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nate ones. Little or no risk need be
run If Peruna is kept in the house and
at the first appearance of any symp-
tom of cataIrh taken as directed on the
bottle.
Peruna is safeguard, is preventa-
tive, a specific, is cure for all cases Of
catarrh, acute and chronic, coughs,
colds, consumptin, etc.
II you do not receive prompt and
satisfactory results from the use of Pc.
runa, writs at once to DR.. Hartman,
giving full statement Of your case,
and he will be pleased to give you lis
valuable advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus
Ohio,
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MSSLEN7E A0SLNL

Col Gresham Treasurer Daughters of the Conedeacy and Pre
Village following
Hernden, Fairfax Co., Va:
The PerunaM edcin Co Columbus
cannot speak too highly Of tho value erua believe
getting we'll again.
noticed and tho splendid testimonials given by
but and third bottle and kept improving
Col e. J. Gresham.
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Take two cups of hominy and {
tcaspoonful of salt. Cook thorough.
in double boiler until of n consist
sncy suitable for frying. When done
AXE from the stove and stir in tw,
coffee cups of ground hickory nu
meats; and, while hot, pour into ,
buttered milk pan. Sliced and fried
this takes the place of meat, an,
makes a delicious breakfast dish II
cod weather.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-29

Roll half a dozen butter crackers
fine and soak them In quart of milk
Cream together cup of sugar, 1
quarter of cup of butter, a plncl
Of salt, teaspoonful of mixed grount
spices and half dozen beaten eggs
Add this to the crackers, beat wei
and pour In another pint of milk. But
ter deep pudding dish, pour in tn,
mixture and bake three hours in /,
slow oven.
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Whole Wheat Cookies.
Break one egg Into a cup ana peat
well with fork, add two slightly
rounding teaspoons of softened but
ter, 8 tablespoons of cold water and
one-half level teaspoon Of soda dis
solved in little warm water. FIJI
the cup with crushed or brown sugar,
and turn into a bowl. Mix with two
cups of whole wheat flour or little
more or less, and have stiff dough.
Roll very thin, sprinkling the board
with white -four to make the rolling
easy, and cut in small rounds. Bake
on CREASED pans about II minutes, I'M
til delicate brown. which will take
less than a quarter of an hour.
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Cream cup Of butter with one and
a half cups of powdered sugar. Stir
in the beaten yolks of six eggs, a
pint of flour. teaspoonful each OF
cinnamon and nutmeg and half tea
spoonful of cloves. Have ready mix
ed and dredged with flour quarter
pound of shredded and minced citron,
a half pound of seeded and halved
ralslns and half pound of stemmed
and cleaned currants. Stir this fruit
into the batter, add the stiffened
whites of the six eggs, then, last OF
all. wineglassful of brandy. Turn
into a buttered tin and bake about
two hours.
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One-half pound of apples, one-quar-
ter pound Of sifted sugar, one-quartei
pound of butter, four eggs; pare and
boil apples sufficient to make one-hali
pound when cooked, add sugar and
butter, and the eggs, leave out two
whites, stir and mix well; line somt
patty-pans with puff paste, put in the
mixture and bake twenty minutes.
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This is cooked exactly like leg
Leave the skin on, wash well. scor,
In close lines both ways. rub all oveI
with powdered sage and put to cool
in moderate oven with little boil
Ing water III the pan. Allow twenty
minutes to the pound in very moder
ate oven; basic frequently and serv,
with apple sauce.
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c. B. Wade, the Pendleton banker
who failed recently, has left with Mrs.
Wade for trip . San Francisco. They
may go to He nolulu later.
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Make large sheet of coarse paste
of little lard, flour and enough colo
water to mix. Roll the leg in this
and put it in the dripping pan in the
oven. Allow ten minutes to the pound
Before serving, break off the crust.
Serve with jelly sauce made Of equa
parts Of butter, currant Jelly and Ma
dcira wine. Melt the butter, add tn,
Jelly, and when that is melted, tn
wine; let 1t come to a boil and serve
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MAulane-l Ducked up against q
faro game last night.
Ascum (sarcastically)-And as a re.
suit you broke the bank, Ell?
Wildrake-Yes. | did this morn.
ing, suppose Willie will cry, but
simply had to have car fare.-Phila.
delphia Ledger.
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acquire some chronic all
ment from which they will
never recover.
Unless you take the neces-
sary precautions, the chances
are that you (who read this)
vii, ha oop nj the unfortn-
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One cup flour, three tablespoonful
sugar, one cup graham, one table
spoonful melted butter, one cup milk
one teaspoonful baking powder.
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Mr.. Jones-Oh, yes; l met Dick
Bachelor and told him all about the
,aby.
Mrs. Jones-Did he listen patient
~?
Mr.. Jones-Vcry; he listened SO pa
iiently that l was afraid at first he
wanted to borrow money.-Puck.
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Cold Slnw.

