Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-17
News of the State

The fire department at Ardoch has
been reorganized.
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The Napoleon elevator at Napoleon
has charged hands.
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The Milnewaukan library has beer
opened to the public.
Over $75 worth of Red Cross stamps
were sold at Kenmare.
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The Ellendale library now occupies
rooms in the city hall.
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Rev. IMr. Hall is the new Presbyteri
an preacher at Edgeley.
Hansboro will have a masked car
nival at the skating rink.
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The %postoftice at Kindred has beer
moved to a new location.
A barn belonging to Frank Smith
of Lisbon was destroyed by fire.
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The new Rice memorial church al
Powers Lake was dedicated recently
The North Dakota Poultry associa.
ton show will be held in Fargo on Jan
1922.
Horace Bagley OF Granville has re
signed from the position of county
judge.
Construction work has begun or
the new Syndicate brick block al
Noonan.
The ice houses owe the state are
being filled, for the hot weather next
summer.
The Kenning hotel building at Ell
gin has been moved and is ready fol
occupancy.
A chicken house and wagon shed
owned by J. Schumacher, at Hazelton
was burned.
A small blaze, which was %eXtinguish.
ed at once, occurred in the printing
office at Sykeston.
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Thomas Miley, who has been city
marshal of Stanley for two years, has
resigned his position. ,
The third annual show of the Ran
som County Poultry association was
success in every respect.
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Robbers broke into the postofice al
Upham, and stole a small amount o.
cash from the cash drawer.
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A number of Elks of North Dakota
attended the dedication of the new
Elks' home at Mes City, Mont.
A farm school will be held at Mil
ton three days under the auspices OF
the Wilton Business Mems union.
The Grand Forks city council has
two bids on rebuilding the De Mers
street bridge across the Red River.
Tie home of John Reil living north
west Of Saint Thomas was destroyed
by fire, caused by an overheated stove
pipe. .....
A beautiful mirage was seer at Glen
Burn. All the buildings in neighbor
ing towns were visible for some
time.
The Lansford Journal says that the
new electric lights are "twinkling
brightly" at that place. Nice on the
eyes!
Mrs. r. E. Day of Calvin fractured
one Of her ankles when she Slipped
on an icy porch at a home near that
town.
3. J. Anderson Of Donybrook was
elected chairman of the board of coun
ty commissioners to succeed Olaf
Lokensgard.
The North Dakota corn show is to
be held in Fargo on Jan. 10 to %, in
elusive, in connection with the Tri.
State Grain Growers convention.
At a meeting of the citizens of Pow.
ers Lake it al decided that the town
shall have a white way. 1t is ex'
pected that the electric plant will be
IN operation
A record justice court case was held
at Hebron. A jury worked two nights
on the case and Withheld it's verdict
until it has been paid for it's services
by the plaintiff and defendant.
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A. w. Canterbury, foreman Of The
News office at Manning, had n OF
his thumbs badly smashed while he
was attempting to show some children
how he used to coast when a boy.
Plans are being made by the mem
bers of the Swedish Congregational
church east of Wilton, to erect a new
house of worship. The present edifice
is too small for the needs of the con
g%regation.
The farmers in some parts of the
state are having considerable trouble
with jackrabbits. The pests destroy
considerable alfalfa and it is said
that the two cannot be raised togeth'
er with success.
1t is stated that a new elevator will
be built at Makoti next summer. The
town has two elevators now, but the
rush was so great last fall that an
other institution Of the kind, it is be-
lieved, will prove a success.
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August, the 9-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Reinke, living 10 miles
northwest of Lisbon, had the thumb
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