Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-26
News of the State
Ice harvest has begun at Inkster.

trees.
Park River is to have a lecture
course.
The scarlet fever epidemic at Hope
is over.
A whist club has been formed a,
Russell.
The Northwest hotel at Milton has
changed hands. ',5'
The Empress theater at Grafton has
been formally opened.
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New pews vii be put in the Presby-
terrain church at Flexton.
The ice house at Lankin is being
remodeled into a residence.
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The Anamoose Progress has in
stalled a linotype in its shop.
The residence of Clifford O'Hara at
Hamilton was burned to the ground.
s.
A new heating system has been put
in the Odd Fellows lodge hall at Mil.
ton.
The Lidgerwood BroadaXe is sug-
costing a ham and bacon show for
that town.
DR.. Church, of Park River, has been
appointed Great Northern physician
at that place.
John Van Amman. editor of The Kin
dred Tribune, has just celebrated an.
other birthday. ...en,E .@ 5E
The shortest day is now past and
North Dakotans can watch the sun
climbing higher.
Mrs. w. J. Wagerman Of Grand
Forks fractured a leg when she
slipped and fell.
Little Blanche Lillibridge Of Dick
inson broke her arm when she fell on
her way to school.
The Odd Fellows hall at Tower
City has been completed and is now
ready for occupancy.
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The new community club house at
Wibaux, Mont, has been formally
opened to the public.
1t is expected the city commission
of Valley City will grant a gas fran
chise to F. E. Ployhar.
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The Ransom County Poultry associ-
alton will hold its annual show in the
armory at Lisbon on January 4 tc 7,
inclusive.
A lodge of the Brotherhood of All
Railroad Employees has been organic
bership of $50.
So far Rolette county has donated
s593.9 o for the Belgian relief fund,
End all the precincts habe not yet
been heard from. 51. t.
The Grace City Journal says that
it didn't put in any locals so that the
subscribers would read the Christmas
advertising instead.
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Five services were held in the
Methodist church at Larimore in n
day as a closing celebration of d
three weeks revival.
Carl Beitz of Eldorado township, OF
Trail county, fractured his left arm
by falling from a load Of hay or
which ho woo ridino
The Souris Messenger is now thir-
teen years old, and celebrated the
event by coming out with twelve
pages and a colored cover.
1t was pretty hard to tell The Page
Record from The Bathgate Pink Pa
per this week, as The Record was
printed on the eye.straining color.
A vesper service was held at Ink
ster under the auspices of the chorus
of the high school at which $10'was
raised for the Belgian relief fund.
y re:
The annual school entertainment at
Lisbon was a most pleasing affair for
the people OF that town, who greatly
enjoyed the work of the school pupils.
The pdastering Of the new Mount
rail county court house is expected to
be finished by Christmas and the
county officials will soon be in their
new quarters. .. 70
At Reynolds a new concern has
been incorporated which will be
known as the Reynolds Construction
company and will manufacture con.
crete building blocks.
Three spring pigs killed by NJ. H.
Falls CT Stutsman county averaged
20 pounds dressed. The pigs were
253 days old and probably set q rec
ord for Stutsman county.
There is much talk of establishing
a market at Lisbon that would fur
nish the farmers of the vicinity a
place at which to dispose of their
products to the consumer.
The granary belonging to Andrew
Prondzinski, in Pulaski township, in
Walsh county, nea Mimic, was de-
stroyed by fire. A new Ford auto.
mobile and 800 bushels of grain were
burned. '43na
The New Rockford telephone oper
ators will have an opportunity to OBJ
serve Christmas this year. The OF
fee will be closed from II O'CLOCK
in the morning until 5 O'Clock in tile