Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-14

Belgian fund.
A creamery is assured for Mandan
being built by Glen Ullin men.
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The state university band is making
preparations for a public concert.
The residence OF A. s. Croteau al
st, John was badly damaged by fire.
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At Bisbee, Andy Gerard cut one
of his arms very seriously while cut.
ting wood.
A large number of agriculturists at.
tended the big farmers meeting at
Wahpeton.
G. J. Kachethoffer has been appoint
ed city attorney of Wahpeton to sue,
coed j. G. Forbes.
Ernest Leidberry of Sarles, who was
injured so badly last week, is reported
as slightly improved.
George p. Jones has closed his law
business in La Moure. having lived
in the state eight years.
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Mrs. Dana Wright was thrown from
q cutter in a runaway, at jamestown,
and quite badly bruised.
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Little Ben White of FIT. Yates, who
injured his thigh while coasting, will
probably be crippled for life.
The dining room of the Hotel Stan.
field at Stanfield has been leased by
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Johnston.
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The district court at Wahpeton is
working on a calendar of twenty-five
criminal and seventy-seven civil cases.
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The Overstad-Hoverson hardware
store at Beach, was entered by burg
lars and $40 taken from the cash reg
lister.
The Boys Club of st. Thomas held
a banquet with Mrs. ]. G. Moore as
hostess. Her son, John, addressed
the boys on First Aid to the Wound
ed"
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The women of Langdon are plan.
ming on moving the public library to
a more convenient place and INSTALL
ing a reading room in connection with
the institution.
The potato warehouse belonging to
Martin Lee at Aneta was badly dam
aged by fire. There were $500 BUSH
els of potatoes in the building and
they are a total loss.
Several young people of jamestown
had a sleigh ride in a bob behind an
auto. In cutting the corner at the
Gladstone hotel the occupants we\2
spilled into the street.
Botfred Bindwell of Cathay was ar
rested charged with taking from the
p%ostoffice a watch belonging to an.
otE 5r. The federal authorities or
dered the man released.
a number of the younger Indians
at ct. Yates have organized a literary
society for the advancement of the
Indians, and also to provide some
amusement. A football team will be
organized.
Ernest, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ,Nels Peterson of Cakes, was
severaly burned about the face and
hands as the result of dropping a por-
ton of a lighted match in a cup of
gun powder.
On January 10, the railroad conf
mi%ssioners and the officials of the
Northern Pacific and the Northwest
ern railroads will meet with the city
officials of Oakes: for the purpose of
discussing proper terminals for that
place.
R. R. Storkey, advance man for
Billy BENEFITS show, got into trouble
at Langdon, when he spied a nifty
coat belonging TO a store keeper and
hied himself to Adams with the gar
ment. He ia fined $50 and given
thirty days in Jail.
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At Max a meeting of the creamery
was held and a site select
ed on which to erect the building. The
ultimate location depends on the Sc
of water. tests being contem-
to establish the presence of
water.
"A jury in the district court at Grand
brought in a verdict for the de.
PENDANT in the case Of the British
Insurance Company against
]. L: Hulteng for the recovery of
81 ,04O Insurance paid for a fire loss
on a Grand Forks residence.
A fire in the Tolna garage at iolna
did considerable damage to the build
ing, the equipment of the work room
and une automobile. The flames start.
ed from the explosion Of Kerosene.
The chemical apparatus saved the
structure from total destruction.
There is a case at jamestown that
is causing some interest. It is a case
in which an employee of the Carpenter
Lumber Company is attempt
ing to recover because of being cut
by a wood saw with which he came in
contact after slipping on a round stick
s.
Col. C. Orion, who has been in Lang
don since the town "a practically a
piece of bare prairie, has retired from
the active management of his harness
business, which he has placed in the
hands of his sons. Colonel Orion
to Langdon twenty-seven years
ago.