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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-04
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tonihobc, Dem 2luoitclr Der vNtorp
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@oInuirthihoit oc2 @crru &obu s..
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mllr0c iofort Dem &oli5cimor-
'doll 6drnon 0cmclOct, uno 0icicr
Der Eoli5ci6c60r0c N(n5ci0c i'm.
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Sus Iicucntc @caGOOu 9Iccitnl.


Gle SdnQer Tuuio Barter mo
Qc0en 6oIc hottcu ocItcru ~gIodnitto1
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Stdot Baltimore.
Gas g8cttcr.

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Nrco. %ancrnidmiOt'S yNmcricnn
NrcluCrn" Sicr.

@ci Der 6eriteQlrlg Oieicr @icrc
mer0en MIR &opicn uno Mial} better
GllolitGt Dcrpon0t - ouber ibrc Itci-
0enoc &opnIorit0t. Sin &crild miro
Stc bon Ocrcn &or5iiNIidtcit iibcr5Ht-
gen. Site ST, @rollcrci 1104-t12S
NtIlen-S trnBc. =. & M. Gel. 3Gl,
Mo-. l49i. $50
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Gcunp's feline scr5ltete 9afiees

tperhen in alien Stabttbeilen bon
Baltimore perfauit. Die porsiaIids
analitdl nno mGbiocn Yrciic maiden
oielelben 8craGe5m bcriibmt.
G.0.arnup Gu., Sire, aaifre, 3nfcr
(april5.igiDoSa)
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Samitag. nnS Sonntaas Grfnriiomcn

mad Wolbington $1.25 auf Der
yEenniplponia =. @abn." Wilcte iino
fiir Die Giidfabrt bis Somnt1g
abeno eiiltiD. ollie 3iigc, sen
~Gonareiiional 2imitcb" aisacnom
l1elt. (iIr&Sa)
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0eiSicnSnrsen mad Scntidlano nns
Seltrcih

5u 81 Gents pro Narf uno 20n
Gents pro &rone. Borto EXTRA.
8efliel ausoeIteIlt auf ale Ebet-
Der @elt. @idiee Sdiifsfarten pus
uno nah GcutihIaub. Ebeo. $.
Diener & Co., ia SIt.ecrins
toE-Str. 3imner Scr. 3. QS0-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-04

@irO am II. Sebruur &c
Dcnft. 0ollpcrneltr @uriielo
bat Die @inridtnng oe5 9tegerS Sclt-
m SoucS, Der Dor cinigcn Modell Den
bctoaten @0dtcr &omc9 T.. Cunning
bonn crid)llr1, oIf Nen Il. 6cbrllar
fcit0ciebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-04

