Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-02

line before they enter into any deals, We
are told.
Chairman Wilson of the committee or
bylaws for the North Dakota Woo
Growers association, is doing some out
side corresponding to get forms ano
facts upon which to base the work, and
will call the committee together in the
near future to prepare a report for the
meeting of the association on March Is
A petition for a charter for a lodge OF
the Eastern Star will soon be forwarded,
and a lodge organized in the city. The
order is an allied one of Masonry, and
it's members are composed of the wives,
widows, mothers, sisters or daughters OF
Masons. The lodge bids fair to have a
good membership, and a meeting will be
held for organization in a short time.
The Columbian Scenic company,
which will play here Wednesday, March
9Th, has been showing to crowded houses
everywhere. The views of the World
Fair and Hawaii are perfect, and the
evening is sure to be instructive and
amusing. The company shows here un-
der the auspices of the Catholic church
and the display Of views should be wit
messed by a we'll filed house.
Jamestown Capital: A copy of the
Inventive Age and Industrial Review,
| Washington, D. c., came to our office
this week. At the head of the head of
the editorial page are the names of Alex.
| S. Capehart and Marshall H. Jewell,
who recently purchased the paper which
is a monthly publication devoted to in
ventions and kindred subjects. They
are we'll known in this state and their
paper should be in the hands of all those
who are interested in inventions.
Fargo Forum: A letter dated at
Hunter, but evidently from the Jim
river country, speaks of next falls cleo
ton, and the writer takes occasion to go
somewhat lightly, for Chief Justice Bar
tholomew, who has many friends over
the state that will resent the same. It
must be admitted that of all the mem
bers of the court, Judge Bartholomew
has given as much attention to his off
cial business and less to outside mat
tiers. He is an able, conscientious man
and a jurist as nearly impartial as it's
possible for humanity to be.
People with delicate stomachs find
Ayers Sarsaparilla agreeable to the taste,
and, therefore. prefer it as a blood puri-
fer to any other. This is one reason
for it's great popularity as a spring and
family medicine. Safe, certain, and pala-
table.
Graphic.
Up at Devils Lake the other day, the
editor of ike News published an item,
which was not relished by one of his
townsmen. The following is the News
description of the way the difference was
settled:
"Who's the author of that item?"
II am
'By what authority do you publish
that?
II do not require authority" !
"Who gave you that item?"
That's my affair.""
"Do you know that to be a fact?"
"The man who told me knew it to be
a fact-said he knew it to be a fact"
Biff! Biff!
Recapitulaion: One smash received in
the mouth, another on the right eye,
back of hand scratched, several minor
blows % heRd-no harm done.
I've tried all sorts of blood purifiers"
said ar old ilay to a "cutter," and you
cant persuade me that any other sarsa-
parilla is as good as Ayers" There's
where she had him. She knew that
Ayers was the best-and so did he, but
it paid him to sell a cheaper brand.