Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-14
News of the State


, system.
. The Lisbon feed mill is operating
under a new owner.
There is talk at Hope ~oforganizing
a cooperative ice company.
improvements are being made in
the telephone lines at HankinsOn.
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A new cod storage vault is being
installed by Cook and Cook at Cava-
lier.
The gasoline lights at the l. O.. O.
F. hall at Drake have been replaced
with electric lights.
The district teachers meeting at
Cayuga was largely attended by both
teachers and parents.
A new school building will be
erected in the Rutland school dis.
trict in Sargent county.
A branch house has been estab-
lished at Ellington, by j. Green &
Son, hardware merchants.
The Hillsboro firemen will give
their twenty-ninth annual ball in the
armory at that place on February -.
The students of the school for the
blind at Bathgate gave a party in
honor of President Capple on his
birthday.
At Cando a broken water main
made it necessary for the water to
be shu: OFF all over the town for
several days.
Ole Jacobson of DeLamere suffered
quite a cash above his eye, when he
was struck by a piec of iron while
prying a trough.
The farmers club a: Moscow. in
Cavalier county, will use a part OF
its funds in installing gas lights in
the school house.
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The city council of Lidgerwood will
receive bids for the construction of
done in the spring.
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The Indians of Shell village, near
Van Hook, are bus cutting logs for
q new dance lodge which will be built
near the Catholic CHURCH.
The O. B. ~Frankenberg pool hail
at Dickinson was broken into, the
safe opened and the sum of $3.50 was
stolen. There are no clues.
The First National Bank at Marion
now occupies its handsome new
building. which replaces the one that
was destroyed by Ire a year ago.
The school house in district 35, in
Walsh county, near Edinburg, was
burned down to the ground, the fire
originating from an ~overheated stove.
y At Wildrose some thirty individuals
tex ? box Of books to be something
in Tho way of moisture and pried the
lid eff before discovering their mis-.
take.
Two consolidated schools will be
dedicated in LaMoure county. One
school is at Nortonville and the 9th.
err is in the Glenmore. school dis.
trict.
The fire company at Martin in Wells
county, held a meeting and discussed
the idea OF installing a city reservoir
for the projection ofthe city in case |
Of fire.
John Fjelde, aged IS, who was sent
to the Grand Forks county Jail for
incorrisibility, has been released in
the custody of an uncle living at
Mekinock.
With its last issue the HilEsboro
Tanner entered on its thirty,sixth
year of continuous publication. The
Banner is one of the pioneers Of the
state. Long may i. wave!
Two farmers clubs have been or.
gained in the vicinity of Cakes. One
was formed by the farmers of River
dale and the other was formed in
the vicinity of Bear Creek.
The automobile show at Grand
Forks. which proved so great a sue
cess last year, will be repeated this
year. the dates to be decided later.
1t will probably be in February.
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Manius Carl Rasmussen of Grand
Forks made application to Clerk of
Court Spaulding for afidayits that he
may secure his passports when he
sails next week for South America.
A change of time has been made
by the Northern Pacific on it's Car
~rinSton-Leeds line. The North bound
train o reaches Leeds at 4:45 p. m.
connecting with Great Northern train
No. 4.
Andrew Dahl of .Northwood was ar
rested on a charge of "beating up
Mrs. Gallock, n of the neighbors.
He was held to the district court on |
a charge Of assault with intent to do
bodily harm.
The commercial club of Dunn Gen.
ter entertained the farmers and their
wives and children at an all day get.
together session. Dinner was served
at noon and was followed by a meet.
ing for the men in the afternoon.
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The school building at Glen U]lin
is reported to be considerably too
small for the number Of pupils. The
present building is a good one, but
was erected in 1908 and the town