Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-03
News of the State
Des Laos has a fine roller skatin
rink in operation. ..r


The Lutheran parsonage at Esmond
has been completed.
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The Grand Forks lodge, Son of Nor
way, held a banquet.
lhe p~ostofice at Wyndmere has a
new lighting system.
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lRolette county collected $636.55 for
the Belgian relief fund.
Darlington hopes to have the next
w. C. T. U. convention.
All booths for the mid.winter show
at Minot have been sold.
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The Catholic church at Sherwood
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O. T. Nelson, Jr., will be deputy
county auditor of Mountrail county.
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The barn belonging to Philip Frey,
of Streeter, was burned to the ground.
Charles Lashar, of Lamont, had his
hand badly crushed in a gasoline en-
CINE.
A successful concert was given
at Reeder by the choral society of that
place. ... e.. .
A team of four was Untitled into the
mysteries Of the WoOdmen of Ardoch
recently.
The farm house on the Anton Hill.
rude place, in the vicinity of Upham,
was burned.
The Grand Forks c~ommandery OF
Knights Templar installed its newly
elected officers.
The Tri-State Grain Growers con.
vention will be held in Fargo January
10 to %, inclusive.
At Sherwood uniforms have been
purchased for the active members of
the fire association.
Little Dan Cupid is a busy fellow,
so many weddings have taken place
at the holiday season.
At Esmond, January 5, will be held
the annual meeting of the United
Stock Breeders association.
MIR. and Mrs. Sherman Junge. OF
Robinson. celebrated their silver we'd
ding anniversary in December.
crosby,s new, $500 $4,000 scnoo, build
ing will be ready for the pupils when
the holiday vacation comes; to- an end.
George Barnes, living in the vicini-
ty of Marmarth, fractured several ribs
when he fell from a stairway at his
home.
Rugby reports a feather fire. A
small blaze in a millinery store is the
first blaze Rugby has had since last
spring.
A number of Grand Forks county's
new officials have filed their bonds,
which have been accepteIby the coun.
ty board.
The January term of court in Ro.
lette county will begin at ROlla, on
January s. The calendar Is compare.
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At Wyndmere, a passenger engine
ran through a box car, filled with
shelled corn, creating considerable ex-
element, but injuring no one.
Lansford held it's first annual corn
show and the stunt proved a success
in every way. 1t is the intention Of
making the show an annual event.
DR.. Stone of Balfour had some bones
broken when a team he was driving
became frightened and ran away,
throwing the doctor to the ground.
The school board at Sherwood has
purchased a $1,000 heating plant for
the school building, ald is having it
installed during the holiday vacation.
Owing TO a mistake in this shipment
of white print paper, The Carpio
Free Press had to print a portion of
its issue on a nice healthy Irish color
of poster.
L. M. BOuTquin was arrested at
Minot and taken to TOwner on a
rant issued from the later place,
charging him with obtaining money
under false %pretenses.
Henry Knudson, a larm hand OF
Ward county, died at a Minot hospital
as the result Of injuries received when
he was trampled by horses. Death
was due to the conclusion of the
brain.
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Some Of the editors ove the state
are asking some of their delinquents
to pay so that they can attend the
annual convention of the North DakO-
ia Press association at Fargo on Jan.
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The case OF DR.. G. T. Strand, who
was charged with second degree mur-
der in Stutsman county, has been
dropped, the physician having filed
the complaint having left the town OF
Darlington.
The coroner's jury inquiring into
the death of Mary Terrill, a telegraph
operator of Grafton, whose mangled
body was found along the tracks lear
that place, Drought in a verdict OF
death Dy accident. ~
Az Lansford citizen was arrested at
that place on a charge of breaking
quarantine. The case has been con
tinued. The maximum PENALTY for the