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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-22
Doings In
A FRAGMENT.

So dark-the rain is chill. the bitter
wind
The tree top tears, my frail nest
moeks ana rends;
Below. the birds sleep quiet warm
and safe,
Behind the sheItering hill; up near
the sky
The branches bend and snap-the
wild storm. takes
Ny dwelling FOR plaything; still it
clings,
T. the swaying bough; yet. though it
bide or fall,
Grieve not. my soul. that we have
built so high.
Allan Munier
Mrs. ]. R. Haley has returned from
pleasant visit in St Louis
Mrs. H. NJ. King is spending a few
days with friends in Atlanta.
Miss Helen o'Connor will visit
rf,:eIds in Atlanta this week.
Mrs. William Way is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs Walter Way in savan-
nah.
Miss Bertha Baker Is spending sew
eIai weeks With Mrs. W. B. Roberts
IN Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Irvine are re-
ceiving congratulations on the arrival
OF a fine boy
Mrs VIM. Baker and Mrs NJ A.
Baker leave this moaning to spend a
few days with relatives in Atlanta.
Judge and Mrs. A. D. Gale and sew
eral other Brunswick people form a
fishing party which is spending a
short time on st. Simon.
Mrs. H. w. Gale. Miss Susie Gale
and Mrs. John E. Young win be
among the Brunswickians leaving
this morning tor a stay in Atlanta
The social event Of the week among
the younger society folks. is the party
T. be given tonight by Miss Marie
Hopkins at her home on Union street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Rumph and family
formerly of Wayne county are now
pleasantly situated in cottage on
London and Carpenter streets, this
city
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-22

Abe Bothschild the jeweler, left
last night for Chicago and ocher plac-
6. where he goes to purchase large
aud handsome line Of new goods.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-05
personal.


j. Crum Of Jam stown came in
on Ne. 4 yesterday for 9 days stay in
the city. g.. .5szs d
as4 81 A. Lamb and j. r. Maxwell of
Washburn are registered >a'is r at the Grand
Pacific hotel. :s' II S&s4a5 p -Tzs "a
H I. Brown Of Grand Forks, N. D.,
paid the city a visit yesterday, being
here on business. it & MA y *s n
II. @. Voss Of Mandan is in the city,
arriving last night on No. He is
putting up ait the Northwest. Ii s%
Lawyer Noble Of Napoleon came in
over the 500 last night to spend a day
or two In the capital city, on business.
county Com missioner Faust is down
from New Salem today with q bunch
|;of final proof claimants before the u.
8. land ONCE. 5;ss ! III. 8
Mr.. Ed. Huntling Of Clear Lake,
Iowa, Is visiting in the city with his
brother, 7. B. Huntling, Of the First
National Bank. I
u Deputy Commis sioner GiIbreath has
returned from q trip to ST. louis where
Inc participated In the festivities Of
North Dakota day.
Edward Braddock 2of Linton came
tup yesterday with Malar Pitts They
returned this morning swlrh the body
lof Mrs. Haverlick. 393s
M. Markenson. q. Engstrom and
Miss i. lilly Adarkenson 81 Fort Berthold,
ARE stopping at the Grand Pacific Ri
d few days visit In the city
Ralph Anderson. Chas. George, Dan
*. Prentice and Miss Mary e. Prem
tice. all ~ Wilton, were guests Az sthe
lNorthWAat hotel yesterday.
Mrs m. Brdttin of Brittin. e.
Sgethar with her daughter and sonsin.
I|law. MI. and NH. n. p. Galloway. were
Ivisiting n the city vent Fday
Billy Woods the wicked partner q
Jesse Bacon 81 the Hotel Dacotah
Grand Fork. arrived iiii ths city to-day
rs 5oin the duck camp 1t Long NJ.
frank Gustayousen fiosmer ntEht
Iclerk ~ the Grand Paeilc ana Axel
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y - - * fJ5'@4L p ~ :, q
CAPTAIN CALL.
Particulars Of His Death at Everett,
Washington, on the s0ths UIt.,

