Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-23
NORTHWEST BRIEFS

New Leipzig has over 100 telephone
subscribers.
f. w. Hyde is charging his lumber
yard at Almont.
The state bank at Cleveland will
put in new fixtures.
! A new commercial club has been
organized at Glen Ullin.
The creamery at Gilby has started
on it's seasons operations.
Doesn't someone want the peniten-
tiary? Or the insane asylum?
The railroad bridges in the vicinity
of Haynes are beng repaired.
Donnybrook now has an icehouse,
which is being filled for summer use.
Miss Lydia Gyr, first New Salem
milliner is dead at her home in
Maryland.
A new tank for the Max fire de-
ready for use. d.
Under the scoutmastership Of Rev.
G.. r. Dierlamm, the Max 10y Scouts
were organized.
The Halliday lumber company will
hereafter be known as the Killer
Lumber company.
Henry Behrbaum has returned to
Judson after spending three years
away from there.
The Churchs Ferry band has per-
fected an organization, II. A. Moe be-
ing elected director.
The infant son of A. j. Fischer of
Hague. was accidently sca!ded by a
cup of boiling coffee:
At least one farmers telephone
line will be established for the con-
venience Of Almont people.
At Mountain, four of the children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mandt Gudmundson
are sick with scarlet fever
John Christensen, well known New
Salem dairy farmer, has installed a
milking machine on his farm.
II II Il
Mrs. Geo. Markley has taken charge
of the postoffice at Pleasant Lake.
Miss Shively having resigned.
The Grand Forks Herald says that
a large amount of green hosiery has
been sold in that city. To whom?
e..
The public schools at Mountain
have been closed temporarily on &C.
count OF number Of cases of scarlet
fever.
The St. John livestock and poultry
show will probably not be pulled off
this spring owing to conditions gen.
orally.
Eighteen casks of beer-real beer
were rounded up by the. authorities
at Coulee and have been ordered de-
stroyed
There are prospects of a large
amount Of building being done in
Stanley and vicinity this coming
season.
The Brocket Farmers Telephone
Co. held it's regular meeting and vot-
ed to increase the capital stock from
$4,000 to 100000.
The 520-acre Frank Lang farm,
seven miles south of Mandan on Gus
ter Flats was sold for $26 an acre to
Joseph Pulkrabek.
Niagara is to erect new school
building 1t is estimated that the
plans call for building costing ap.
proximately $4,000. v
w. w. Dwight, Fl. Rice jeweler,
visits several towns on the south
branch each month for the purpose
of repairing watches.
Inc county 1dlTS nave Degun 10
"loom up" large number of good
exhibitions being in prospect for the
coming summer and fall.
A telephone meeting was held at
Binford and committee was appoint
ed to confer with the Griggs County
Telephone Co., for the purchase of the
exchanges at Jessie and Binford, and
the rural lines from these two ex.
changes.
A deal was closed at New Leipzig
whereby Sam Rappaport becomes the
owner of the John Wolf store building |
on main street, now occupied by Dan
Schultz as a general store. Mr.. Rap.
paport will move into his new quar-
tiers as soon as vacated.
1t is reported at Cleveland that
Matt Simonitsch of Moorhead MINI.
has been granted site for grain
and seed house on the right-of-way,
between the depot and the Occident
elevator at the North Dakota town.
A school election was held at Fort
Ransom to vote for new schoo'
house. The proposition was defeated
by five votes Steps will be taken to
have the old school building condemn.
ed and a new one built in it's place.