Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-09
News of the State.
Mandaa is to have a white way.

Mandaa is to have a white way.
. Wildrose now has a White Way.
The stockyards at Russell are be-
ing repaired.
The hardware store at Bowbells has
changed hands.
The house of o. D. Ripley, west Of
Fatrmont, was burned.
The concert given by the Towner
band was we'll attended.
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l. The Mimic basket ball team defeat
ed the st. Thomas team.
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The people of Endiburg contributed
ss1 for the Belgian: relief fund
An electric light plant has been put
in the Bijou theater at Beach.
There we're $4,000, 900 bushels of
cor1 grown in North Dakota in 1914.
Some Manitoba farmers are buying
Williams county corn for seed pur-
poses. &C..
v. Cunenski, was injured In an ex-
plosion of acetylene, at Geneseo, re-
Gently.
Pearl Fitzpatrick has been appoint
! ed postmaster at Sawyer, to succeed
E. D. Skinner.
Rev. Stueland Of Ray had an arm
badly strained while, cranking the. ea-
| CINE of his auto.
The small son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
win T. Anderson Of iowner, fell and
fractured his arm.
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A Sunday closing order, has been
issued, against the local theatres, by
the mayor Of Beach.
"A Starkweather man has a clock
over 100 years, old. The wheels are
of wood and carved by hand.
william Neavels,, Of Beach, was
bound over to the, district court on
a charge Of robbing Ed. Madison.
A. small fire occurred at the Catho-
lie church at New Rockford, from a
defective flue, but little damage was
done.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wilson of Towner fractured the bones
Of the right arm at the elbow when
he fell. H..
Fire, believed to have been caused
by an overheated furnace completely
destroyed the Catholic church at Ar
doch, N. D.
A complete ventilating system is be-
ing installed In the school house at
Donnybrook, the improvements to cost
over. $500. ss
The social club has been formed by
the men Of ;Fessenden. Club rooms
will be secured and fitted up, for the
benefit of the members.
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The Girls Glee club at Washburn
braved the temperature of 30Edegrees
below zero and sang christmas carols
at 10 homes in that town.
The speakers for the Farmers In
stitute to be held at Wyndmere Jan.
11-12, are John Christianson, l.. A.
Larson and Mrs. G.. w. Randlett.
Arthur Hattoa, working on a farm
near Dgeland, was kicked In the
mouth by a horse and suffered a num-.
Der of broken and loosened teeth.
Rev. Krcgstad, the newly elected
pastor of the Lutheran churches az
Edinburg and Dundee, who comes from
Sioux City, Ia, has arrived in his new
field. -
The Elks' fine new home at Willis
ton will be completed early in JAN
uary and the date for the dedication
and opening has been set for the
25th and 26th.
The city commissioners of Willis
ton have introduced a new ordinance,
that If passed will reduce the electric
light rates 2 cents per 'kilowatt All
through the schedule.
A new paper, the Record. has been
launched at Hurdsfield, by w. B. Nor
ton of the Sykeston Tribune. For the
present, the paper will be issued from
the office of the Tribune.
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Wires are being strung for the sup.
port Of street lights at Mohall. The
wires are being connected to build.
ings until the ground thaws out sufti.
GENTLY to allow the setting of poles.
The granary belonging to NJ. P.
Johnson of Donnybrook was Destroy
ed by fire, supposed to have been
started by a fly wheel of a gasoline
engine throwing a lighted torch into
the grain. g..
On Jan. Is the postmaster at Rainy
Butte, in HI ttinger county, will ter
inmate his services and unless the
neighborhood snakes application for
continuance of the office it will be dis.
continued after that date.
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c.. G.. Dibley and son., Of Deerhor1,
near Evansville, Mimi, who recently
tent a poultry exhibit to the National
. poultry show at Chicago, took fourth
and fifth prizes and grand sweep'
stakes at the Iowa State Poultry
show. 81.
RAYMOND Smith, the 17-year old son
- ~, ooJsMro TIT Smith living IN