Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-30
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A man was grabbed at Ray with rs
pints, of booze packed away in toll
OF bedding. 800
For the year 1915 Perkins county
had ga births and 81 deaths; AZ
marriages and 2 divorces. [>E
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J. NJ. Rensselaer, has purchased the
], D.. Davis. & Go. stock Of general
merchandise AT Goodrich.
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A number Of raral telephone lines
will be built ont of, Reder next spring,
if present plans materialize: :st E
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The. New England Herald is Still af.
ter the piggers and iboOtleggers but
it isn't getting many OF them.
I Fifty gallons of whiskey were de.
stroyed by Sheriff Haugen OF Mohall.
That amount was confiscated from
blind piggers this fall. /.
A blaze in the Mott Pioneer Press
office gave the people Of Mott anoth.
er scare and started agitation again
for better fire protection.
SOuris wants a new FIGURING mill
and don't want any of the citizens OF
that burg to throw cold water on the
proposition.
A fire bell was received at Sentinel
Butte, and installed in place Of the
old bell which was cracked and didn't
make a very big noise.
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Forty.four carloads of fish passed
through the state on the Northern Pa
cific a few days ago, for the eastern
market. The cargo was consigned to
st. Paul, MINI.
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q. While coasting on hill near the
house, Margaret, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs George Hunter of
White Earth, had the misfortune to
run into hay rack, injuring herself
quite badly
III llC Vase VI Vic OLCJC VI. JOuH
Burkhart Of Omemee, the defendant
pleaded guilty to the charge of selling
pure bred cattle without furnishing a
health certificate. He was fined $25
and costs.
The Bottineau County Fair associa,
ton, at its annual meeting, elected
directors as fellows: Frank Tyler,
V. "A. Kemp, MaXbass; and
Ed. Kromrey Of Kramer. The other
directors hold over ,.
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The opening ball of the new hall at
[1nderlin will be held on Friday, Feb.
%. The contractor has given his |
word that everything will be in readi- |
ness on that date and all the arrange
ments have ben completed.
Another important business change |
at Sanborn is under way, and will be
Feb. /, when the mer-
camille business of J. y. Vernon will
be taken over by w. J. Jackson, who |
has been connected with the concern
ever since it was started.
Fire from an exploded lamp dc.
stroyed one of the dining cars on the
Great Northern work. train at Sher.
wood. The lamp exploded just before
supper was called and threw burning
kerosene over the heavy paper lining,
igniting the whole interior at once.
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The Williams County Horse Breed
ers association will meet at Williston
on February g. The meeting will be
addressed by County Agent Nelson
from Steele county and a general dis.
cussion will be. held regarding the
selling of home raised horses to our
farmers
Word received at Nayyille says
that Dave Nelson, Rhodes scholar
from North Dakota at Oxford, Eng,
is enjoying his duties in relief work
in Belgium and France. A university
friend Of his wrote to his parents at |
Mayvil!e and informed them that
Dave was becoming regular French
man as far as speech is concerned.
At mass meeting at La Moure, at
which resolutions were adopted in
lorsing the stringent enforcement of
all laws relating to the illegal sale of
liquor, the attorney general and Sec
rotary Of state were asked to prose.
cute a thorough inquiry into the refer.
an0um nofitiOnS that have hoon filo6
against H. B. ia, known as the boot.
Logging bill" The referendum of the |
bill has the effect of delaying it's oper.
alton. La Moure county prohibition
sts hold the opinion that the petitions |
are invalid and ask for thorough in.
luiry. 7s: