Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-26
News of the State

columbus now mas dlOtueL uo"
store.
The Bijou theatre at Anata has been
closed.
The town of Taylor is in need of
a dentist.
Leitil is to have a Knights of Py-
thias lodge.
The hardware store at Lawton has
changed hands.
The Syndicate hotel at Tolley has
changed hands.
The photo-studio at Esmond will re-
open very soon.
The Sons of Norway gave a very
successful banquet at Halnaford.
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shot himself in thu shoulder with a
rifle.
Atty. Carl StOudt, of kenmare, has
retired from the firm known as Gray
& StOudt.
A small fire was discovered in the
laundry room at the New Palace no
tel, at Upham.
F. B. Lambert was elected president
of the Miaot Association Of Commerce
and D. S. Hollenga secretary.
Tho 1;+t1o lo1obfor of p n Click Of
Pleasant Prairie, in Mountrail county,
broke her arm, in a fall from a chair.
The large roller rink and dance hall
at Ray, is nearing completion, and will
be formerally opened to the public
with a big bali.
The eightaen-months-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Rossow, of Raleigh,
fell into a kettle Of boiling water, and
was scalded to death.
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Regular examinations for the first
semester will commence at the Uni
versity on Wed. morning, Feb. 8. They
will continue all week.
Corigan & stiles store at Fort Yates
was burglariZed by a 13-year-old In
dian schol boy, and four purses con-
tanning five dollars each, two pocket
knives, and a plug of tobacco we're
taken.
Many good speakers have been Sc
cured for the short course in better
farming to be given for one week,
commencing Feb. l., at the Walsh 20.
Agricultural and Training school at
Park River.
Exercises, commemorating the
founding of the University of North
Dakota, will be held by the students,
faculty and alumni of that institution
February 10 and 20 according to plans
announced today.
That the service of the Sherwood
branch of the Great Northern rail-
road must be restored is the declara-
ton made in a letter received by Sec
rotary d. S. Hollenga of Minot& from
the railroad commissioners.
Architects are drawing plans for a
new church to be erected at Villa,
twenty-eight miles south of Richard
ton, by the Catholics of the parish.
The new church to be erected at Villa
will cost in the neishborhoou Of $500.
s.
Commissioner r. r. Flint is making
an effort to secure portraits of all the
past commissioners of agriculture and
labor who have served since statehood
IN North Dakota, and will hang them
in the department room at Bismarck.
Thirteen head q horses belonging
to Philip Magstad, a farmer residing
near Soma, in Morton county, were
condemned and killed by order Of DR..
Stribling Of New England who found
the animals suffering from the CLAN
ders.
Melvin Swenson, the 1~4-year-old son
Of MIR. and Mrs o. w. Swenson who
reside on a homestead about sixteen
miles north of Camp Crook, near VIII
let, met sudden death by the acciden'
tai discharge of a shotgun while out
hunting.
The shareholders of the Adams
county state bank held their annual
meeting. All the old officials were
reelected and the usual dividend was
declared. They found the business OF
the past year to have been very sat
isfactory.
Prof. M. Pope, formerly of the
North Dakota Agricultural college has
gone to Spearish, S.. D., where he
is to take up his duties as an instruc-
tor. He will fill a vacancy in the fac
ulty of the Spearfish Normal school,,
Left by Prof. Charles Micheals.
Reservation officials are at a loss as
to what to do with a thirteen.year-old
Indian boy who broke into a Fl. Yates
store by forcing a window and stole
$50 and various goods. So far the il,
veni.e courts have not been extended
to care for the Indian delinquents. AN
effort will be made to gain entrance
for the boy at the state reform school.
That over 800 registered birds will
be exhibited at the first annual pou!-
try show of the Missouri Slope Poul'
try association, recently organized at
Dickinson, is the assertion of officers.
Already over $50 entries have beef,
made, the birds being shipped here
from practically evarv county in the