Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-06
News of the State

A band is being organized at Stan
Dr.. W. R, Claybaugh of Golden VAL
ley has located at Wi!drose.
s.
The general merchandise store at
Amidon has changed hands.
The new Deitz mill at New Salem
will be running in about two weeks.
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A meeting was held at Pettibone
for the purpose OF organizing a band.
The Elgih state bank will build a
new home IN the spring to cost about
500.
The Slope poultry show at Dlckln.
son was a great success in every re-
spect.
Several good buildings are plan
ned for erection at Stanton next
spring.
Adam Boyer, manager, has pur-
chased the Heilborn creamery, south
Of Hebron.
The facilities of the Douglas schools
have been increased by the addition
OF a piano.
Albert A. Olson of Williston was
fined in police court for having chas'
tised his wife.
Flasher comments on North Dakota
weather and mentions a real hard
rain in January.
Paramount will have several new
business institutions added to it in
Ehe near future.
Lansford will probably have a local
homestead Of the Brotherhood OF
American Yoemen.
A home products" meeting was
held by the Arvilla farmers club at
the Arv'lla town hall.
Marmarth has very little snow, al
though there is quite a bit on the
surrounding bench lands.
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At a meeting of the peoples society
at Rawson it was decided to buy a
piano for the town hall.
An election February 8 will take
place at Hebron to decide whether it
will be a city or a village.
Arrangements are being made at
Kenmare for the corr show that will
be held in that town this month.
AS a result of a campaign by the
New England Women's club, a public
library has been opened to the public.
Schafer ome forward with the in
formation that it was fifty-five de.
grees below zero during the last cold
snap.
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Some Of the young people have start
ed a circulating library. The insti-
tuition has started out with sixty
books.
With thirty-fve pupils and two in
s%tructors, the Hebron night school is
making a good showing in the begin
ming of it's existence.
Many good speakers have been Sc.
cured for the short course in better
farming which will be given for one
week commencing February lat the
Walsh county agricultural and train.
ing school at Park River.
Isaac Berg of Minot took first prize
in the J. /. Case Company advertising
contest for North Dakota. The prize
was awarded on the ground of writ
ing, artistic printing and general ap-
pearance and results obtained.
A missionary program will be given
at the Long Butte school house on
Friday evening, February 5. Rev. Ar.
thur Peterson of Brisbane, will give
a missionary talk. A collection will
be taken for the foreign missionaries.
Thomas Hunt known at Darlington
recently was killed in a charge of a
Car adam regiment at Ypres, in Elan
ders. His parents removed to the Ca
madam northwest seven years ago and
at the outbreak of the war he enlisted
J. S. Kirk will exhibit at the mid
winter fair at Devils Lake, a pair of
Duroc Jersey hogs from his Odessa
farm. These hogs have been prize
winners at several fairs and hold the
record for size, being of unusual
weight.
The seventh new bank for MinOt
has been granted a charter by the
state banking board, the total capital
ization being $4,000. Incorporators
are D. A. Long, H. A. Halvcrson,
Henry Anderson and G. w. McWil-
liams, the latter of Milwaukee.
Architects are drawing plans for a
acw church to be erected at Villa,
twenty.eight miles from Richardson
by the Catholics of the parish. TIE
new church that is to be erected 1T
Villa will cost in the neighborhood
Of five hundred dollars.
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The ScObey. Mont, Sentinel started
the report that the boundary line be-
tween the United States and Canada
has been altered twenty-five miles
to the north, and several of the papers
of North Dakota and Canada have
quoted the article. This was simply a
pipe dream on the part of the Sentinel
scribe.