Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-27
News Of the State

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and the unloaded frearm.
A number of Ambrose people are
spending the summer abroad.
Fargo people have taken to the
horseback riding habit in lunches.
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The Grand Forks business men had
Il very successful trade extension
trip.
The Great Northern will spend
800, 600 in Improvements at MinOt
and vicinity.
1t seems TO be Il difficult task to
convince those MorOS that they nave
been paciiied.
Capt. Frank Henry has been named
to succeed Alex Mcdonald as land
commissioner.
4 nah who committed suicide at
Minneapolis laid the blame to the cx'
c~essive use Of Snuff.
So
The pig looks straight do"n his
nose when you ask him what the
world was made for.
Devils Lake people are making pub
lie protest against speeding autos in
the streets of that city.
Hetty Green's son still retains his
bachelorhood. Why is it that some
men have all the Injuries.
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A barn belonging to NJ. B. Smith
was struck by lightning and almost
destroyed, south of Minor.
Over 100 teachers Of Cavalier coun-
lty are attending the teachers insti-
tute being held at Langdon.
The good bug is a lady bug. And
just to show how little family counts,
)lts first cousin is the potato bug.
The Farmers Elevator Co. of Dick
ey handled over 100000 bushels of
grain last year and paid a dividend o.
% per cent
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Wireless message from vessels on
the Atlantic and the Pacific have been
picked up by the station at the North
Dakota L.
There have been an unusually large
number of violent deaths and serious
accidents in North Dakota in the last
few weeks.
Arthur Pelkey was acffuitted Of the
charge of numbering Luther McCarty
at Calgary after the jury deliberated
only forty minutes.
The Valley City Times-Record says
there is a story that the heavy wind
storm last week unroofed a string of
cars near Williston.
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The Grand Trunk Pacific conlec-
ton with the Great Northern through
Lowbells will ooa be made. Both
roads are laying steel.
Automobiles driven by John Monek
and an unknown party from Valley
City collided at Jamestown but did no
damage except to Monek's car.
:. When a duck lays an egg she wad-
dies off and says nothin'. When a
hen lays an egg she makes hell Of a
noise. The hen advertises. Hence
the demand for hens eggs.
The Pathfinders for the Glidden
tour struck rainy weather in the
northwestern part of the state and
had a time getting through. They
have nov proceeded we'll into Mon
tana.
Many North Dakotans who have
gone to Canada, Montana, or the far
western states in search of greener
pastures, are drifting back, better
content to settle down in North Da-
kota.
Ed. Meyers has been appoined Ely
cop" at jamestown at a salary of $50
per month. He has been provided
with a complete fly swatting OUTFIT
and a lot of sulphide of iron and it
will be his duty to see that James.
town flies are swatted.
Herman MallOwitZ OF Amor receiv.
ed a painful If not serious accident
when he waskicked by a stallion.
The blow was received on the right
breast, and while no ribs were brok.
en-, the lungs are injured, and the
right arm was temporarily paralyzed.
w. A. Peck, superintendent of the
Better Farming work in Ward county
has gone east commissioned to pur.
chase thoroughbred cattle for farm.
ers OF that county. This is conclus.
i've evidence of the splendid practi-
cal results of the better farming
movement.
n. u. Peterson, editor of The Mil.
ton Globe, and head of the North Da.
kota delegation attending the meet
ing Of the National Press association
at Denver. writes The Forum that the
North Dakota bunch are having the
time Of their lives. They went up
I .ke's Peak June 10.
Fargo Blade: The. lazy season is at
hand-and canoeing and rowing are
at their height. There is no better
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