Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-11
News of the State

The lumber yard and elevator al
Streeter are in new hands.
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A live stock meeting was held al
Wimbledon on Feb. 2 and 3.
The Silver Grill cafe at Willistor
was slightly damaged by fire.
The Cleveland Commercial club
will hold a banquet OF Feb. %.
s.
Montpelier is to have a number Of
new buildings erected in the spring
Woodwork will have a regular
stage line between there and New
Home.
The schools ats. John are now
under the direction ola new sup
%erintendent.
Starkweather has a a man who
has Just completed embroiderlng two
pillow covers.
J, J. Ross of Hannah, received
quite a severe injury in the eye, from
the horn Of a COW.
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A month of revival services at the
Methodist church at Ashley have
been brought to an end.
A petition Mas presented to the
village board at Bowdon asking that
the town be rCdistrictcd.
The night school institute by the
Commercial club of Hebron is prov
ing 70 be a great success.
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Harvey Edwards Of Wadsworth in
Stutsman county, lost a valuable COW
by being kicked by a horse.
meeting was held at Nome for
the purpose of considering the or
sanitation of an athletic club.
The new fixtures for the %postoffice
at Woodwork have arrived, and will
be placed in the Rustler building.
The class in domestic science at
lnkster gave a very elaborate banquet
to the school officers and faculty.
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A couple of boys were fined in the
Arnegard justice court, on being
found guilty of assault and battery.
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Toledo school district in Stutsman
county is erecting a new school build
ing, which will be opened in two
weeks.
1t is estimated that it will cost
$4,000 to try 60 blind pig cases that
are scheduled to come off in Ward
county.
The creamery of Ashley has been
reopened, after having been closed
for some tine on account of a lack
Of cream. ssE
DR.. J. F. Simms,. who has been
prac.icing dentistry at Wimbledon
for the past two years, has located
at Crosby.
*T'sa work OF tearing down the old
b:itge over Heart river, leading to
the reform school at Mandan is now
we'll along.
A second attempt was made to
enter the barbershop at Upham. Just
what the would-be burglars were after
is not known.
Owing to the crowded condition Of
the s~choolhouse at Schafer, the pri-
mary grade is now occupying a build
ing on Main street.
Western Minnesota and North Da-
kota Boilers association will hold
it's annual convention in Jamestown
on Tuesday, Feb. 8.
gave a basket ball social and dance,
which proved a big success, both So
cially and financially.
An auxiliary was formed at Har-
vey which will have for its work
the supplemen.ing of the hospital
movement on foot at that place.
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A. n. Mcdonald of Halliday, has
his building well under way at Wer-
ner in which he will establish a
paper. He is very well known in
Dunn county.
AS the result of action taken by
the Sentinel Butte Commercial club,
the town will have an electric light
plant within the next two months.
Cheap fuel is a big asset, according
to the promoters.
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f. w. Body of Wilmar, Mimi, ar
rived in Dunn Center the first of the
week, and has come to locate. AS
soon as he can get his building up
he will put in a general store with
a hard ware in connection.
August Strom, committe to the
Jamestown asylum from Grand
Forks on Aug. Is, died Feb. ) at the
state institution, after an illness Of
several weeks. The funeral will &c
held Tuesday at Grand Forks.
Fred Schweigert and c. P. Ewald
are retiring from the Scbweigert.
Ewald mercantile firm of Hebron.
Fred Braun purchased the elevator
interests of the company and Thee.
p. Ewald will continue the lumber.
machinery an dautomobi!e business.
Dentist Neil of Flasher, who makes
regular visits to several towns on the
Mott branch, has just disclosed the
fact that he was married in Septem.
Der to Miss Josephine Ramberg OF