Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-24
News OF the State

North Dakotans are still buying au'
tos.
Dickinson is to have a now up.to.
date hotel.
Hankinson reports the first hail
storm of the season.
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The All Nation baseball team is
touring North Dakota.
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The old settlers had a picnic at
Grand Rapids, June 20.
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The Rugby band made a hit at the
fremen's convention at Bismarck.
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The Grafton band will play for two
days at the state fair at Grand Forks.
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A Minot man will mov an entire
Montana town two miles cross the
prairies.
Mandan claims TO have the finest
park in North Dakota west of the Red
River valley.
Fritz Mitttelstedt found a den Of
seven coyotes on the Crazy Snake
creek in Mercer county.
There will be an examination for
rural carriers at Mohall, Glenburn
and Grano on June %. g..
Frosts that nipped some of the ten
der garden plants is reported at Car.
ringtOn last week.
Paul Tygune of Fayette was badly
burned in an explosion while cleaning
a gasoline engine. 81
This is drowning accident season,
and North Dakota has already had a
number of fatal accidents.
The homely COW and the lazy hog
are destined to bring vast wealth to
the state of North Dakota.
John Vented. aged 10. broke his
collar bone when he was thrown from
a horse near Golden Valley.
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The bids for the new city hall and
fire house to be erected at Hankinson
will be opened next Monday.
The mar xxthto,711rot '",what is so
rare as a day in, June?", must have
been thinking about North Dakota.
James Parker has returned from
the Canadian northwest and opened a
store in Pembina, his old home.
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The Ransom County Gazette got
out a G. A. r. encampment souvenir
number that was a credit to the pub
fishers. a.a.
Sticking to precedent, merely be-
cause it was precedent. is what kept
China at a standstill for many GEN.
turtles.
Mckenzie county people are greatly
interested in the building of the new
Great Northern ling, through that
country.
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An elevator on the Houston farm,
near Hunter, caught fire when a Ian.
tern exploded, and the building burn
ed to the ground.
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Frank Hawkinson, a South Dakota
man. fell beneath the plOws of his
traction outfit near Scranton, and was
badly injured.
Rev. j. Fl. Campbell has resigned
as pastor of the Presbyterion church
at Pembina, to accept a call to Swan
Lake, Manitoba.
When travelling in Minnesota
nowadays get a receipt. 1t will be
good for | cent a nile. according to
many Minnesota attorneys.
One of the truest Of the old sayings
is that changing ones mind does not
prove that n is an %ignOramus, but
may prove exactly the contrary.
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Some of the stuff that is being pub
lished in American papers under the
name of "comic" drawings is enough
to make a man go home and pound
his poor old mother.
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Indians Of the Episcopal faith are
holding their annual conference at
the Fort Totten Indian reservation,
delegates being present from the Fort
Berthold and Standing Rock Indian
reservations.
A team behind which Oscar liver.
son IA about to give his mother a
ride at Kindred became frightened
and broke away just as Mrs. lverson
was about to step into the rig. The
buggy was smashed to bits but no one
was hurt.
Jas. T. McCulloch of Osnabrock had
his ankle dislocated and his knee cap
broken when a young horse SHE'D and
stepped on him. Not knowing how
serious the accident was, he used his
leg for some time and is now laid up
with a very serious injury.
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Edgeley Mail: Those who are In a
position to know state that It IL an
assure fact that . the Midland road
/ will be DuShed to cO.nnletiOn from