Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-14
NORTHWEST BRIEFS
Hope is to have a band.

Only SO votes were cast at the vii
lage election at Balfour.
Several new settlers have arrived
at Velva this spring.
The farmers elevator at Kathryn
was destroyed by fire.
The Ledger at Luverne is again
boosting for baseball team.
At Upham they elected a lawyer
to the office Of 'poundmaster.'
Logan county candidates are slow
in announcing their candidates.. a
July 20 to 26 are the dates selected
for the holding Of The Velva chau-
tauqua.
The MoNulty farm near Buxton re-
Gently unloaded carload of fine
horses.
Drs. Bryon and Scotch, two vet
erinarians from Chicago, will locate
at Balfour.
The Edgeley Mail is carrying fine
line Of spring advertising and looks
prosperous. 1854
The leap year masquerade at the
Hope opera house, March II, was a
big success.
Towner has made arrangements for
the holding Of another chautauqua
this summer.
The mill at Anamoose is paying a
premium of two cents bushel for
milling wheat.
At Napoleon many Of the cellars
are filled with water and the section
of the town in the neighborhood OF
Thompson's livery barn is all under
water.
Rev. w. S. Doty of Aberdeen, mis-
siOnary of the American Sunday
School union, has been holding Sc
ries Of meetings at the Winship
school house at GLENDALE.
FlaXton's night school was such a
decided success that the school board
is considering giving it a permanent
place in the plan for widening the
scope of the school next year
,Nels Atkinson, q brother of Albin-
son Of FINLEY, was sent TO the hospi-
tai for the insane at jamestown last
week He is a citizen of Sweden and
will eventually be returned there.
The annual convention of the Nc
Intosh-Logan County Sunday School
association will be held in the school
house auditorium at Eurnstad on Sat
urday and Sunday, April Is and 16.
J. G. Hanev of the International
Harvester company farms is adVOcat-
ing sweet clover. Other farm experts
in the state are not so sure that this
is a good crop to plant in North Da'
kota. ..,,..... .o:.
futile Star: Walter Il, Christensen
has purchased lots opposite the
church and will erect an opera house
The order for the work on the same
will begin as soon as the weather
will permit.
Spencer Rugland and William o.
son, co-partners in the hardware and
furniture business in HattOn up to a
short time ago, are closing out their
the sale in charge.
The German-American of Golden
Valley is boosting for cleanup and
a more beautiful town. 1t is urging
Golden Valley citizens to plant flow
ers and shrubbery and make the town
more attractive.
Many farmers in the Robinson ter
rtory will erect new farm buildings
this spring and they have been very
busy the past two weeks selecting
lumber from the Robinson yards and
hauling it out to their farms, prepar-
atory to the rush of spring work.
A big Jewish wedding was held in
Ashley on the 10Th, when Helen Hess,
daughter of Rabbi Hess of Ashley,
was united in marriage to Nathaniel
Auerbach of lWishek. There cere-
mony was performed by the father
of the bride. Over $50 guests were
present.
futile Star: Messrs. S. P. and
Homer Boileau left Monday for Wash
ii, new town just starting up on the
branch nine miles this side of Pin
gree. An elevator was erected there
last fall. The Boileaus will erect a
store building there and conduct a
general store.
The North Dakota Independent of
Hamilton remarks: eve are no an
archist, nor have we ever been ac-
cused of being socialistic, but we
would like some bloated trust mouth
piece or orator to give us one good
reason why the man who is making a
Accent gasoline possible should not
be hung"
Robinson Times: A petition was
recently circulated for the building of
a grade in Robinson southwest OF
town, along the section line and the
slough west of the Gilbert Soleim
place. This grade would give MS
ctroiuht cbOnt from Robinson info