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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-21

co~mmodations. and the Northwest.
will be the headquarters for the legis-
lators as the Sheridan was in former
days.
This soft, sloppy weather is said by
doctors to be good pneumonia weather
Children a4lowed to play outdoors
and get their feet wet and, older folks
who ought to know better-exposing-
themselves without overcoats and to
sudden changes of temperature with
the result that a slight cold is con-
tracted which may develop to some
thing more serious.
So far this winter the weather has
been very favorable for stockmen and
FARMERS, Notwithstanding the many
predictions made that there would be,
a hard winter. 1t requires but little
feed for stock as the range is in fair
shape. The predictions had a good
effect, however, as a number of stock
men were scared into making due pre-
caution for a hard winter and their
cattle have Jared much better than
would otherwise have been the case.
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PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
CHICAGO.

and Algebra have completed these
subjects and are taking final examina-
tons this week.
Advices from st. Paul state that
Miss Hannah Griffith is much i'm
proved after an operation by DR.. Rog-
ers, which will be good news to
friends in this city.
julius W~eisgerber, who lived on
Second street near Avenue B, died in
the N. P. hospital at Brainerd on Sun
day morning. He leaves a wife and
three children. He recently removed
to this city from Morton county.
Mrs. J. M. Devine came in from the
east last night and the acting governor
is expected in a day or SO. Mr.. and
Mrs. Devine will take up their resi-
dence in the city and will go to house
keeping as soon as their residence can
be put in order.
The MANY friends of Will J. Hughes
will recognize him in the champion
high school football team of the Cen
trail high school, Minneapolis, a pho
tograph of which was published in
last Saturdays Minneapolis Journal
Will plays right guard.
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CITY AND COUNTY.
INllrXdNN.


The Benevolent Society will meet
with Mrs. Eppinger Friday afternoon,
Dec. II.
Dan B%urkholder, formerly OF Dick
inson and Bismarck, has gone into
the cigar business at Harvey.
Commissioner of Irrigation and For
cstry Barrett will be Il candidate for
reappointment with a strong follow
ing.
Postmaster Turner has resigned at
Gladstone. preparatory to taking the
new office as commissioner OF asricui-
turc.
Frank Il. Moorhouse has left for
Kansas City where he takes a position
in the railroad offices of the Missouri,
Texas & Gulf road. His friends in
the. city will WISH him success and ad-
vanccmcnt there. Mrs. Moorhousc
leaves next week, and will join her
ullSDdIlu tl NGtllouAo w.
for a time with her parents.
\ committee Of Northern Pacific
telegraphcrs called OH General Man
ager Kendrick at St. Paul to adjust
grievances. The N. p. employs about
a thousand photographers and the rela-
tions have always been pleasant. Mr..
Kendrick did not state what was the
grievance Of the operators but it's the
general opinion everything will be
fixed up satisfactorily.
The snow which has fallen from
time to time has melted enough to
form Il bed of hard snow or ice in the
streets and roads. This makes eX-
ccllent shedding and promises to last
all winter. There never was bette!
sleighing in this part of Dakota than
at this season and the weather has
been mild enough 10 make it enjoy
able most OF the time.
1t is understood the 500 railway
has made a very low freight rate on
feed for stock when shipped in by
farmers along it's line. The rate barely
covers cost Of handling the shipment
the road figuring that what they lose
on the shipment now will be more
than made up next season when grains
go out, the farmers stock being il
good condition in, the spring and dur
ing seeding SO that crops will be tho
better put in.
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and issues a handsome calendar,
which seems to grow handsomer every

and issues a handsome calendar,
which seems to grow handsomer every
year.
The workmen on the Sheridan are
we'll along with their work. The car
penters' work will be delayed some
what waiting for the plumbers who
have to finish their work before some
of the floors can be laid. Prepara-
tions are being made for the laying
of the tile floor in the Office.
Darlington Independent: The In
dependent is glad to note that H. l..
Reade of Bismarck, was elected to the
legislature from Burleigh county. Mr..
Reade is an old friend of the editor
wetused to fight fire together in the
days gone by-and the fire boys Of
the state can depend upon Mr.. Reade
to take care Of any legislation they
may want this winter.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-21

