Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-15
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the electric light plant here is to be Gel
ebrated. The. plant was practically com
pleted some time ago, but 'delay''in the
shipment tied up. a few hours after its
arrival the lights were turned on and the
residents are elated.
BEACH, N. DISTINGUISHING two large
ranches and consolidating. them, P. T.
Pelesek owned them only d short time
and reso.d the property to A. II. Sever
son. who will establish a ranch for breed
ing fire thoroughbred horses and cattle
In this section. "a @
DARLINGTON, N. D.-The people of
Darlington are busy this winter In an ef-
fort to unite all the Protestant churches
into n organization and to have the
state headquarters of the Boy Scout
movement established here.
MANDAN. N. D.-Employed as a de-
nestle and frequently abandoning her
work in the midst of preparing a meal.
to visit with neighbors or go on shop
ping excursions to the stores. Miss
kathrine Sailti, aged Is, was adjudged
insane by the Morton county insanity
board and she will be deported to Aus.
tria.
MILTON. N. D.--Norsemcn of Pembi.
ma. Walsh n Cavalier counties will
dance their old folk dances and make
merry at a big celebration which will be
held mere February ~. The celebration
is planned by q civic committee Of ten
members, and it will be q Scandinavian
affair from start to finish. Music Of the
northland, dances Of Norway, together
with a banquet made of entirely Norweg-
ian dishes will feature the celebration.
HARRINGTON, N. D.-Judge Coffey,
imposed a sixty-day sentence on Sever
koldes, who pleaded guilty 60 stealing
o suit of clothes at Grace City. He es-
capped to Wisconsin and was arrested
there. E.. H. Dobrenz issued a check
when he had no funds in the bank and
pleaded guilty. He got sixty days too.
MAYvILLE. N. D.-Charles Kittleson
Of this city was killed in an automobile
accident recently and Charles Tolan, 1driv
ing the car, a injured. The accident
occurred near the city. Both are prom.
inentlyi known in Mayville.
LARIMORE. N. D.-Edward Purcell Of
Larimore and Miss Bertha Sobe Of
Grand Forks, were married at the Cath
Ollie church here by Rev. Father Simp-
son. W. @aS. y II. az5s .#g
DEVILS LAKE. N. D.-The annual
Lake Region Development association
midwinter fair will be held here Feb. H..
u and Is.
HYYA6O0T mn Q . n e. NNI1 .oSn
club has taken preliminary steps toward
interesting residents of the town in the
installation Of a munic'par system Of wa
terworks.
EEGAN, s. D.-The new electric light
system here has been placed in operation.
MANKATO. AMINN.-The county board
has re-organized by electing John II.
Holman chairman. Dr.. J.. p. Rosenwald
was chosen county physician.
MANDAN. N. Disk fair conventions
will be held in Morton county in Janu-
airy and February under the direction OF
the Morton County Development league.
GRAND FORKS, N. D.-William H.
Elfripg former pastor of the Congrega
tional church, at Sioux City, Iowa, will
tonight be installed as pastor OF the
Plymouth Congregational church Of
Grand Forks. s7.
MCLAUGHLIN, s. D.-vic La Compile
OF Bullhead has served an Injunction on
the Milwaukee Railroad company to pre-
vent employees Of the company from 60.
ing upon the land. I
ABERDEEN, s. DIV. T. Harvey, an
employee Of a shoe company here, was
brought back from the Black Hills to
answer to a charge Of having embezzied
$192.53 Of the firms money. a'a III
FARGO, N. D.-Fargo is to have an
additional school building to relieve the
present congestion. Practically every
school is now overcrowded. "
GRAND FORKS, N. D.-The annual
meeting Of the North Dakota Federation
Of Labor will be held in Grand Forks
early in June, under the plans outlined
by the executive committee Of that body.
MANNING. N. D.-University Of North
DAKOTA students residing in Dunn coun-
ty organized the Dunn County Univer-
sity Alumni association.
ALEXANDRIA, N. sD.-A crew arriv-
ed here to put up q temporary freight
depot. An agent win no doubt be sta.
toned at Alexander as soon as the depot
is built to take care Of the large amount
Of freight shipped in and out OF this town.
NEW ROCKFORD, N. D.-The Consul
mers' General Service company, is the
name of the corporation now owning the
electric light n water plants here. The
name was changed. r. E. Corson OF Far.
60 is president and the stockholders are
residents Of that city, the Twin Cities and
this place.
HANSBORO. N. D.-Judge Buttz sen.
fenced Frank Beckett and John Grant
to thirty days each and to pay $3.50 while
a suspended sentence was imposed on
John BlaGordy. All three were charged
with gambling. The two former are in
jail IN sCando. .
EGRAMER, n. D.-Loca1 people found
Ole Hail, the blacksmith. dead in hfs
shop. His wife has been in the state asy.
lum for many years, and three children
are left penniless unless cared for by
older sisters who are married.
SHELDON, n. D.-But for the pres
ence Of a barrel Of water in the Kitchen,
the farm home Of John Adams, near
here. would have been destroyed, when
some clothing on a chair fell "on an over.
heated stove pipe. A generar alarm was
sounded On the rural telephone lire, but
the occupants saved the house before
the %neighbors arrived.
AMIDON, n. D.-FOllowing a series Of
petty thefts and acts Of vandalism. war.
rants were sworn out for two yfoung men