Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-03
News of the State

NEWS vi llle OldIc
A new gasoline lamp has been in
stalled in the Congregational church
at McHenry.
Alderman and Mrs. Herwick at
Park River are mourning the death OF
their daughter.
The Masons of Devils Lake are
preparing to build one of the finest
temples in the state.
"Oak Farm a three act comedy
drama, will ba staged by the Lankin
| school children February 9Th.
ID. NJ. McCutchen, has laid out an
addition to Amidon, to accommodate
those desiring to erect residences.
Ed. Buss of near Sheldon, had his
left big toe completely severed when
he attempted to start a balky |gaso-
line engine.
The parochial school of st. Boni-
face parish at Lidgerwood, has been
opened with a registration Of nearly
100 or more.
The Woman's club at Cakes will
give a Valentine social on February
Is, for the purpose of raising money
for the library.
A great many improvements are be-
ing made in the Presbyterian church
at Larimore. A new carpet has just
been purchased.
The play given by the band boys
and other local talent at Havana, was
a splendid success. The proceeds
amounted to $11v.O0.
A literary S ciety has been orga-
nized in Saratoga township. The first
debate was Oh the subject Of "City
Life VS.. Country Life"
Daniels school at Hannah has been
formally opened. The new school is
one Of the best two-room consolidated
school buildings in the state.
s.
The North Dakota National Guard
will attend the San Francisco fair
and be present when Governor Hanna
dedicates the North Dakota building.
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l.. B. Carvell of Ransom, has sold
his building and stock Of general mer-
chandise to H. II. Mack, of Lidger-
wood, who will sell out the stock an6
move the building to another loca-
ton.
Three young men of Goodrich ars
accused of the theft of two fur robes.
The robes were found at the homes OF
two of the boys, AID when warrants
We're issued they had fled. The other
arrested.
Jack rabbits are making inroads on
the alfalfa fields in some parts of the
state They Genie in swarms and eat
the heart out OF the plants. Some
farmers are disposed to declare wal
upoa the pests.
A fellow at Leal met with an acct
deot WHICH a dog attacked a steer tiad
10 the rear Of the sleigh. The mules
tn away and upon the little man,
VI" was dragged in the snow and
.cth:1wise mixed up.
Several carloads of brick arrived a,
the depot at Ryder, to be used for
curbing a new we'll. The company is
to erect a@>permanent pump house.
The tiremen of Ryder will give a
smoker or FeoMary 3.
Drachia, the problem play written
by Robert B. Stacye-tudd, a Minot
architect, will probably be presented
in Winnipeg. the Twin Cities,, Grand
Forks and Fargo. It made aNgreat
impression when seen in Minot.
Mr.. Wienecke, of Iona, in Cavalier
county. had several ribs broken and
was otherwise badly bruised, while
starting a gasoline engine. A heavy
overcOat he was wearing caught in
n end of the crank shaft, throwing
him violently to the ground. -.
The Guide is the name of the new
'"7per that will soOn be started at
Watford by w. S. Graham of the
Schafnr Record. He has his plant al
ready here and will probably issue
the first number ruring the coming
month. 1t is also reported that al
other paper is to be started there.
Kindred schools are so cramped for
room that they ar, making a test
of the half day system in the pri-
mary room. So far it has been a
great success. tho pupils doing better
work under muc', better conditions.
The two divisions Of the grade make
it easier also in every way for the
teacher.
Z. J. Massey of Mandan has been
offeraa a contract fer $4,000 automo-
Eiln rims. He has. perfected and ap.
p.iod for a patent on a new rim which
ccllapses. and is held to be the bes.
quick detachable d~emountaole rim ev-
err made. He will leave for Detroit
the first Of next week to evhio't his
patent to automobile manufactr'ora
If the east-end farmer friends do
net watch out, the wes;-en6ers Wi:
forge ahead of them in farm devel-
orment work. An excellent farmers
institute was held at Edgeley two
weeks ago. The speakers were al:
farmers and business men-except
two. Great interest was aroused. and
the officers are arranging for another
meeting in March.
Though every effort is being put
forth by the Grand Forks rDOlice de-