MILLER, ~tYrc0erld StQhl, Nltgltlt GoNs
} nan un0 Rihoro g&otfiua 81 Griog.
lcltcu,
Sdmmtlide Grucmmuacu morcn
cinitimmtQ nit Nu3lo6mc Der OcQ
Gopttduo Mobb; fiir oieic 8cf6rOe
unN itiuuutc Gonmiii0r Gotbcurt
(]}cp.D iiir 2icutcnont =, Is. @ciB
non Der SpriBcu.Gompoguic 9tr. 6,
Gle Grucnmmacn trttcn bcute lmj
Wtittcrnoht in &roit.
Gbci NtQcHicw Geo. y. @orton
muroc autoriiirt, SpSiiifotionen iiit
Ocu }mfouf pom }lpporotcn II. Nu9.
riiihlnQ iiir bic beiocu ncuen Sprit-
jcu.GumpoQuic'u 9fr. 26 mo ~ uno
iiir cine mcitcrc SpriBc critcr aloiit
mto elmer SpriBc }pcitcr &loiie ou%
Nuorbcitcn.
&r. Nortou mcl0ctc Scr 8eb0r0c,
Dob ser S6Imldmrom ScouorO Sci
IMP pou Der SpriBen- Gompoqnic Nr.
II Qcitorbcn lei, mo mltrOc dltori-
int, cine 2Ibtbcilung Gcllcruebrlcrtc
5u Ser W}ontu0 MorQru i%tottfiuoeu.
0cn 9ecrOigun1 5t c%nticnocn. Ger
&critor6cnc mobntc in 9tr. 1903, Trc-
0crid Nncmlc, lulo oicntc lett 1892.
llntcr5ci6nct.
N}ouor Gimomt9 mntcr5ci6uetc &c
itCrn Oic ~fol0cuOcu &crorOmmGcn:
Nus Der StUtcrlmlo0c fiir t9u5
$4,000 5r ucrmiuiQcu iijr Gin ncltc>
SprtBenbou9 mo cine mcitcrc Spirit
sen. GoupuQnic OR. 2G) iu Scr ltGhc
BON &coOcnbuQs mo McititroBc.
Ger oStouoorO Stnnc 80" 81 cr=
loubrL an ser GrontIinltroBc, 2OO
6ilb mcitIiM Don @mUm'9 NmL e.
ncn 66l}erucu Shuppcl 5>l crriGt2H.
0W oElutt 90" 81 crinubcn, an
&lott'a @critc uno Glcmcutitrobc
cine ciuacihloiicuc Elottiorm on}u
IcNcn.
Plus 0en1 Sr0n00tltrltt 6ono $40
600 SIT ucrmiaiAcn iiir bic 9icporotur
uu0 ocn llmbou Der it00tii6Cu Sub
maps i'm 8ruu0oiitrift.
@ru. @iltiu@ NntmOrt.
N2opor Gimomla crbicIt Qcitcru
cine 3uidrift pou @rn. WcO. Is. g&iI
fins, Gem an /. 6cbruor IN Den Nll
beitouO 0~cicbtcn @cncrol-S upcrir-
tcu0cntm Der oEcnniDloonicr9obn,"
IN meldcr cr Dem W}oDor fitr icin
fiir5li6c5 ORGANIZATIONS. mo Can't
ihrcibcn Iiir Oic Siilic, Die er scr
Stnbt nad 0Cnt 6clcr Qclciltct, icl-
men pcrbinOli6itcn 0onf n%u@iprud).
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sum I. 6cbrtor 40 GrlmlbniBihcinc
fir @olltcn i'm @ronoOiitritt ml5Gc
ltcllt; Die 40 9%}cubolItcll rcprdicnti
rem cilcn @rrtb bon $1i,661, Hos.
administration.
Cine Gonfcrcu5 BON YcIc9otcn Der
&onoelabc16rOc, Ocr@onnclafonmcr,
oeS o&crcinS ser &ouilcrtc mo Tu.
brifontem" Oca ~%crcina Scr &c
ldo1t0rciIcn0Cn ltn0 &oll'lCltte," Der
@n;bol5b6ric Der Sdu6. unO 2eOcr'
@6ric, Der 3obotS. SonOcI9borie. DER
9mmciitcrb0ric, reS o&crcinS Scr
GrcOitlclltc, 0ca v&creina Der amti
lclrtc unb 6obrifontcn Der Nltitoht"
lrn0 beS 9aItimorcr vGlcoring Sou-
ie" miro nGhiten Mittmoh Nodnlit
tag I'M M~opor8biircou itottiil0cl
3pcdS 9ciprcdun0 Der &lltercl'cl
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@elt eincn Ntomcn 5l %crrinNcu.
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NN'' "'NpS' bNINN' va 80 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-04
Shalin.W 1nucrdlpr.

