Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-07
News of the State

ing repaired.
Milton has raised a big sum for thu
Belgium fund.
The Devils Lake Journal seems t(
enjoy the wal tax.
The trains are now carrying mai
into Golden Valley.
Mandan will have a ~Commandery
known as Courde Leon.
A fence is to be built around the
Sully Hill national park.
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Stutsman county has succeeded in
raising a good crop of alfalfa. ~.
North Dakota has 5000 tubercular
patients and only Accommodations for
seventy. ...
Taylor Hutchinson of McHeary lost
his house and it's entire contents by
fire last week.
Chas. Lasher, living near McClus.
ky, had one hand badly injured by a
gasoline engine.
Harry Williams, who assisted in the
composition of "Tipperary,' formerly
lived in Morton county.
Fargo has started a war o canvas
bankrupt signs. 1t gave. the city the
appearance Of being hard-up.
Three section hands collided with a
train at Hodges and now one is in a
hospital and the other is dead.
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McClusky allows no teams tied on
Main street. The town has a tying
place keeping Main street clear.
Courtenay and many other of the
smaller towns of the state are to have
roller skating Kinks this winter.
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Fargo has Cancelled the licenses OF
those messengers who were carrying
booze from Moorhead into Fargo.
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The First National bank of Carrin-
ton is defendant in a damage suit,
the plaintiff claiming false arrest.
Paul Maxi living south of Leipzig,
was recently adjudged insane and en-
tered at the Jamestoyn sanitarium.
North Dakota is catching up in the
number of silos in the state. At this
time there are something like 5000
in the state. y
Louis Wang of Courtenay elected
his family from their home into the
cold and as a result is serving 80 days
in the county Jail. +
Peter S. Peterson, arrested at Pow
ers Lake refused to talk because his
religion did not permit him to do So.
He is nov in jamestown.
There are three cases of smallpox
at Velva and one at LansfOrd. At the
former place a ban has been placed
on public meetings.
A former Ryder boy was drowned
at Medford, Wis, in a millpond. HE
was little George Lang and his par
ents moved recently from Ryder to
Wisconsin.
Charles Jackson, a Jamestown lad,
has been awarded a verdict for $4,000
against that city. While scuffiIg he
fell into a shallow ditch and wrench.
ed his knee.
Botfred Bindwell of Cathay was al.
rested charged with taking from the
postoffice a watch belonging to anoth-
er. The federal authorities ordered
the man released.
Several young people Of jamestown
had a sleigh ride in a bob behind an
auto. In cutting the corner at the
Gladstone hotel the occupants were
spilled into the street. "
Seven million, eight hundred and
eighty thousand dollars from corn
alone in this state this year, and yet
some old knockers maintain that this
is not a corn country.
T. l.. Christianson, a mail clerk on
the Turtle Lake line, got a bad scalp
wound at the N. p. depot recently,
when he was struck by the skid He
was able to go back on his run.
II. R. Storkey, advance man for
Billy Eennett's show got into trouble
at Langdon, when he spicd a nifty
coat belonging to a store keeper and
hied himself to Adams with the gar.
ment. He was fined $50 and 80 days
in Jail.
Editor Olson of New Rockford. who
gained some notoriety several wears
ago as the inventor of a gall cure
will take enough time from the work
Of removing the capitol from Bis
marck to attend the state printers
meeting ! in Fargo and read a pap er.
There is a case at Jamestow!, that
is causing some interest. 1t is case
in which an employe of the CARPENTER
Neuman Lumber company is attempt
ing to recover because of being: cut BY
a wood saw with which he ca7ne in
contact after. slipping on a.: round
stick.
Sam Peterson, aged betwer m 81 and
40 years, living on a farm five miles
from Ryder, appeared before, the bcfrd
OF insanity at Minot recently on the
charge Of insanity. He wsIs unable "
talk or give any account. Of himself
n the hearing vas adjourned until
tho y rVIyvCC 80 t1>~ .~o'. o--