Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-29
NORTHWEST BRIEFS

A large class was confirmed in St.
Paul's Lutheran church at Garrison.
A four-story business block will be
erected by julius Fauchald Of Minot.
This is cleanup" week in Fargo.
under the proclamation OF Mayor n,
F. Emery.
Professor George T.. Olson of Dew
lis Lake has been elected a member
of the state university staff.
Ground has been broken for a
building that will house new daily
newspaper at New Rockford.
Julius lckir of Staples, Mimi, has
leased the Orvis House at Churcns
Ferry, which will be reopened.
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! f. W. Koehl, contractor of Mime
apolis, has moved to Garrison where
he will start in the building business.
County commissioners of Bottineau
! have offered six cash prizes to boys
and girls for the best corn raised in
1916
Reynolds, l.idgerwoOd and Larmore
are the three teams remaining UNI
defeated in the high school debating
league.
Work has started on 4 new garage
building at jamestown. The struc-
lnrc is being erected by John Ander-
son. "
A new K p. lodge has been organ
lied at Carson. Twenty new mem
bers joined the order from Carson
and vicinity
The yIlilIsboro Commercial club re-
organized by the election Of Or. e. G.
Haagensen, president, and c. Il. Ful- |
Ter, secretary.
Three Fargo citizens yesterday sig
nlied their intention of becoming can
didateS for the Legislature from the
Fargo district.
Sterling and vicinity will soon be
equipped with telephones, two com
panies having been organized, one
north of town and one south.
The knights of Pythias Of Linton
held a big celebration at that place
which was attended by members of
the order from all the surrounding
towns
IS. T. Breen, H. l.. Breen and J. 0.
Aamot arrived in Hazelton from Min
nesota and made a deal with VIM.
Olesen for his stock of hardware at
that place. .'~'
They are C. O. Smith of the North
Dakota Harness company, E. G. Ten
neson of the law firm of Pierce, Ten
neson & Cupler, and Stewart Wilson,
contractor
The baseball season at New Leipzig
will be opened in the near future
The fans neld, a meeting recently. ana
got together for the purpose of put
ting good team in the field.
May / is the date for the opening |
of Fort Berthold reservation to fill
ing. Fifty applications will be called
the first two days; 100 the next nine
days. after which $50 will be called
each day.
adm Schulz, at New Leipzig, moved
his stock of general merchandise from
the John Wolf building. which has
been occupied by him since engaged |
in business, to his new store on North
Main street.
The past week has seen the open
ing Of the biggest season in building
that Garrison has witnessed since the
days she first became town. Sew
eral residences were begun and other
work started.
The Minot baseball association will
give dance at the armory on the
evening of May 5, to which the public
is invited. The proceeds will he used
for new paraphernalia for the la16
Magic City team. go"
The land holdings of J. e. Johnson
OF TOrOntOn, Can, in Ramsey county,
which already aggregated several
thousand acres, was increased when
a deal was closed for the purchase of
the John Mcdonald farm of $50 acres
nine miles east of Webster
Platt township. Mclean county, will
take the lead of all the other town
ships in rural districts in that section
by being the first to erect real
community building. This is one Of
the most forward moves yet made by
any of the communities in that dis.
trict.
The trial of the divorce case of An
ma Ambrose against J. l.. Ambrose OF
mare ended in district court. The
plaintiff charged the defendant with
cruel treatment and divorce granted
on those grounds. The parties made
a property settlement in the case by
q orpamnnt which WOO nrrovnI h., oil