Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-05
News of the State

News of the State
A e land agency has been formed
at Makoti.
A new bowling alley has been OPEN
ed to the public at Rugby.
g.
Hazen has adopted Keep your eye
on Hazen," as a trademark.
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The Standing Rock reservation
opening will take place either April
10 or May I.
The peoples cash store at New
Leipzig is nov owned by one man Ill
stead Of two.
The old Deering building at Harvey
was damaged by fire, caused by all
overheated stove.
Duncan Wilson fell into a drop'plt
at the round-house at Marmarth ana
was severely injured.
Williston reported that it was cold
or there this winter shan any time
| since the winter Of 1912.
The business men OF Kuhn are get
ting the commercial club fever, and
will no doubt let the fever run until
a good live club is organized.
J. C. Sheppard was charged with
bedding goods without a license at
jamestown and was fined $40 n
given five days in the county jail.
Since the checker club meeting last
week the Edgeley players have ar
ranged for a weekly practice. PROD.
ably in view of the coming meet at
LaMoure.
Selmer Medahl of Wildrose broke
his left arm at the elbow and broke
off the end of the bone which runs
down the shoulder while practicing
basketball. =.
The newly completed Indian hos
pital building at FIT. Yates has been
inspected and accepted by Major
Lynch of Washington, D. C., for the
government.
The report of the Larimore school
experimental farm is a most interest
ing one. The total receipts from the
crops of the nine acres farmed last
season amounted to $153.
s.
The firemens' ball held at Westby
was a great success. The dance net
ted the company about $135, which
viii go toward buying uniforms OF
rubber boots, coats and hats.
Eddy county won first and second
prizes for Northwestern Dent corn
and third in all other dents at the
annual corn show at Fargo and won
the first prize for best corn display.
The Ross Valley News wants the
citizens of that place to organize a
fire department. The town is provided
with a good chemical engine. but
there seems to be no one who knows
how to handle the apparatus.
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Another serious fire at Dickey was
ne"rowly averted last week. A large
hole was burned in the roof of the
school" house, but an early discovery
of the blaze enabled the professor and
school boys to defeat the flames.
s.
Nandan is considering a proposition
from a company which desires to To-.
cate a flax pulp mill at that place.
The mill would employ thirty men and
do a businessspf about 100000 a year
from the start, making paper pulp
from flax straw.
A good cOrn' exhibit was held at
Sawyer, Ward county. T~wenty-eight
exhibits of good corn were shown and
attracted a large number of people.
These corn shows have done much to
strengthen the faith of people in
North Dakota corn.
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r. H. Schindeldecker of Marion, a
former LaMoure county man, who is
making his home at Litchville, was
elected a director of the Northwestern
Hospital at Moorhead last week. A
large number of Litchville people hold
stock in the institution.
s.
Rev. FIR. Ambrose of Ft. Yates
bought a new five-passenger Ford
touring car from the Sioux County
Motor COMPANY. In making the deal
he traded in his old car. Rev. Am.
brose contemplates an auto trip to the
Yellowstone park this summer.
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III. o. Names, the Orphington chick
en- breeder of Marion, won three
firsts, two seconds and three fourths
at the Fargo poultry show. Mr.. Man
mes also was awarded the commercial
club sweepstakes prize Of IS. Again
LaMoure county is ION the map"
A netition was being circulated at
Jamestown asking Hon. George
Young. congressman from this dis
trict, to support the bill to prevent
the sale and export of arms and am.
munition from this country to war
ring nations. The petition was liber-
ally signed.
The body of Louis Trangys, the
Greek laborer who died some time ago
from an overdose of medicine, has
been placed in the receiving vault of
Memorial Park cemetery at Grand
Forks and will be buried next spring.
His brother. Gust Trangys, has not
been located.
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Jim Shutlyff of Gladstone suffered