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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-10-08

Doves, unlimited number can be
killed at any time.
Elk, Deer or Fawn, two in one year,
during Nov. only.
English, Mongolian or Chinese Pheas-
ants, unlimited, Oct, r to Dee. 18th,
inclusive.
Grouse (Rutled), commonly called
pheasant, ten in one day, Oct 18th to
Dee. -, inclusive.
Hare or Rabbit, unlimited d, not to be
taken with ferret, Nov. to December
Il, inclusive.
Quail or Virginia Partridge, fifteen
in one uay, Oct. - to December 18th,
inclusive.
Rail and Reed Birds, Unlimited, Sep
Oct. and Nov.
Web-Footed w id Fowl, unlimited
September lst to May l..
Wild Turkey, two in one day, Oct
ID to Dec. l5, inclusive.
Woodcock, ten in one day, October
ID to Dee. 10, and during July.
Squirrel, Gray, Black and Fox, un'
limited, Oct. Is to Dec. 10, inclusive.
Plover, unlimited, July 18th to Jan
lst.
All game can he bought and sold IN
season III this State except elk, deer OF
fawn, wild turkey, rutfed grouse, com
monty called pheasant, quail or Nir
ginia partridge and woodcock, which
have been "killed IN this Commons
wealth." these can not be sold at any
time.
No game of any kind can be legally
transported out Of the State.
The English sparrow, king-tisher
row, Coopers hawk, sharp Skinned
hawk, duck hawk, and pigeon hawk
great horned owl and barred owl Tn,
green heron and the night herron, tn,
red squirrel, the coon, the possum, tn,
bear, the wood chuck, or ground hog
the skunk, are not protected, and may
be killed at any time.
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n. 7. DnudOre

Nathan Tobias Dundore, Merchan,
and Postmaster Of Dundore, this Coun.
ty died Monday morning at 4:3O. He
was born in Berks County Apr. 90, ,ls4C
was married to Maria H., a daughter
of Daniel Wilmer. She was born July
IS, 1913 and survives her husband
They had no children
Mr.. Dundore is n son Of Samuel X
Dundore and his wife, Catherine To
bias. Only two of his brothers survive
viz: Aron 7. of Myerstown and Cornell
ius L. of Santiago. One of his brothers
Samuel 7. now diseased is the fathe,
of $. {. Dundore one of the merchant.
of Pennscreek.
He was postmaster Of Dundore for UP
wards of 20 years. Funeral takes plac,
Thursday at ten a. III. cerniony hy Rev
Searle. Aged IS yealS, ) months ant
26 days.
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Our President.

Our President a man is he,
To weaker frames he power instilIs
When others tremble like tree,
He standeth firm as Albion's hill.
He stands for right to rich and poor,
To evil thoughts he gives no place
When villain would to wrong allure,
He shows them soon Lincoln's
face.
The hribcrS Will, a smile declare
"The rest have yielded he will too,
But ere the end they are aware,
That they have met thcir Waterloo
He brave in battle for the right,
He showed this down ON Cuba'S
shores
lfNou have any doubt you might,
Just 90 and ask the second Moors.
ole served lis wcll' say, Du.'r sam,
ole dld his duty every day
50 help him boys, help all you can,
When to the poll, you make Your
waN'.
1
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Bloomsbury, Pa, Fair.
NJ. B. BErEAKER.

On account of the Fair to hc held at
Bloomsbury, Pa, October L., II, -,
and II, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets
from Newherry, Harrisburg, Lykens,
Lewistown, Mt. Carmel, Coburu, Tom
hicken, Wilkcsbarrc, and intermediate
stations, to East Bloomsbury and re-
turn, ON October Is, II, -, and 1G, at
reduced rates minimum rate, = ccnts).
Tickets will he good to return until
October Il, inclusivcs. IT.
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4 SHORT COURT.
Proceedings in Full. Trouble with the
lury Wheel.

