Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-21
State News and Comment
A quarter section of land near vii.
l!ston sold recently for $4,000.

A quarter section of land neal vii
liston sold recently for $4,000.
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The new station OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad at
Glendale has just been completed.
George Butler, proprietor of the
Silver Grill cafe at Williston, cele.
brated last week his arrival in North
Dakota, y years ago, on a bicycle.
Carl Oslund at Fish Lake has a
nice little orchard started. He says
his apple, plum and cherry trees are
doing we'll and are beginning to bear
fruit.
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Bottineau county ranks fourth in
the breeding Of Percheron horses for
the year ending October, 1914, 20
colts being reported for registration.
Towner county is first, with rs colts.
The Odd Fellows of Valley City in
stalled these officers: Noble grand,
n. P. Hanson; vice grand, Seth Ly.
ven: secretary, Fred Fredricson;
treasurer, NJ. f. Mason; chaplain, Dan
Greenen; acting past grand, Mr..
Wunn.
Michael II. Cleary, state senator of
Illinois, and his son are here from
Galena, III. Mr.. Cleary is looking
over some investments he has here
in the Turtle Mountains an dseems
quite favorably impressed with the
country. .t
w. r. MUMMY, formerly a resident
Of Fargo and a well known newspaper
mar of North Dakota, was injured in
an automobile accident about a month
ago and has since been in a hospital
at Williston. Blood poisoning has
set in and the physicians say his case
is hopeless.
Baseball, fishing, boating, autoins,
tent shows, dancing and outing at
Fish Lake makes this a festive seas
on, and people are having much en-
joyment, bouyed up by the prospects
of a good crop and lively business the
coming fall. The busy season will
soon be on and then the ple;xsant
times VIC have now will be food for
thought.
With less than a month remaining
of his parole, Bernhard ~Baumheutter
OF Mott has been returned to the
state prison to serve a long term He
was sentenced originally from Stark
county for forgery. He went recent.
ly to a local merchant, selected a suit
OF clothes, informed the dealer that
the priest owed him for some work,
and a short time afterward he return
ed with a check. He was given some
cash and the suit and disappeared.
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The farmers cooperative creamery
OF Williston turned out 1926 pounds
of butter during the month of June,
a record since the opening last fall.
The creamery is also manufacturing
ice cream for a wide territory. AS
a result Of the success of the enter
prise Williams county is growing
faster than ever in dairy and general
livestock industries. Many new silos
are being built this summer and much
registered livestock bought. p.
A real estate deal in Fargo involv-
ing a consideration of $3.50 0 was
consummated when |. p. Clapp sold
the corner block where the Bruce
Crusoe drug store is located to A. l..
Moody. 1t is understood that Nh.
Moody will remodel the new block
present quarters icing owned by east
ern people. The block includes the
Crusoe drug store on the corner, the
Sundburg company and the Peterson
and Goldsmith stationery store on
Broadway, and the Mclean Land Co.
office. Sample Shoe store and the Ber-
nier Hat store on First avenue north.
The dimensions are 66 feet on Broad
way b. $40 on First avenue.