Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-18
News of the State

NJ. II. Cnufcn at Juu are 'ely wei
attended.
Farmers meeting at Werner Offered
to guarantee milk from 400 COWS II
a creamery is started.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bickel, agec
rs, have just celebrated their golden
wedding at New Salem.
s.
Il. II. Hall has been appointed coun'
ty agent for Pierce county and has
his headquarters at Rugby.
s.
A bill has lDeen introduced into the
Minnesota Legislature prohibiting sa
looms from cashing pay checks.
G., d. Wood has been appointed
county agent for Renville county. lie
will make his headquarters at Mo
hall.
The Cavalier Cemetery association
will give a musical and entertainments
about March 1, for the benefit OF the
cemetery.
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A program and dance were given by
the citizens of Sharon t ocommeor-
ate the twelfth annual celebration OF
Robert Burns.
officials are searching for three
swindlers who secured at least $3,0Oc
in cash from farmers Of southern
Merton county.
Professional yeggmen blew the safe
of the Norma Implement and HARD
ware company, at, kenmare, and Sc
cured 500 in cash.
There is considerable talk of me
farmers in the vicinity of Wimbledon
getting together and planning on
building a creamery.
M. Sicorski at Paramount cut his
lin badly when he fell on some ice.
Several stitches were taken to draw
the wound together
An epidemic Of CHAMBERS is being
fought uear Mott by the slaughter OF
many horses, by order Of the state
veterinary department.
The Mohall. Sherwood line will con-
tinue to run directly into Minot on
account of the recent order issued by
the railroad commission.
The superintendent Of the county
board of health Of Morton county
don't think the Mandan Jail is a sani-
tary place for b~ootleggers. ."- ,~
s.
Registration for the second semes'
ter at the state university has reached
the 45o mark, according to reports
given out at the office of the regis
trar.
Walsted & &Co. is the name of the
new firm just organized at Kenmare
for the sale of automobiles, automo-
bile parts and accessories and re-
pairs.
Malkus Ankerberg and Henry Bohr-
err have taken over the interests OF
the Stanton Telephone company,
which was formerly owned by A. j.
Withheld.
Little Cora Sather, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gust Sather of Aneta, fell
and struck her mead upon the stove,
splitting her ear. Sveral stitches
were taken.
Cando thinks that it should have a
potato warehouse and will probably
get one when the farmers in that VIC
Unity decide to all raise one variety
of the tubers.
The school authorities of Oliver
county have caused a number of war
rants to be issued for people of that
county who are failing to send their
children to school.
The Minot high school orchestra
bids fair to equal any OF the organiza-
tions of past years. The boys and
girls are hard at work and will soon
be ready for publis appearance.
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A farmers cNubsAas been organic
ed at Sidney, Mont. sfflte. officers elect
ed are: J.. A. ,McGlynn, president;
4. ~Staffenson, vice president, and E.
B. Brown, secretary and treasurer. y
1t is reported at Drake that the 500
railroad has ordered the elevator CON-
,panies with elevators at that place to
move them by spring so that another
side track has been installed by the
road.
Two saloon licenses were granted
at Fairview, Mont, just over the line
from Fairview, N. D. When Moorhead
goes dry possibly Fairview On. d.
will land all of the conventions. Get
busy.
A little son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Victor of Fort Clark, was badly in
inred by a large Buff Cochin rooster
that attacked the child and made war
on the mother when she went to the
rescue.
The "millionaire drunk" who when
picked up at Grand Forks by the po-
lice while engaged in throwing away
imaginary gold pieces along Mentors
avenue, was released on payment of
a S. fine.
A hotel company has been incorpor-
ated at Minot under the name of the
Newton Hotel Co. for the purpose of
building a new hotel in this city on
the Newton lots on lower Main street
near the depot.
The MilOt library board held its