Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-05
News ofths State

The hail storms are beginning t.
be heard from.
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Bottineau recently had another de
structive hail storm.
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The school building at Drake was
damaged by lightning.
Mosquitoes seem to be troubled
with chronic insomnia.
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Potatoes are said to be a goot
crop in most sections Of the state.
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Whisper to yourself when you have
occasion to speak of others faults.
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! The wise girl doesn't scream when
being kissed for fear of spelling the
kiss.
Some people manage to make a lit
tie truth 60 a long way by stretch
ing it.
Trees set out last spring in the
| city park at Columbus have made a
fine growth.
Many a politician doesn't know
| which side of the fence he is on until
he falls off.
Enn,. ipo1,ac Of roip. foil AZ 19tnoE.
town during July, according to the
weather report.
NJ. Sinclaid has been named stew
ard of the state hospital for the in
sane at Jamestown.,"O
The baseball season is closed at
Ambrose. The Ambrose team played
ID games and won II.
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Flatter a man and he will forget it
the next day; abuse him and we will
remember it for years. .
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by 1.-The Way how many men Of your
RcquaintanceNle t their religion inter-
fere, with their business?
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The cow and the hen have made
q fine showing in and around Cakes
for the past three months. :
There was a shortage found in the
books of Register of Deeds D. L..
Warmer of Sargent county
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The bulletins of the state board of
healah will be published quarterly,
instead Of monthly, hereafter.
Macaroni wheat stocks measuring
two feet in length and just beginning
to head have been displaced at Haley.
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Twenty Wagonst7atjdhy arrived at
the elevators at white Earth from
tributary points innMcKenzfe county.
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About one man in ten thousand
comes halfway up to the expectations
his fond mother had of him when he
was a boy. I
The elevator chauffeur may have !
an uplifting influence, yet he spends
a good portion of his time in running
people down.
Andrew Roedel, secretary of the
North Dakota conference, is busy re-
moving the state headquarters from
Fargo to jamestown.
"Slim" Smith, ~bootlegger, was told
that the space he occupied in Drake
was Of much more value than his
presence and he fittedy1 ~ solt
;Gling-H-iHii = 8
The Drake News intimates,o in a;
round about kind of a way, that they |
do not car to play ball any more
with those Balfour tossers.
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Persistent rumors are rife in rail.
way circles that the Soon line is plan
ming to build to, the Pacific coast. by
the extension Of either it's Plaza or
Ambrose line. '
Dunn county, on account of getting
a railroad, is picking up very fast
and in five years will be a we'll set
tied and a we'll cultivated county.
A man working in the monument
works at Grafton, during an ~electri-
cal storm had his pipe knocked out
Of his mouth by a lightning bolt but
he n,;Was not injured at all. %
THE threshing machine men, are
busy getting their engines and ma
chimes ready for crops and the stories
will soon be forthcoming, from the
rye oats and barley fields.
Guy Chaffee, formerly q resident Of
Grand Forks. and aGibiother Of tlie3
late Vic Chaffee, died this morning iii
Grand Rapids, Mich, typhoid feverI
being responsible for his demise:
Rev. Walter ingram, at one time
pastor of the First Baptist church OF
Grafton, has resigned his pastorate at
Lidgerwood, this state, to accept a
call from a South Dakota congrega-
ton.
Officers will be elected by the Mel
son County Press association which
is meeting at Neville today. Most
of the ediors from abe south end Of
the county were expected to arrive in
automobiles.