Narrcniitnng Sunntag, >. Scbrnar,
i'll Der r&uriuartss Sallc," 734 @cit-
Scringtun Strafe, Nniang s llGr
Nbcnos. (29,3I35,36)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-04
Ser SiuaH5plan.

ten ltoot1'den 8erbclicrlmgcn be
cnOct icine 2trbeit. - 3olr2rotcn
iiir Die aanoIiIirimg cmpioblcu.
9}cllc &croronlmg ijir Die 9hl'
ncr &er6eiierunq2 }InIcibc be-
]fiIrmortct,
Go5 aus Den Serrcu Mi1ael Sen.
Tins, Is. Is. 0onler, 0arru ". Grrid,
GUQcn &eUcrinh Or. %ocob $. SOL.
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6ombIcton 5ObH Z. Gtone, 8ilton
SnomOclL @co. ". @cifncr unO @arrD
i. @oopCr bcltc6cn0c Ginuu5 50.
mite iiir Die acplonten It0Otiihcu&crs
bCilCrlulQcu Oollcnocte Qcltcrn 9tad)
mittoQ icine Nrbcjtcn uuO miro Dem
GrefutiO Gomttc fiir Die &crbciic-
rumQapldnc ocn folNcnocn 6inon5
plon juicuOen:
t, Cine 2ntlci6c pom 81, 100000 III
80 Fro3cnt olf 30 Sabre SIT crbcbcl
iiir &urt}ucfc mo ole 3inicu 1no
Observation-Disclosures aus ser
FortltclIer 5ll oeltreltell' mclNc oIc
Observation-Disclosures 3obIt,
,. llutcr olcu l%lmitdnocn Gin 9bs
5ll0',ol'ci'I 81 ou''e'l' l''o 5ll orlil
,3rpcd cine gllci6c BON $10O00,OOO
SIT V~roeoeil' III 3lltcrc''c t~oll,'roo{ls
Der nllilll}lpolcr Hllloll5 FollIlt ol'
Stoot9 "cIrBHcp''R7 iI'l' Il NVo'
81 Vtltu''' clir ocrll'''I'IHe "ull9
rotG mr. o'Il W'orolID DER @~o}lIa2to.
hol S0lI'llS olII5l''P0'll }'oca@ ('h.
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one ,''l'roore YnlI' 'Illo'ollNf 0roB'r
lorro'l' miro, loI'lr Que SloolH0r'tb'
1rolIl'0 'rl'lI'm rrll!a)t lo'ro''' one
9p5ll09to'lo' il'o Que gunner %'r
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4. @n 3ltiIll't pei ollcll ll'Ilell lloo'
t!lo''l 9l'Ir'o'li ''l'c orl''''''l't' jo9r'
l'uc SI'I'''''r !''r o!c elljoo|''''0 III
oet Sl'4llI'osIollo 1'llinlebelI' NM
p'Hpo'p ole S~eForo''llllA lllr o'c 9l1
l'ef @'roc'ltrl'''H9 9!l'c'oe oelll8c
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Hloo l~''ilefooreS Gl9'l'f0lllll mr. oe'l
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Dos Gonitc. lei cS az Der 9(1iiht az.
fonulcit, bdb Scr oldcrcotcl}Ion (pon
Scrru Mothcrl. Sic 9(burosfonol 9nl.
lcihr in iGhr(ihrp Notcu ohunnhlc,
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ltutcr6nltnnas . @cnueiicr.

a@ptE2uGormte. 49, Gicfe gSo6c; oFtft,
gaff, Ruuil"
6baie'S Sbcater. 2tcie g3o6c; vG6e Gidet
OF Geupe Ntuu."
,!ouuiOuNirabcu e 20cGtcr." - 9icie G8o6c;
rNeroB ibe 3SNciiic."
ySBroiE EpCruGuuS." - Ejcic QSode: oNaiis
les. the ,Nmmieur GrudoWGu."
,,W}arblauo. Sbeatcr." ~ Nicfc 0Gohc: idg
LID Mahuea. Acilb's &ulocuiacs5tdr S.
,9teue6 Auoitprium." - 0Iclc IEobC: ocr
Sonia Der 3uUbcrtiiuiilcr MCQur.
Of tbe GircCts."
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Te0ruar. %. "Sfiitullaieft IN Der oE6iIdus
ibropps0due. gE. 1917. I'll Baltimore StruGc.
@tiauaucreiu ,@6cnuciR". - liuntuN oclt O..
SCbrHur. liNaICnbul in OCT o0l1bIaH0 gcns
benin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-04

