Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-23
State News and Comment
Center now has a barber shop.

Center now has a barber shop.
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Anamoose is to have a new bowling
alley.
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Dredging of tn Mouse river in the
vicinity Of Westhope has again start
ed.
The Milwaukee train is now taking
on a diner at New Leipzig, instead OF
at Leith.
Many of the farmers telephone COM
panles in the vicinity Of Amidon have
consolidated.
The business men of Crosby are 20.
ing to erect a band stand for the band
of that place.
The women of Westhope have ar.
ranged for a big dance to be given
for the benefit of the band at that
place. .
The Sons OF Norway at Wildrose
have collected enough funds to pull
off a big celebration on May IL. They
intend to make it a notable event.
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No further light has been shed on
the identity Of the floating corpse
found in the Red river, near the Grand
Forks foundry, Tuesday morning.
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The New Leipzig school board has
decided to erect a new school build
ing to take the place of the one burn.
ed some time ago. The new structure
will cost $1,000,
John Dahl, proprietor of a pool hall
at Buffalo Springs in Bowman county,
was arrested on a charge Of assault
and battery. He pleaded guilty to the
charge and was fined.
The state convention of the Chris
tian Endeavor association will be held
in Minot at the Presbyterian church
May Z, s and 8. The program will be
made up Of speeches, music and bust
ness matters. Preparations are going
ahead for this gathering, which viii
be a. large and important one.
On April Is. 1915, A. ]. Henry re-
signed his position as assistant cash
Ter of the First Nationtl bank of Val
ley City after a service extending 0v-
er a period of "a years with that in
| stitution. Mr.. Henry first became
identified with the First National at
the time of its organization in 1881
and now retires from active duties
with the feeling that a continuous SER
vice for such a long period entities
him to take life easy.
American newspapers had q cable
report dated April IA which carried a
statement that N. j.. Early, a brother
! of J.. j. Earley5of Valley City, had been
arrested at Berlin blythe German au.
thorities. Mr.. EARLY was agent for the
Johneston Harvester company of Ba-
|tavia, N. Y. He2also represented the
Massey-Harris company of, Toronto,
Can, and it Is supposed that his con-
nection with the latter company is
what caused hissarrest., III
Every member Of the present fac
ulty OF the North Dakota School Of
Science at Wahpeton was reelected
for the coming year, at the annual
meeting of the board. of trustees, con
cluded yesterday. This probably will
be the last meeting Of the board prior
to the taking over of the manage
ment Of the institution by the, central
board of regents-unless the board o.
regents is delayed from taking charge
through the initiative and referendum
measure. O. A. Leach of Wahpetor
was elected president o fthe boardeol
trustees, and r. s. Miller was elected
secretary. Charles E. Quinn and Johr
B. Wagner. who have served eight
years, and J. J. Zentraf, who has ser
ed four years. retired as board mem
bers at this time.
The committee appointed to go over
the Red trail in Morton county and
recommend changes turned out ant
covered both proposed routes between
Glen Ullin and New Salem last Wed
nesday. The committee consisted o.
Chas. Waechtersof Glen Ullin, George
Urban Of Hebron, Dr. Mackey of: Man
dan. Chas. +. Kellogg ofSfNew Salem
E. W. Hyde Of Almont and Count,
Commissioners Nagel and Feland
Accompanying the committee were E
"A. Burmeistor. NJ. Grewer. M. Tschida
and W. R. Halle Of Glen Ullin. Aftel
going over and thoroughly consider
ing both the telephone and Curlew val
ley routes it was unanimously votet
to recommend the latter route for the
permanent Red trail.