Shred white cabbage very fine
throw into cold water for ten min
utes, drain and dress with oil, vinegar
and salt. Another dressing is table
spoonful of dry mustard, a teaspoon
full of salt and sugar. half Of each
mix smooth with a half pint warm
water and add n wineglass Of melted
butter or cream or oil, as preferred
Heat to boiling, stirring all the time
Take from the fire and add two well
beaten eggs. Set over boiling un
til smooth and thick and add wine
glass of vinegar. Pour over the cab
bage when cold.
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Put two tablespoonfuls of butter
and two of flour in a saucepan; rub
together, add pint of milk, stir I'M
til boiling, add level teaspoonful OF
salt, half the amount of pepper; COW
err the bottom of baking dish with
one-half this sauce; break into 1t six
eggs; cover with the remaining half
of sauce; dust thickly with grated
cheese; stand In a pan Of water and
then in the oven to bake ten or IF
teen minutes; most delicious.
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Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing syrup the best remedy to use
for their children during teething period
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For coughs amt colds there is no bette
medicine than Piso's Cure for Consump
ton. Price % cents.
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She-Papa says that if we get mar
ried he'll pay half the expenses of fur
nishing.
He Qanguidly)-Well, what about
the other half?-Ally Sloper's Half
Holiday.
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A PLAIN TALK
On a Plain Subject In Plain Lam
guage.

The coming winter will cause at least
one-half Of the women to have catarrh,
colds, coughs, pneumonia or consump-
ton. Thousands of women will lose
their lives and tens OF thousands will
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hot II films, hot cakes,
mad with Royal 9. B ! kiI1g
Powder 7 > Is | may IA Be freely
eaten with out fear 81
indigo '; tio j !.
build the addition to the Ward coun-

build the addition to the Ward coun-
ty court house, at SIS, 500. DIX N,
Dickinson is putting In about twenty
blocks Of cement walks this year and
the street crossings are being put in
as fast as the walk is constructed. 81
~ At Rolla, Mrs. Gustave Albrecht, a
bride of only a few months, was ac-
cidentally shot through the arm with
q q shot gun, and SO badly injured that
the arm had to be amputated. "
Prof. Bolley Of the state agricultural
college estimates the wheat yield of
the. state at from to IL bushels per
acre and says the best wheat in the
state will lie north Of a line drawn
from Lakota to Minot. s;5 s ~ s555<s3
The young fellow who did the kill.
ing in the box car at Eckleson the
other night has been released, having
satisfied the coroner's jury that the
killing was in self defense, and they
ia turn found a verdict OF justifiable
homicide. a IA 81 81
Geo. W.. Harrison, formerly Of Lis
bon, is reported to. have accepted the
~ Az Eg
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/ 2 RsoN AIS I

d - n
Hon. John satterlund has gone east
on a land deal. al
Otto Holmberg has returned from
ist. Louis where he spent his vacation
and took in the fair. RI ,.!sl 4
Father Clements returned On the
noon train from q visit to st. Joseph
university Minnesota. y.
Mrs. Colonel Little returned on the
noon train from 8 visit to her old
home ini New Ham shire, 5E
and mrs. Il. y. Reming ton leaves
this afternoon for Chicago where they
VIII visit for several weeks
John Boren wv ln from the farm
today Hs ID shout make "a 81
tend visit sast md Aos,t
h Brooks Hoskins ma Phflip Msyers
returned today lro1n song Lake where
they mall u 5000 liked bS If ducks
Miss Jones ma aIiss Jons zen of ths
public school force etnrned from ths
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state agency for Ohio Of the North
western Life Insurance company, and
with wit his family who have been resid-
ing at Faribault. Mimi, for sometime
past, win remove to Lima, Ohio.
Devils Lake b InterO Ocean: J. o.;
B&ughmanS received a supply Of young
cat fish from the y. s. Fish Commits
sioner, for the purpose Of ! stocking
Devils Lake. Mr.. Boughman has been
in corresponde with the govern
ment officials for some time, and after.
an investigation Of the water and
ether conditions, the government ON
cials decided that cat fish. would
thrive in the lake and und ertook the
work Of stocking it,. The fish were
slipped in charge Of two government
officials from the government hatch
i cry Il. ~ ,S NJ 81 " 5S
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STATE. NEWS.

