Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-05
News of the State
Turtle Lake is to have a town hall.

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Kindred will hold a poultry show
Jan. 1916.
A farmers institute will be held in
Cooperstown Jan. 8 and 8.
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Twenty-four inch ice is being cut
from the Mouse river at Souris.
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Some new instruments have been
purchased for the band at Barrie.
Burglars entered j. X. Soule's store
at Cogswell but didn't take much.
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A number will be confirmed in the
Episcopal church at Linton, by Bishop
Tyler.
Three Opp sisters in Wells county
were married in one evening at their
home.
An evangelistic service will start in
the Methodist church at LedgerwoOd
in Jan.
Fessenden's society men have or.
ganiZed a social club and will open
quarters.
The Tri-State Grain and Stock Grow
ers' convention will be held in Fargo
Jan. 1922. "
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Minot has a curling club, it's mem
bers participating in a tourney New
Years day.
Col. H. P. Hammer of Cooperstown
donated $1,000 to the Valley City
Chautanqua.
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The next regular term of the dis
trict court in EmmOns county will Op-
en- at Linton.
The Kindred Tribune raised funds
sufficient to purchase an organ for the
Sunday school. b..
According to s%hort-gun reports, the
Medina Citizen says Mr.. Jack Rabbit
is getting hisen." ,,a.
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The annual convention of the North
Dakota Press Association will begin
in Fargo on the 8th.
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Premium lists are out for the Kin.
dred Poultry show, which will be held
on Jan. 10, IA and Is.
The bowling teams of Cogswell and
Forman are having some interesting
games this winter
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A change has been made in the ow.
nership of an implement and fuel
business at LidgerWood.
Miss Rose Mowry Of Lennon, S. D.,
fractured one of her ankles, when she
slipped and fell on a stairway.
The postofice receipts for the
Christmas season at Souris show an
increase over last year of 800.
The C. E. Johnson residence at La
kota was burned to the ground. Most
of the household goods were saved.
L. Lewis has been appointed town
clerk of Ryder, to fill a vacancy 'caus-
ed Wy the resignation of Charles Lantz.
J. H. Kinsella, a farmer living north
Of Kenmare, accidentally shot and
killed himself while cleaning his gun.
The Minot Salvation Army admin
istered to 81 families of that city the
day before Christmas, distributing ia
basket dinners. a..t.
Two "cullud gentle men" had an
old fashioned razor fight in Kenmare,
after which two surgeons were neces-
sary to make repairs.
Brevity may be the "soul of wit
but there don't seem to be a vast
amount Of wits behind some of the
abbreviated clothing in appearance
this winter.
What is believed to be the only in
dividual electric plant on a farm in
Stark county, has recently been in
stalled on the MAIDS Jesperson farm
south of Taylor.
Rabbi 'Rappaport, of Minot, having
attended college with Leo Frank, the
Atlanta business man who was recent
ly sentenced to hang On Jan. %, speaks
very highly of Frank. af
Will Jones of Courtenay recently
sold eleven quarter sections of land
to a Wimbledon real estate firm. The
land was in Foster county and
brought a total of $70,40O.
William Jones of Courtenay recent.
ly sold eleven quarter sections of
land to a Wimbledon real estate firm.
The land was in Foster county and
drought a total Of $70,4O0.. a. y ,
A. petition in bankruptcy was filed
with Federal Referee T. e. Elton by
Frederick Flater of Iona, Cavalier
county. His assets are given as
$ 1000, and his liabilities as $500.
Nick Schumacher of Lidgerwood suf
fered a broken nose and a badly
lacerated face when he was thrown
out of a carriage in q runaway. 1t
took several stitches to repair the in.
jurad mans phisyognOmy.
Extensive improvements and re-
""irs TO the priests house Of the Sa-
cred Heart congregation at Mimic
have been completed. A new heating
plant was installed, sanitary plumb
ing and a water system added.
Recently three carloads of beef cat,
Ito vyaro CI;npod into n;ol In coo from