Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-04
News of the State
Paramount is to have a new store.

BOttineau will have another picture
theater.
The Ryder cafe at that place has
changed hands.
The fire boys at Hunter held their
annual banquet.
The interior of the bank at Sanbora
has been improved.
The baseball fans at C~haroonneau
will give a dance on February IL.
The farm horne Of Peter Cornish in
Campbell township, Hettinger county,
was destroyed By fire.
On tina George Kern farm near
Mott, a Durham COW gave birth to d
calf weighing III pounds.
Dave Brusseau has again sold his
barber shop at Dickey to S. Il. Young,
an experienced %tonsorial artist.
Because the %janitor Of the school
house at Starkweather did not ap-
prove of debates they were aban-
doned
In spite of the intense cold, the
stone cutters are still busy carving
the ornamental work on the new
court house at Grand Forks.
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E. J. Massey, we'll known automo-
bile man of MaIdan, has made appli-
cation for a patent on a quick de-
tachable demountable wheel rim.
s.
A snow drift on tho Midland Cont
mental line between jamestown and
Wimbledon caused a dvlay in clearing
a track, and releasing a stalled en-
sine.
The people Of Cakes are assisting
the boy scouts in every way possible.
Recently the fire department. loanec
them the gymnasium mats so they
could practice.
Many additions are being built to
the hospital for the insane at James
town. In the meantime the super
in%tendent's office is being used as a
receiving ward. ,
Arnold, the little 3~.year-old son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Arntson, OF
Sheldon, had his left foot and ankle
severely burned when some boiling
water fell on the members.
st. Demands Catholic church at
Belfeld will soon be presided over
by a resident priest. Rev. Father
~Holinberger recently of Titfin, Ohio,
will take charge of the church.
The mombers of st. Joseph's church
at Dickinson held a meeting and
considered plans for the charging
of the church building The improve
ments will cost about $751; 600.
F'L. Rogers, formerly cashier OF
the Bark of Kempton, has accepted
the position Of Grand Forks sales
agent for the Dodge Motor Car Co.,
'~'cr X. G.. Spraingen OF iMayville,
district agent.
The Boy Scouts of Washburn were
given their first lessons in scouting
recently. One boy got into town with
a message. without being discovered.
by the other tW%enty-four, who were
looking for him.
J. F. Coutey went to Minneapolis
and conferred. with the minnesota
keystone SiloryCo., which has defin-
itely settled upon establishing a
branch manufacturing plant in Valley
City in the lea future.
An automobile stage line, using
three cars and making a sixty mile
trip. will be established within a few
weeks. The autos will run from Dick
insoa to New England. Midway, Ami
don and Bowman each day.
Wolves are very plentiful aroma
Turtle Lake The largest one killed
is said to have weighed just 1Oc
pounds and is believed to have been
the largest of the species ever killed
in this part of the country.
No more does advertising set il:
German type appear in the Messenger
at Kuhn. The new proprietors are
not experts in that language. Mime
sofa papers speak at Brer Peterson as
and experienced newspaper man."
49,
IL. d. Sale, teacher salesman, pho
~tographer, auto expert. and baseball
list of Grand Rapids now has his eye
on a job with the Northern aPcitic.
He is studying the rudiments of the
profession under Agent Knoop Of the
Rapids station.
The large barn, belonging to Ben
Trip. of Near Leonard, IN lRichiard
county. was totally DESTROYED by fire
Sixteen horses, eight mich COWS. 3)c
bushels of oats, a quantity of hay, ali
the harness, two binders, a drill ana
two buggies, were also burned.
s.
At the annual meeting of the mem.
bers of the Bismarck Gun club, held
at the Commercial club rooms, the
old board of officers was reelected
for the ensuing year Application has
been made with the interstate assoc
iation for the annual tourlamen:
dates on June % to %.
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The band boys of LalMoure will give
an entertainment en- February Is. A
miscellaneous and varied program has
been arranged for, which will consist
Of vocal and instrumental music, Sc
lections by the band, readings, recita'
tions, etc. All the numbers On the
program are to be filled by home tai
ent.