have silk on the road for waists. The
bait was a tempting one and it is not
to be wondered at that the ladies took
advantage of the offer of cheap silk.
The regular monthly dime social
given by the Ladies Aid society of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. E. H. Wilson on Thursday after
noon at 2:3O. ''Thimble Bee" All
ladies requested to bring their fancy
work. A special invitation extended
to strangers
The Indian appropriation bill in
congress contains among other items
for maintenance of the Indians of this
state S4S,35O for the support of the
Indians at Fort Totten, Turtle Noun
tain Indians $4,000, incidentals
$1,000 and treaty stipulations to var-
ious Sioux-everywhere-$1 222 600.
The floor of the Northwest office is
ready for the laying of the tile which
are being carried in, preparatory to
laying. The stairway to the barber
shop and other wood work is finished,
and the oak stairways in place from
the main hall to the second and third
floors. The hardwood floor in the
dining room is also laid.
Mayor Patterson reports the North
west getting along slowly, the furni-
ture on the way, and the hotel will be
opened with appropriate ceremonies
about the first of the year. Some swell
dancing parties are on the bills for
the session. Members of the legisla-
ture are making arrangements for &C
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-21

Mrs. seekins, an Old resident of
Jamestown, is dead. ~
The roller mills at Jamestown keep
running with wheat that is shipped in.
Two Lidgerwood farmers purchased
a section of Washburn land nea Will
ton.
The depot at Wilton is now lighted
with electricity and the hotel will soon
be wired.
The Lidgerwosd Broadaxe kicks on
the appearance Of the two papers in
the state recently assumed by women.
The jamestown Capital thinks Hon.
w. W. Barrett is the only man in the
state who has his work thoroughly at
heart.
Editor and Mrs. Jewell returned last
night from the east. Mrs. Jewell has
been undergoing treatment for throat
trouble for some time.
Governor-elect and Mrs. White are
expected in the city in a day or SO after
Christmas to take up their residence
in the executive mansion.
The Methodist Sunday school is pre-
paring an excellent cantata for Christ
mas Eve.
Mrs. A. D. Lucas left last night for
! Osakis, Minn., to visit for a time with
her mother.
The children who have beer suffer-
ing from measles are nearly al back
in their places.
The w. o. w. will give a dance at
Glencoe New Years night. An oyster
supper will also be served.
Miss Edna Winchester is expected
home from Carlton college on Friday
next for Christmas vacation.
The grammar grades and high school
classes never were so FULL. more
seats are an immediate necessity.
William McCrory of Mckenzie and
Gussie Krecklaw Of New Salem were
married at the Methodist parsonage
by Rev. Anderson.
Some OF the grades are preparing
closing exercises for next Friday at
ternoon. They will be suitable to the
Christmas season.
"a new school house is to be built al
Wilton and the News thinks it ought
not to cost less than $1,000 to accom-
modate the children in the neighbor'
hood@
II. J. HORNE of Iowa has rented the
Hughes property on Second street ant
will move his family here at once
Three Of his children will enter thu
high school.
The high school classes in Modern
History, Physiology, Plane Geometry
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WedneSdGy

Miss Daisy DeGraff is home for the
holidays. y
Banker E. j.. Berry was in the city
yesterday from Dickinson.
Miss Aldyth Ward has returned to
spend. the holidays at home.
The remains of j. Weisberger, who
died at Brainerd Sunday, were brought
in on last nights train.
The Sorosis club will meet with
Miss Brunton at the Harris residence
tomorrow evening.
The Original Crowd gives another of
their social dances next Wednesday
evening in Baker hall.
Miss Bessie Waggoner returned last
night. Miss Ara is expected the last
OF the week to spend the holidays.
Miss Fannie Dunn is busy with her
special course at Ann Arbor and is
expected back on New Years day.
Mrs. E. S. Beardsley returned last
night from Minneapolis where she at
tended the performance of grand
opera.
Company A will give one of their
social dances next Monday night.
Everyone invited. The best music
will be furnished.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Devine will oc-
cupy the Boucher residence on Ninth
street and will have it fitted up for
occupancy as soon as possible.
The hearing Of the couple arrested
for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses has been adjourned to tomorrow
morning, in Judge Tibbals court.
F. G. Falkenstine came in last night
from Willow City and is visiting his
relatives in the city. Mrs. Falken-
slime is spending a part of the winter
in California with relatives.
The freight business at Medina is
reported to ,have been in II months
$4,000 more than all of last year.
Considering the season of 1900 this is
a good showing for thrifty little Me
dina.
States Attorney Allen has a bad
foot, and has been laid up for several
days with inlammatory rheumatism
He has been in the hospital since
Thursday last and is able to be out
today with clutches.
The housewives in the city are com.
pairing notes, to see which ones Of them
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that city. They met with consider
able encouragement and exepect to or
ganize by the middle Of next month.
Bismarck at one time had one Of the
best lodges in the state of this order,
but it put up a building during the
boom period and when the reaction
came lost its property and the lodge
surrendered its charter. There is no
reason why Bismarck should not
again take a leading position among
the lodges OF this fraternity in the
state.
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Monday.