SdliittclirOit, Sd)mersen, Malaria,
Ga 0rippe nno i6limme GrfGlinngcn
fnrirt Snrd s@lancD's ggnr Wills"
(and in tliiiiiacr Surn). Yrris 25r.
TIlrntbalben u%crfanft.
(SaHSe1&5. G1ttl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-04

4oli5cibcri D t. &u Der.
floiiencn Wionotc lultrOcn 2l09 Ser.
%hnftungcn in Baltimore porNenom,
men. &on ocn @erbuftetcn luorcll
2t3S mdrmlidCh 27t mciblid)cn &c
I6lcdt3, SO5 morcn p%Crbcirothct, 1904
mnrell lcoiQ, 1887 moren NciBe, so
Negcr, 1925 folultcn leicn ull0 idrci
ben, 3Sl iporen 2nnulpbabeten; 2t0l
morcn in 0Cn &erciniQtcn Stoutcu
gc6orelt, 70 in 0Clttidluno, 81 IN
GuBlonb, 10 in ({rlono, 81 III Sta.
licnL II in Ccitrcid). 20 in Golcn, 10
III GnAlnn0 mo @riedenIonO, I IN
NorpcNCn 6 in SdrpebclL i in6rout
reid 3 in @clQicL ic , in 0dncmorf,
96hmcn lIn0 S6ottInn0, ic 1 in Gd'
rd0u 6imnIou0. llngorL scr
Sdmei5o SiioANmcrifo un0 Mcit.
Sleicn. GIG bcJohltcn ibrc @cloitru
fe. 1913 ioBen bic Stroie inn @ci0nQ
nib oh, 1913 imurocn f%rcigciprodcn,
81 ltcllten 9iirQiGoft fir ibren BRO
}cB, 262 luurocu iiir ibrcn &ro5cB
nod Dem @eiGn0nib geinnnt, lulr'
Den nudl &oD. &icm, IS nod Dem
StuotS Irbcitsboua. % nod) Ge.
i%ormonirultcn gciunot.
Gtgent6iimli6c der llnfalL
Sn Der @obnung BON Sru. SouI3
&o6rL 9tr. 1901, McIt.Nortb Nucnnc,
clltltono 0cItcrn Morgen oo0ltrN
6eilcr, Dob cin 6cuitcrporbon0 gcgen
cine @oSfIonmc 0cluebt puroc. 9n3
6eller crreidtc oic @iege ocS 4 Mo
note oIttn aiu0c3 oeS Srn. &obn Ii.
ooilelbe crlitt @rnuoumoen an @oIa
unb I'M @eli0t.
Elobll6Cr COB. Ter 81
Sabre oltc Soicpb @icliS Don g{r. 113,
Siib-@ rccncitroBc, muroc gcitcrn
Wforgcit foot in Dem Sofrolm lcilcr
Mohnltn9 nui0cfnnocn. Coroner
Murtir conitotirtc natiirlidc SoGgS
ltrIadc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-04