Mrs. Davis, county perintendent Of
lcass county, will have no opposition
for re-ele ction. N .s
Wallace Washburn was arrested at
Grafton with q quantity Of counterfeit
money IN his possession. sss
p. n. Lord or Northfield, Mimi. will
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! CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.

: E,r.s
I. Baptist Church Services at II a. m
Sunday, subject Evolution. 8 p.
m. Sunday, subject Open Door,
Bible school 1915 p. m. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday at 8 p. m. We invite
friends to worship with US. p. j
Collop, pastor. =.3 a e sf 4. .5Ss> 7
Presbyterian Church So Preaching
services on Sunday morning at II
o'clock; Sunday school at 1915 p. m
In the evening there will be a song
service beginning at 8 o'clock. Pray.
ter meeting on Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock. A cordial invitation is
given to all to attend these services.
Nv. Hayes, pastor. ..ss..@y :@ ;.sa, v. ID
st. Paul's M. e. Church Regular
services September 18th will be held
when the Rev. Chas. E. White will
commence a series OF addresses on
70 txl5gs sr.al b.
the Origin of the Bible" at II O'Clock
The first address will deal with the
manuscript, version and translations
lin. fact It will cover the ground of the
Bible from leaf to papri, to- calf skin
and |. morocco, Evening service will
commence at 8 o'clock. subject "The
Man Who Well Nigh Slipped"
song service will precede the evening
service. The musical program will be
under ~ the direction Of Prof ]. Newton
/ Moore ,' Special anthems and solos b.
the choir. q League service will com
nrence at I O'clock sharp Everyone
invited to attend these services. II 4. 4.
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NEWELL {: Y 4: | 1. WILL Y BE HERE.
#chief ct the Reclamation Service Will
BE Here On Monday Morninn. AZ

Chief OF the Reel alton Service VIII
Pc Here On Monday Morning.
s Chief e Il: Newell Of the reclama-
ton service Of the United States
geological survey, who IS in charge Of
the work Of government irrigation,
will arrive In the city on Monday with
State Engineer E. F. Chandler. "A
telegram to this effect was received
from Mr.. Newell by President e. A.
Williams Of the state irrigation asso-
citation today. a IL telegram OF invita-
ton was sent to Chief Newell by Mr..
Williams at Minot a day or SO ago.
Arrangements have been made to
take Mr.. Newell to Expansion up the
river, in one 81 Captain Bakers boats,
which has been tend for that pur.
pose This will give Mr.. Newell an
oppor tunity to consider the possibility
of irrigating bench lands along the
river by means Of pumping, and will
also afford an opportunity to see the
vast fields Of Ignite coal along the
river. N sss NH h IN IF -5f; ;y,S Sa B, Y
Mt. Newell has been making trip
Of investigation through the contem
plated irrigation projects IN Montana
and has also visited Minot, where
there is a proposed irrigation project
along the Mouse river. t., r., 4 IL n !.
Special excursion to Mandan nex1
Friday September 9th, to see "a
Romance OF Coon Hollow Tickets
on sale at Remington's. :.5,.. Fl: b
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m s4Ia va

partment Of North Dakota, g and Army Of
ss the Republic. Meets every second and
q fourth Thursday in each month at ca Al;
III r. hall, Bismarck, N. p. N =. Tibbals, Post
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5 Z IL NICHOLSON REBEKAH NO. i 10. u Ss
MEETS THE FRS AND THIRD Saturn
&2 days Of every month il HOd BLOWS halls
E. Eyarts Secretary,
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IN p I. 70 r. d. nj
CAPITAL CITY LODGE NO. ". III I. 20. .
F. Meets every Friday evening at I. %
.%$ @. F. hall 4, Main Ss5 street All S visiting
bfethers:are myited tS eali. ~ + Y
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east today ready to- beging th cir work
next week. n
Mrs III. A. ana daughter
Edna came up from Lint today Her
ldaughte will enter the, public school
there for the winter.
Miss Grace Me- Hugh left on the
afternoon train for Dickinson where
she has been engaged as teacher III
Grade of the city schools At that
place
Misses Rose and Grace NJ McTIug1n
went west on the noon train Miss
Rose will resume her work in the
sMand dan school and Grace viii teach
In the dickinson school. s.l
Lieut.. Leavitt has returned from his
f1urlough and is again on duty at Fort
Lincoln, where he, recently took charge
as quartermaster preparatory to the
change Of troops at that post.
John Hare will leave tonight for
Helena where he will attend school
during the winter. Mrs. Hare 8 and
Frances expect ito spend most Of the
winter ii alifornia.
William Hyde left this morning for
the east. 81 Some financial difaculties
which necessitated his recent return
from Jamestown with sheriff WEIGH
were fixed up TO permit Of his de.
parture. 81 u S
w. 8. Stout Of Toronto and s.. a.
Davis of st. Paul. resident and super
intend lent espectively Of the West
lern Express company, arrived III the
city last evening and went north over
the 500 this morning 8 III II II
Mr.. w. r. Cochrane, jr., cadet at the
%. 8. naval acad emy at Annapolis, ar
lrived last night for q months visit
| with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r
Cochrane.S He has completed his
years work and has been on a three
months cruise during the summer. #
Il
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i BISMARCK CHAPTER 70. @ l1, O. E. S.
Meets first and fhif ~ Friday in: each month
al Masonic han ;sS DAKOTA block. Gertrude
Miller W. ,s liastis Slislton. Secretary.
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Az GUST WEDDING.
Wedding Of Miss Mclaughlin and Mr..
Mcdonald at ElboWoods. n "a. 4