Particulars Of His Death at Everett,
Washington, on the 30th UIt.
A personal letter from an old friend
of Captain f. j. Call to the editor Of
the Tribune gives some particulars Of
the death and funeral of that old time
Bismarcker. Mr., Call was popular in
Everett and his funeral was attended
by a large number of people. The
services were from the Presbyterian
church in charge Of the G.. A.. R. and
Woman's Relief Corps of same.
About $50 Of these marched behind the
hearse to the church and from there
to the cemetery,aa long distance.
Company K, Washington National
Guard also marched in the procession
and fired three volleys over the grave.
One Of the pail bearers was Valentine
Schreck formerly Of Bismarck. Those
at the funeral from Seattle we're
James "A. and Pierce Haight. F. G..
Whitaker and H. w. Bringhurst.
The Everett Herald Of the LIST inst.
contains the following account of Capt
Calls death and biographical sketch
Of his life: Es... s. VT. 55s..
Captain F. j. Call died at g. o'clock
last evening in his room at the Hotel
Colby, finally forced to give up a long
struggle with Bright's disease. III
For the past month or more he had
been confined to his rooms by the
effects Of the disease, and during that
time had been gradually sinking: He
displayed great vitality and lived much
longer than the most sanguine of his
friends had hoped for. = I ...:s.
s Since Wednesday he was uncon-
scious, and had lived since short time
before that without nourishment, be.
ing unable to swallow. Under such
circumstances he gradually slipped
away, suffering no pain during the last
few days. ss:g.ss zs, /, .sj>5 ., -. In.
The funeral services take place to.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-05

morrow afternoon at 2: 80 o'clock from
the The Hotel Colby, under the auspices st
the G. A. r. John Buford post and
the Ladies' Of the @. IA. Il. viii attend
in, IN q body Company K win also. at-
tend. Unless other directions are .e-
ceived from Mrs. Call, who is now in
Bismarck, N. D., having returned there
from Everett q short time ago, the
body will be buried in Everett. sss
5s Captain Call was born in Eden, Erie
county, New York, on the 18th day Of
February, 1874, and later moved to
Ohio with his parents, where he re-
.ceiyed common school education.
At the breaking out Of the rebellion,
he enlisted at Elyria, Ohio, in Com
pany K, lTwenty-th third regiment Ohio
Volunteer Militia, and mustered into
the service Of the United States at
Camp Chase the 1lth day Of June, 1851,
and served about one year when he
was discharged on account OF sickness
and disability incurred in the army.
For nearly two years he was not in
the service as a soldier, but was in DIFF
ferent capacities connected with the
hospitals as nurse and steward. He
again enlisted in the One Hundred AMI
Fifty Ohio Volunteer Militia, and Ii
Company K in the month of April o.
May, 1864, and was discharged from
the same the latter part OF August
1864. He was again; enrolled and
commissioned as second lieutenant ii
the Fifth United States colored troops
on the fifth day Of September, 1854
and promoted to first lieutenant, whilt
in front of Richmond on the Varni,
road near Chapin's farm. He wa
honorably discharged from the servic,
on the sixth day Of October, 1865. y.
After the war he attended college a
Oberlfn, Ohio, and taught school TO
one or two terms. He later moved t,
Chicago where he married. After hi
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-05
when Your Joints arc q. star

and your muscles sore from cold or rheu-
matism, when you slip and sprain joint,
strain your side or bruise yourself, Pain
killer will take out the soreness and fix you
right in q jffy. Always have it with you,
and use it freely. Avoid substitutes, there
is but one Painkiller, Perry Davis Price
25c. and soc. ~ ;.Sz4 81. 81
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/ SCHNEIDER DEAD.


