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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-07

told a newspaper man In her own
town that she had made an engage
tneut 70 SO on the stage. she gave
lunnIie details. lie told her u NAa
Eoed story 10 print. she said she
wanted n printed. ana u Was Then
sire took the new spaurf 10 Chicago
shaNea II t. the manager. who WA
sad 20 have engaged her and told
him that her reputation eerendcd
upon his uzakinE her story Eood
Struck by her genius for publicity
he gave her a place ia the ballet
she - rs and very pretty
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MARCH SHIPPING

Heattie'n shipping CIR March indi-
oates slight decrease in the amount
~ I'm isaFfs and exports A. compared
with those ef last month. IRE inn
ports amounted q tl.efa SO and cN-
ports ti.4ss.8ft There arrived ami
departed - vessels. The number of
"a ssefaEsfss ~ ~ eanse "a SeAttls was
IS 80. while zss mere than that left
the city
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Newspaper Entsrpsirs Association
CHICAGO. IN. April a-(Special
Correspondcncs.l -- ny singie
spring. "A pretty ~ Paul SUNDAY
school teacher has landed upon the
Chicago stage In green tights
she h In the ballet al the Stude-
baker, and got there BY a clever ruse
that SURPRISED ths manages almost
a. greatly a. u did her pioua friends
IN 81 Paul.
hur name-N.n Russell nunnigan
-suggcsts vim. and she has Il. shs
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MORTALITY RECORD

Aamana T. Gietehail. aged SO years.
died At the family residence sos sixth
aNenua. yesterday. after an tiinsas
81 Ions Duration. He - survived BY
n widow and two daughters This
/ funeral VIII be held from the rrna e
denes at o'eleek tomorrow Rfrer-
Nnofi
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oIgo or APopLuxY

Coroner Hoye decided. after an
autopsy yesterday afternoon. that 6.
- Mont died OF apgniexY. Moffiit
paHFad awaY az the Wagslde MiHHian
Sunday morning after me- had been
taken ffoln Nain street iadzinE
house IA commissions. The eirrame
stances nuTropndlug tho death Al
first seemed suspicious.
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or. TIMING is our

Tho charity Organization society
yesterday adopted new rules to gov
ern ita diHpeusntiun OF relief To the
poor, The resignation ~ Or Ciar-
encn IhwinR na general secretary.
10 take eject on April 3d. was ac-
Cnpted.
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All members Of the nrickiayerss
tnteFnstfsaal union. No 2. are here
b. requested u attend The funeral
of fiHo. p +. Gatchst. deceased. Co be
held a. wednesday. April :. Al :
= m ?. V Suyaer Sec. .ss
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CAPITOL HILL Is HIS
CHOICE
E B. Bmwell. OF the BurweIl
Hardware Co, Has Pw-
chased a Fine Resi-
dence Location
There

on Fuurteenth avenue. Capitol
HilL AR r. M Hurwuii has chosen
the spot foe has future residHnce IN
seattle.
Tao purchase Of lot n. bleak {. Of
- - =, - :
Was tbe initial sfrp. The lot al
joins the property II AIR. flurweii !
brother. Ansnn Hurueli
Il e. one % ths particularly ulEht :
~ locations % this beautiful real
Gsncs secfion. A modsfb rezidrnea
viii be erected IN the naar futurs.
Many trnnsferH are teinw made Il
tate - Capitoi Hih PROPERTY b tha
Moore Investment company.
Ha-s aassaHHaa
Dunlap. rpal estate. ~ usfisn ht9skl
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Dancing Classes

Professor Wilson az Ranke Hail
Monday and Friday EVENING" Pn-
vats lessons daily. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-07
DISTURBANCES
IN SPAIN

