Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-25
News of the State
A new cafe will be opened at DICK
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The ica rink at Forest River is
opened.
The schools of jamestown nave 9oo
pupils enrolled.
The Glendale high schol, has pur-
chased a Victrola.
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The lodges over the state, are busy
electing their new officers.
The large artesian we'll at Glendale
has been put in coed condition.
James Potter of Dickinson Droke
his left leg just below the knee.
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A literary society has been organ
lied at Stirune, in Sargent county.
The Hotel Bradford at Lisbon is now
operating under new management.
The Lidgerwood Auto club injoyed
a young pig roast and elected otlcers-
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Up to date Foster county has raised
$500 for the relief of the Belgian sur
ferers.
The postoffice clerks and carriers
never forget how many days it is to
Christmas.
Hugh Mclean, of near Antler, frac-
tured one of his legs by falling from
a stepladder.
The Kindred band gave. a concert
which was greatly enjoyed by the peo-
pie of the town. /
A party of Wahpeton nimrods shot
three big moose in Northern Mime
sofa woods recently.
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The Tioga commercial club has put
out an attractibe calendar advertising
the town and vicinity.
A class Of fifteen. were confirmed in
the Episcopal church at Grand Forks
by Bishop J. P. Tyler of Fargo.
Mike Manning, of Antler, suffered
a fractured shoulder blade while he
was putting a~belt on a circular saw.
w. H. Cutler has purchased the con-
%fectionery, furniture and undertaking
business OF Charles w. Goheen at
Russell. - - b
A contribution is being taken at :
Dunseith which will be used in pur-
chasing a bell for the new church at
that place. /
The clerk and two members of the 4
school board at Dunseith have re-
signed and appointments made to fill
the vacancies. #s \
While engaged in cutting UP some
frozen meat with an axe, John Nor
gan of Cuyuga accidentally chopped
off his thumb. ss I
The Methodist people of Norma, in /
gRenbille, county, have purchased lots !,
on which they expect to- !build2a par !
sonage in the near FUTURE u
James Mccoy Of Darlington; who
for the past eighteen years has been /
bussman at that place, has turned )
over the line to new. owners. 4
Charles Keller, aged 9, of. Grand
Forks, sustained a fractured leg when
he was struck by itoboggan at the (
Riverside park slide in that city. +
The Darlington Methodists have
been disappointed by not being able
to- get into their new building by
Christmas, as had been expected.
Editor Case of the Neville Journal
was called to Albert Lea, MINI. by
the serious illness of his father. The
devil is running the paper.
C. W. Mash, the agricultural teacher
in the high school at Darlington, frac-
tured one CT his legs by falling ver
some beams that were projecting over
a sidewalk. &
N. N. Hermann has purchased the
Marion Sentinel from I. E. Officer and
has taken charge of the establish
ment. He was formerly foreman of
the Sentinel office. !
Every school teacher in Burleigh
county in enrolled as a member of
the North Dakota Educational asso-
citation, making Burleigh the record
county of the state: !
The little one and a half year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Amber
son of Portland was terribly burned
when she fell into a pan of scalding
water. Her life is despaired of.
Ed AK of Jud had a thumb nearly
severed from his right hand while
engaged in slaughtering some hogs.
One Of the animals in its struggles
struck the knife Ak was using and
caused the injury.
The Farmers and Merchants State
bank at Wahpeton, which was incor-
porated last June but did not open it's
doors until it could open in its new
building, is now open to the public.
George Meisner and George Stringer
beth of Kief applied the brakes of
their automobile with the result that
it turned trurtle. The machine! landed
on top Of them but neither was hurt.
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The first months business for the
new Wilson Farmers cooperative
creamery, resulted in checks for as
much as !$62 being sent to several
farmers for milk and cream. More
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