Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-03

All the world looks down on a mar
who is in a hole.
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We all want the bigger half, yet
there is no such thing.
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The Record at Hettinger is boast
ing about the good crops.
The comparatively new towns OF
| Mott has a Grandmother's club.
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Before burning your bridges behind
you be sure they are fully insured.
Albert Benrud was badly bitten by
a large Newfoundland dog near Mill
nor.
Farmers are not neglecting the put
ting up Of a big supply of hay in Ad'
ans county.
The commercial club at Hebron has
secured some railroad Improvements
for that town.
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The women of the town have organ
lied for the purpose of establishing a
public library at Bowman.
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The cornerstone for a Precautionary
church at Raleigh was held with aD'
propriate services and ceremony a
dow Hp. 4 V,n. 0Ons#E 81 r-r .'..
The Tribune at Hebron refers 10
the splendid horsehesh there is avail.
able for the farmers in that vicinity.
all raised on nearby ranches.
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The women Of Beach have taken
the first steps towards the orgallza-
ton of a Civic club for the better
ment of the town and community gen.
orally. .u
Raleigh is to have a fair and an i'm
portant feature will be all kinds OF
displays made by the ladies in a build
ing specially set apart for the pur-
pose.
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School officers OF Adams county are
in session at Hettinger and a very !
attractive program has been arrang'
ed for the meeting by Miss Wagner.
the superintendent. !
A plan proposed for the ~establlsh.
ment of a viaduct across the Great
Northern tracks at Devils Lake to
handle the chautauqua railroad was
not accepted by the city commission.
The farmers about Tioga have or
ganized a fair association and the !
first exhibition is 10Y in progress. .
The program says an expert will be
present to give q talk on Eette:
Farming methods.
A farmer near Hetinger conserved
his resources from his cream products
and bought for himself an automobile
and was surprised how quickly lie
swelled his bank account to the
amount required.
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The Stars at Krem commend two
farmers for the fine groves of trees
they have growing IN their respective
farms and for which both men have
received bounties from Mercer coun;
ty for having the, groves on their
places.
Kidder county stockmen have SUI
fered severe losses of livestock as a
result of lightning. Two of the losers
are J. w. Murphy and H. E. Boeher !
son. The former lost a dozen head
of fine fat cattle, which were stand,
ing in a group some distance from
a wire fence.
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A company has been organized at
Flasher to establish a $4,000 elevator.
1t is a local company and the eleva-
tor is to be completed ready for oc-
cupancy by Sept. 20. The excellence
of the crops in that part of the state
is responsible for the increased mum
Der of grain houses.
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James N. Campbell, deputy county
superintendent Of school for Noun
trail county, has gone into bankrupt;
C and The Ross Valley News says
that in addition to $40 owing for final
proof notices to that paper the latter
took care of his life insurance prem
ium amounting to s16. Ep&er tt9iS
81 iE1.-f 3d. - Eg5 cat tjEUn |
Mrs. o. j. Dickens OF Dexter, Mimi,
a guest at the Fred Noting home al
Mohall, died suddenly Sunday even
ing from the effects Of a blood clot
at the base of the brain. She was
riding in a buggy with Mr.. Noting
on the way to the Noting home, and
with only one of two gasps for breath
she fell over in the seat ~lifeless.
The last gap in tn eNortltern Paci
fic's north grade near Stanton is
about finished. The change in the
source of the Knife river with the
big dredge has been accomplished
and the steam shovel work which
has been going on since spring is
completed. But asmall gap Of grad.
ing remains to complete the line to
several miles west.
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The commercial club at Hebron has
reached the dignity Of possessing a
very comfortably furnished suite OF
rooms which arc lighted with cleo
tricity. The rooms are spacious, con-
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