SARAGoSSA. Spain. April H.
Fresh disturbances which broke oai
among striking students last night
we're continued more vigorously this
morning. Tbs police are almost
powerless 10 aueli the disturbance
Two officers have been seriously
wounded.
MADRID. April 7.-~Three dvna-
mite bombs were exploded IN SUE
ceHsion I'm the vnlabijan church. last
night. nearly wrscking tbs interior
- she structure
~
Save your money tiil next week.
the big Tranafsr sale At the Mon
arch Clothing Compssy's store. You
know the place. one half block north
OF post0ffce. II viii be the sale %
tho town.
Printers to that class who know.
Both phones. sT3. The Ivy Press.
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Engraving, embosainE and color
pfintinai the right kind. The Ivy
Press, at tho sign Of the Ivy Leaf.
First and pike. -.
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HfoCkHpi1DBfh MEETING
a special stockhOlderp' meeting Of
the CascsdlA Mining and Tunnel
Company win be held ~ 3i2 Denny
building, 1903 Second avenue, IN the
city Of Seattle. Washington. on the
S0th day OF April. 1909. for the pur-
pose OF siectiug a new board or
trustees and considering the adop-
ton OF an amendment to the BY
laws Of said company providing
for the Increase Of the number Of
trustees ~ said company from Ave
10 seven as provided IN the Articles
OF Incorporation 81 said company
and AT said time In the event that
such amendment II adopted. to
elect such additional trustees, and
20 transact such other business
pertaining TO said corporation a.
may come before HAid meeting
Dated at Seattle, washington. this
sist day OF March, 1904
NkLS NJ. ROSS,
President
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SEATTLE. GpMvNos
EVERETT

The Paiatial Steamer. CITY OF
EVERETT. Three round trips daily
gssas ss Seattle =, -, y ~. and :
p. m. Leaves Everett 9;ts a. m. $3.50
and 7:lb .. m.
Phone, James 1871. Colman Dock.
". n. SCOTT. AEE
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PLUMBING

And Hot Water Heating.
Plans and Estimates furnished
c. NJ. StiA AN q CO..
South side Of Coiman Dock, foot OF
Columbia street.
Phone Black SSL
PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
For
U. 8. Navy Yard and Battieship..
AthIon, Inland Flyer, Port Orchard.
Pier I.
DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY.
LsSVs Seattle 80, 3. 10. .. 10 and
ii.tS a. m. las. 7;so. q t:so and
1915 .. M. Saturday only. II 10 p. m.
sunday. no trips at $50 and Sis
a. m.
Lsavs 2remsrton--7, Sis. 10 and
II az a. n. l2.2o, l.s0, 3. a.. 30, 3 ~
aud 6 is D. m
Leave sidnsy--e, 20, y. $40 and
II as a. m. ~ noon. G and D. ma.
Leave Charleston---g 90, Z 30. g.5o
and ii,95 a. m. atb and $50 y. IN.
FRIDAYS.
Leave Seattle. 80, . and 10 a. M. I.
1.1B. 2 49, $40 and T. 30 y. m.
Leave Brenerton --S Is, 1i.ts
a. M. ~, 20. g. $3.50 ana s. rs p. m.
LsaVs eidnsy--s and 1875 n. m.
~ noon. 3 ana 8 y. m.
Leave CharlsstoD--T.B so and 1885
n. m. 4 40 and q 90 D. m.
For further Information
Phone. Pink ~.
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Wanted young nan Ia learn this
newspaper business. Apply 1909 9TH
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DIR Client has removed HIS offices
60 Marion building. .~'
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CALLS DR.. RUST

The First baptist church OF this
city has invited Ney. John .. Rust
uf Nashville. Tenn. to become It's
pastor. DIR. Rust Ia one OF tha most
prominent membsrs OF hia denouni-
nation IN his state.
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Go to spinning Tor bicycle repairs
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Dunlap. rval estate. " ushsn s,ssk
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-11-01

list / 40 heimsekja hina volduggu tengdasyni
sfna meo k%onunglegri viohofn og %skrauti, en-
PAD hefoi ham ekki staoio sig yio 40 ggera oft,
og hef0i Pa ekkert oroio af beirns6knum h0fo-
ingjanna ogg vinatt1 fundum Peirra.
Kristjan konungur er i ellinni serlega
astsall mccall Pegna sinna og er virtur UNI
allan helm. Do har aldur half MI ferst yir
hann er hann sagour ern ogg hress ogg svo frar
afeti sem n%skuna0ur. Sag0ur er hann enn
mestur rei0ma0ur I Danm0rku, og aldrei er
hann sagour jain tiggnarleggur og pa er ham
situr / s00li sinum. Ham er jndfur / lund 90,
astd0lcgur / tall vi0 hvern sem er. Mannd0,
bolinme0i og friesemi, asamt sannri gu0-
h~reoslu, cru helztu einkenni Pessa snmdar
MAINS % haaldra0a Pjooh0foingja.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-11-01

