Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-02

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st. Louis. 1t took q lone bandit
just five minutes to hold up three in
terurban street cars between st.
Charles and Bridgton, Mo-. He board.
ed the cars at a junction and secur.
ed $46 from the conductors, but did
not modest the passengers
Tens of thousands of fish fry are
trapped in sloughs left by the reced-
ing waters Of the mississippi in the
vicinity of Red Wing, and some &C
tion must be taken at once looking
toward a diligent campaign of escue
or these game fish will die, accord
ing to fishermen.
The Department Of Agriculture
warns against the 9 Of s0-called
E.anti-fat" remedies. The Depart.
|ment declares that the only way to
reduce flesh is by rigid dieting and
strenuous exercise, and these over q
long period Of time.
Dunn Center wants the county seat
Of Dunn county, claiming that the
town is in the center of the county,
and on the railroad, and that these
are the two most important require
ments for a county seat. The new
railroad through this district Is be
ing rushed as rapidly as possible.
A riot call had to be sent in to the
police station in Los Angeles when
q mob of patriotic Austrians des'
cended on a Seryian restaurant, and
set to work to wreck 1t. The Ser
vans resisted despera ely, using
broken chairs for clubs, and several
shots were fired. 1t took Is husky
cops to restore order.
The monthly bulletin of the Chi.
cago board of health has for its ,sl0g'
an these hot days the advice to "use
the lake." Put on your bathing suit
and Jump in, they say. And If you
are too far from the lake, put on
your bathing suit. and jump into the
bathtub. Wear the suit until 1t gets
dry, and then jump in again.
Maltby, s. D. A telephone call
probably saved the life of Ardis, the
two-year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Emmett Zook. Just as the
child was about to open the screen
door and pass out Of the house, the
telephone gang and q large rattle
snake coiled on the door step sounded
its alarm. Had it been q moment lat.
er the child would have stepped on
the snake.
Almont. One Of the best deals
made in Morton county during the
past year was made in Almont by
the Farmers State Bank of AlmOnt.
Three thousand three hundred and
twenty acres of land this side of the
Heart river was sold to actual set
tiers from. southern Minnesota. The
land sold will be settled up. next year
by good settlers which means a good
thing for Almont. :
Ringing Brothers circus parade
at Fargo the other day had q suf-
frage float, entered by the local wo.
men. Anticipating trouble in the sa-
loon district Of Moorhead, they perch
ed a vicious looxlng bulldog on the
front seat with the driver, and when
some anti-suffragists OF the side
walk attempted to tear the banners
from the float, the dog did some val
liant work. Sort Of q canine suffra-
gette.
Seattle, Wash. The "lucky tun-
nelp of the st. Paul road, $4,000 feet
through the Cascades at the sum-
nit of the Snoqualmie pass. is COM
pleted. Sweating construction crews
in the bowels of the granite and slate
mountains have shaken hands where
bores from two sides meet, congratu.
lating one another that no lives were
lost. The famous st. -Gothard tunnel
in the ALPS took eight years to COM
plete, and cost 800 lives. The con.
.struction Of other big tunnels has In
volved a heavy loss Of life.