Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-23
News Of the State

Wilton has passed a curfew ordt.
nance.
The creamery at. Ashley has opened
up for business. 4
Kathryn is going to have a ski tour
nament on Sunday.
The merchants of Cakes have set
aside March 6 as 81 Day.
One is often lead to believe that
winter is not q vertebrate.
-
Ryder will have another meat mai.
ket day in the near future.
-
Three new farmers clubs have been
organized in Dickey county.
The Game City Gun club at Nc.
Henry held an annual meeting.
The G. "A. r. and W. R. c. of Ellen.
dale held their annual banquet.
A number Of teachers in the Minot
schools have had their salaries in
creased.
The cities and towns over the state
have begun to dig up candidates for
city offices.
The rural carriers out of Cakes had
several days layoff on account of. i'm.
passible roads.
-:-
Probably the rural school teacher
suffered as much as anybody in the
last snow storm.
A rotary snow plow was derailed
and broken in sncwdrift in the vi
cinity of Kathryn.
'rhe concert and entertainment by
the McHenry Rooster club has been
indefinitely postponed.
The first number of the North Da-
kota Odd Fellow is off the press. 1t
is published at Rugby.
The Larimore Live Stock associa-
ton is planning on a banquet for the
second week in March.
The Dakota hotel at Wilton has
been sold, the new owner to take
charge in q short time.
A petition is being circulated at
SanBorn for the removal of the post.
office to a new location.
-. IDln00 is atn r$Sn -. n n n ~ no IkOr1 tn nN1t
an entirely amateur baseball team in
the field this coming season.
The Foster photo studio at James
town was %burglarized and the safe
robbed Of some small change.
The Dakota Sales Co., has purchas-
ed the hardware store OF the Cogs.
we'll Hardware Co, at Cogswell.
r. j. Lyness, a Wells county farm.
er and stock raiser, sold fourteen
head of Hereford cows and heifers
for $4,000.
The machinery for the creamery at
Ryder has been shipped and is ex-
pected to arrive there in q short time.
-
The agricultural class In the. high
school at Larimore is making arrange
ments to test seeds for the farmers of
that vicinity.
Cando is making q raid on the dog
population of that place. The city
authorities are killing all dogs that
arc NOT jconsed
Thorval ThOmalson, a Ransom
county farmer, was fined SIS and costs
in court at Sheldon for failing to send
his children to school.
The board of education at Ellen.
dale have been interviewing a mum.
Der of architects to plan for a new
school building at that place.
During the past year the fire de
partment at Larimore has been called
out thirteen times, the largest mum
Der since it was organized in 1885.
The farmers over the state have
been having a good bit of work get,
ting their roads clear of snow in or.
der that they could get their mail.
-
Editor Van Arnan OF The Kindred
Tribune was presented with an orna'
mental steel hitching post. 1t is hop
ed that he is not going to be tied up
-
Prof. j. H. Sheppard Of the agricul.
tural college, Fargo, will be one of the
speakers at the dairymen's conven.
tion to be held in thi scity Feb. %, "a
and Is.
Editor Nelson Of The Litchville Bull.
letin expects to retire from the post
mastership at that place about July
I, and will devote his time to his
newspaper.
H. E. Robinson, a farmer living
south of Mandan was arrested anl
arraigned before Justice of Peace H
l.. Henke On the charge of ,maltreating
cattle. The action was dismissed.
At COOperstOWn, a petition has been
circulated and will he presented tc
the board of education asking for the
teaching of a Scandinavian Language
to be coordinate with German ant
Latin.
Lew Van Arnam of Kindred suffer
4 cutie a painful injury to n O
his eyes. In lighting a match the
head flew off and while burning struck
him in tbo ave h,,rnspo tho lids opc