leyti fjj6rutiu ara >afmali rikisstj6ruar sinnar,
90 er PAD ems d9mi 1 %s0gunni, 40 tveir fe6g-
ar half samtfmis rlktf fj0rutfu ar, sim / hvoru
landi.
Kristjan konungur er elztur allra Milf
andi pj6oh0f0ingja Evr6pu, faddur 8. april
181S,og er Pvi a sj0tta ari hins niunda tuggar.
Enginn annar %konunggur, en- Kristjan, getur
horft 4 er6ngja konungd6ms sins / fj6roa lid
90 Pa0 i karllegg. Elzti sonur KristjAns,
kr6nprins Fri6rik, er MI sextugur 40 aldri,
sonur hans og rfkiseringi, Kristjan, er Prja-
thu % priggja ara CANAL, og hans sonur og
erfingi, Kristjan, er barn 40 aldri. Her cru
fjj6rir lioir; einn k%onungur og Prjd konungs-
efni.
Enoinn konungur hefr silk ahrif q
pi~o0asambandi0 1 Moro uralfunni fyrirmag0ir
ems og Kristjan *. Ham hefr verio kali
a0ur ,,tengdafa0ir Evr6pu", Ham hefrllald
a England, PVT elzta d6ttir hans, Alexandra,
er gift Jatvar0i Ea!la konungi; ynfgysta dottir
hans, pyri, er git hertoganum at Kumbra-
landi; 90 sonarsonur hans, Karl, er kvantur
MGuQ,GlZLu QOlJuI JiCFd1Odl hOuuISo' o"hA
band hans vi0 keisara ettina 4 Rdsslandi byrj-
adj me0 giftingu sonar hans Georgs konungs
og Olgu d6ttur Konstantins st0rfursta at
R%nsslandi; eftir PAD kom gifti,.g Dag,narar
dottur bans og Alexanders III. ~kdssakeisara.
Him nuvcrandi keisari Ilssa er dGtturson-
ur Kristians niunda. .Vi0 g0mlu konunga
s~ttirnar a Frakklandi er Kristjan TX. tengd-
ur fyrir giiftingu yngsta sonar sins, Valdl-
mars, og N:ariu prinscssu fra Orleans. Vic
konungsettinti sviPj6o og Noreggi er hann
tengdLr fyr;r giftingu elzta sonar sins, Frio-
r:.ks k%ronprins, og Lovfsu d6ttur Karls XIV.
Svfa % Nor0manna konungs, og s0mulei0is
fyrir %giftinyu Karls efroaprins syfPjo0ar %
More Is og lngibjar5ar d6ttur Kristjans TX.
Og vi0 pvzkaland er hann tengdur fyrir gift
ingu kristj ats sonar-sonar sins og Alexand-
reu hertoyaynju fra Mccklenburgg-schwerin
Marg.r Aeiri tengdir m@tti tclja fyrir ggiftingu
Iarna hans cg barna-barna.
pessar tengdir st6rh0foing anna / Moro
urllfunni bafa nina mestu Pyoinggu fyrirPj6oa-
fr;einn. bmr hafa lti.t til Pess, 40 sd si0ur er
MI kominn lao h0f6ing heimsnkj ia hverir
a0ra og binda vinattu sin q ne0al. pao var
Kristjan niundi, sem t6k upp pam SID 40
bj60a 00rum pj60h0foinpj Jun helm til sin, En-
ekki hefir ham pa CERT ser grein fyrlr PVT,
hive mikla Pyoingu PAD q sfnum TINA mund1
hafa. .Ors0kin var raunar sd, 40 Kristjan kon-
ungur var of fatmkur til pess 10 fara 1 hymn
isf0r til tengdasona sinna, Rdssa keisara og
ndvcrandi Englands konungs, svo feroin veri
ems vegleg ogg konunglegri tiggn snmdi. Ham
stalk pvf upp q Pvi vio pa, 40 Peir kemu til
Kaupmannahafnar an nokkurrar vi6hafnar.
Delta ge0ja0ist Peim Jatvaroi og Alexander
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-11-01