l">SNulHSN III l uil' ll"uulS VIII 'hN
Jury Wheel.
Court opened Monday, oct. 3, at II
n, M, Hon, II. NJ. Mcclure, President
Judge, Hon. u. Il. Grmbering and
Hon p. +. Rigel, Associates in the
cnair.
The Constables were sworn and the
returns were filed.
ii. +. Mohn, J. +. Freed, VIM. G..
Snyder and Aaron Gundrum were APP
pointed tip stavcs.
Commonwealth W.. Charles Ally and
George Side, and same vs.. Milo j.
Stetler. Nolle prosecution was enter.
ed.
Returns to orders of sales were con-
iirmed in the estates Of Polly Noll,
Adam b. Walter, James : Troup,
William Hettrick, Wallace ID. Lauden-
slayer, Henry Mengel, Susan Hen
bricks.
Petitions for orders of sale were
granted in the estates of Horace Haines
Catherine Wagner, G. w. Wagner,
Elizabeth Smith, Henry 4. OFT, Abram
NJ. Freed.
Auditors report in estate of Joel
Bilger was confirmed nj. ST.
David G, Buck was appointed guar
diam ,f Eropl. II I,lin, ,,;,,, al, al -,
Josiah Kline.
j. { Schooh was appointed guardian
of John II. and Sarah f.. Wagner,
minor grand children of Catherine and
Isaac Wagner.
J. a. Fisher was appointed guardian
for Sarah f., Dennis X. and Harry p.
OFT, minor children of II. \. OFT.
Commonwealth VS.. David {. Kess-
Ter. Surety of the Peace. Sentence
suspended. Defendant is allowed to
go home with his father. County t.
pay cost, of Prosecution.
Commonwealth VS.. Charles Coy, lag
ceny and receiving stolen goods. De
fendant plead guilty to second count,
Sentence 81 fine, pay costs of prose
cution and restore or pay for stolen
goods.
Petition of Tobias T.. Reitz VS.. Sarah
Reitz, for divorce was presented.
a Writ Of partition was granted in
the estate of Edward II. Wagner.
Reports of Road and Bridge views
were presented from Adams, West
Perry, Middlecreek and West Bca-
yer.
Harry Weis of Sclinsgroyc was ad-
mitted to practice law.
TIIEJURY MUDnLE.
Tuesday morning when the ease of
Mr.. Scifrcd VS. the +. Il. Il. Co., came
up, testimony was presented to show
that the jury wheel was not filled ac-
cording to law. The law specifies that
the Jury Commissioners shall each
drop one name in at time alternately.
| This was not done. The court post
poned the case for next term and or
dcrcd the Jury Commissioners to refill
the wheel and place in 100 names.
Court then adjourned until Thurs
day at $50 p. III.
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Charlie Spaid Commits Suicide.

Charlie Spaid of New Berlin aged
30 years suicided Wednesday evening
of last week. He was the son of the
late Robert Spaid, who died about four
weeks ago. He is brother of Mrs.
Alfred Clelan of this place.
He was alone at home on Wednes-
day afternoon or evening and, going
into the yard he called to Miss Rebecca,
daughter of Tanner Brainerd s.
Schock, saying-"Tell mother l have
gone away. Hethen drew revolver
and fired shot into his head which
killed him instantly. He was unmar.
ried and lived with his mother, who
was visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. w.
Smith at BeaverSprings.
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Nliflin County Fair.

For the Milllin County Fair, to be
held at Lewistown, Pa, October Is, IA,
Is, and Is the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will sell on those dates en-
cursion tickets from Milroy, Sunbury,
and intermediate stations at reduced
rates ono rate less than % cents. Tick
cts will he good to return until October
II, inclusive.
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NUMBER 80.
THE FUTURE REVEALED.
Coming Events Cast Their Shadows

