Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-21
News of the State

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A Sioux County State bank has
been organized at Fort Yates.
The new German Lutheran church
at Hazen has been dedicated.
A Farmers institute will be held at
Bowman on February 26 and ~.
Dawson reports that big gray wolves
are becoming a menace to livestock
in that vicinity.
The New Hotel Lorraine at Lisbon
was formally opened at a fine ban
quet last Tuesday night.
The Mohall and Crosby high school
debating teams will appear in de.
bate at Mohall Monday night.
Stanley will have the Minot Sym.
phony orchestra as a fitting entertain
ment on Washingt0n's birthday.
The Business Mems club of Courte-
nay promoted a very successful
dance and social at Larson's hall.
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A Farmers meeting will be held at
Lansford on Tuesday. Farm experts
will contribute to a splendid program.
A Big Booster and Get-together ban
quet for the business men of Velva
has been arranged for Tuesday night
of this week.
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George Alt, a laborer, working on a
farm near Westhope, committed sui
eide by shooting himself through the
temple with a shotgun.
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A most elaborate and enjoyable
function marked the opening of the
elegant new quarters of the Dawson
Country club last Friday night.
BalfOur reports seeing q wonderful
mirage last Tuesday, when the Mouse
river and surrounding country ten
miles away doomed up beautifully.
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The pupils of the public school of
Ellendale will present the operetta
cinderella in Flowerland" at the
opera house on Friday night, Febru.
ary 26.
Frank Milhollan of Dickinson has
been elected president of the Missou-
II Slope Poultry association which re-
Gently held a very successful show in
that city.
The members Of the Commercial
club at Hatton enjoyed a fine banquet
last Friday. A splendid program and
excellent menu contributed to the
success of the gathering.
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Harvey amateur talent appeared in
black face comedy at the opera house
last Monday and Tuesday nights, the
entertainment being a pronounced So
cial and financial success.
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Flasher will have a Farmers insti.
tute on March 8. The farmers in that
neighb0rhOOd of Morton county are
looking forward to the interesting and
instructive program prepared. ,
Mrs. ID. w. Cone and Mrs. H. b.
Bl"okey entertained about so ladies'
at tie Neville opera house the past
week, the event being one of the
leading social successes of the sea-
son.
Steps are being taken by the farm
ers of Barnes county to launch q
creamery association at Wimbledon.
At an enthusiastic meeting last week,
ut was decided to isue stock at $40 a
share.
Aomng the state weddings of inter.
est this week was that of Miss Claire
Miners of Garrison to Mr.. Emil Wells
of Turtle Lake. Both r popular and
wei known in their respective com.
munities.
The Park River high school basket
ball team is celebrating team is cele-
brating its victory over the Grand
Forks high school five, recently de-
feating the city opposition by a score
Of 2Gsto %.
Agreeable to the wish o the late
Jacobus Kebert, all of his children
have kept the vanity name of Wan
mingh, which they yer given in in
fancy, during life. Mr.. Kiebert died
in Bismarck last week.
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Steven Tiff, residing several miles
southwest of Bowman, slashed his
left wrist while trying to get some
taffy out of a pan with a butcher
knife. 1t required five stitches to
close the wound, an artery having
been severed.
Most of the older residents of Penn
'bina county will remember Howard r.
Vaughn, a county officer and for
many years a resident Of Pembina
and Walhalla, who recently celebrat.
ed his fiftieth wedding anniversary at
Wanatchee, Wash.
Henry H. Hanson has taken over
Eugene Larin's interests in the May.
vile Tribune. The retiring newspa-
per man has been in the 'game" the
past 30 years, "a of which have been
spent at Mayville. He will take up
his residence on a fruit farm on the
coast.
Lower cost of electrical current fol
lighting purposes, and greatly reduc
ed cost of wiring, Doth within a year
are rays of hope extended to house