|ulld Au2dIO1 OlOl SAA = o.
annarra st6rmenna og tengdaf6lks Kristjans
kom Arlega til Kaupmannahafnar % kynntlst
par hva6 0oru, og leiddi Petta sloan til Pess,
a0 sA si6ur komst a ,a0 konungar og st ornend-
ur Nor0uralfu landanna f6ru 40 heimsnkja
hverir AGRA og heir So siour eff TIL will CERT
meira en- nokku0 anna0 til az Ealda vi0 vim
attu MILL Pj6oanna.
Obeinlinis hefr Pvi Kristjan TX. haft hin
mestu ahrif a NorourAlfuna. En- Po ma vafa-
laust pakka Lovisu drotningu hans Pao meira
en- honum. DAD var hun, sem kom a fundun-
UNI og st6o fyrir heimbo0unum. o. hun var
pao, sem stvr0i giftingamalum k~onungaett-
anna; hefr bar skara0 fran dr blum konum nj
tiAndu aldar. Gamli Bismarck komst svo 40
or6i UNI hama eitt sim, a0 hun vae.i heiinsins
mesti .,kvenn- Bismarck.
A r.kisarum Kristjans TX. Ee6r Danm0rk
teki0 miklum frAmf0rum, einkum / landsun-
adj. Ekki ver0ur P6 honum P0kku0sl mlkla
velgengni. sjalfur .hefr mann %jafnan verlo
meinlaus maeur CO afskiftalitill. DAD cru
bendurnir sjalfr i Danm0rku, sem reist hata
vi0 bdskapinn,o ga ekki konunggur a crar Pakk-
If en- per, a6 hafa lati0 Pl afskifta' ausa og
zeWt elm a0, o. er PAD meira en- sag q vcro-
ur UNI margA konunga. Kristjan *. Eetir
await verb vinur bn a%dAly0sins, e da hefoi
pa0 veri0 6,it ef Eann hci5; br,ytt 0cruvisi,
bar sem pa0 voru einkum bendrr, sem hann
studdu / konungsst6li eftir hinar m.klu 6farir
Dana fyrir Prdssum 1864. Fandasamt0kin
/ Danm0rku hafa komio miklu g66u til leio-
ar. B@ndur gengu fel0g til 40 r@kta naut-
gripi, hesta, swim og fugla. Onnur fel0g voru
stofnu6 til sm6r- og osta- gger0ar. Sloan mynd-
u0u bnndafel0gin felagsskap sin a millum til
a6 selia v0rur bnnda 1 ltl0ndum og kappa
nau6syniar Peirra / storkaupum. Rett til dam.
is ma geta pess, ao a s:easta aldarfj6r0ungi
i0kst ketsalan til ltlanda fra Danm0rku svo,
ao MI er paean sent um 100 miljonir punda
kets, par sem a0ur var az ems half million pd.
Hin langa rlkisstj6rn Kristjans TX. Leir
veri0 farsel fyrir land % lyo meir vegna
afskiftalevsis hans en- framkvnmda. Ham
hefr haft meofmdda gafu til 40 skynja hvao
ekki; @tti a0 gera. pj60in Parfna0ist hvorki
Observation-Disclosures ne byltingamann, heldur
a6 ems hei0viroan og astsnlan mann til 40
bera nafni0. Kristjan er h6gyar og litillat-
III. Hef0i hann veri5 akafyndur ma0ur pa hefoi
hann sjalfur fnrst / fang giftingamalin barna
sinna / staoinn fyrir ao lata drotningu sfna
annast pau, og hefcu pau pa 40 likindum far
10 / handaskolum og ekkert oroi0 af Pj60ar-
vinAttunni, sem pnr giftingar hafa komio til
lei0ar. Hefoi hann veri6 akaayndur ma6ur pa
hef0i hann skift ser af baendasamt0kunum,
annaohvort til a0 hjalpa Peim afram eoa hefta
pau, og hefoi hvort heldur sem var oroi0 sjalf-
sta0i bnnda og atorku til tj6ns. Hefoi hann
verdi dramhsamur ma0ur PA hefoi hann brot-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-11-01
John Alexander Dowie.

