Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-09
News of the State

n confectionery store at sawyer
has changed hands.
s.
The people of Luverne have orga.
nized an athletic club.
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The %postottice at Martin has been
moved into its new quarters.
The band at Elgin will giTa a mas.
Querade ball on February II.
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Ernest Root OF Plaza, fractured his
arm while cranking a gasoline engine.
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A general store is to be opened a,
Angie, north Of Ray, in Witliams
county.
A small fire occurred at thu James
Murray home i'm Lalkin but caused
little damage.
The school children at Alexander
will give a special program on Lin
coins birthday.
Fire occurred at the residence OF
C. W. Boyer of Bottineau, caused from
a defective chimney.
Willard Lawrence, of near Aoer-
crombie. fractured his shoulder when
a sleigh he was in upset.
William Nickila living in the vicin-
ity of Gackle shot himself in the
foot while cleaning a shot gun.
L,ro ooc1,rrod Of tho homo nf E>rank
Fischer at Wales, but wa5 soon e.,
ti1guished. The loss was small.
? over $1,000 has been subscribed
for the erection of a building at Wild
rose for the Sons of Norway lodge.
Fred stearns Of Lankin had his
thumb injured when he was bitten by
a dog that he had been playing wit:.
The annual convention of the State
Dairymen's association will be held in
the Magic City February %, "a and
%.
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dolezal, of Lidgerwood, fell while at
play at school and suffered a broken
arm.
The pupils Of the FlAXton school
will give a carnival in February, the
first event of it's kind ever held in
the towll.
Clyde. the little son CT Mir. and Mrs.
George Philbrick of tMonango, fractur-
ed his arm near the elbow when he
fell from & table.
A telephone mseting was held a;
Tupa schooIhouse hear Regent and it
was decided to u a n~ineteen-miie
line north and northwest out of Re-
gent.
The organization of a telephone
company has been completed at Wild
rose. The new company plans to con-
meet with Ray and Crosby by Ions
distance.
County Commissioner Simon j.
NageI,, of Glen Ullin, who is visiting
with relatives in Ohio, has written
an interesting letter home, saylns,.
North Dakota for mine.'
The law firm of Casey 4 Burgeson,
at Dickinson, have moved into their
splendid new, Offices. The firm has
the distinction of having probably the
finest law offices in the state west OF
Fargo.
f. Weinecke, e%x-county commission
err of Walss, fractured a rib and suf-
fered a umO Of bruises, when ne
became entangled in the t1y-Wheel OF
a gas engine while he vas cranking
the machine.
The representatives of the city
councils of Grand Forks and East
Grand Forks held a meeting for the
discussion of the plans and specitica-
tons for the repairs of the De Mers
avenue bridge.
An effort is being made at Walhal-
la to find Out how many people will
subscribe for c~hautauqua tickets. Ii
CROUCH advance sales can be made
an assembly will be held in that town
this coming season.
The latest advices from Washing
ton relative to the opening of tho
diminished Standing Rock indian Res
ervation is that either April Is or
May l will na named as the exact
date of the opening.
The people of Napoleon have been
having some trouble with some Al
menle.cs who claimed 10 D. mission.
aries. When the good people OF the
town would not cough VI" the aliens
became abusive and insulting.
Jack Longer, Of K!snmare, shot i
large lynx in Tasker's coulee near
that place. The ANNA; charged I'll
nan while he was out hunting and
got within arms reach before being
brought down with a shot gun.
The big mercantile compan.; al
Devils Lake heretofore known as +.
w. Mann e. Sons, has been reinco.'
porated under the simple name or
Manns. The capital stock OF the new
organization is placed at s25O,0c0.
. At the annual meeting Of the Burn
stad Cooperative Creamery at that
place. it was voted to put up fifty
tons of ice and instruct the manager
| to obtain q suitable blttermaxer. viii
| the view of starting the creamery this
spring.
No trace has yet been found Of the
Dartv who stole the ~ from q