Wedding Of Miss Mclaughlin and Mr.!
Mcdonald at ElboWoods. 81
One sof the prettiest August we'd
dings, was that of Miss May Mcf.augh-
lin and William Mcdonald, which took
place August 81. 1904 4, at Spring Cot
tage, the home Of the bride. The
ceremony was performed BY Rev Fr.
Fabeau Of ElboWoods, NJ p. Miss
Helen. Mel auhglin, sister Of the bride,
was maid Of honor, and John Melon
aid, brother Of the groom, was best
man. Misses Name Mcdonald and
sAbbie Breen were bridesmaids, and
Chas Mel aughlin and Homer. David
son acted as ushers. The bride was
,attired IN cream silk over white
taffeta and carried white crysanthums
The maid 81 honor was atttred in pink
null and carried pink crysanth un,s
5Immed lately after the ceremony q an
elaborate ! supper was served to h 100
guests. The house was artistically
decorated, with smilax, sweet peas
and house plants. The wedding
march was played by the Elbowoods
orchestra The young couple left for
st. Louis, and other eastern points.
They will be at home after October
LIST, at Mandan, They received many
beautiful and costly presents The.
out Of town guests were as follows:
Mrs. +. Flannery, Glenullin, N. D.;
Mrs. F.F =. Mcdonald. Misses Name
Mcdonald and Abbie Breen, Mr.. John
Mcdonald, iir., Mandan;f Mr. Jas. Boyle,
Coal Harbor: Mr.. Ralph Ward, Coal
Harbor;; Miss Aldyth Ward. Bismarck.
The n. P. viii run special train to
sMandan next Friday night, leaving
here at 8 :45 p. m The attraction is
LA Romance Of Coon Hollow" at the
Il
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Typewriting From Notes.

Dictate letters after supper; they
will be neatly written and on your
desk in the morning. Postal brings
one Of our men. P. o. Box 27O.
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FOR RENT AA Ave room house and
barn, corner Of 18th street and Broad
way Call on aTully, 82O5 18th
street. II:
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THE We THER.i

t5s {35
5;; y s I, ]. !. q. y.
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O, Il, a 8 ~ . &. go
b 835
Labor ond q AZ next is Dor
day and q ID holiday hours VIII be observed
J, a Az he postofi'cce which Will be open
from II to q oclock
5# lln'pr,ovins lends Of ], H Newton,
who has been seriously ~ plleu-
MONA for. the past week viii be glad
to know ne is i e
worms Y l.1ls have e ndedE With heavy
rains in the twin c ~ ties max ing the
track slippery and delaying out bound
ira 3 III
5ssss sIsis: n 5i.55S
prairie tow Y scarce IN the vicinity 81
the the City. No 1; large bags OF game are
r IS, hunters u averaging from % 8
to so birds to the party. n f5 AL
Many Duel party from Manda ln
~ ~ l14ftoHk LINKS anu reports
thousands of ducks in that section
George Moves came z up from 'Ef there to-
day IL 9 large number abs 3.2s
s5s5
# ' 1u.sf ~ ete y II s5o u
prsac.n ~ ~ s9N s'aisn Lienelan
'.' .1 lnoi toW s ~ y
Rev. Gull tro y Will preac
@ Sues lta' the Road-Chas. Lind, the 500
fireman who suffered g broken back ls
i1 an Y accident On the 500 road near
~ has brou ght suit AGAINST the
road for nag, 900 ct Miinlne e stt
81 --,.-s 3
az the 500 TOAD no sun cred the am 80
putation OF his leg as result Ct a sa
acciden several weeks ago On
the the street vest on crutch hes, for
the tbs first time since sn the accident
Il
Fine String ct Duclss rocks Hos q, !
slSslns and 81 PHILIP Meyer returned To.
Day from q hunting tip IN the north z:
eastern part Of the & county with mice e
string ofsducis Iley had The rather l1H
u lln for Y experience Of being out
in the * storm st$.
5s
. ou ~ AoIourneo 'lserlet, court 8
" ts'n mas a'l3o w VIII ~
euflie ~ ~ g. ssYelai sisil GASES =:
Were uisposeu ~. le Oily crl1ninal
csase Was 49, = .Y - " Yorsse
cnarseu VII hur 'sl any e cnanses q
nue !" s 49, ! q
&. . 8. ---.,
sor.n ako'a ricn'eT-A postal care arg
tn ID ~ 49, 'iins ~ - s. oeaetie' c 'f
~ u io' " ~ - " iso.en
1900 = ~ Q 51.'s sneio 81 rolh'
! =, !. RI $500 tuonpay, sepl
~ Is a z, 81 .eso w g
~. - ~ 81 ~ uoch' oeaeee
I'D s s 80 !, - s. urnans W
80 s. 80 'a,l'e 81 ssgua.. Z: 81
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Insure With G. >. Edle |! 'Aex York LIE
SECRET s Q c,IlIEl:T'!llES,5
.MA...;ll.NIC.

