Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-03

milf out of business.
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Antelope enjoyed a Washington
Birthday dance at which 100 people
were present.
The Commercial club of Golden
Valley is behind the plan for a big
new modern hotel.
The use of the Northern Pacific
railroad bridge at Grand Forks by
pedestrians will be stopped on March
Is.
Mrs. Duncan Macarthur, age "a
years, passed away at Bottineau. She
was a resident Of that town for 20
years.
Clara Morris of Minot was award.
ed a, verdict of 1926 damages for in
juries sustained in a fall on an icy
sidewalk.
The North Dakota improvement
company may be reorganized with
the Western Realty company as its
successor.
The congregation of the Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Zionskirche Of Ashley
has acquired a tract of land for a
new cemetery.
Jerry LaPlants, who lives near
Haynes, shot and killed his wife by
the accidental discharge Of a shot
gun he was cleaning. \
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e. A. Baker, Of the best known and
highly respected citizens in the COM
munity, died at his home in Emerson
at the age of GA years.
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Antelope would like to play third
dog" and steal the county seat bone
while Plentywood and Medicine Lake
are quarreling over it.
The stockholders of the Valley
County Fair association elected direc-
tors and gave attention to annual re-
ports at a lecent meeting. T.
The First State bank of Amidon
has changed hands. J. J. Murphy,
New England is president and T. r,
Kelly of Napoleon, cashier.
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The electric light plant at Wildrose
was threatened by fire last Friday.
Prompt work by the department
averted a serious conflagration.
John C. Youngskin of Minot offers
the first fish story of the season. He
claims , have speared a pike in the
Mouse river measuring 36 inches in
length. " ~ A..
AS a closing feature of the North
Dakota Dairymen's association con-
ven-ion at Minot, the farmers Of that
section organized the Ward County
Cow Testing association.
Cyril Rezac, a farmer residing near
Abercronlbie, suffered a terrible acct.
dent when one side of his jaw was
blown off by the accidental discharge
of a shotgun while hunting. He will
live.
NJ. NJ. Mounts, secretary of the Tut
tie Land company of Bismarck, gave
out the information at Golden Valley
that Kildeer and Golden Valley lead
in the comparative number of lots
sold in the larger towns on the Stan
ton west line.
Through the excellent teamwork Of
Officer Pete. Melvey, of Moorhead,
and Deputy Sheriff Kraemer, of Cass
county, five suspects were arrested in
Moorhead Saturday afternoon on the
charge of having robbed the Emery &
Johnson Cycle store in Fargo, N. D.,
Thursday night. The men gave
the names of George Olson, Oscar o.
son, lngvald Amundson, liver Peter
son and Henry Hanson. All five are
now in the Cass county Jail awaiting
their preliminary hearing.
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There is a regular band of Ford
automobile thieves working in Cali
fornia and because of the large mum
Der of the cars in use in that part of
the country, it is all but impossible
to get trace CT a car once taken. As
a result the thieves have not been
located. One of the recent losers Of
Fords was w. w. Smith of the North
Dakota Harness Co.. of Fargo, who,
with his daughter, Miss Hczel Smith,
are making an extended visit in the
balmy country and are taking in the
Panama-Pacific exposition at San
Francisco.
Henry Boyle, formerly sheriff of
Cass county, had the misfortune to
sustain a broken leg at Sheldon Sat
urday afternoon. Mr.. Boyle was rid
ing horseback when the horse slipped
and fell in such a way as to throw
the weight of its body onto Mr..
Boyle's leg, causing a bad break. He
was given such attention as was pos,
sible at Sheldon and taken to Fargo
on the evening train and to St. Johns
hospital. where the injured member
was giv3n proper attention. Reports
from the hospital indicate that he is
getting along nicely, but that he will
be laid up for a considerable time.