Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-16

The opera house at Forbes has
been wired for electricity.
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Already kildeer is preparing fcr d
Fourth of july celebration.
The meat market at Graftin is be-
ing operated by a new owner.
There We're a large number of Lin.
coin Day programs over the state.
The new Methodist church at Car
rington will be dedicated in June.
The Odd Fellows at. Rhame will
give their annual dance February L..
The library at Glendale has open
ed its new quarters in the city hall.
A new switchboard has been in
stalled at the electric plant at Lans.
ford.
The Chris Hers pioneer depart.
ment store at Martin, was damaged
by fire.
A jury term of the district court
will begin in LaMoure county on FEB
ruary 10.
At Cakes the boy scouts Sunday
school class entertained the camr.
fire girls.
Numerous cases of smallpox have
made their appearance in the locality
of McHenry.
4 meeting will be held at McHen:,
for the purpose OF forming a Gene
terry association.
4 slights blaze occurred at the
Farmers elevator at Belfeld, but
was soo: under control.
There will in all probability be a
lot Of 'mushy stuff going through
the mails to the best girf:%
William Ferry of Min1ewaukan.
fell from a box car at that place and
severely injured one of his pegs"
The Marmarth Mail seems to think
that the village should keep those
nice concrete crossings" cleared of
regent has had its post office ad-
yanced to third class, ard Frank E.
Ellickson has been appointed post.
master, r- big .. -a,. .
Editor Jenkins of The Kildeer Trib-
une is having trouble il printing
enough copies of his paper to supply
the demand.
The North Dakota Tax association
held an interesting meeting in Grand
Forks, the session coming to an end
this evening.
There are over forty applications
for citizenship that will be heard a,
the June term OF the district court
il Mckenzie county.
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August Zimmerman OF Almont has
closed q deal for the sale of his store
at Almont, the new proprietor being
G.. B. Collins of Minneapolis.
Henry Hartung, manager of the
Wahpeton.Breckenridge Street Rail
way Co., has handed in his resigna-
ton, to take effect on March l.
Next Wednesday the hardware
mel of the state will open their an
nuai convention in the new auditor
ium in Fargo. The meeting lasts
three days S.
The mister high school debating
team has eliminated Park River from
the cup contest Of the state high
school league by defeating them Il
debate at lnkster.
The Odd Fellows are making ar
engagements to organize a lodge al
G%lenburn. There are a large number
Of people around that town that are
members of the order.
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K;llderr is leading the state again
and has a baseball teaem fully Or
sanized. 1t is possible that the six
team league will be formed in Dunn
county for the coming season.
Sunday most q the rro.c-,an.
churches over the state will holI L
special service in celebration of the
centennial anniversary of tie end Of
the last war with Great Britain.
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Mrs. Fred Hintz of Mott slipped o..
an ice sidewalk at her home ana
was rendered unconscious for nearl..
a day as the result of her head strik-
ing the edge of the house porch.
s.
An ordnance was introduced l..
the council at LaMoure. which. if
passed. will create a park district o.
the entire city. 1t is the first legis.
lative step to secure a city park.
The Booster club at McHenry will
hold its annual election next Friday.
The club will make the occasion A
festive one and has invited in all the
citizens of the town and neighDor-
hood.
A fire caused by an Cvcrheated
stove was discovered when passen-
ger train No. 1871 reached Minot Mon
day morning in the Walhalla cCa.bin-
alton baggage and express car, and it
is reported that some mail, mostly
catalogues of a mail order house,
were destroyed. The mail was load
ed on at Grand Forks and piled near
the stove, and When within a Few
miles of Minot the fire started and 4
took all the chemical apparatus in
the coaches to e%Xtingu!sh it.