NY tr6arbl0go hat" nurrj await att upptGk sin
i Austurlundum. Vitringarnir koma 1r austur-
vegi. En- nyjasti spama0urlnn er %sprottinn upp
her / Vestrinu. Hann hefst civic a b0kkum hinna
fornu helgu bj6ta, Ganges, jordan eoa Pramaputra,
heldur hja hinni litljotu Chicago-a. petta er spa.
ma0urjnn John Alexander Dowie, sem fyrir
skemstu hcrjaoi a New York moo narri 1000 Elm
vala lios fra herb1ounum Sion. Dowie segist
mannkynio. Sloan ham fyrir fam arum h0f kenn-
ingu sina / Chicago hafa pdsundir og hundruo pts-
unda ahangenda safnast az honum, og ham hefr
reist serstaka borg sliamt fra Chicago, er ham kali
ar Sion, og stofnao par alls konar ionao og atvinuu
fyrir ahangendur s1na. Med algerou, m
l!ou einveldi drotnar ham yfir Sion ba6i 1 andleg-
UNI oy veraldlegum nahum. U~tsj6narmaour er
ham svo mikill, a0 oil iona0arfyrirtBkiha hans hepn-
asst vel og hruyast auourinn a6 honum og ham lif-
il Gins og konungur. Raousk0rungur err ham
lnikill og 1nr otrdlegu, leyndardomsfullu valdi
ytir peim, sem 4 ham hly0a. Rn6upallur hans er
pakinn af h9kjum peirra, er ham heir lnknad.
pvl ham er MI mestur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / heimi.
Ham fordnmir I'll me6ul, en- laknar med guoleg-
um kraft. Margar tdsundir mama sverja og sart
vio leggja 40 ham half lakna0 sig.
Sem predikari gengur Dowie bcrserks gang
og er svo Bstur og illyrtur stundum a6 yi6 sjalft
liggur az bloougir bardagar verdi 4 fnndum hans.
I Chicago hetir otrdlegur fj0ldi folks tekio trd og
gengio 1 li6 med Dowie. Og MI er ham, ems OF
aour var sagt, bdinn ao fara pennan mik]a lei0ang-
ur til New York til az frelsa borgina. LID hans
for i m0rgum serst0kum jarnbrautarlestum. Az
alst06var hersins / New York cru Castle Garden.
A daginn dreitir ham ser 1T un borgina til a6
telja um fyrir folk, en- q kveldin saman safnast
allur skarinn 1 Castle Garden og era pa bar veniu-
lega 300 pds. mama saman komnar til ao hlusta
4 spamanninn, Stundum will veroa nokku5 rostu-
SAINT a s%amkomunum og farf l0greglulioi6 az taxa
4 0llu, sem fao q til, svo ekki verdi vandrBoi.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-05
Summary.

The weather during the past Weeh
wae unusually cold in all sections, the
,hormomter registereing from l6 to 70
degrees on two or three mornings III
most nlaces the ground fro2e SO deep
that all work had to be suspended an"
but little was done from Tuesday 10
Friday. while in some places ho'nlhs
t.tion was sufficiently advanced TO p7
,t all was done But very little Vese-
,ormod and aside from the delay 1t Is
not thought that any materlal dailase
resulted.
Wheat seeding has not advanced
much during the past week al'housn
IN some few sections consideraoie
rrooress was made In the eastern
ard southern sections about al 'he
whoat has been sown, and some oa's
harley and lax Early soWn Wne"'
that was up was. as a rule frozen
down to the srouhd
plowing for hax and corn is oegih
ming TO be general and if good weather
nrovai,s this week most OF the siiai
a, - oxcant flax will be in the ground
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-05
Advertised Letter List.

