Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-12
News of the State

A'|'H'i "'o tAuD mas n'Ch "
lied south of Page.
Hides are going Upland somebody
is going to gat skinned.
The creamery company at Hettin
ger has been reorganiZed.
Tho Victor restaurant at HattOn is
under a e management.
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The Cando Dand gave two perform.
ances of a minstrel show.
The Marshall Oil Co. has estab.
lished a station at Williston.
The Finley cornet band will give a
~farce-ocmedy on February 26.
Several new citizens were manufac-
tured by the district court at Forman.
A small fire occurred in the barn
belonging to O Peterman at Lisbon.
Extensive improvements are being
made at the FarmGrs' store at Milton.
s.
The Lorraine hotel at Lisbon has
had a number of improvements made
to it.
The girls glee club at Washburn is
practicing for two programs to be CIV
en- in the near future.
s.
The drug store and a dwelling in
the e a Of the store, at Horace, ere
totally destroyed by fire.
s.
Postmaster G. 3. Metzger of Willis.
ton is the ne wpresident Of the COM
mercjal club Of that town.
So
The creamery at Beach is preparing
fOrthe hot days of summer by having
a large ice house constructed.
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"A new lunch room and ice cream
parlor will be opened to the public a.
Hatton about the middle Of February.
50
Miss Eftie Horner Of Finley fell
from a piano and, striking on a pail
which was near, broke one OF her
ribs.
4 meeting will be held at the high
school at Grafton on Feb. 10, for the
purpose of organizing a university
alumni.
The knights of Columbus at Beach
gave a very enjoyable banquet, this
being tho first given by the local
knights.
The 1S-montns-oid child of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Joe HameI, .Jr., of Darlington
fractured her left arm when she fell
from a chair.
Donovan Bros. at Bowbells have
added an undertaking and embalming
estaDlishm mt to their furniture and
hardware store.
Mrs. e. p. Kelley, choir leader at
the Methodist church at Darlington,
has organized a large surplice choir
Of thirty voices. +"
"iIe school children at Maddox
will give an entertainment on Feb. II,
the proceeds to 90 toward paying on
the piano in the school.
Trinity Lutheran church at Willis
ton has a new pastor. lie is Rev. H.
A. Young of Spokane, and succeeds
Rev. Luther P. Ludden.
Mrs. f.. l.. Ely, teacher OF the Third
grade n the Towner schools, fractur-
ed her left arm while engaged about
her duties at the schOOlhOuse.
s.
A sign of great development is to
hn cnnp Whnr farp,nrc and tha;p fn m
lies face the cold weather to get out
and attend their club meetings.
The fire department at Hatton gave
their twcnty-ninth annual ball, which
was a great success both socially and
financially, netting them about 500.
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Frank Connolly, formerly of Wah-
peton, n. d., died at Mentone, Cal,
according to word received by his sis
ter, Mrs. J. e. Roger of Grand Forks.
Mrs. Leanor Lennon Of Glendo,
near H%ettinger. has been appointed
postmistress Of that place. She sue
ceeds Charles a. Miller, who recently
resigned.
At the meeting Of the commercial
club at Maddox. cement sidewalks
and other material improvements rel
alive to the welfary TT the town, were
discussed.
Al Antler man, who has just re-
turned from the Pacific coast, says
he is willing to make his home
in North Dakota. There arc a lot like
that man, too.
John w. Hubbel, living three miles
north Of Beach, suffered a broken
of the right arm, when an en-
CINE he was operating, Willie grind
ing feed, backfired.
Some petty thieving is being dc'H
Maddox. Several automo-
hiles stored for the winter have hau
the gasoline left in the tanks taken
and other minor thefts have been re-
ported.
Tony Lazz. an employee on the J.. Fl.
Moore ranch at Williams in Golden
Valley, fractured his right leg when
a horse he was riding slipped and
fell backwards, catching the MAJ be-
meath it.
The city of Grafton has taken up
the matter OF a park with the 'egls-
lature in an effort to obtain land for
park purposes on a tract now owned
by the state. The proposed park viii