n BISMARCK LODGE, A.' F. & IA. NJ. 7, No. s..
! Meets first and third Mondays III each
4 month at Masonic hall. H. J.. Reade,, wv.
N M. Burt Finney y, Secretary. stsss$ 5h
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TANcRED CoMMANDERY,5 KNIGHTS
Templar, No. II. Meets third Thursday in
A. each month Of Masonic hall Dakota. block.
3 Recorder. ssSi Nm ss
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why take any Chances

with some new and untried medicine for
such serious troubles as diarrhea, cramps,
dysentery, when you should know that for 1
over half q century Painkiller has cured
r.illions OF cases? Look ont for limitations,
there IS only one genuin> Perry Davis,.''s
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.. 5Nl4CC4BEE!S


K. o. T. M.-MEETS EVERY FIRsTsAND
\ third Thursday of each month at s o'clock
], o.. M, at r o. O.E ~ hall. ~ Visiting mem
bers cordially welcomed A. d g. b Ramp,
Commander; Chas. 3 Fisher Record Keeper:
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Ss The + new q season. line of school
shoes has just been opened at Webb
Bros. II 5y5 n n ts
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m r, =, KNIGHTS OF PYThIA s.
ST. ELMO ODGE, Nc. 4. n MEETS
81 every Wednesday II evening at X p. hall,
Il Baker block. e. ~. Townsend, C. &C, g.
z. W. Wolbert, K. Of r. and S. vs. ~ ssS
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MODERN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA.
Meets every end and 4th Thursday Of each
month in Oddfell lows Fl hall. a. F. Mar.
'quette, presidents Mrs. Ida White, secr ere
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The N. P. viii run a special train to
Mandan next Friday night, leaving
here at s:45 p. M The attraction is
ga Romance Of Coon Hollow" at the
Mandan opera house. Tickets on sale
at Remingt IS 5ssss ss; S
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AGENTS {WANTED to sell our super
ior western grawn nursery stock Com
plete line, Including latest and best
specialties. Pay highest commits sion.
Cash weekly Finest outfit Steady
position the! year round Ito reliable,
hustling men. Oregon Nursery Co,
Detroit, Mich
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d A fresh 4 line of guns and loaded
shells at Grambs 81 Gilbert.
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ONE ! CENT WORD COLUMN.

FyS)R REN1 ~ 2 Furnished B rooms,
Mrs. Brad so7 4th street, az inquire
az Tribune.
s3 81 FOR 81 IIotel and livery, The
sstickney, Steele, North Dakota, estab-
sished IL years. Large two story
building ana furniture complete; sub
stantial livery stock complete. with
spacious ground. Price and terms
asonable. Address, Mrs Sarah
\ Mayer, Steele, IN .:
FOR sA good residence prop.
erty. Geo. M. Registe n {,
FOR SALE good Ithaca gun;
cheap. 3O54 Third street.
5.. 5s F'oR sA n,rrniture ana house,
hold goods Cali Mrs Gilman.s,
SIG 10th street
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-03

ESSs Sues the Road has. Lind, the 500
fireman, who suffered 8 broken back
in an accident On the 500 road near
Wishek, has brought suit against the
road for $40, 900 at nneapolis
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-03

Many Due party from Mandan
Il hunting ct Long Lake and reports
thousands 81 ducks - that section:
George Moves came up from there to-
day with q large number