Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-01
a PLEASANT

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a PLEASANT FUNERAL.
Dry Creek, Cor. Larimie Buzzard.
A very pleasant funeral was had Thurs
day afternoon when the mortal remnants
of q secret service agent from Wash
ington were dropped over the cliff south
of town in the presence Of a large con.
course Of Dry Creek citizens.
IN a SALE BILL OF 1s4s.
The Bee. published at Knox City, Mo.
prints the following:
AT this season Of the year. when auc.
ton sales are a matter Of interest In
many sections, the readers OF this de.
partment will be interested in the follow.
ing notice Of an article which was held
In Pike county, Mo, sixty seven years
ago: ) = .g E
state of Missouri, county of Pike, to
whom it may concern: ltne undersigned
will IN Tuesday, Sept. hs29, l34s.i.saM at
public outcry for Ecashf elrtthe premises
where Coon creek crosses the Missouri I
road h following chattes:9GSix yoke
Of oxen, with yokes and ichaihsJ two wa
gors, with beds; three Niger wenches,
o u buck niggers, three Niger boys, two
prairie plows, twenty.1 five steel traps,
one barrel picked cabbage, one hogs
head tobacco, one lot Of Niger. shoes, one
spinning wheel. one loom. mink and
skunk skins and a lot of other articles.
Am gwine to California. Free ~headcheese
apples and hard cider:"
,,,a,, $3.50 ~. -.s"s'
,onfsa. sso y" suss, ! llou cru. YOUTH l'ns
"'H usouciauce some.
ny ,a"'' . ei' Searh tor those sweet
S...~A, nos WY uSeu ~ telA such
i'a''e'i'is i iaiIy taies.
40.
eAS,IY E~Pl
MS sarase one morning. and found his
a"N MN :. lns ease 'nstead VI 10
We o'n!.'e nau Deen asked 70 az.
JOE now IS ~" asked MI. Barnes
"n,n = 'ohie out ne.e
wen, ,s"' repled, Joe seriously, I
eess~It III a aS ~ Aaeeea !uDber.
w. 'oo'' "sa'1"s now.
ass5essss Il
- I.mst,
.ns...".. enquirer: 1aDe-is GrnDbef
''" :, man !: z.
,'1e 90 ny: WY ihesNS"ht
i' 81 -Huea: go 80. l S.
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conn.sJsn si-rhe. follow
$3.50 =. e" :: Dona nue want ad, 3ap-.
peareu III tne bf'dgeport Telegram and
..,uan.sa '."cn .n'r.n spefe To-Day:
49,. na -: sou.e' "'n euucatcu man.
- .,o, $3.50 - vV oi"'"s
co,orod ~ "s : straw. 9
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,e ELL s..auy "oiA 70 the I.snt' party
ho.a ~ S = ~ y i. .LuIu
eo.es
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ri.ht s"" = y" 'H' I'm i"A al
4 90
sha.., IT, 10y newiy married woman
s.ta - 80, - ner hosoanu
49,. - a.A".u : Aa'e e.! sonaeth'ns
hsn, ~ !. very soou Inc nus
uai'u, WHO Always iiKeo the kind Of pie
anu started TO eat 1t and shortly was
'."la'a "ee. there IS nothing
~; ~ .".A "a'c iei' out ~ make lt,taste
- '""'' = q sol"e'i'ihs you put IN.
GET BUSY.
u'o A'ui'er - the Wlpaux Pioneer
says, 81 a.. H.. s:.
"o'h AZ ehei vest preventive Of and
cure ior worry II Is the idle man that
.iMus ',lhe hanging heavily on, his hands,
'hat gives MN over to complaints and
worry. naturally, just because he is idle
ne taxes "a Jaundiced view of life; and
tnlnks everything is going to the bad.
.>ot so with the busy man.. the man who
IS doing something to help the world in
Whlch lie lives. He Is to busy to fret and
the knowledge that he ~ bodybuilding to
the common good zimpelsi him to laugh
with JOY rather than cry with disap.
pointnent."
Did you ever see a smile on the mouth
Of q river??' asks a contemporary. mo,
brother, nor q frown o. the brow Of a
hill