Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-19
News of the State

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Mimic has a curling club, a tourney
being held there recently.
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A wolf hunt is being planned by
the local sports of Bowden.
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Henry CHASER has taken charge of
the Litchville meat market.
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Twenty-four inch ice is being cut
from the Mouse River at Solris.
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Jacob Metzger of Beach fractured
his right arm while wrestling.
The Sons of Norway lodge at Wild.
rose held its third annual banquet.
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The annual Robert Burns celebra-
ton will be held in Sharon on Jan.
20. go &
Miss Brand of Rock Lake, was quite
badly injured in an automobile acct
dent. It.
An evangeiistic service has started
in the Methodist church at Ledger
wood.
The Kindred Tribune, raised funds
sufficient to purchase an organ for
the Sunday school.
August West, a Formsn blacksmith,
fractured One arm and sprained the
wrist on the other while ShOeing a
horse.
Hugh Grieve of Buffalo suffered a
SO: ere lacerated and broken arm when
the member was caught in a corn
shredder.
Emmett Pew of Cando will probably
lose one of his eyes and possibly
both, as the result of a general breaH-
down in health.
Saint John The Baptist church at
Ardoch was totally destroyed by fire.
The loss amounts to about $4,000,
partly covered by insurance.
The commercial club at iAmidon
held a big banquet in celebrating the
location of the temporary county seat
of Sioux county at, that place.
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The Guarantee Clothing Co. store at
Harvey was badly damaged by fire.
The stock is practically a total loss,
due largely to smoke and water.
Richard PldutI. Il Valley City char
acter, was arrested by Chief Swanson,
charged with taking a %five-pound
pickerel from the j. J. Lee meat mar
ket.
Alva II. CarretsOn, a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carretson of near Williston, died
of blood poisoning, which resulted
from the cut of a razor while he was
shaving.
1t is probable that the first services
will be held in the new Methodist
church at Darlington on next Sunday.
The date of the dedication has not
been set. T.
The parochial school of Saint Bo1i-
face church at Lidgerwood will be
opened about the last of January.
The furniture for the building will
soon, arrive.
The New England Herald has just
entered its eighth year and it is now
n Of the best newspapers in a state
that is famed for the excellence of it's
country weeklies. a-
John Ford Of Hlllsboro is looking
for the party that fired a rifle bullet
through one Of windows Of his re-
sidence. The missil narrowly missed
one of the children.
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The Roy Harrington house, a short
distance northeast of Center, was de-
stroyed by fire. The place was &C.
cupied by George earns, who lost all
his household goods.
O. NJ. Kilen has been appointed po-
lice magistrate of Stanley to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
J. q. Severson, who was elected to
the position of county judge Of Mount
rail.
G. J. Kachelhoffer of Paramount,
former states attorney for Richland
county, has been succeeded by J. G.
Forbes. Mi. Forbes was city attorney
of Paramount ard Mr.. Kache!hoffer
takes; lis place.
Albert O. Christensen, who has been
bookkeeper and teller at the Hetting-
ger State bank since the organization
of that institution, has accepted a po-
sition as cashier of the First State
tanl. a. Frvberg.
Owing to the breaking of a steam
main of the heating plant in the
school building at IPembi1a, the chill
dren of that place received an ad-
ditional day or two of vacation while
repairs were being made.
Kenneth Ferguson has been ap-
pointed auditor of Foster county to
fill out the unexpired term Of c. w.
Euraham, who resigned. Mr.. Fergu-
son was formerly a member of the
county board of commissioners of
that county.
1t is reported that more than
signatures have been put to the petit
lions to warrant the city council of
Jamestown to call a special election
to decide whether that town is to
have a commission form of govern
ment or not.
On the demonstration farm at Rose
the following rotation is practiced: