Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-23
News Of the State

Lisbon.
Cavalier county has $3.50 school
children.
The garage at Bowbells has chang.
ed hands.
The land at Waihalls has been re.
organized.
A tailor shop has been opened at
Sherwood.
The Palace store at Eaderlin had a
small fire.
A tailor shop mas been established
at Stanley.
The creamery at Pettibone will op'
en- in March.
The hardware store at Gwilner has
changed hands.
The Union hote! at Michigan has
changed hands.
The drug store at Hazelton has
changed owners.
Pneumonia is prevalent. among
horses in the state.
The creamery. at Kenmare is under
a new management.
The Gem theater at ~Lidgerwood has
been sold to Fred ]. Noeling.
Mrs. E. c. Stevens of Towner, broke
| a bone in her left arm when she fell.
The ladies' of Hazen gave a very
successful masquerade bal at that
place.
The people of Martin are discuss
ing the problem of lighting the town
! by electricity.
new firm, known as the Merchants
Collecting association, has been or
ganized at Lisbon. .sgf,s,
The feed mill owned by S. J. Wend-
blom of Jud was totally destroyed by
| spontaneous combustion.
The drug store at Perth, in Towner
county, was broken into and about
$40 worth of goods taken.
The flour mill at New Rockford has
been shut down on account Of a short
age in its supply of wheat.
The school House near B. c. Heb,
in Starbuck township, in Bottineau
county was destroyed by fire.
Fire occurred at the F. w. Henkel
home at Candog1in which all of the
household goodsswere destroyed.
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The Abstract, & Title Co. of Medora
has decided to open an office at Amid
on in the new,seanty Of Slope
Much interest is being shown in
the revival meetings being held in
| the Methodist church at Dawson.
Rev. Douglass Alexander, formerly
of Mott, has been elected pastor OF
the Presbyterian church at Wilton.
John Hendrickson of Starkweathe1
was badly burned about the hands and
legs. when a can OF: kerosene explod'
ed.
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r. The new fire escapes have been put
in place at the school building at Un'
derwood, and fire drills have pee
practiced.
Fire was discovered at the nome
of Joe Jaeger, at Manning, but was
extinguished before much damage
was done.
The Husmoen family at .Abercom
| bic had a narrow escape from aspny'
! xiation, caused by gasoline leaking
! out of a lamp.
W. H. Chase of ;Hazen has installed
a heating pant, in his cement blocR
factory, and is very busy taurnlne
out, the blocks.
"spink & Langs is the title of a
new firm which will enter the cloth
ing and furnishing field at Mandan
, on or about March 10.
The Northern Pacific is rewriting
| their rcundhouse, shops and bulld,
ings and putting new conduits and
cables in, at Dickinson.
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The Donohue drug store at douglas
was entered and about $500 worth
of watches, jewelry, tiashlight batter
les and other articles were stolen.
The Equity Union farmers in the
vicinity of Elgin are going to bulld
an elevator at that town. The organ
ization already has $4,000 subscribed
| for the elevator.
Constable Moug of Medina arrested
a young man by the name of Ed Shat
fer. who. was wanted by the author
tiles fer the stealing Of a pony from
a farmer near Buchanan.
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Fred Beck, a young man employed
bv Oscar Krogstad, ten miles SOUR
of Enderlin accidentally caught nls
hand in a corn shredder and was ter
cibly crushed and mangled.
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Poe Prsa, 500 section boss at vii
ton, was put in Jail at Washburn as
the result of a stabbing array ina
took pace at a dance at 'Wlitcn'
Booze is said to be behind the anair
AS the result Of action taken o!
the Sentinel Butte Commercial cluD
the town will have an electric ilgh'
plant within the next two months
Cheap fuel is a big asset, ACCORDING