Before.
The readers of the POSr are reuuest-
ed To send us announcements of all
events. No charge will Lc made to
publish the same when the event is of
public importance.
TUESDAY, Oct 6, :. S and q, Milton
Fair.
TUESDAY, Oct. to ., Centre County
Fair at Bellefontc
SATURDAY, Oct. ~, Meeting of the
Republican Standing Committee
meets in Middleburg.
SUNDAY, oct. IL, The Lutheran Con-
gregation of MiddIeburg will cele.
hrate the Lords Supper.
SATURDAY, oct l., at one O'Clock on
Blue Hill, the Executors of the late
Robert Lesher will sell one mare and
colt, Il month old, six cows, Il sleigh,
buggy and other articles too mum.
erOus to mention.
TUESDAY, Oct. Is to Ii, Columbia Co.
Fair at Bloomsbury, Pa.
THURSDAY, Oct. 30 and -, the Snyder
County {. r. Union will convene in
the Lutheran Church of Selins-
grove.
TUESDAY,, Nov. 3, The General Elec-
ton.
THURSDAY, Nov. ), Full Moon.
THURSDAY, NOy. 26, Annual Thanks
giving Day. The Banks will be clos
ed.
MONDAY, Nov. 30, The iGth annual
Teachers Institute of Snyder County
will convene in the Court house at
Middleburgh at eleven II. IN.
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Convention of Synod.

The Evang elical Lutheran Synod of
Central Pa, met in iiftieth regular con-
veiftiOn, in the Lutheran Church of
Beavertown, Rev. !. Z. Zimmerman,
pastor Wednesday evening, Sept. 80,
1903.
The Pres, Rev. j. VI. Rarick, OPEN
ed i,s sessions with a sermon from
Matt. $50, after which the Holy Com
munion was administered to members
of Synod
The Presidents report, giving gen.
eral view of the "Activities of the
Church, was decidedly encouraging
Two new churches were dedicated and
considerable improvement in church
property in the way Of paIsonages, etc.
was reported.
The present. membership o. Synod il
95l Who contributed for benevolence
Sl0Cl6.00, and for all objects, a grand
total of 5000. I'm accomplishing this
result, the Sunday Schools and Young
Peoples Societies, were important fac
| tors.
The general work of the Church,
Missionary and Educational, was most
interestingly and iorclbly presented 10y
representatives sent 10y the Boards and
| Institutions. Special attention was
! called to the fundamental work of Edu-
cation for the support Of which the
General synod, at Baltimore, decided
to raise II fnnd Of 81 600 600, within the
next five years.
The 1ressler Orphans Home at
LOUISVILLE is in splendid condition and
caring well for the Orphans of the
Church.
1t was decided that, at the next con
vention, the Semi-Centennial of the
Synod be celebrated 10y appropriate eX-
erciScs. Rev. G.. l.. Mcconnell, was ap-
pointed historian orator, for the occa-
sion.
Synod was informed that it's indebt-
edness on account of the Theological
Seminary, at Gettysburg, was cancel
led, because the necessary money has
been secured from other sources.
The Woman's III. ~ +. NJ. Society,
through its President, Mrs. w. III.
Schoch, rendered a most gratifying re-
port.
This society, with membership of
500, contributed for missions, $3.50.
Synod earnestly urges the remaining
1000 women "f the Synod to enlist in
this noble w"rk, and add their prayers
and gifts ,.r the advancement Of
Christ's Kingdom on earth.
At the impressive Sunday evening
service, four young men were licensed
to preach the gospel for one year, and
J. b. Langham of Marysville. was or
dalned to the Office of the Holy Min
istry, by the laying on of hands.
After re-electing the old officers,
Pres. Rev. J. M. Rarick, Secretary,
Rev. w. ID. f. Scott, Treasurer, J. A.
Price, Statistician, Rev. Y. &. Houtz,
Synod adjourned to meet in Belleville,
Pa, Sept. 1904.
The Convention was marked by har-
mony and charity. It's sessions were
well attended and the services through
out were most enjoyable and inspiring.
The Synod will long and gratefully
cherish the memory of the cordial and
open-hearted hospitality of the people
of Beavel town. W. X. D.
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A Love Letter.