The Former Y. $. Deputy Marshal
& Dies IN the Government Pen; at Sioux
III Falls. S'. h; Il 3s II 3.
Fargo Forum Sd: With three more
years Of 9 fye-year sentence to serve
il the government prison at Sioux
Falls, Fred w. Cchindler, 4 former
deputy u. s. marshal in this district,
died in the prison hospital yesterday
morning. m '35- a
SCHNEIDER was very well known IN
this city. He served deputy under
several marshals and was stationed at
Rolla. He was arrested two years ago.
convicted after a lengthy trial of en-
bezzlement, and sentenced to- five
years in the government prison. AT
the trial 1t was proven that while act
ing in his official capacity, SCHNEIDER
had used railroad passes and had put
in his expenses as IL he had had to
pay his fare. Besides 1t was; alleged
that he had falsified hotel bills and in
other ways had defrauded the govern
ment. d: s5s,.. Il Y. . +, 4: zss@5. 4
The accused had many friends here
and determined effort was made at
the time to secure his acquittal but
| without avail. Since his imprison-
nent friends have endeavored to se-
cure a pardon for him and were in q
fair way to succeed when death inter
vened. 5 81 /; "a % MI, !. s.4,, s%y. 4. & 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-05

marriage he moved to Bismarck, North
Dakota where he accumulated q for
ttnle, but reverses came and swept ft
all away. Fourteen years ago he came
west TO try to recover some Of this;;
world s; goods.
$ He had been a resident of Everett
for more than twelve years and fnI
that time had endeared himself to the
hearts OF all who came ID contact with
him. For q time he was local agent
for the Canadian Pacific railroad. He
also held "a number Of responsible pub
lie positions and was we'll known not
only ii Everett, but throug the
western part Of the state. He did con-
siderable newspaper and \ magazine
writing. q Il
He leaves a widow, Mrs. Nellie IL
Call, and son Grant RI, at Bismarck
y. d; daughter, Katharine, ID New
York city, and Harry II, at Mime
apolis. Mimi. brother. William HI
Call at Peabody Kansas. and sister,
Mrs. Helen N. Everett in inneapolis,S
MINI. 1s5 4 h. ss.:s
Now it the time to have your storm
windows examined, repaired and ready
for a cold snap. Not wait until it gets
here te and all CRY at Sonce but sec
Faunce at once and have It attended
to-. Z 25s' irssssst }ss sss
Fruit sale at Richholt's this evening
and all day tomorrow. Pears below
/ cost Don't miss it. SITS q crate. u
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Chicago Union stock ards.

Chicago, Oct Cjattle Good ia
prime steers, IS. so q 40 poor to me.
dunn. SIS so 5 .35 stool erss and feed
sers, $$22.25 a.. 25;; cows. $3.50 a 4.35;;
sheifers, 81: O0@ 4.75 !; 81 calves, s.. 600
IS. rs. Hogs ed and butchers, $5.65
@6.20 y; good to choice heavy, Sc. $50
/ 6.15 rough heavy, IS. so @5. rs light,
$50 @6. 15. Sheep ssoods to choice
swethers, IS. so "a. 35; Western sheep,
$3.50 4.1 &: alive lambs, 400 a $50;
Western $4.25O sc. S
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-05

Special sale of pears ct Richholt's
fruit store, we must get rid Of them.
Tonight and tomorrow We will sell
|, pears BY the crate Tor 81 Less
than cost:
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!, | ! ] / ].
{. The /. { ]! )! = !!.a!.r!k!ets.

S Chic auo, Oct. g ---.s heat opened: 4
! D'seembsr sf,12 n sS5..5.
vtieRt closed October 81 .oezza;;
.December $1.1 3a7aa May MI 1ssa to 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-05

S 1t viii pay you TO see the new shirts
at The Bosto s5c worth rs and
5$1 80. NJ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-05

Geo. Schne ecker now has a work
bench III the Boston. and II doing fine
pressing promptly
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'a)NE CEN NoRD COLUMN


Salesman to sell our Pacific Coast
special ties, and complete line ST
nursery stock. liberal terms, steady
posttio Oregon Nursery ca, De-
troit Mich,
81 LET urnished rooms. Nod
Eern convenience. rs.. . Taylor,
424 Seventh street.
Front room, with an mod rnS CON
iVeniences, with board ana table board,
ats Marshall's 3, phone 193.
NEWSPAPER BAR Gal The best
paying weekly ia North sDakota Tor
sale account owner accept ing position
With corporation Ii the No one
with less than s., 500 cash need answer.
Complete inyestig ation is courted.
Wilkinson, $40 Enddcott, st. Paul,
MINI.
NTHD Girl for general house
work. Mrs.. W. "a. F'alc oner. ;ssss
LOsT "a strap 8 feet long. buckle
on end Finder please return to
sWachter' transfer barn. B.
LOS English setter puppy q nine
mon ths old y light shoulder,
!. marked. Liberal reward Tor informa-
ton leading to 4 recovery. VIM. Y.
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OF AMERICAN YEo.

