The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS, !


HOTEL YENDoME-alrs.> T. Holmes, Gales
burg Miss Louise Holmes, ,Galesburg; S. H
Eat and family Galesbarg Dr. and Mrs.
town. g. s0S MeGrer Hannah Il f B. Mra E.
A. fsn; Taylor, ceumbia, s; c.; j: q; Adams and
cago; Mr.. and Mrs. j. D., Lovig, Waynesboro,
Pa; .. H. Chase and wife. Red Lake Falls;
Fordyce, lincoln; 7. F. Ryan Harpers Fer
~, Iowa Mr.; and Mrs.oC a. Richardson,
Sal ST. s. KehGss GhsGes Gy - H.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Warren, Grand Forks;
9: L. Craig, Tracy. Mimi; Charles Robbins
Madison fosEs T. hs stpss
da. Rv Wnnass 1Sv.ta 3SES
W R. Tewle and family. Sandstrom; Oscar
Halston, Lanesboro, Pa; Mrs. r. NJ. Kent, Des
Moines; James Kabaker, Chicago; Charles Wei
Irons, Omaha H: M: Hanson, i Hanley Fails;
s: E Vaughn Westteld, Mass; L. E.. Dandut,
HOTEL STi!IseH %YsER-L. Remey. Portage lie
RE&lsle, Man. i J, 3 $ Grant George S. Miller,
chicago Andrus eooley Detroit: cara M II.
Jackson; Sparta Wis; p =; Deonn. Peoria;
and wife. La Crosse; Fred e. Smith, Langdon,
sy p I ! sseS se'satgs R e. A7s7
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Conway, Albert Lea; John B. johnson and
wife, osakis, Mimi John Brown, Los Ange.
Memkoland, Royalton; G. i E. Locherty, Chi
cago; ]. G. Byrnes and. sons, Wells, Mimi
James Yinrmnan, Pella,l Iowa; F. P. Mason,
Ter, Cleveland; Ella Mathewson, Sioux Fails,
E.. Dorne, milwaukee,; Katherine =. Mcvicar;
1ol,o fac ,L,,,,,
n. D.; O. R. Barnes and wife, Bismarck N.
D.; +. G. Hendrickson, Chicago; T. NJ.
Rayiss New York ypk = Boss qhiesgH
U. S. Indian Service, Fort Peck Agency, Mon:
tara Aug e. l99S Sealed proposals. Endorsed
to e II sna |
PM Sept a. 1so5 for furnishing and d fsHSs
about is, 600 feet common boards III 900 feet
dimension lumber, 1900 feet ceiling, $4,000
shingles 5000 feet fooring. 400 balusters.
shiplap, finishing lumber, building paper, mould
and specifications which may be obtained al
the agency, required to repair agency and school
1an as At ss II bsa s,d1 are e
articles SO offered will be subject to rigid in
for the best interests Of the service Each bio
must be accompanied by certified check OF
vent national bank. made payable to the orde
of the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs for a
least 5 per cent of the amount Of the pro
posal, which check or draft shall be forfeited
to the United STATES in case a bidder 'receiyin,
an award shall fail to execute promptly a sat
isfactory contract in accordance with his bid
otherwise to be returned to- bidder. Bids ac
companied by cash in lieu Of check or draf
apply to C.. B. Loiiniller, Superintendent Poplar
| Montana sfz 1.f5s5S, s.f
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALs-DEPARTM
| of the Interior, u, s. Indian Service, Croy
Greek Agency, South Dakota, Aug. q, 1905.
Sealed proposals Endorsed Proposals 10
signed at Crowcreek, SD, will be received a
this agency until j o'clock pm. Of Sept. 19
1905. for furnishing and delivering about IA 90
| feet Of assorted lumber $50 900 shingles, 1f,65
| Ing paper. 10000 brick, $3.50 pounds whit
/ lead, 112, 800 Iath 300 barrels line OIL paint
hardware, etc., a full description Of which cal
be obtained from the Undersigned Bidder
of each article to be offered under contract
! All articles SO offered will be subject to rigi
| inspection. The right is reserved to reject an
or all bids or any part Of any bid If deeme
for the best interests of the service. Each bi
must be accompanied by certified check o
draft upon some United States depository o
solvent national bank, made payable to the OF
der of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 70
| at least per cent of the amount Of the pre-
/ posal, which check or. draft shall be forfefte
| to the United States in case bidder receivin
| an award shall fail to execute promptly sal
/ isfactory contract in accordance with his bid
/ otherwise to be returned to bidder Bids az
comPanied By cash IN .nes,sof Certified check WI
i ply to- III. p. chamberlain y. s. Indian Agent
{ Crowcreek, s. D.