Would not interest you if you're
looking for a guaranteed Salve for
Sores, Burns or Piles Otto Dodd, of
Ponder Mo. writes: 81 suffered
with an ugly sore for year, but
box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured
me, It's the best salve on earth. 25c
at Middleburg Drng Co., Graybill
and Garman, Richfeld and DR.. ].
w. Sampsell, Penns Creek Drug
Store.
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To the Christian Endcayorcrs Of Snyder
County, Pcnna.

The Eighth An nual Convention of
the Snyder County c. +. Union will
convene in the Trinity Luth. Church,
Selinsgrove, Pa, oct. ~ and 23d, 1903.
Let the various G. f.. Societies of cur
county see to it that delegates are
selected at once. Blank reports will
be sent to each Cor. Sec, which are
to bs filled out and brought by a dele
gate to the convention or sent by mail
to the Sec.
No efforts have been spared to make
this convention success. Our State
Secretary, Maxwell ID. Lathrope will
lecture for us Friday evening. Come
and enjoy this convention.
A. II. Gilbert, Pres.
Estella Romig, Sec.
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Sheep Ranch.

WANTED: Lady of refinement and
means, under 80 to join gentleman in
Sheep Ranch Eaest Tenny.
double yearly. Address,
WILLIAM AUGUSTUS GIBoNLY
9-l7-5t. Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-10-08
Broke Into His House

s. lie Quinn of Cavendish, VT,
was robbed of his customary health
by invasion of Chronic Constipation.
When DIR. Kings New Life Pills
broke into his house, his tronble
was arrested and now he's entirely
cured, 25c at Middleburg Drug Co.,
Graybill and Garman, Richfeld and
DR.. J. w. Sampsell Penns Creek
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CuStcr-SaXtOn.

Edgar w. Custer of SwinefOrd, now
employed in Sunbury was married
Wednesday of last week to Miss Bertha
SaXtOn of Lewistown. The ceremoney
was performed by Rev. Nj. $. Gresham
ID. ID. pastor of the Lutheran church.
After reception and dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Custer left for u tour of Eastern cit
les, after which they will live in Sun
bury.
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COURT HOUSE CHIPS.
DEEDS Recorded.

Charles Specht and wife to II. w.
Mattern, house and lot III Beaver
Springs for $500.
Oliver c. Gemberlng and wife to
Eyer Walter house and lot in Selins,
grove for $400.
NJ. \. Grimm ct. al. to Albert Dreese
i5 acres in Beaver township for ST.
7OC.
Edward Bassler and wife and Emma
j. West to John Walter, / acres in
Washington twp, for $50.
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A Great Opportunity to make Fortune

am forming a small syndicate to
purchase high grade gold PROPERTY.
Tests sbs~r%tune ahead ~ those get
ting>h now and developing property.
Owner of lapd Hog,rettstnt phd ignor-
ant of mining valley Two Parties now
working same fieh clearing over 500.
per day. AddressN/
SOUTHERN MINERALS,
lO-1-2t Washington, ID. C..
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Engine For Sale

A twelve horse power portable Frick
Engine is offered at private sale. 1t
can be seen at Stroptown. Inquire OF
+. s. STROUP,
TT StrouptoWn. Pa,
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Mr.. HrNasrY, The New YORK
PHoToaRAPYEf over Runkle's store
in Middlsbdrg doing.1big business.
His one Dollar HtYtogzdphs are splen-
did. Now is yodk b1ance to get excel
lent Photographic Do not miss It.
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Little Liners.
,.,r,. and the Bust!e of the
County Seat, Told in Brief
Paragraphs.