4 BRoTHERHoo - OF AMERICAN YE0-
4 FRArERNA NE E IL. AND ACCIDENT al
. Insurance organization. Meets the second
Oddfeliews' hall ISC G. w Jones, foreman;
John Beil, corresp lent; r. Y Z. Best, a.
q. d. II. D .ssII E q.
BISMARCK LODGE Nc. .l2o. MEETS THE
! es ass q sasta,e f Bssile :
/. JAMES B MCPHERSON POST NO. 2 . DE.
partment Of North Dakota, Grand Army Of
the Republic Meets every second and
fourth Rs1sdsy y sash north & "a
Commander = S. Pierce, Adjutant.
MrpA NIe TAE S2ksf fH aNb 4i as saR
days Of every month il oddfdlow hall,
&$ at o'clock. Janet Burton. N. G.; Nellie
&. Evarts Secretary. wa j5ss sss
LINCOLN III TEMPLE No. .. MEETS MEETS EVERY
second and fourth Thursday Of each month
at K. P.h hall. Baker block. Nellie EYarts M.
e. c.; Ida McGewan, n. OF g. 3. K
N Il 55s M MACCABEES.
K. O. T. N. IN EETS EVERY FIRST An y
ss5 third Thursday Of each month ct 8 O'Clock
bers cordially welcomed. ID. c. Ramp,
Commander; Chas. Fisher !, Record Keeper.
KNIGHTS OF EPYTHIAS. I3 3$SS
7 ST. ELMO LODGE NC. .. MEETS
# every Wednesday evening AZ +. s T. hall,
w. Wolbert y e. 81 r. and Isl S.
\ MODERN SBROTHERHOOD OF$AMERIcA..
Meets every End and 4th Thursday Of each
q. month in Oddfellows' hall !. IA. \ sss Mar
Il quette, president; Mrs. Idass5 Vhite, secre.
= ttary. IS f$@ ~
Os o. s Sa IgS3 n.
& CAPITAL CITY LODGE NO. q, / q. o.
F. II Meets every Friday evening ~ 4 %.
O. F. hall, Main street. All visiting
~ ShieIds ..T w Haaly Sanrafa ~
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pie and officers, 4 thank you heartily
and pray that God shall reward you Tor
your timely help. Yours to Lift the
fallen, SJno. Hard Capt. salvation
Army, Bismarck. IS
w Went Into the Ditch LAST evening.
while returning to the penite ntiarys5
from town the horse driven ~ Deputy
Warden Mel Donald and Guard Hanson,
became Interchangeable being brighten
ed ~ something along the road near
the stockyards, and percfpitated them
into the ditch, The wheels 81 Nc
Donald 4 pneumatic tired buggy were
bent nearly double in the mix.up. No.
one was injured. however. 1
AT the Show A rather funny thing
happened at the show playing The
Girl from Chilli last night IN the
gAtheneum. The young man who took
the leading part while disguised as
his aunt. In the first act, came rushing
onto the stage to embrace the heroine,
when his foot slipped and he came to
the floor with : heavy thud. knocking
the breath 50 completely out Of him
It was several minutes before he could
resume his part, fsi
$500.
B Giant Peanut Roaster Five hundred
dollars for q peanut rooster seems d
good deal, vet that is the price paid
for one received by Henry Richholt
this morning. # Is Of huge proper
tions, nickle finished and 50 operated
that IT will roast peanuts, popcorn,
and at the same time keep the surplus
stock warm. II IS operated BY steam;
on the top is a small figure represent
ing q man In the act of turning a
crank supposed to run the machine.
The whole IS set on rubber tired
wheels and can be pulled or pushed
wherever the owner pleases. n
Taken Horne for Burial Major J. G..
Pitts returned to Linton this morning
with the remains Of his daughter, Mrs.
sHayerlick, for interment. Mrs. Haver-
lick had been at the hospital here for
only two weeks. and a few days ago
was able to ibe out on the street.
Cerebral hemorrhag was the immedi.
ate cause of Heath. Deceased was 26
years old, and besides her parents,
leaves q little daughter and a husband,
Sergeant Haverlick Of M Company
18th Infantry, now in the Philippines,
to mourn her loss. Funeral services
will be held tomorrow at Linton under
st the burial rites Of the Catholic church
OF which the deceased was a member,
Briquetting at Wilton The rumor
has foated down from Wilton that
General Washburn has concluded to
establish his first briquetting plant
there instead Of Minneapolis, as at
first cont mplated. He has been care
fully looking over the ground yester:
day and today, and has concluded that
the place TO engage in manufactur
ing enterprise is at the base Of sup,
ply Of the raw material, and will at
once order the machinery shipped to
Wilton, where the work Of installing
the plant will be pushed with the
generals Characteristic energy. With
the Hughes plant at Lehigh and the
Washburn plant at Wilton, western
North Dakota bids fair to soon rival
the coal fields Of Pennsylvania in the
output OF fuel products. \, 1 z .35s 81
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81 Before buying heaters Or ranges, SEQ
jFaunce. He has new steele ranges
with or without water fronts, at prices
that will surprise you. ss's
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BISMARCK CHAPTER, N NO. 4 III !, 10. E. S.
5S Meets first and third Fridays In each month
u az Masonic hall Dakota block. Gertrude
81! Miller III w. M; Hattie SHELTON, y Secretary.
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Insure MN 6. .. EaItk. NsHs yoItL lfs'''
seer S D IETIESs
!Ma,lMIG

