Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-06
News of the State
The Hope Commercial club gave a

A -four mill is soon to be, opened at
New Salem. .saI. lii, s..
Mrs. Abe of Dickinson, fell, break
ing her ankle.
4 The work on the Rolette State bank
has been completed. -
l. Nearly every town in the state
enjoyed a New Years dance.
The citizens of Amidon are trying
to organize a band for that place.
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A Presbyterian church has been or,
ganized at Edison, in Ward county.
So
There will be a large meeting of
farmers at Garrison on Jan. 20 and
21.
Fred W. Hall, a Dickinson pharma-
cist, will open a drug store at Kill
deer. r.
Churchs Ferry High School Alumni
association held their third annual
banquet. ~. Is. -"
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About LOO people attended the
opening of the new Grand theater at
Mandan.
Stanton, in Mercer county, is now
connected with Pleasant Valley by
telephone.
A play given By the school children
at Belfield was a very successful and
pleasing affair.
The Mott train ran into an open
switch in the Mandan yards and the
engine was derailed.
Glen Granger Of Valley City, will
be the. principal of the Noonan school
the rest of the year. ~
Kildeer people are getting their
mail at Reed Bros store until a post
office is established there.
During the past year there has been
considerably more than $150,000 worth
of building done in Dickinson.
While the cold weather puts a stop
to the growth of most things, it does
not seem to faZe that of Kildeer.
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The name of the Garrison opera
house at that place is to be changed
to Dreamland, under the new manage
ment.
There are 40 civil and two GRIMM
al cases on the calendar for the jan
uary term of the district court at
Grand Forks.
Elsie, the 4-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. R. r.. Canham of Wahpetol
fractured her right arm, when she
fell while playing.
A Sanger man placed ten tons OF
cabbage on the market, just to prove
that the sauer kraut fruit can be rails
ed in North Dakota.
The basement Of the Lutheran
church at Arnegard has been com
pleted, the first services being held in
it on Christmas Day.
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The holiday vacation for university
anu "CoAcJ COAlC6C otuuCuIo a.
Forks, will come to an end on Tues
day, when class work will be resumed.
G. E. Clifford Of Pingree died at a
jamestown hospital as the "e:u!t of
injuries he received at his home when
he was kicked by a horse on Christ
mas day.
A new, Catholic church has been
completed at Gladstone, the dedica-
ton of which will take place on Eas-
ter Monday, April 5. Bishop Wehrle
will officiate.
At New England work has started
tearing down the remains Of the
three elevators that were burned IT.
preparation for the construction of
new structures. .'.
A meeting of the farmers of central
North Dakota will he held at Valley
City on January 6, for the purpose OF
discussing matters Of Importance to
the agriculturists. "
Kettel Sunderland, formerly a FARM,
er of Fairdale, died at the state hos.
pital, at jamestown. Sunderland was
or Norwegian parentage and was born
on the Atlantic ocean,.
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Roy Granting, a young cowboy, en-
route from Scobey, Mont, to Minot,
was robbed of his" roll and landed
there penniless. The Salvation Army
sent him to Wilton, n. D., where his
folks live.
The. Killdeer Tribune reports that
one evening somebody accidentally
dropped a shingle on n of the town
lots and the next morning a small
building was seen to have grown up
o the spot.
The Dickinson Commercial club is
going to entertain the senators and
representatives of the slope district
at a banquet and reception when they
pass through that town enroute to
the state capital.
One of the largest land deals of the
year was recorded this week at the
office of A. NJ. Lodmell, register of
deeds, Grand Forks, when $50 acres
were sold by Lillian NJ. Smith to G.
w. Tanning and E. l.. Tanning. The
consideration of the sale was $4,000,
the price per acre being comparatively
low. ~. .!%s ~.
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