Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-02

Inc IRENE at CdSSelLOl nd0 Ill
annual masquerade dance New Years
night.
The Woodmen at Westhope have
taken in 81 members in the past
month. 5..
Repairs are being made on the rail
road bridges 1ear the town Of Haynes.
The citizens of Stutsmaa county
have donated $500 to the Belgian re-
lief fund.
Park River is to have a lecture
course, the first number to be given
January 8.
The Commercial club at. Tolna will
give a dance at the opera house early
in January.
The citizens of Havana and vicinity
have collected $40 for the Belgian
relief fund. !
The local telephone company at
Wollord has installed an up to date
switchboard.
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The heating plant for the new
School building at Courtenay has
been installed.
A new piano has been put in the
Woodman hall at Pretty Rock, in
Morton county.
The community Christmas tree and
mt n NJ q " ~ or% oivou Of Din nrno NO
a great success.
After January 1 the business hous'
es of Cando will be closed at 6 o'clock
during the winter.
Harvey Meddaugh of Westhope was
made unconscious when he was
thrown from a horse.
improvements are being made to
the interior of the old First National
bank building at Linton.
The Boy Scouts Of Washburn have
received their uniforms and the lads
are much released with them.
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Attention, which has been concen.
trased on the seat of war, will soon
be focused on the seat in the legisla.
ture. &
Most people will have a hard time
remembering those 1914 resolutions in
order that they a readopt them for
1916.
~ Z .!!ya%. trHB s. .--4& E.s, 6.s.- s.
There don't seem to be anything to
stand in the way of everybody cutting
at least a little ice at the present
time.
Dickey had a disastrous fire. The
Kamis & Son store, the Gernon drug
store and the Dickey State bank were
burned. ~
E. H. Mason of the Durham Lum.
Der Co. at Sentinel Butte had his knee
thrown out of joint when jumping off
a sleigh.
Despite the snow and the cold
weather, the auto stage between Dick
inson and Manning has been making
regular trips.
The city officials Of Mandan have ask
ed the parents to prevent their child.
rem from hooking their sleds on be.
hind automobiles.
: The Cakes Times has quite an in.
teresting department in the notes
taken from the files of The Port En-.
ma Times of 81 years ago.
Klamath cwonnoc of tlaxton ra.
ceived a number of painful bruises
when he fell down the stairway of the
Presbyterian church basement.
Fire was. discovered in the wall of
the power house at Finley, but was
soon extinguished. The damage
TO about 800, covered by
insurance.
The six months old child of NJ.
and Mrs. Harris Aslakson Of Neville
suffered a fractured arm, wnen an
older child of the family fell with it
in its arms.
There were Al applicants for the job
as buttermaker at the Washburn
creamery, which is equal to the num-
Der usually found for the position Ot
postmaster in most towns.
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The South End Farmers Shipping
association of Steele county has been
organized since March and during that
time has shipped out $4,000 worth Of
produce including livestock.
Charles Preston, a$miner in the
Nichols mine near Medefa. was quite
badly injured by the explosion of 4
blast, which the man thought had
Heen fired.
1t is said that TIE old lottery s"s,
TEN will not prevail at the opening
of the Standing Rock reservation,
which it is repo'ted will - thrown
ope:i for settlement in the $o'i.S.
Ole Lien, residing near ,Bisbee. had
the misfortune to d%islocate his shout.
der, when the horses he, was driving
started suddenly, throwing Mr.. Lien
violently against the seat of the wag.
on.