Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-16

to Dickey as an assistant priest tt
Father Baker.
N. Melghen of Westhope has gone
to Florida. to accept a position in the
U. S. customs dept.
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The clothing store of ]. F. Divine
of Marmarth, was damaged by fire
caused by gasoline.
G. D. sackett has become the owner
of the opera house, at Antler, and is
putting it in good shape.
John Taffelmeyer of Flaxton was
quite badly injured, when he ran
rusty nail in one of his knees.
Miss Hulda Johnson of Woodwork
had two of her fingers badly crushed
under the runners of a bobsled.
The First Lutheran Church pt
Grand Forks, reports the mortgage
paid, and their house of worship free
of debt.
Devils Lake commissions have flood.
ed a part of the court house park, and
made a free ice rink, for the younger
element.
The creamery building at Ryder is
nearing completion and it is hoped to
start operations about the middle of
February.
Tho h0noo nrnH1rat chnUy tn h0 hold
in Fargo, during Grain Growers week
will be the greatest Of its kind ever
held in the northwest.
Plans are being discussed for the
erection of an opera house for Kuhn
The people of the town believe that
they need such a building.
A bell has been placed in the bel
fry of the Methodist church at Doug
las, in Ward county. The bell is the
gift of Gilbert o. Gilbertson.
The merchants of Binford have been
%hcthered lately by petty thieves tax
ins articles from show cases and 9TH
err places where they are displayed.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Bank of Hamilton, at
Hamilton, DAME lKiffen, was elevated
to be cashier, a we'll deserved promo
ton.
Editor Phillips of The Tolna Trib-
une had to call in help while he was
laid up with an attack of the grippe.
Theodore Marks of Neville got out
the sheet this week.
1t is rumored that Smith of Plaza
will start a little press association
of his own. Every other newspaper
man in the state seems to he out of
step except Froggie.
Thirty-ive shares of stock have been
sold for the erection of a hospital in
Hebron and the institution will be in
corporated as DON as sufficient stock
has been disposed of.
Seven million, eight hundred and
eighty thousand dollars from corn
alone in this state this year, and yet
some old knockers maintain that this
is not a corn country.
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The Tower City Topics comes out
with the headlines, Tuberculosis
Cause Of Poverty" but a good many
of us will deny that we are suffering
from the white plague.
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A petition has been presented to
the village board at, Bowman request
ing the town to flood a suitable place
during the cold weather and make an
ice rink for the skaters.
Some farmers in the vicinity of Glen
burn report that their hogs are suff-
ering from an ailment that is believed
to be due to feeding to much corn
without other proper diet.
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1t is likely that Hebron will be in
corporated. A committee of the com.
mercial club Of that place is working
on the proposition and will report at
a session to be held on Jan. Is.
T. l.. Christianson, a mail clerk on
the Turtle Lake line, got a bad scalp
wound at the n. P. depot r%ecentl',
when he was struck by the skid. He
was able to go back on his run.
Electric. lights are on the program
for the activities of the Commercial
club at Wyndmere. There are many
indications that the town will be light
ed with the juice before a great
while.
The Tolna Tribune says that there
was nothing to the scare Editor Tel
en- of The Aneta Panorama had on
corning the running of a mixed train
over the branch from Areta to Dew
lis Lake.
John Guam of Rhame was acct.
dentally shot in a shoulder when a
rifle he was carrying in a buggy slip
ped through a hole in the bottom of
the vehicle and was discharged by
the hammer striking the breach.
New Rockford made quite a stir
when she launched her boom for the
change of location for the state cap
ita'. but il is limited that what she
really wants is the new insane asy-
lum.