Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-19
News of the State

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IF. J. Olson is the new Northern
Pacific agent at Barlow.
The girls at Harvey are going tt
organize an athletic club.
Two patrols of hoy scouts ilaVt
been organized at Forman.
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The Granville fire department will
hold it's annual ball on March II.
The new German Lutheran church
at IHazen was dedicated on Sunday.
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The interior OF the First ,Nationa
bank at Stanley has been "redecorai
ed.
The stock yards at Russell have
been repaired and otherwise i'm
proved.
The Knights Of Columbus at Beach
are going to put on a play on st. Pat
rick's day.
An effort is being made to get a
p~cstofIice at Bonnie View in Golden
Valley county.
The firemen at Cayuga gave a big
dance and cleared $55 as the results
of their efforts.
A movement is on foot in Conway
in Walsh county. for the organization
Of a juvenile band.
The Town Hall association at De
Lamere has ordered a new piano for
the public gathering place.
The big automobile show of the
season will be held i nthe auditorium.
at Fargo, March 3. 4, 5 and G..
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The city band at New Rockford
has been reorganized with DR.. C. S.
Putnam, formerly OF Fargo, as leader.
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There is many a slip twixt the
house and the office these days when
the snow and the ice coat the side
walks.
A second carload of war horses
was shipped from Bowdon last Sat
urday to Chicago and from there to
the war zone.
A man was in Hazan recently and
was looking owe the community with
a view of building a first class hotel
at that place.
Mrs. Freda Mel IF Devils Lake,
died at the home of her daughter last
Sunday, after a short illness, at the
ripe age of 80 years.
The county jaid at Eeach is goinS
to be moved to a new location in that
city. There may be some prisoners
who will get a free ride.
The Electric theater at Fortuna has
again been opened up for business
after being closed for some time
while undergoing repairs.
As the result of trouble with the
water mains at Park River, most OF
the Easements along the business
street are flooded with water.
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Rev. A. p. Green, who for the past
few years was a missionary in Mon
tana, has assumed charge Of the Swe-
dish Lutheran church , of Minot.
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The Elks Lodge of Devils Lake will
build a beautiful new nome in the
near future, $500 aireadv having
been subscribed for tho building FUND.
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A big jack rabbit hunt was pulled
off at Mineral Springs. Two teams
were in the field. the stakes being
an oyster supper for the entire crowd.
The negotiations that have been
spending for the consolidation of the
State bank and Farmers and Mer-
chants bank of New Salem, have been
called off.
There will be a display of Gideon
bibles in Casselton today at the Fed
Grated church, which will be placed
in all the hotels of the city as sOon
as possible.
II ueN lllIl lldS 'UcSu OlSd!llL@u a.
HaZen. Will will operate under the
title Of the HaZen Mercantile Co.
The new company has purchased tbs
store at Krem.
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Peter Rerven of Lakota was 'seri-
ously hurt while at play On the school
grounds at that place. He was
jumping and struck his head on a
sidewalk, rendering him unconscious.
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Rev. George B. Newcomb, super
tende1t of the North Dakota Society
of the Friendless, was appointed by
Judge J.. M. Hanley, as juvenile court
officer of the Twelfth Judicial dis
trict.
A special school election will be
held at the city hall in Glen Ullin on
February q, at which time the pro-
position of bonding the school dis
trict for the sum Of $500 will be sub
mitted to the voters.
Plans are being outlined by the
members Of the Congregational
church at Cando for the enlargement
of the church building at that place.
1t is expected that work will he start.
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