General a. Hughes is in the city
from the east.
A chinook has struck the slope in
the past few days and is taking Of the
rest of the snow.
Public schools are finishing up the
term work and preparing for the
Christmas vacation.
Editor w. C. Gilbreath of the Man
dan Pioneer is in the city today. Mr..
Gilbreath will be deputy commissioner
OF insurance under Fred Leutz OF
Morton county and will be a resident
of the city after the first Of the year.
The band boys concert. and dance
will be one of the greatest social events
Of the season. The lovers of good
music will be given a rare treat as
orchestra Of ten pieces will furnish
music for the dance. Don't miss it
Landlord Patterson is back from the
east. He bought while away about
$4,000 worth OF new furniture for the
Northwest which will be finely fur
nished throughout, keeping it up tt
the first class standard which it viii
enjoy.
Martin Whitmer, a we'll known resi-
dent of Morton county, who has bee1
under treatment at the hospital in THU
city for some time, died at that insti
tuition Saturday afternoon. The re
mains were taken to Mandan yesterda,
for interment.
w. H. Brown and Company 0
Devils Lake remember the Tribun'
with n of handsome calendars
This firm is one of the most enterpris
ing OF North Dakota real estate firm
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Saturday..


Mrs. e. s.. Beardslcy has gone to
Minneapolis to take in the grand
opera.
Company A gave a hop at the ar
mory last night. A good crowd was
in attendance and a pleasant evening
passed.
The N. p. has constructed an ice
house just east of ten old round house
site where ice the coming summer will
he stored.
Valley City Alliance: Major White
will go to Bismarck in about ten days
and prepare to assume the executive
duties on the LIST of January,
The Northern Pacific will make a 3
cent a mile passenger rate in Montana
after the first of the year. This will
cover the entire line at the 3 cent rate.
District court in. the city
on Monday next. There is not a large
calendar and it is thought several days
will dispose of the business before the
court.
Piatt Dunn will open an ice rink
just east. of the Atheneum early next
week. He has it nicely arranged
with apartments for both ladies and
gentlemen.
Valley City Times-Record: On Fri
day. Dec. 81. a commencement will be
held at the normal. This event marks
the completion of the professional
course Of study by Miss Gail H. Waid
Of Bismarck.
e. II. Durham. Il popular Northern
Pacific fireman, was married Tues
day. Dec. 18th, TO Miss Anna Comstock
at the home Of the brides parents
south OF Sims. Mr.. and Mrs. Durham
will make their home in Mandan.
Mrs. E. f. Miller, wife of E. F. Mil
Ter who has been in the employ of NJ.
p. Slattery, died at the home in the
city last night. The funeral will take
place from the Methodist church to-
morrow afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Bismarck lodge of Workmen, which
figures among the strong lodges in the
state, is making preparations for the
initiation of a class Of fifty members
during the second week in January.
The ceremonies are to be on a scale
of grandeur and will include a banquet
to visiting members.
Journal: Representatives Gamble
and Burke went before the rivers and
harbors committee and argued for an
appropriation for continuing the i'm.
provement of the Missouri river in
South Dakota. Representative Spald-
ing also went before the committee
and asked for provision for continuing
the work on that part Of the river
in North Dakota. The sentiment of q
majority of the committee appears rc
be against a further appropriation fol-
the Missouri, on the ground hat the
commerce of the river does not war.
rant further expenditures. Members
from all sections interested are work.
ing to overcome this sentiment, how.
ever. and they hope that the commit:
tee will make the usual provision fol
the river.
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Is a disease Of the mucous membrane
or inner lining Of the nose, throat.
lungs, stomach, bowels and other
organs. 1t is caused by a cold or sue
cession Of colds irritating the delicate
surfaces. and is promoted by scrofulous
taints in the blood.
1t is especially dangerous in persons
having a predisposition to consumption.
In these and all other catarrhal
cases, Hoods Sarsaparilla so thor
oughly ~renovates the blood and re-
stores strength that it permanently cures.
In fact, because of the character Of
the disease, and peculiar merit Of the
remedy. Hoods S%arsaparilla is the only
common sense treatment for catarrh.
Hoods S~arsaparilla
Promises to cure and keeps the prom
ise. No substitute for Hoods acts like
Hood's-be sure to get Hoods.
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PACnER'S SON MISSING.
Omaha, Dec. 19.-Police are search
ing for Eddie Cudahy, a 1~5-year-old
son Of the millionaire packer, who dis
appeared last night. 1t is believed
he was Kidnapped.
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Be Sore
The Food