BISMARCK LODGE, Al: r. "a. NJ No. s.
Meetss first u and third Mondays in each
Ss month al Masonic hall. III H. T.. Reade, w.
q, Burt Finney Secretary. ;sat, l
STANCRED scO MbdANDERY, KNIGHTS
sg Templar No. II. Meets third Thursday in
$ each month ut Masonic hall, Dakota block.
5 Record er. s5s gf s
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Big consi gnment Of fruit at Rich
3hohs received today. All varieties.
Plums, pears, apples, grapes and
peaches. Z ss3 s5 u. sss5s
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20c;; diaries, Is @17c. Eggs--1 4 al
17s4c. Z Poult try Turkeys. 12c; chick
ems, Nc; springs, Zoe. 5iss
5 M THE WEATHER. s s5s5.s
y Fair tonight and Thursday; warmer
east and central portions tonight.
Rising temperature Thursday. Max. 40
min. &C.
Baptist Ladies' a The ladies Of
the Baptist Aid society will meet at
the home Of Mrs. J. II Wallace tomor-
row ct three o'clock 81. 81
Good Bunch Of cattle Sheriff WEIGH
sold his bunch Of good steers to Austin
Logan for 81, Is. which is considered a.
good price. but the bunch. was consid-
cred extra good. 5a$t
B Methodist Aid Society Regular
business meeting 81 the Methodist
Ladies' Aid society will be held at the
residence Of Mrs. ]. ] 3. Dawson Thurs
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Ladies' Aid egular monthly bust
meas meeting Il Of the Presbyterian
Ladies Aid society Thursday after
noon, With WILDER Field. All
members should be present.
Heavy Cattle shipme rents Monday's
cattle receipts at ST. Paul from the
Dakotas and Montana beat the record
- ,s2o, against 1858 on September,
18th: The prices were fair. s d.
jill Bull Is the intention Of C.
M Dab, tthe clothier, Is erect a hnes
brick building next spring on his lot.
purchased from Gen. Hughes, adjoin-
ing the Western house On Main street
VIII Rejoin His Company Lieut.
Thomas u. Brewer, Twenty first In,
FAINT has been relieved from further.
duty at. Fort Smelling and is ordered
TO proceed to Fort Lincoln, N. d, and
Join his company. B.
81 Roosevelt Club meeting for the
organizatio ion of a Roosevelt Marching
Club Id called Tor Thursday, October
l6. 1904 st the Athen cum. All signers
tIot the petit ion and all republican
voters are earnestly requested to at
tend. Good speakers and . rousing
meeting a promis Used. Come ont and
bring your friends
Remains cialmed request was re-
lceiyed yesterday from Lewis valpeth
at New Albany. Ind. that the remains
of his late brother. killed IN Sundays
/ wreck. be sent there for burial. The
frequest was promptly complied with.
The remains 81 Davis, 81 Punt. are
/ still; iii the hands ~ The undertaken,
awaitlng the location of relatives 81
Viewing Their Larsds fessrs. IA q.
Black ana d. 81 Bosworttth. assistant
Is. treaslrer az Cincinnati. came
down from Stevenson last night and
4 ppoceedsd eaat These are the
III = Il IA ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-05

