Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-13
News Of the State
A new lunch room has been started

Inc ice houses at GranVll are oil
well filled with ice.
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The general merchandise store at
Halliday has changed hands.
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Thomas J. Kayanagh has been ap.
pointed postmaster OF Carplo.
The partnership of Lacey and Barta
at Glendale has been dissolved.
s.
The home of A. J.. Axelson in Minco
Valley, in Ramsey county, was burn.
ed. q
Mumps and measles are making the
rounds among the children at Kind.
red.
The citizens of Mimic are working
for an electric light plant, in the near
future.
Great Bend, R Mi;M county, is ag:
itating the question of a consolidated
| school.
The school house at Guthrie near
Drake has been closed on account OF
scarlet fever.
A small blaze was discovered at
the State Bank at La Moure but lit.
tie damage was done.
The father and son" banquet
given by the Y. P. S. G.. E. at Cando,
was a very enjoyable affair.
The fire department at Grand Forks
was called to the home Of Walter Lar
son, to extinguish a small fire.
. The firemen at Tolna have asked
for a suitable building for the huosing
of their fire fighting apparatus.
Dennis Pittas, the section boss at
McGregor, fractured his arm, when
he was thrown from his power car.
Catholic churches in this state, as
we'll as others throughout the world,
will join in prayers for peace March
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A night school has been opened at
the high school at -LaMouIe for ms
truction in stenography and type
writing. Twelve have enrolled.
s.
A small son ofTMr. and Mrs. E. NJ.
Pennington of Hankinson broke a leg
while at play. A short time ago the
child lost an eye in an accident.
DR.. james Farridee of Deering, N.
D., clased a deal for the purchase of
the practice, office lease and equip
ment of DR.. w. B. Foster at Mandan.
F.. J. Hughes, agent for the st.
Hillaire Lumber company, of Minot,
has resigned his position and r. J.
Flemming of Grafton has succeeded
him. .: r
At Walcott a benefit musical and
| supper was given and $58 was raised
and will be used to help pay for the
piano that has been installed in the
school. :, :
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Owing to the crowded condition of
the Kindred schools, a test of the
half day system is being made in the
primary department. 1t is proving a
success. g..
The shoe shop belonging to Thomas
Foster at Tower City was broken in
to and . large amount of leather, rub
Der heels and some smaller articles
were taken.
The directors of the Rawson Tele-
phone company held a meeting, at
which it was decided to construct
about thirty miles of line during the
coming season. sr-r
The North Dakota Independent
Telephone company will rebuild
it's lines at Darlington in the spring.
Cables will be substituted for the
numerous wires. =
A small fire occurred at the Ben o.
MunsOa's store at Powers Lake, but
prompt and efficient work saved the
building. The damage amounted to
several hundred dollars.
A blaze, which originated in the
cellar, destroyed the home on the
Sheridan farm in the vicinity of Mo-
iNoAl. All u Il JOI vi CllC hIILhCI1
furniture vas destroyed.
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Plans have now been completed for
the Founders day exercises to be held
at the state university, beginning Fri
day evening, Feb. 10, and continuing
over the following Monday.
1t has been figured out that two
criminal cases in the district court
at Wahreton, cost Richland county
$4,000. Criminals and criminal ac-
tons are certainly expensive.
Valentine Kuta suffered severe in.
uries to one Of his feet while work
ing in the to mills at Mimic. He vas
cn one Of the beaters adjusting the
machinery, when his foot was caught
in the fingers of the machine.
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Former fellow employees at the foun.
dray Of D. Pressly, who suffered a
compound fracture of the arm in a
recent accident, at Grand Forks, took
up a purse for him, and secured a
neat sum for him.
The school bus driven by James
Simrscl, at Sharon. tipped over when
turning a corner. The stove in the
bus was upset and started a small
blaze which was soon extinguished.
The children and driver escaped I'M.
hurt.
The people of Christine are up in