Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-26
News of the State

Potato rot caused a heavy loss this
year.
The new depot at Watford has been
! completed.
Belgian relief funds is the popular
subject now.
Park River will have an ice rink for
the children.
The town hall at Concrete was de.
stroyed by fire.
The new Milwaukee depot at Dick
ey IS completed.
$
Dickinson will donate a car of flour
for the Belgians.
s.
Dickinson cemetery association
held an election.
The Fargo A. G. will enjoy a
Thanksgiving program.
s.
New Rockford's water system is
now ready for the water.
$
The churches of Williston united
for Thanksgiving services.
So
Fraternal day at Williston secured
$3.50 for the hospital fund.
s.
Fargo college has sent a contribu-
! t;-r !, tI,1 D<J<<;n, ,n,rrarrrr
s.
That Bible printed in 1857 is receiv.
ing quite extensive advertising.
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Fire at New Leipzig destroy Sam
Derilg's barn, with three horses.
If LanSfOrd cant have any more
natural gas it will have electric lights.
s.
The division question in Morton
county still hangs fre-in the courts.
s.
There promises to be a good crop
Of candidates for speaker Of The
house.
An examination for applicants for
the position of postmaster. vas held
at Hazelton.
Miss Eyleen Blose, a very popular
Iyoung lady of Cando, died of tubercu-
lar meningitis.
Mrs. Harry Buck Of Harvey has
Fallen heir to her share of $240,000 |
left My a relative.
Pnnn1o in tho vipinitr nf Amnn1c- |
vile, Ward county, are forming a
telephone company.
The Portland a. d. Republican
says the Aurdal Kvindeforening held
a sale in the church.
The Finley camp NJ. w. a., sent
$40 to the Belgian relief fund, through
the Christian Herald.
The editor of the Sheldon Progress
has moved into a $4,000 house.
Something wrong, somewhere.
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While scuffling in a garage in Mott,
Alvin Arrowsmith fell upon a stove,
cutting a cash in his forehead.
Fred Hellnkay, a restaurant man
of Rugby, found a purse containing
SIS and returned it 70 the owner.
The Dickinson papers have finally
agreed on n thing-that u. c. R."
is not the son OF James H. Caldwell.
Harvey citizens held a public meet
ing for the purpose of raising mon
ey and food stuffs for starving Bel |
gians.
John Meyers farm house ten miles
from Washburn. burned to- the
ground. The origin of the fire is un-
known.
Geo. E. Baker, who years ago es-
tablished the Baker ferry near Willis
ton, has struck gold on his ranch
in Montana.
: That ono fellow in Flasher who
voted for county division can hardly
lie fiat enough. for fear Little Mac
viii Hay him.
a. Ward King, the expert il road
building, delivered an address in
Cakes. telling how to have good roads
WithOu. money.
The people of Michigan City, this
state, are making liberal donations to
the Belgian RELIEF fund. The arena
publishes the list of donors.
+. 5. Washer, former proprietor Of
the Brown hotel at Mott, may return
from Chicago, where he now lives
and purchase the Barry hotel.
s.
The Missouri river frOZe over this
year the earliest in many years. A
long winter is predicted, but old trap.
pers say signs point 20 a mild season.
Rev. and Mrs. o. l.. Aatnoa- or
Wimbledon had a narrow escape Nh"u /!
their automobile completely turned
turtle.
Owing to the snoN and cold weather.
work on the new scllol house at Court
eney has been abandoned for a time
at least.
Carl Wil:oughby, near Mott, was
arrested on the charge of wheat steal
ing. j. is said he has confessed his
guilt and will probably be sent to
prison.
Down at Mott a boy by the name
OF Ray Green was jailed on the charge
Of arson, being unable to furnish bond.
His father came out from Indiana to
secure bond