Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-03
STATE BRIEFS

arrington-Suflicien money is in
sight to dedicate the new pipe organ
for the Methodist church here free
of debt. The pipe-organ will be ship
ped this week.
JamestoWn.-James A. Manahan OF
Minnesota, an exponent Of the farm
ers' causes will speak in this city
Tuesday evening in behalf of the Re-
publican cause. The address will be
given in Orlady hall.
jamestown. Secretary Andrew
Haas of the jamestown Commercial
club, announced that he has about
decided to name the official publica'
ton of the Commercial club, "The
Power House Of the City,"
Carrington-Both bones of the left
arm OF the l2-year.old son of w. D,
Hand, living east OF this city, were
broken yesterday. The boy was driv'
ing four-horse team hitched to a
p!oW when rock was encountered
throwing him backwards.
Jamestown.-Lyle Walker OF Ken
sal, had his skull badly crushed over
the left eye when kicked by horse
this week. The blow cracked the
Uranium to the top of the skull. A
piece OF bone one and one-half inches
in diameter was removed.
transformation the purpose of
considering the proposition of the is.
suance OF first mortgage six per cent
gold bonds to the omunt Of 100000, a
meeting Of the stockholders of the
Western Electric company Of this
city. has been called for December 6,
1916.
JamestOWn.--AWak early this
morning by the pounding of stone.
and believing it was an attempt to
get the sophomore's flag on the pole,
freshmen at Jamestown college leap
ed from their beds into the darkness
only to get good laugh from the
SecOnd.year men.
Observation-Disclosures for the fall
election in Jamestown will be as fol-
lows: First ward-John Henderson;
second ward, George Game, ST.; third
!ard, John w. Carr. whose place will
be taken by w. Fl. Noel because of
the former being candidate, and the
fourth ward, William Hail.
JamestoWn.-'With the paying of
the expenses Of the director and other
miscellaneous items, the jamestown
Commercial club will be netted S135
from the benefit performance of "The
\ ortune Hunter" given in the opera
house last evening. Proceeds will 60
to the maintenance of night school
here for foreigners.
Jamestown.-Word has been receiv.
ed at the family home here that
Andrew Bluett, whose record for ser.
vice as auditor Of Stutsman county
is the longest of any auditor in the
state, is recovering satisfactorily from
an operation performed at Fargo this
week. His wife who has been present
at the bedside, returned to James.
town today.
Jamestown.-Special Agent Mellow.
ell of the Northern Pacific, left for
Buttzville, N. D., small station east
OF Lisbon on the Southwestern to in
vestigate the wrecking of the safe in
the Northern Pacific station there
early this morning. According to
report which reached the special
agent before leaving for Buttzville,
little If any cash was taken.
Jamestown.-The thirteenth annual
convention Of the E. B. F. degree of
honor, closed in Darlington this week
with the following officers being elect.
ed: President, Marcella Buck of New
Rockford vice president, Mary
O'Loary Of Darlington, and secretary
Alma Schmid Of Darlington. The
meeting opened with a reception to
the grand officers and the comforting
of the grand honors.
JamestOWn.-Active work has been
started on the new $4,000 Standard
Oil plant, which is being erected at
Darlington. r. NJ. Burt, engineer for
the company, states he expects to
have the $4,000 barn completed this
fall. On the present business done,
the Standard Oil company figures it
can save $4,000 a year in freights by
shipping in car lots to Darlington and
then distributing from that point.
James,own.-Open houses and So
cial sessions for the benefit of the
public are planned for the winter
months by the Y. NJ. C. A. Three
general house warnings will be held
this year and number of special
events will be given from time to
time. Thanksgiving, New Years day
and March I, are the dates tntatively
planned for the general house parties.
Saturday night features will also be
put on during the winter months.