county Seat, Told in Brief
Paragraphs.
More or Less Prominent.
r,.,,,rc Population and E,snts Of In
,, that satisfy Curiosity and
Appease the Thirst for
G. 4. Schoch was a Aiiillinburg
r FRIDAY,
uusI f, Maurer and wife Of Free
we're callers at this Office last
p. Shelly of the Lewistown de
st and Sentinel" was in town
Sunday.
N Kessler and daughter of North
.,l,pd and lady of Smb-ry were
wn Sunday.
|hrirht Hoch and wife of New
IN paid II visit<o Mrs. ID. l.
L. Sundoy
rwinterMilI&pery Opening will
Oct. q, 80 a@2M.
~. Dunkelberger.
a Dunkleberger, who Is II store
= and guager in Bedford county,
Sunday at home.
prhant J. w. Swartz of Swineford
sting his son, VIM. Swartz and
in East Pittsburg.
Iss BERTHA Osmun Of ShamOkin, on
Ieturn from a visit to East Pitts.
Is visiting in Frankpn.
fine line of outipeLand ready to-
Hats, received to-d1/
Sunkelberser
report comes from SelinsgrOve
Mr.. Gunzburger and wife are ie'
pg on the arrival of triplets.
B. Ramer, the merchant Of Pro
was caller at this office last week
pdsDed some stationery printed.
n. Harter and wife Of Bellefontt
isitingJ. NJ. Steininger and wife
is enjoying season of fishing,
IS Maud Houtz, who had been
Esll Summer, returned home and
gagged in the millinery business
Miss Libbie Dunklebu ger,
luire J. c. Kreitzer, of Chapman
l.hip, who had a stroke Of paraly'
September 10, is now able to sit
but his left side is entirely help
G. Hornberger of Aline was at the
lty Seat saturday. Mr.. Hornber'
fecently had Il stroke OF apopleXy
We are glad to note he Is out
Fy. 4. d. Gramley Of Beavertowl
ched in tuA Evangelical Chapel
Bay morning. and ass isted the pas
Rev. Wom .iOrf to administer tho
Is supper.
K. Hassinger of Lamona, Pa.
q Middleburg visitor. last week
pri is making his mark in his new
Of labor and the POSr extend
ratulauOns.
unty Commissioners Moy II, Reich
ch and Derk and J. n. Brosills
land A. +. Gilbert, Attorney, at
ed the State Conuention of Count.
missioners at Pittsburg last week.
e four post Office robbers, captured
be Centre county Sheriff and poss
|e Seven mountains, will be trie'
fe the United States district an,
lit court at Scranton on Monday
ber l6.
pe First National Bank of Middle
studies the needs of its customer
ng proper care of them whethe
business be large or small and tn
ngs with all its patrons are absO
" confidential.
ANTED-A trustworthy gentl
or lady in each county to manage
ness for an old established house G
financial stanNg.N A straigh
iide weekly SALARY d els6o. pai'
neck each MondaA with all ex
es direct from headuSarYers None,
lnsed for expenses. Enclose ad
ed envelope, Manager, o60 Caxtol
T. Chicago. 1O-l-l6t
ahk Iellers was delivering good
''iddleburg Saturday, when tn
ne was driving became frighten
aa Frank took hold of the bride
was thrown against an iron fenc
TWO gashes cut in his head. Tn
Sn a short distance, but wa
l' before doing further danlag
oieaking a couple Of dishes.
',c'al sewed up the gashes, an
ak came here for n dav or two an
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Marriage Licenses.

Ammon A. Stroud, Washington twp,
Nettie V. Nagle.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-06-01
SERVICES HELD ON
MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriate Services Held in the City on
Memorial Day-Parade and Addresses
Judge C0chrane Speaks.