Was there ever so high and decisive a test
Of the baking powders as that by the Govern
ment Chemists at the Worlds Columbian Fair?
The tests then made by the Official experts
showed that Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
was the purest,, strongest, most healthfu Of all
the baking powders exhibited, and diploma
and medal were awarded accordingly.
It is such testimony as this which has established
the use of Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder in
homes where pure food and economy are appreciated.
800 NorE-The alum baking powdes. which arethos
PRICE 6AkING POWUtHCOy sold atlo Werp nceSW we're excluded from conSd
CHICAGO. Grafton at thsg rat competitive test becaus
~@ ~. they are deemed unreliable and unWholesome
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ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.

CANE to my place a red COW with white strip
down back, tip of left ear cut off, right ear
slit: Owner can have same by calling on VIM
Smith, Francis, ND.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-24
LABOR NEWS.

- TO lew. Q spee1aj Assessment Of q
cssts for the e1.ftsIass nsw on ssriks
Ssnt : sitter e Usies No. -. q this
city. thanktne u for iis donation d SEQ.
Noniaatiees for the o0cs Of Business
AGENT ~ TIE neeekiyn Architectural
6ee Westers' upion elossd last nixht.
Henry yrsnst; me present ineamesst
Asehi.ls;s' rresr:s.ive Issass No. g
SsasSs q bisiliss Loiss 10. q chi:
ceso: nov on strIss; On Monday night
tSls: No. y s,i ssss - fcs ssiis"
,!ssSS,.sst z: DwsssEt css..i. Of N. n;
Q hearty rssponss 10 the notice for .
meetins seet out last week. Club rvns
yin - initiated to-9sesev. ana yili
eiuS.houss i9 Eass rvesty-elshth
street. has bssa equipped with . pool
snd Ssi!isfa rc:n; ere e u,,sn I'm M
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-24
Fifteenth WEEK OF OPERA.
1.-THE MAGIC FLUTE" FRIDAY.

