Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-20

plled to the people or WINSTON.
A school house is being erected
neal Windsor, in StutsmaI county.
The Shields Athletic club has its
equipment, and has started active
work.
Corwin Moffet of Wyndmere broke
porch.
Nearly every section Of the state
sent farmers to the Equity meeting in
st. Paul.
A garage at Antler had a bad fire.
The people of Wyndmere want cleo
trio lights. ,-E~%E5 r.
The Kathryn hotel, which has been
closed, will be reopeAed to the public
very o
The Rolette band has received some
new instruments and will practice
much this winter.
A large piece of coal was found in
a well being dug on the farm of Earl
Umphrey, lear lnkster.
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Foster & Lampman, the new law
firm at Turtle Creek will open their
offices the first of the year.
If peace should be declared in the
next few weeks, there will be the
legislature to fall back on.
Santa Claus is going to sneak in.
on you some time and find that you
didn't do that shopping early.
Work has been started near Wales
in Cavalier county to put in bridges of
steel on the Rush lake grade.
The Woman lodge at Stanton has
purchased the cid %schoolhouse at that
place and will be fitted up as a hall. {
r.. Frederick of Dickinson lost a
thumb as the result Of an accident
that occurred in the mill at that place.
l.. R. Waldron of the experiment
station at Dickinson has been named
as a member of the park board of that
city.
Martin Folk, who is employed att
the farm of Richard Price, north of
Tolna, had two ribs broken when he
was kicked by a colt.
The death Of two well-knOWn peo-
pie CT the north country, is %chronicled
in the Ryder Journal, that of Mrs.
Martin Arnestad and Mr.. Hans Hoset.
Petitions are being circulated in
every town on the new line, from Kill
deer to Mandan, asking the railroad
company to carry mail on this branch.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the home of the brides parents in
Belfield, when Roy Pierce was mar
ried to Miss Carrie Carlton. Rev.
Chas. Mutshnich officiated.
Under the management of Com
mander j.. w. Carol, the interest and
income fund from the land grant is
sufficient to meet the expenditures of
the Soldiers Home at Lisbon.
Editor Schoonmaker of The Wales
Progress asked to be pardoned for all
errors that might appear in print, as
a young editor arrived a this house
and he consequently felt a little nerv-
Gus.
To keep the children from upset
ting a lighted lamp, a New Salem man
set it on a shelf, where it set fire to
the wooden ceiling. The fire was dis
covered before any great damage vas
done.
Elizabeth Whetmore. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Whetmore OF
Painted Woods, sustained a fracture
of the SOUL, when she was thrown
from the buggy in which she was
driving.
Rev. FIR. Bernard reports that the
fund for building a Catholic church
at Cannonball has reached $500. AS
soon as sufficient funds are on hand
work on the building will be COM
menced.
AT a regular meeting of the COM
meroial club at Binford, only two
wonders why the absent ones kick
pCCduSc tlc OI"SdulLdLlOn Is -lOL uOluS
more for the town.
The Belgian Relief fund at West
hope has reached nearly $500. The
little town of Landa, near Westhope,
subscribed 500. A whole car of
flour will be shipped as a result OF
the splendid response.
The domestic science d"ra-tment at
Rolla, in the consolidated school, is
putting the department to practical
use. Hot lunches are served to the
t pupils and all others wishing them at
the price of eight cents.
: An agent has been installed at the
local depot and all freight and ex-
press business is now receiving
; prompt attention. The telegraph
wires are now in the station and Kill
deer is connected up with the out
side world.