Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-26
News Of the State

1uc Caul0ib expect 10 install 4 lOVSe
at Darlington.
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An unlicensed barber had to quit
work at Luverne.
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Luverne Is going to have a baseball
team again this year.
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Twelve took the examination for
teachers certificates at WahpetOn.
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Sherwood is to have a new garage
and repair shop In the near future.
A meeting will be held for the pur-
pose OF organizing a band at Tolley.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Distelier Of Bot
tineau celebrated their golden wed.
ding.
The Crutchet blacksmith shop at
Darlington has been sold to Lee
A small fire in the electric plant at
Sherwood caused some excitement in
that town.
Another bogus Belgian relief fund
collector is reported to be at work In
Grand Forks.
Thomas Schram of Hankins0n frac-
tured one Of his arms by falling from
a box car at Drake.
The store Of A.s C.. Berg, that was
burned at Overly, in Bottineau coun.
ty, will not be rebuilt.
W. II. white, a hardware dealer at.
Martin. has begun the erection Of .
building in that town.
A movement is on foot In Hamp-
den, in Ramsey county, and vicinity
to organize q farmers club.
Gas lights have been installed in
the main roo mand halls of the school
at Moscow, in Cavalier county.
A most brilliant assembly graced
the beautiful temple at Dickinson's
.Masons on Washington's birthday.
The band at Lankin gave the people
Of that town q concert, the band re.
alizing quite q little expense money.
$50
There seems to be an epidemic of
Group at Wales. All the children OF
one family were attacked at n time.
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There are three things that need
,building-c0rn cribs, hog houses and
silos for the cattle feed. Get busy!
The people Of the state have begun
to figure on the county and state fairs
and deciding on what they are going
Hans Petersen, musician, was ar
rested by the Grand Forks police at
the request Of the federal immigra-
ton authorities.
The Golden. Valley school, located
just nine miles north of Williston is
making a success of serving hot
lunches to the pupils.
At a meeting of the BOttLeau cOun-
ty fair association iboard, held in Bot.
tineau, ]. L. G0rder Of Carbury was
chosen to the presidency.
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North Dakota people made as much
fuss over the recent snow storm as
Texas people would. They had not
seen so much for a long tine.
Il begins to look as though States
Attorney Owens of Williams county
was after the; scalps Of the blind pig
pers in that part Of the country.
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Mrs. Minnie Footit Of Darlington
fractured her left leg by falling from
a chair. She will probably not be
able to Footit or a short time.
When you get something for moth
ing you can rest. assured that you
have paid for it in the past or are
going to pay for It before long.
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There seems to be an open season
on horses in Bottineau county. Sew
eral have been shot recently for farm
ers in one section of that county.
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The county superintendent Df Ran
som county has issued notice that the
compulsory school law must be ad-
hered to or there will be something
doing.
A number Of bridge contractors bid
on the rebuilding of the span and APP
proach of the DeMers avenue bridge,
destroyed by fire two months ago at
Grand Forks.
A mass meeting will be held in
Great Bend, in Richland county, in the
near future for the purpose of form
ing a stock company to start a gar
age at that town.
Prof. William F. Clarke appeared
before the Fortnightly club at Minot
and delivered a splendid lecture on
"The Practical Application OF Psy.
chology to Everyday Life"
Rural Life and the Rural School, a
book just off the press, by Dean Jo-
seph Kennedy Of the school Of ed,lca-
ton, has been adopted by the state
reading circle of South Dakota.
A piece of needle was removed
from the arm Of the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay South Of Wales. The
piece Of steel worked through the skin
and it is supposed that she had swal-
lowed it some time ago.
The manager of the Fischer eleva