Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-27

A Minot boy, William REM, was
accidentally shot through the leg by
a boy companion.
s.
Rust resistant wheat is panning out
well this year, and has been tried in
a number of places. \
The Minot Symphony orchestra
with ten members, will give a con
cert and dance in jamestown in the
near future.
Knox, in Benton county, has orga-
niZed a band and a ball team, both
organizations being composed Of the
same men.
The bears of the Valley City zoo
are to have a new home, a den being
built of concrete, for their special
accommodation.
The wolnen's club of Mayville has
provided garbage cans which are
placed at various points in the bust
ness district of the town.
The United Stock Breeders asso-
citation of Esmond, N. D., is doing
very effective work in improving the
live stock in Benson county.
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Kathryn is to have a high school
The parents met and pledged them
selves for a sum sufficient to hire an
other teacher for the high school sub
jects.
Dairy butter and eggs are somewhat
scarce, owing to the fact that the
threshing crews require the farmers
to keep much of their produce for
their own use.
l.. p. Hyde, who has been connect
ed for three years with the Times.
Record Printing Company at Valley
City, has resigned, and will take up
another line of work, for a time al
least,
The Northern Pacific expects to be-
gin at once to put up the necessary
buildings at Hazen. Lumber for the
work along that Branch of the road
is shipped to Beulah where a force
of carpenters is engaged in cutting il
to required lengths.
Gus Ehrke, a resident of Montana,
came over to the North Dakota side
and began shooting chickens. He
was arrested at Noonan and fined a
sum much larger than a nonresident
license would have cost him. Game
Warden Gunderson also found two
residents not supplied with licenses
and their arrests followed.
MEN WHO DRINK.
The Industrial Review: The
recent order issued by Secre.
tary of the Navy Daniels, on the rec.
ommendation Of Surgeon General
BREASTED, prohibiting the drinking OF
even light wines at the officers mess
and the carrying of liquor on boaro
uncle Sans van vessels is not as
radical a step as appeared when the
hrst announcement was made in the
newspapers. The army and the navy
are departments of the great business
organization of the United States,
and they are simply falling in line
with the rest of the business world
Change in Styles.
1t isn't a matter of namby-pamDr
ness to drink something soft OF
take a cigar. The man who criticizes
another man at a saloon bar fol
drinking setter or lithia or other
non-alcoholic beverages finds himself
in wrong. The saloons have. to look
after their milk, buttermilk and "soft
stuff stock just as carefully as the
.eers and liquors, tony or tough as
the house may he. ... g.
Passing of the HiehbaII.
Business men don't call for beer
Or hignpalls at their noon meal OF
after the meal as lhey used to do a
few years ago, and the saloon that
puts up a business mans lunch al
cost or less than cost with the idea
that it will promote bar sales invart
ably loses out on the deal.
Indicative of the Times.
In the editorial rooms of the news
papers 20 years ago it was conceded
that much Of the best work was done
by the fellows who went on a "bat'
every few months. I can remember
three such men on the staff of a pa
per l was on who were in that elias;
and of whom the managing editor
was as solicitous as a mother of hel
golden haired Algy. When one OIL
them would turn up in the morning
"soused," he was sent home or tt
a Turkish bath in a cab, at the pa
per's expense. What do they do witt
such high-tension, hne-tibered chaps
now? Tell them to "Get-tell-out-of
here A newspaper man on a big
paper nowadays can get drunk once
and the chief may overlook it, but
second performance draws his "stal
reporter" career to a close.
And So On.
Police departments, fire depart
ments, stores, Offices, factories-noth
ing stirring in the drinking line. Nc
one has any sympathy for the booze
fighter. No one has any use for the
business man who drinks. )
What has all this to do with the
Industrial Review readers? Since
when did this publication join the
ranks Of the cranks? It hasn't john
ed the ranks, dear reader. I am
merely giving you a nice, quiet little
tip that insurance selling and booz
ing don't work any better together
than they do in other lines of bust
ness these days. Just n breeze
from your breath and you a spoil
a good sale.