Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-21
News of the State

A'A SH'S
Underwood has a new store owned
by G. A. Sayler.
Linton is to have a new paper, th'
Emmons County Free Press.
The Standard Oil Company ha!
erected a new station at Marmarth.
Revival meetings are being held a
the Methodist church at LaMoure.
A gasoline lighting plant has beer
installed in the postoftice at Leeds.
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The hardware store at Berlin ir
LaMoure county has changed hands.
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The village Of Cayuga in Sargent
county will build a new high school.
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The city of Williston has given the
| children of that place a skating rink
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Hixon e. Leet Of Forbes installed
| an engine and dynamo in their garage,
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A home talent play is to be given
uI t1dNdIld lOI luc UcllCllC VI lllc Uullu,
The Marshall oil Company has es.
tablished a branch station at, James.
town.
The lighting plant at the Sargent
court house at Foreman has been i'm.
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Busey of la.
vana celebrated their tWenty-fifth an.
niversary.
The Home hotel at Hettinger has
been equipped with a new gas light
ing system.
A ventilating system has been in
stalled in the public school building
at Columbus.
A Marmarth blacksmith has invent
ed a rack for holding vicious horses
while shoeing.
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A c.ass of six students in typewrit-
ing has been STARTED at the high
school in Havana.
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Wyndmere has offered a bonus of
81 900 for anyone that will install a
private electric light plant at that
place.
The Star theater at Hettinger has
been increased in capacity by the
construction of an addition to the
building.
The Lidgerwood garage has install
led a large cistern for storing water
for automobiles, Slus furnishing "a
non-mineral water.
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Mrs. Ed. Atkinson, whose husband
conducts a ranch on Indian Creek,
northeast of Marmarth, died in st. JOS
eph's hospital at St. Paul.
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The Williston Elks will have a
grand celebration for the. dedication
of the new temple, which will be
he'd on January % and rs.
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Leo Bracelin of Ryder received
quite a cash on the forehead when he
was struck with a rock, thrown by a
boy. Several stitches were taken.
On January l James Smith of SAINT
John surrendered the office of post
master to Alfred Plante, after serving
in that capacity for seventeen years.
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The commercial club at Coopers.
town is giving free moving pictures
once a month. Only visitors from out
of town are admitted without charge.
Charles Guam admitted to the
charge of stealing wheat from Michael
Kitzman of. Willow Creek township,
McHenry county, and drew a year in
the penitentiary.
Ford Farrier,. the four-year.old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Farrier of
Glendale, fractured one of his legs
just above the ankle, when he was
thrown from a sled.
Miss Josie McCallum, formerly or
the Darlington Independent office and
at one time editor of the Barlow En-.
terprise, was married to a merchant
at Des MOines, Iowa.
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The Dickinson gun club held it's
annual meeting and discussed the
proposition of moving the trap
grounds to a new location. Plans also
were laid for a tournament.
A farm school under the auspices
of the Milton Mems union, the Mont
rose and South Olga Farmers clubs
and the Better Farming association Of
North Dakota proved a great success
Nick Schumacher of Lidgerwood
suffered a broken nose and a badly
lacerated face when he was thrown
out of a carriage in a runaway. 1t
took several stitches to repair the
wounds. ~
The second annual rabbit hunt of
the Mandan gun club will be held on.
Saturday, January 23, according to
plans made by the committee. Loren
S. Roger and Charles F. Ellis are
captains.
LIE tulFQ annual poultry SHOW dt
Kindred proved to be a great sue
cess. Several varieties of birds were
added to the list this year and a new
system of uniform pens was an attrac-
tive feature.
After numerou efforts, it now looks
as though Havana would get electric
lights. In the past several men have
looked we the proposition. but