Mr.. Grau's regular season Of opera 81
the Me, ipoittan for lss-iyD comes "
an end .ssxt Saturday. night The final
curtain will not fall then. however. be-
s weeks. ses. pp,ns g April !. has been
arranged. This VII make q record o:
seventeen continuous weeks. A novelty
IL promised for next Friday night In 4
revival OF Mosart's I'll Eaauto Magtco''
!'The Magic Fu,s,2: sencrieh is to
flames. Pamina: Pisneon. sarsstro. ana
Dlppel, Tsmino. Other principal parts
will be fiiisd by Ternina, Mante.li. Zel!e
de- Lussan. suzanne Adams. Oiixka.
campsnnri PIni-Corsi and Muhlmann--
z very strong cast. Nancinelli VIII con-
There will be an end to the NIbelung
Ring afternoon cycle on Tuesday after
nom, when 'Goettefdsemmerung" the
fourth opera IN the great music-drama.
will be presented. The curtain will rise
A. i26 o'oloek Ternina viii be Brunn-
Hsink wai;rante. plppsi sitgfrted.
EdousH de Resxke Hagen. Friedrichs
Alherich ana MukiEs5n SuBther. Paur
will conduct.
The rest Of the week will be given up
70 rspelt.ons; "1sohenErin" on Monday,
9TH Sordica. schumann-Heins. Van
Rysr ns!rs es E .s d.. ds R eass
suzanne Adams. salisnsc and scott:
,yosttsrdee nmerung on saturday az
SeedeeA echumenn.He!nk. D,ppei and
dvost1 - Reaake. ana double hili on
efurdey NIGHT. ri Trovaiore." with
Cemsntlns - vers. MAnieiii. csnpaDari
ana Psrctti. AID .Cavailerta Rus...ans "
~ The iise.
Balfe's Bohemian oirr' win be re-.
paav ct the Aasrican Tnsaire on Mon.
4.y n!sht and oontinued throughout the
Mr.: AmberIs prcgraasms Tor the Ger
mentA Theatre next week 10 NJ follows:
nonday "Carmeni" Tuesday. "Cfar and
!immsrmann: "Wednesday aad satur.
Gay osSS. r-ss spceo mprsdsy. ''HeIraath."
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iranssmsnts can b made y no I,
there.
That excellent play The Sign Of The
Gross" will he the abrasion at the Har-
lem Opera-Houss next week. with . pe'
culiafly strong cast.
The latest English comedy. Tho In.
Iterrupted Honeymoon" II doing excel
lent business At Daly's. Seldom mas
better cast OF players been gathered to-
gether.
"on the Stroke OF Twelve viii b the
attraction AZ the Star next week.
The Broadhurst comedy what Hap
pened 90 Jones" will be seen q the
dfand Opera-House next week.
The japanese players are doing well
at the Bijou, 20 weii that their engage
megs there has been sx'endsd '"o
weeks.
..Ths Carnival Of Blood" viii Be pro-
duced at the irving Place Theatre next
Wednesday night, with Carl wsSnes ~
che cast. other plays will also Be gwen
during the week.
A. the Murray Hill Theatre nett wees
the Donneiiy Stock Company WIN pssssu'
Squire Kate"
"whirl.I-Gig" and 'sApoiio" are nAan-
| tn!ning the reputation OF weber q
Fieids's as having the best-paytng play
house on Broadway.-
Al Proctor's rwenty.third Street Thea.
| tire next week will no seen francesca
ga + n.l Ssr FS!.nd sS% rs1 9s..
Whitbsck. Josephine Harvsy ana others.
Al the Pleasure Palace will appear Nc.
Intyrs and Heath. sager Midgiey and
Geftis Carlisle. Smith and Cook. Fields
and Ward. xorreil and Ecans and many
| others.
Mr.. Keith offers his patrons next week
Camille D'Arvills, The Girl with the
Auburn Hair, Mr.. and Mrs. 8idman,
Barnes and sisson. Josephine 0assman.
the Brothers Forrest. Joseph Newman.
Carssella Sisters and others.
Tony Pastor will present an unusually
strong bill at his theatre NEXT week.
most OF the performers bsang top-liners.
At Hurtix a Seamon's Music Hall
next week viii b. seen Lafayette, Mr.
and Mrs. Robyns Charles Wayne and
Auua Caldwell. Foy and Clark and
many others.
A. Miners One Hundred and Twenty.
hnh Street Theatre Will appear the
Chinese Wizard. Ching Ling Foo, and
troupe: Adolph Link. VIII Cressey and
Blanche DAynA George Evans. Annie
hars, M1ck.on and Burns and Charles
~ 1Nbtey- wiz nav hext WeeA CuI-
ford and HUH. johnson and Dean.
Thorn and Carlton. stimson and Muir.
tina. the Livingstone Family. Louise
Dresser and many other weIl-known per
formers.
Fred Irwin's Majestic Burlesquers will
De the attraction ut the Dewey. with
such performers as Marie BeiusarJe.
Harvey and Irwin. the Todd.Judge fara,
~. koib and Dill. the Merrilies. James
Leonard and c. c. Whalen.
The bohemian BurlesQuers, with 4 new
burlesaue ~ Van and Nobriga. entitled
The Gay M. Con-" Will BE- q he rhe-
ARE ComlQue next week.
Two new wnx figures have been added
70 The Eden Mnsee collection. one heing
Of Rem Hur. There are many other At
fractions At the same theatre
The Twelfth Night Club will nave an
elaoorate benefit at the Empire Theatre
next Friday afternoon.
The benefit 10 be rendered the Order
OF Eagles n; the Herald Square Theatre
by Lillian Russell and other players Of
great popularity.