Die S%ellcrbcboroe crnountc &C..
tern sic meme SpriBCn Gontpo0nlc
9tr. 2G, fir pcId)c IN Der Nadbor-
ihuit bon 2coocnbolle mOG2cItitrutc
Elm Sans gebolt lpcrocn ioll. 81
NiitnIicocru Scr Gompoonic mlroen
crnomt: Captain SnncS NJ. Hob6,
biSbcr Siclltcnmlt in ser Spribcr
6ompognie Nr. 81; 2icutcuont SO
marc Sroucr@, biSbcr lieutenant IN
Ger Nofel. u1o ScitcrsG
Nr. 3; Moihiniit @. s.. NurpcD bis
her Niilf9s W}nihiniit in GonpoQnic
Mr.. %; Stills Woihiniit Gb. NJ, Not
ter; @oitIcr S, q. Burger; Sd)Ioltdj
manner Sobn &. NtcOIor Sol. $50.
1ober, Mnl. :. Meoober, 5ho9. <.
S'@prnc, Nio @riiiitb mo ". N.Ste.
p%cllion.
NnOcrc Sci0roerlm0cu unO Grncn.
nnllaclt iuoren: Stills Siuermnml
gtilton II. GriAIcp 5llm SielltCnu1t,
Sorell5 @oppmon SUM Stills Woihi
%riItclt. Ole Seitcrm0nncr Sallea Y.
SDonS mo Charles 3. 6op 5u Stills.
Siucrmanncrn, Die Erobe-6 ctcr.
lpebrleite Sobn M. @ooblpiQ ltno
Hobert 2. Tolpnes, iouie Y. s. Wtc-
Sale 81 SdIoildmdrrncrL 3obn s.
2pr5, Safob $. @toribnl(. Snrrp s.
Shceler, @n. 81. EobIcr, S9nl. 6.
Sircets, GOpar0 Sebltcr mo Mni.
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per 25-foot lot. ~.
The work will be done by a con-
tractor who has had large experience
In this class Of labor, which insures
good work, executed speedily. While
there is general regret that the home
bidders did not land the contract, this
Is tempered by the fact that the sue
cessful bidder is we'll known in Bis
marck and that, having all the ap-
pHances for doing the work, can push
it to an earlier completion than was
probably possible for Riel & Kelly to
do.
The Council Proceedings.
Mayor Webb presided at the meet
ing, Aldermen Mckenzie, Slattery,
Tatley, McGillis, Horner, E. G. Patter,
son and Fisher being present. It be.
ing an adjourned regular meeting the
council at once proceeded to open the
sewer bids. The bidders were James
Kennedy, c. H. Porritt, Fargo; Green
& Son, Appleton, Wis, and R. Riel &
P. Kelly, Bismarck. The bids we're az
follows:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-02
We Will CELEBRATE
The FOURTH OF JULY
1T HAS BEEN DECIDED TO FIT
TlNGLY OBSERVE THE
GREAT DAY,
PROPOSED TO PUT ALL ARRANGE.
MENTS IN THE HANDS OF THE
SCHOOL CHILDREN AND
MILITIA COMPANY.

Always full of patriotism and energy
when it comes to celebrations, Farm.
err Wallace has made a canvass of
the city on proposition to make the
coming Fourth of July one that will
more particularly appeal to the
young people. He has seen most of
the. business men and secured assur.
ances of financial support that will
make it most enjoyable day for not
only the young people of the county
but pleasant for the older ones as we'll.
The preliminary arrangements have
been tentatively made today and com.
mittees will be named in a day or
two.
AS outlined at this time there will
be a parade in the morning of the
militia, regulars-if transportation ar.
engagements can be made for them
and consent of the commander Sc.
cured-and the children of the
parochial and public schools of the
city and county, with appropriate
floats, particular feature being the
escort of the colors and guard of old
vets by 100 school children dressed to
form the national emblem. The
parade will end at the high school
yard where appropriate addresses and
singing will be done exclusively by
the younger element. These will be
followed by athletic sports in which
teams from the schools Of other towns
will be invited to participate. Bounti.
full refreshments will be served in
the school yard all day, swings put up
and everything done to make 1t a red
letter event to young America. The
school children Of the entire county
are invited to participate.
In the afternoon there will be bali
game, q tennis tournament, gun club
shoot and other attractions for the
older fry, the day to conclude with q
dance under the auspices Of Company
A. Appropriate prizes win be OF.
fered by the committee in all contests.
This idea Of 4 celebration has been
generally approved by all approached
on the subject and there 10 every rea-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-02
PERSONAL

