Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-29
News of the State
Beach is having a series of revival

The Elks of Williston dedicated
their new temple.
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A local lodge of Camels a organ
lied at New Rockford.
The Mems club at Fessenden was
opened with a large banquet.
The young people of Napoleon held
a masque carnival at the ice rink.
a Sentinel Butte will probably have
a Catholic church in the near future
1t certainly is a fact that the hog
is putting North Dakota on the map,
H. M. Magneson has leased the
creamery at kenmare for one year
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The school children of Hettinger
are undergoing a seige of the mumps.
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The school house on section %,
southwest of Courtelay burned to the
ground.
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The first services in the new Meth
Oulst Cllultil az SdilAAIoeoh 'ooN p""o'
recently.
EngIsvale is now troubled with
cow-milkers, who rob the COW and her
owners.
The Elks Of Cakes gave their an
nual ball, which as usual was very
successful.
Mrs. and Mrs. o. C. Hegseth, north
of Sentinel Butte, celebrated their
t%wenty-ffth anniversary.
The home of Glen Brown of Har.
vey, was partly damaged by fire,
caused By an o~ver-heated stove.
James H. Cooper has rendered mis-
resignation as vice president of the
First National bank Of Williston.
The board of trustees of the town
hall at Cogswell, held a meeting and
organized by the election of officers.
Kenmare has a new industry. Two
young men have opened up a shop
for the manufacture of leather nov.
elites.
A young peoples choir has been
organized in the Federated church al
Harvey.
Work has been resumed on the con-
struction of an addition to the depot
at Lisbon.
Dan kelso Of Sentinel Butte frac-
tured his leg, when he was thrown
from a horse.
kenmare has a large coin exhibit
at the Mid Winter fair, which is now
being held at Minot.
The Dickinson Commercial club is
enlisting the help of other like or
~ganizatiCns in promoting interest in
the Red Trail.
The subject of twilight schools is
coming up over the state. darcy
claims to have had a Twilight;
School for several years.
"A new rectory is to be built at
Alice, N. d. by the people OF the
parish of St. Henry, of which Fathe:
w. c. Schimmel is rector.
If all the buildings that are con.
templated at this time for Napoleon
are constructed, that town will en-
JOY quite a building boom next spring
and summer.
At Grand Forks a divorce was
granted by Judge Cooley to Mrs. Wiz
da Groskins, from Isidore Groskins,
on the grounds Of cruel and inhu-
man treatment.
The blacksmith shop on the Louis
tSchwarZ farm, n mile southwest Of
F%essenden, was destroyed by fire. A
number Of chickens and some oats
were also burned.
Quite a large number of highland.
ers attended the Robert Burns ami
versary celebration at Mi1ot. Sew
eral scotchmen from various parts of
the state attended.
Two large electrically driven
pumps for use in the water plant at
Williston have arrived and are be-
ing installed. Each pump has a ca.
pacity of SEQ gallons per minute.
There is a movement on foot at
New Rockford to rebuild the dam al
that place. Several people have stat
ed that they will secure gasoline
launches if the project is carried out.
Wallace Tyler, a 9-year-old O Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Tyler, of Minot,
suffered the fracture of his left arm
in two places by falling through a
window of the Central school house.
Herbert Brown, who fer the past
four years has been superintendent OF
schools Of Logan county, has accept
ed a place on the faculty Of tho in.
dustrial and normal school at Elem
dale.
Farmers Of the Williston vicinity
will hold a meeting on January SO
the purpose of considering the
formation of al organization for the
erection of q potato warehouse a;
that place.
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Victor Grown, who is employed on
a farm near Beach, had his right hand
caught between two friction gears OF
a gasoline engine he was repairing
and had three fingers very badly
crushed and mangled.