The following is the list of letters
remaining uncalled for at the Post Of
fee at Bismarck, n D., for the week
ending May ), 1903.
Burma. Dick.
Bishop. Frank.
Briner. Mary
Brimmer, f C. (2).
Bordwell, II w
Caldwell Elva.
Cameron w A.
Davis, Alex
Drane. A. n. (2).
Johnson, Mrs. Anna 90.
Johnson. Mrs Samuel
Milan. Mr.
Ossenar. Art.
Swanson Otto.
Gal MAY 5th Koempe
Sininger, j A.
Tucbey, William
, s~~
/ Toliver, Raymond.
Thew, Robert J.
Taylor, Willis.
Taylor. J.
Veres. Bezo.
Watson. Jack
Wells. F. B.
In calling for the above please sa
advertised and give date of this nc
tice. Letters will be held IA days be
/ fore being sent to the dead lette
( Office.
AGATHA G. PATTERSON,
Postmaster.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-05
PERSONAL.

Mrs. j. W. Foley left this afternoon
Tor a visit to Minneapolis.
Mrs. Burke of Mandan was a guest
IN the city this morning.
Warden Boucher returned today
from trip to the twin cities.
Mrs. B. X. Skeels of Mandan was a
visitor in the city this morning.
States Attorney B. C. Noble and Mr..
and Mrs. c. S. Devore of Napoleon
are in the city today.
Secretary of State Porter and State
Auditor Holmes are looking after off.
cial business in the city.
Mrs. A. G. Clark of Steele. who has
been visiting in the city for several
days. went to Mandan this afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. LaMoure expect to re
turn from the coast this week anG
| again take up their residence in the
city
Governor and Mrs White returned
this afternoon from ST Louis where
they attended the dedication of the st
| Louis exposition.
/ Col Robinson was a west boun(
/ passenger on the noon train en- route
! to Winona, to see what damage wa
done by the fire that destroyed hi
! store there. He reports the loss a
total, so far as he has heard, but be
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-05
Noticel

The land men have duly noted the
challenge TO play ball with an aggrega-
tion stving themselves the Holy Ter
rors" The name or lineup of the
crowd frightening them not at all
They have come to the conclusion TO
give them a whirl and take some OF
the badness out Of them. a committee
from both sides will meet at 7:3o p
M. MAY 5. at H. w Butterfelds office
TO arrange for the battle.
THE LAND MEN.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-05

as putting in walks, setting out trees,
etc. in the absence of the city engi-
neer. The auditor was instructed to
notify the city engineer to designate
some person as deputy to do the work
in his absence.
The council then adjourned until a
week from Tuesday
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-05

ChiIdren's Entertainment The chill
drens annual entertainment will take
place III the Salvation Army barracks
on Thursday May 7th All are in
vited to attend
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-05

DR.. Kohler Of Minneapolis will be in
Bismarck on professional visit Mon
day and Tuesday, May 18th and 18th
For appointments inquire OF local
physicians. Work limited to eye
ear. nose and throat
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-05
Voluntary Crop Observer.

The agricultural department has
1O7, 900 voluntary crop observers. Cot
ton is reported on seven times year,
wheat eight times, corn and oats each
six times.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-05

Isolated Tracts Sold-A number of
isolated tracts of land were sold at
auction at the lava Tce this morning.
A number of bidders We're present. and
the land sold for the most part at s1.25
an acre
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-05

Bridge Burned-The burning of a
bridge near Sentinel Butte Sunday
night delayed all east bound trains
which were held awaiting repairs
which were completed yesterday.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-05

Ladies Aid Society-The Presbyte.
rian Ladies Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Beardsley Thursday afternoon at
the usual hour.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-05
-. x,,k.. Still lnventine.

The report Of the commissioners %
,t.rts for 1902 shows a total or 49'-
4sO applications for patents inoiuu
inc designs. and that 2hf'o patents
Including designs were issued
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-05

Store Burned-Col W. H Robin
sons store at Winona burned Saturday
night. The post-office was located in
the store and that was also destroyed
but the mail was saved The Pitts
building and Flynn building adjoining
were also destroyed.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-05
THE CITY

County Commissioners The county
commissioners are holding their regu.
lar monthly meeting TODAY