Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-10
News of the State

news OF the oIdLe
Ray McCarty Of Gallo, had the
bones of n Of his feet crushed by
a horse falling on him.
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Mrs. c. o. Dunnum Of Hannaford,
broke a bone in her right arm when
she fell on some icy steps.
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William Lusk, Jr., of near EsmOnd,
was quite badly injured when he was
thrown from a cart in which he was
riding.
Columbus required that all school
children be vaccinated before the re-
turn to school after the holiday va
cation.
The home of John Archibald, in the
vicinity of Sheldon, was badly dam.
aged by fire, the direct cause is un.
known.
The bridge spanning the Red river
between Grand Forks and East Grand
Forks. has been ordered closed for
go days.
Matt Meissner of Hebron, was Sc
vereIy bruised ABOUT the knee when
he fell over an obstruction on the
sidewalk.
According to the state fire mar
shall the losses from fire in North
Dakota this year will pass the mil
lion dollar mark.
The new Catholic church at Park
River has been completed and the
first services held in the edifice. The
structure cost $1,000.
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At Burnstad, a hotel has been open
ed up for business-the first hotel that
Burnstad has. ever had and which it
has needed for some time.
A large bell has been mounted on
the top of the restaurant at Charl-
son. 20! how the boarders yell, when
they hear the dinner bell
The John Loft store at A%bercrombie
was broken into by thieves and a
considerable amount of shoes, macki'
naws and clothing was taken.
Henry Highum of Tolna had his
nose broken while %chopping wood. a
large piece of wood struck him on
the nose, causing the damage.
A $4,000 town hall has just been
completed at Sanborn, in Barnes coul-
ty, and will be formally opened to the
public with a large ball on Jan. 8.
DR.. r. C. Thompson of Wilton was
severely burned about the face and
arms by an explosion of alcohol which
was in the tank of his automobile.
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The sbirt hday of the Ray Pioneer
fell upon New Years day. The Pho
neer is now thirteen years Of age and
is getting better looking every. day.
The Myron Johnson granarry, on his
farm south of Tolley, was burned to
the ground and between 1000 and
5000 bushels of feed were consumed
The *oat crop of North. Dakota for
1871. according to government reports
reached G. 1900, 900, an increase of ov-
er 100000 bushels as compared with
last year.
The Country club at Leith has been
organized. NThe people of Leith like
to get away from the hustle and noise
of the city and enjoy the pure air OF
the country. III
AT Reynolds a new oncar has
been incorporated which will be
known as the Reynolds Construction
Co.. and will manufacture concrete
building blocks.
Turtle Lake is to have a place
where the citizens can gather for pub
lie meetings. The south half of the
Pioneer store building had been par
titioned off as a town hall.
The furnace and interior fixtures of
the Norwegian Lutheran church at
Marion are being installed, and the
first services will probably be held
about the middle Of January.
AT OCIAIALCA DutIC lCSCAIAS I,AVo
pounds of wheat was shipped by par
cells post. It was divided into "a
sacks, and consigned to Montana,
where it will be used for seed.
George l.. Anderson of Churches
Ferry, lost 200 chickens by suffocatio1
an oil stove which was being used in
the hen house having been turned too
high it was allowed to smoke.
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Cecil Baptist of emmett in Mclean
county. broke several ribs and dis
located his shoulder when a wagon
he was in, slid off a steep emDank-
ment. throwing Mr.. Baptist to the
frozen ground.
A. A. Liederback Of Kildeer, suf-
fered a fractured shoulder when a
grain tank he was moving vas blown
over in a high wind. Liederb2" 'I was
riding on the tank and was hurt in
falling to the ground.
Every person in Mckenzie county
guilty of publishing a newspaper. is
expected to meet in Arnegard on Jan
Is for the purpose of organizing q
county. press association. 1t is en-
pected that an organization will be
effected at that time.
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The extent to which gasoline has in
creased in the state since automobiles