Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-22

INC first Ommcrcla travellers
dance at jamestown will be held in
Elks hall January %.
So
A petition requesting the maintain.
ing of the present Salvation army of.
icers at jamestown has been sent to
headquarters.
The Army and Navy Journal reports
Capt. Moffet, formerly OF Bismarck,
but now at Fort Meade, S. d., as on
the sick list with grip.
Two DRINKS ordered everybody out
of the Great Northern depot just Tor
fun and drew an eight days jail SEN
tence-which wasn't a bit funny.
Ed. Geers, known the world over as
Pop" and one of the greatest drivers
on the turf today, will drive Don Dens-
more, Dave Dinie's great speeder, Of
Minot.
Hettinger county authorities are 60
ing to see that the compulsory educa-
ito law is enforced in that county. 1t
is reported that prosecutions are soon
to be made.
A Dogden man went to BalfOur for
a visit, and in the mean time was sued
because someone's dog worried anoth-
er mans sheep. He won't visit, Bal.
four any mOre-maybe.
Maryland w. Wiler, a well known
resident Of Columbus, was welded to
his childhood sweetheart from whom
he was parted after a quarrel which
occurred over forty years ago.
The Mott editors seem deeply con
cerned in their public printing row.
If they would charge their space occu.
pied to expense they would soon break
themselves. Fight it out, boys.
s.
The Lidgerwood Broadaxe tells its
readers where the county commission
ers of Richland county made mistakes
in building ANEW court house, and
why, and, it looks quite reasonable.
The Devils Lake World says you
should make up with your enemies,
for it would be d~isagreeable to wake
up some morning in heaven-or hell
and find your enemy right with you,
and there to stay.
Editor McGarry, of the Mckenzie
County Chronicle, can boast Of riding
on the first train in Mckenzie county.
1t is a dinky work train, and he hop
ped right on, rode a little and hoped
off again-but he rode.
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While making a drive late n dark
night, DR.. Johns, Of Hettinger, was
thrown from his rig by driving into a
ditch which was filled with snow.
Aside from being shaken up and slight.
ly bruised he escaped injury,
They were preparing for the Casa.
wav entertainment in Giles hall in
Crazy the other evenig when apropos
of the occasion the ascetylene gas tank
blew up. No. damage except to a
young mans clothes-and the tank.
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A correspondent to the Adams Coun.
ty Record SAYS school ma'ams should
not allow their pupils to court Them, I
as it is not fair to teach them one
thing during school hours and make
fools of them afterwards. Must have /
a queer case over there.
The claim agent for the Milwaukee
road was a Raleigh a few days ago
and settled with the farmers in that
vicinity for losses caused by a fire
which was attributed to n of the
company's locomotives. All seem to
have been satisfied, which is excep.
tional.
1t is quite noticeable that all the !
slope newspapers are big boosters for
their section of the country. 1t is
right that they should. In the first
place they have the country to boast
Of and boost for cOnscientiously, and
second il they would not do it, who !
would? Nobody"
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The artesian we'll at Wimbledon is
causing all kinds of trouble. The old
casing gave out and r of we'll men
We're imported to put down another.
They have met with obstacles which
are causing considerable delay, and in
the meantime the water is flooding the
town-and great is the worry therefor.
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Four young ladies of Pingree took
the late north bound passenger for
Edmunds to see the sights between
the trains. AS it happened, the two
trains me there and before the young
ladies were able to get off their train
the south bound was on it's way, but
owing to the fact that there was one
very fast sprinter in the bunch she
soon overlook the passenger about
two miles down the track and held 1t
until the rest Of her followers arrived.
ILLINOIS DAlRYMEN IN SESSION..
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan. 21.-Sani-
tation and tuberculin tests, the breed
ing, feeding and care of dairy cows,
the different systems of making butter,