Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-22
NORTHWEST BRIEFS
There are a number of cases of
diphtheria reported at Linton.

There are number of cases of
diphtheria reported at Linton.
The Dunn Center Journal has add
ed Boston wire stapler TO its equip
ment.
It is probable that Park River will
adopt the septic tank system OF sew
age disposal
j. w. Rogers of Mckenzie had one
Of his arms broken, when he was
kicked by horse.
Z. A. Hull has leased The Robinson
Times to NJ. F. Flaherty, who has
taken charge of the plant.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J. Moves of Fern
dale, WASH, arrived in Wilton and
took charge of the Dakotah hotel.
The Hebron Commercial club finds
that some of the finest clays in the
state are to be found in that vicinity.
Nv. D. Campbell of Idgeley had the
misfortune to have hand caught in
wheel of his grinding mill and Sc
verely injured.
During the past year $4,000 Of the
electric light bond of Larimore was
paid off, leaving the small sum Of
$500 still to pay.
The Mott council has made arrange
mems for putting in a large amount:
OF concrete sidewalks during the COM
ing building season.
Albert, the 6-yearold son Of Christ
Weber of Ashley, was kicked by a
horse and rendered unconscious for
ten OF fifteen minutes.
Some 80 farmers and business men
of Neville and vicinity gathered in
the operahouse at that town and or
ganized a society of equity club
Clifford Hanson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Hanson Of Wilton. broke
his right leg when the horse he was
riding slipped on the ice and fell.
The c. y. Swanson cash store at
Larimore was considerably damaged
by a fire that caused the fire depart
ment considerable trouble to eXtin-
guish.
The elevators at Tolna are causing
considerable trouble lately. The pits
are almost full of water and it runs
back in almost as fast as it can be
pumped out.
The women of Tolna gave chicken
supper the proceeds of which went
| to the DINA band. The band boys
greatly appreciated this effort on the
part of the womenfolk.
The Souris school board has pur.
chased one hundred ash trees which
will be planted on the school grounds
on Arbor day Each pupil will be
given tree to care for.
A. C. Gehihar is president of the
village of Montpelier for the ensuing
year, succeeding julie Maze. who
claims he received glory enough dur
ing one term as president.
Mrs. D. Kelly of near Litchville
had the misfortune to break both
bones of her right leg two inches
above the ankle, while hanging out
some washing on the clothesline.
r. Price has quit the restaurant
business in Churchs Ferry and a new
firm, by the name of SCHNEIDER &
Pforr. rented the building which he
vacated and will continue the bust
ness.
At Robinson, Bert Furubotten's lit
tie child, was badly scalded about the
4 face, arms and hands at his home
south of town, when the little one
pushed a dish of hot sauce off the
table.
w. H. Young of Neche met with a
rather painful accident. He was un'
loading machinery from a Car when
one of the heavier pieces fell on his
leg, bruising it and crushing the
ankle. ~. .krM
The Bantry merchants have 'dOnat
ed literally for baseball team tha
is being organized there and which
! gives prospects of giving the towI
considerable entertainment this com
, ing season.
, Olof and Dan Bendickson. formerl!
) residents of Walcott have joined the
Canadian army, one as bandman ant
the other as stretcher-bearer. If thu
: war continues they will 60 to thu
front in six months.
A rural route is soon to be eStab
liShed out of Ventura. Examination
for carriers will be held at the post
office in Ashley, at 1000 a. m, Ma.
-. EXAMINATION will be open to NAL
| citizens of Mcintosh county.
VIM. Splitter of Ashley negotiate
for the J. H. Schaeffer stock of ger
eral merchandise at Ashley. 1t is nc
! Mr.. Spitzers desire to engage in tn