Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-31
News of the State

Golden Valley has an up-to-date
tailor shop.
The city dray line at Taylor has
changed hands.
The hardware store at Jud has
changed owners.
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Sixty-fve teachers attended the in
stitute at Bowman.
s.
"A literary society has been organ.
lied at Grace City.
s.
Portland is to have an opera house
in the near future.
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The Hebron night school opened
with "a pupils present.
The new dance hall and ring at Ray
has just been opened.
The new Henning hotel at Elgin is
now open to the public.
s.
The confectionery store at Wild
rose has changed hands.
s.
The town boys of Luverne have
organized a basketball teaem.
The blacksmith shop at Golden Val
ley has been purchased by a new
firm.
The dray line and flour business
owned by Edward Qually, OF Adams,
has changed hands.
The village marshal at Forbes is
busy rounding up stray dogs, that are
lcafing about town.
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ESanborn has a fine new town hall.
The building is of Hebron brick; a
fire hall is in connection with the
building.
The Eleventh annual dinner Of the
Fargo Builders and Traders ex-
change was a success from every
standpoint.
George Monteith of Newark, N. j.,
has located in Medina. to take charge
of William F.. Stege's poultry yards.
Mr.. Monteith is an experienced poul-
try a
Two young boys, ages IA to 16, in
the vicinity of Austin, were arrested
recently, charged by a neighbor with
stealing a revolver. They confessed
their guilt.
The pupils of the Sixth, Seventh
and Eighth grades of the school a:
Dickey have organized a Liberty Bell
Bird club. the purpose of which is to
protect birds.
Lyle Neff, convicted of robbery by
the district court jury at Grand Forks.
was sentenced by Judge C. M. Cooley
to spend two years in the state pris-
on at Bismarck.
Fargo is now making preparations
for the entertainment of the North
Dakota Retail Hardware Dealers, who
will be il convention there on Feb.
ruary II. IS and 10.
Andrew McGonegal, a we'll known
fP"~'er living nea Grand Forks, was
sentenced to spend thirty days in Jail
for horsewhipping his daughter, Miss
lEfie McGonegal, 10 years of age.
After seventeen years and three
months of continuous service as post
maSetr at .AbercrOmbie, w. c.. ISco-
vile has just turned over the office
to Olof Bjorke, the new incumbent.
The fixtures for the First National
Bank at Marion have been put in
place. and painters are busy decorat-
ing the interior. The bank will jbe
ready for occupancy in a few days.
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The Van Hook Tribune suffered a
lot Of bad luck. ; The worst bit Of
grief being when thu armstrong
engine got too speedy and topplea
over a form and all the locals were
pied.
Fordville has organized a volunteer
fire department. The organization
las a charter membership of forty
members and application has been
made for admission to the state asso-
citation.
r. C. Finley, a liveryman of Blais.
dell, had two horses killed by a Great
Northern train. During the course of
a runaway the animals ran down the
track and were struck by a passen-
ger train.
A real New England "Spellin' Zee
and Shadow Social" will be given by
a country school neal Robinson.
Prizes for the two best spoilers and
a social time. make it sound exceed
ingly inviting.
Several members of the T. J.
Dougherty family at Starkweather
We're zeal asphyxiation as the result
Of gas escaping from a furnace, tho
dcof' of which had been blown open
by an explosion.
An automobile stage line, using
three cars and making a 60-m:l, TRIP,
will be established within a !eT
weeks. The autos will run from
Dickinson to New England, Midway,
Amidon and Bowman each day.
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Arrangements for the elementary
section of the summer session Of the
state university were completed al
the meeting of the county superir-
.tendents of the four counties inter-
ested, with the university authorities.
J. S. Kirk will exhibit at the mid
winter fair at Devils Lake, a pair Of
Duroc Jersey hogs from his Odessa