Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-24
NORTHWEST BRIEFS

New Leipzig is now equipped Win
X-ray apparatus, DR.. Hamilton OF that
Mace having installed new machine.
w Douthitt has leased the Wat
ford hoted at Watford, and has taken
charge He will reopen the cafe at
once
f. n. Cavett OF Ryder, sold his coal
and feed business to f. RI. Ohlcer' the
latter taking charge Of the business
Immediately.
The basement OF the Congregation
al church at Cleveland has been COM
pleted and is proving very handy
part of the church.
The interior OF the Harrington
Flynn Co. hardware store at Rolla.
has been greatly improved by the ad-
dition Of new fixtures.
Herb Ketchum of Linton has leased
the old Kelsch building opposite Hotel
Linton at that place and is intending
to open butcher shop.
People of the state have begun to
think about the North Dakota state
fair that will be held in Fargo this
year on July II to %, inclusive.
The new schoolhouse at Medina was
dedicated with appropriate ceremon-
les A splendid program was render-
ed by the schools on the occasion.
The attendance in all the rooms In
the Palermo schools has been slowly
improving, many children having
been kept out because OF sickness.
There will be number Of new
garages built in Lawton this spring
besides a number of farm houses and
buildings in the surrounding country
The Ferman hotel at Streeter has
been opened to the public after hav-
ing been closed for some time, under
going repairs and thorough renoVa-
ton.
The creamery company at White
Earth has made arrangements for
putting up sufficient ice to supply the
institution during the coming sum-
mer.
I'yrnes & Watts of Lisbon have dis
solved partnership, Mr.. Byrne buying
out, and continuing the feed and wood
business. Mr. Watts has also sold
his residence
Edgeley has two candidates for
mayor, four for alderman for the First
ward, two for alderman for the Sec
ond ward and three for alderman for
the Third ward.
The first carload of poles for the
extension of the electric light service
to Sheldon arrived in that village.
Construction work will be started as
soon as spring opens.
The fire department of New
England initiated two new members
into the organization. The depart
ment has a ritual that is exciting
as good many lodges.
Postmaster House at Napoleon has
added a large section of lock boxes
and drawers to the local postof1ce
equipment to accommodate the in
creasing needs of the office.
At the meeting Of the Farmers
Elevator company at Calvin it was
decided to erect an elevator at that
place. The new structure will have
capacity of $4,000 bushels.
At White Earth, E. J. Hegerty, OF
the Northern Insulating Co.. has made
arrangements for the purchasing OF
fax straw in that vicinity at 81
ton delivered in White Earth.
Members Of the Sisseton CONNER.
cial club elected: President, Andrew
Warwick; vice president, ]. A. Rick.
ert; secretary, Casper Kennedy;
treasurer, DR.. ]. A. Robertson.
. Judging from the outlook at the
present time, building activities in
the spring, in 'Binford and surround.
d ing country will be greater than they,
have been for many years past.
A large dynamo has been Installed
at the creamery at Medina, the small
one having become unable to furnish
additional electric lights wanted for
. the business portion of the town.
A deal was completed at Enderlin
whereby the committee of business
men who leased the auditorium from
the owners for a period of two years,
turn their lease over to J. A. Gray.
The Osnabrock band. organized
!. about two weeks ago, is already hard
!. at work practicing. The director,
c Leo c. Wright of Grand Forks, is
] very enthusiastic about the material.
: The patrons of what is known as
I the Gallup school district in Slope
: county recently held social affair
/ in which $50 was raised for the pur-
e chasing of new organ for the school,
+ At Wilson the fire fighting appara-
. tls has been increased by the ad-
I dition of new four.cy finder, 4S-horse
power engine. The new engine Is
8 capable Of supplying four lines Of