Memorial day was observed in q
manner creditable to the capitol city.
The weather was perfect. Citizens
began coming to the city early and
up to noon teams bringing the loyal
plain country people filed tie ave
nues. The G.. A. r. and Co. NJ, U. S.
A., Lieut.. Fairfax commanding, re-
ported early. Then came Co. A, Capt.
w. F. Cushing. promptly IN time: fol-
lowed soon by the band. The column
was formed and moved at the hour
and minute designated.
Features Of Parade.
The G. A. r. and visiting comrades
were lined up at the corner of Ord and
Main and when the band and two
companies Of troops approached and
we're passing, the "old vets" saluted
and the troops responded by carrying
arms at present. It IA a beautiful
tribute and executed in a manner
that commanded the admiration of
those who saw it.
The G. A. r. then Joined the column
and were escorted to the Atheneum.
1t was an imposing parade. When
the head of the column arrived at the
Atheneum the two companies formed
in open column and the men who
served under and for Abraham Lin
coin marched through between the
two companies, heads uncovered and
arms at present. Hundreds witnessed
this impressive scene. The hall was
filed, every seat occupied, and many
standing. The best of order prevailed
during the exercises.
Exercises at Atheneum.
After music by the band Judge w.
H. Winchester called the meeting to
order and briefly but feelingly thanked
all for this evidence of remembrance
Of and reverence for those of the
grand old union army that had passed
away"
The choir sang we Come Again
in sweet, soft and solemn manner-in
tone with the spirit of the meeting.
Commander Winchester then called
to attention" James B. Mcpherson
Post and comrades. who rose in a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-06-01
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the county auditor Of Kidder county
until June 9Th next, at 8 o'clock a. m,
for the rearranging of old vaults and
the erection Of a new vault in court
house, as per plans and specifications
on file in his Office, a duplicate of
which may be seen at Bismarck Tri-
bune Office in Bismarck, N. D., and
also at office Of Hancock Bros, archi-
tects. at Fargo, N. d. Such proposals
will be opened by the board of county
commissioners OF Kidder county at 10
O'Clock q. M, June 8th next, said board
.reserving the right to reject any and
all bids. Bond will be required Of the
contractor selected equal to the con-
tract price.
Address the undersigned at Steele,
N. d.
BY order Of County Board Of Kidder
County.
Dated May ~, 1903.
GEO. g. BOPE,
County Auditor.
Kidder County. N. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-06-01
Take a Trip

over the Nickel Plate Road and be
convinced Of its superior train service.
Solid through daily express trains be-
tween Chicago, Ft. Wayne, Findlay,
Fostoria, Erie, Buffalo New York City
and Boston. American Club Meals,
ranging in price from Csc. to 800,
served in Nickel Plate dining cars;
also service a la carte. Rates always
the lowest. No excess fare charged
on any train on the Nickel Plate Road
Chicago depot: Harrison st. and Fifth
Ave. City Ticket Offices III Adams
st. and Auditorium Annex. John Y.
Callahan, General Agent, 113 Adams
st., room 298. Chicago.
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$1,000 to Boston and Return $500.

1890 to Boston and Return $500.
with membership fee Of $500 added,
account Of annual meeting of National
Educational Association. Tickets will
be on sale via the Nickel Plate Road
July End to 5th, inclusive, good return.
ing from July 9Th to 18th inclusive,
without being deposited with Joint
agent. Additional limit to return not
later than September LIST can be OBJ
tanned by depositing return portion of
ticket with Joint Agent and payment
OF SOC. for execution. Superior train
service and excellent dining-car meals,
on American Club Plan, ranging in
price from 35c. to 800: also a la
carte service. Write John Y. Callahan.
General Agent. 113 Adams st., room,
29S. Chicago. for time Of departure of
trains from Chicago and other detailed
information.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-06-01
FIRST ANNUAL BALL..
The Fort Lincoln Dancing Club, Co.
N. 21st infantry, U. 8. A., Give a
Ball at Atheneum Tonight.

Final arrangements have been made
for the ball to be given at the Athe-
neum by the Fort Lincoln dancing club
tonight (Monday) June l.. Doors open
at $3.50. Grand March at $50. A
cordial invitation extended to all.
The committees are as follows:
Private William A. Curtis, president.
Private Leroy virral. treasurer.
Floor Committee-Corporal Alex. c.
Lawhon, chairman; assistants, Pri-
vate Louis H. Gscheidle; Private O..
j. Langtry, Mr.. Joseph L. Kelley, Pri-
vate Harry Birch.
Refreshment Committee-Private Pc.
ter p. Weingart, chairman; assistants.
Privte Henry Moore, Private Eldridge
A. Grune. Mus. Paul w. Kratz. Pri.
vate Charles Hanson, Mr.. Andy Wei
de, Cook William E. Geary, Private
John H. Wardin and Private John T.
Warren.