CAPITAL CITY LODGING 10. D., ]. %. o.
n F. II Meets every Friday evening ~ I. q.
NJ Q. F. hall Main street. All visiting
brothers are Invited to call. s nj. sCi.,5 IN. II
\ Shields :.sI. W !. Healy, Secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-05

Small size safe for sale cheap. See
Faunce. Is VI III; IS 4.
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Fruit sale at Richholt's this evening
and all day tomorrow. Pears below
cost. Don't miss it, SITS q crate.
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NTED GirIl for general house
work. Mrs w. A. Falconerr. 4

Lost "a strap s feet long, buckle
end. Finder please return to
Wachter' III transfer barn. ;sSs 81
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THE WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Thursday; warmer
east and central portions tonight
Rising temp erature Thursday. Max. 40
min. &c. III
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K. O.. Il. M.--MEETS EVERY FIRST Amp
81 third Thursday Of each month ct 3 O'clock
# p At Il. q. 81 3: hall listing mem:
Y Commander; Char. Fisher J, Record Keeper.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-05

Roosevelt Club meeting for the
organization of q Roosevelt Marching
Club ID. called for Thursday, October
4. 100 81 the Atheneum. All signers
.of the petition and AL republican
voters are earnestly requested to At
tend. Good speakers and . rousing
meeting "A promised Come ont and
bring your friends.
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Ren1ains Claim dA request was re.
ceiyed yesterday from Lewis Valpeth
,at New Albany. Ind. that the remains
81 HIS late brother. killed n Sundays
wreck, be sent there TOR burial. The
request was promptly complied with.
The remains Of Davis 81 Punt, are
still la the hands az the undertaken,
ting the location of relatives.
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MoDERNsBRoTHERHOOD& or AMERICA..
Meets every End and 18th Thursday Of each
month in Oddf CLOVIS hall, q. FL Mar
4 quette, president; Mrs. Idas White !, secre.
e. tary. M
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y III" &. NICHOLSON REBEKAHENO. 140. n s
MEETS THE FIRST AND THIRD SATuR-
days q every month in Odds iows = hall "
& Eyarts. SecfetarY u
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-05

"A FRATERNAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT
] and last Tuesdays Of each month in the
Oddfellews, hall. !. W. . Jones, foreman;
John Beik, respondent; r. Z. Best, M.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-05

Heavy Cattle shipme nts Mondays
cattle receipts At st. Paul from the
Dakotas and Montana beat the record
- 800, against 1858 on September
18th: The prices were fair. fs5s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-05

VIII Rejoin His Company Lieut..
Thomas q. Brewer Fwenty-first In
sfantry has been relieved from further
duty at Fort Smelling and is ordered
70 proceed ito Fort Lincoln, N. d, and
Join his company. NJ S.5 "a;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-05

% EsI FINISHED rooms. Mod
Eern oonysniences. rs. ri. Taylor,
sSf424 Seventh street.