Dugald Campbell of Emmons county,
the jolly Scotchman, is in the city.
DR.. Bismarck Strauss is visiting his
parents.
Mrs. Sidney Cohen and two children
of Wahpeton, are visiting Mrs. Cohen's
mother, Mrs. Eppinger. Many old
friends will be glad to see her.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Will, Miss
Mabel Will and Miss Ethel Barnes
leave Monday for the east. They will
visit Niagara, Thousand Isles and
Boston. Miss Ethel Barnes will visit
relatives in New York state and about
July LIST will join her father, mother
and Lois in Pittsburg. where two
months visit will be made with rela-
tives. p - K
Attorney Patterson and Ed. Hughes
returned from Fargo this noon.
Gen. Alex. Hughes is in the city. r"
Bert Proctor returned last night
from Cooperstown, where he served
as a witness in a law suit. ,~s
@ J. 8. Dam, the Sanborn hotel man,
Is in the city. IL ~
Ex-Railroad Commissioner J. j..
Youngblood Of Fessenden attended to
some matters before the board Of
pardons today. 4
misrepresentation Frank N. Chaffee
came along from Darlington last
night. MA 4 NJ 3558
Senator A. J. Macdonald is up from
his Emmons county sheep ranch
pleased all over with the price Of
wool. the weather and In fact with
everything.
Attorney Hanley Is over from Man
dan today. II ssss !, u ri .ss &.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-02

A recess of 30 minutes was taken to
allow the sewer committee to figure
up the bids.
Upon reassembling the committee
reported the Kennedy bid as being
the lowest, and a resolution offered by
Alderman Tatley was passed awarding
the contract to James Kennedy and in
structing the mayor to sign a contract
with Kennedy for the work. The
council then adjourned until tonight,
when it is expected the contract will
be signed.
After the meeting, in speaking of
the contract price, Mr.. Green, one of
the bidders said: Bismarck is lucky.
She will not only get her sewers at a
very low figure but has an expert
enced man to do the work"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-02

Mr.. Porritt has bid against Mr..
Kennedy on many a sewer contract
and has done great deal of that
class of work throughout the state. He
said: II would not cut my bid dol
lar, as I consider it an extremely low
figure. The city has secured the best
price for the work that 1 can recall
in this state. Kennedy is one of the
best sewer men in the northwest and
you will be sure of a good job. Yes,
the town is Fortunate"
Among the business men and large
property owners there seems to be
general satisfaction over the contract
price, and the fact that the work will
be finished this year is deemed
matter for congratulation, as it was
not expected it could be closed I'D in
less than two seasons.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-02
The CITY IS LUCKY
ON SEWER CONTRACT
LOWEST BID, $52,525, IS CON
slDERABLY LOWER THAN -.
II ANTICIPATED. ."- E."
JAMES KENNEDY GETS CONTRACT
AND WORK WILL BE CON- j.
Y. PLETED DEC. Is, 'o5.

Bismarck is now assured a sewer
system.
The contract for the work was
awarded last night to James Kennedy
of Fargo for sums which aggregate
s52,525, as against $s5, 900, the highest
bid.
The work will be commenced with
in fifteen days, and completed by
December Is, next.
The contract price Is said to be
the lowest ever secured in this state
forelike work, and cuts the estimated
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-02

Still They Come-Sherif Wasser
brought two prisoners to the pen from
Stutsman county yesterday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-02
c::: J. y ne sS1in: 4 .sS ssf!s: : *ss
Calumet
. Baking K in
. Powder
( .-aoYix me BAMRa POWDER TRUsI-
../N Dt makes pure food
THE CITY
THE WEATHER.

Probably showers tonight and Satur-
day. Stationary temperature. Max.
81, min. 81.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-02
SNAP IN STRAWBERRIES.

SNNT TN . IHH"BERKTES.
Big shipment Of Hood River Straw
berries received today at kaiser's
fruit stand, Fourth street In order to
close out quick they will be sold at
two boxes for rs cents, or $3.50 per
crate. They are magnificent berries.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-02

o. e. s.-Members of the O. E. s.
will meet at Masonic hall tonight.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-02

Flowers are always appropriate for
commencement. Orders taken at the
Capital Book Store.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-02

Medora Won Out-Medora retains
the Billings county seat by four votes
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-02

son to believe it will prove one of the
most enjoyable Fourths the city has
seen.