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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
WarDIano.

Sin braper 1~9iGbrieer Sobn
ees 9ibters grnit Senrici, melf)'
lesterer fiir5li6 BON Baltimore nod
europa suriidfebrte, bat iett altf
einem lanbliden slusfllle in Warp-
lanO obne feline Shulb l1nbeil an.
serihtet. Gr ieste iib an Der
StraBe I'M Marplonoer Carroll
County in BEN S6utten, Inn iih elm
8los 2imonaSe Su MAIDEN. gu
bieier 3eit fubr Der Sarmer S. @es.
lep 3epp init ieinem Sobne Wilbur
e. 3epp ooriiber, INN iih nod Der
proteltantilfen Stride in Sinfsbur9
81 beeeben, in meld}er er Wit9lieo
oes air6enratbs NOR. Die beioen
Sarrner eriiBten Den iunsen Sremo.
ling uno sieier ermioerte ben Grub
in Der ber5lifiten @eiie. @enige
Setnnoen ipGter er tonte elm SfuB
uns Der altere Sormer ianf in iei-
mem @~a9eniise tobt porniiber. Cine
NOR linn binten in ben 4ppf
u10 am Muae Dteoer berauS getab.
rem. Der Sobn bate gar nift se-
baB iein @ater geifoiien mar,
ionoern bemerfte es crit. oils Die 9ii.
gel oes Yierbes Den Sdnoen entfie-
len. Ser SoO mliB auf Der Stele
einectreten iein. Senrici bate bel
Dem 3ubereiten ieiner 9imonabe aui
ben 0riifer Ieines Sagogenebres ees
treten uno baburf muB Der ShuB
loseeeangen iein. Ter iid) Der Ser.
Speiilrng bingebenbe jun9e Mann
muree SunG6it p~erbaftet. Gr lit in
Baltimore in eiitem sroben 8eihaft
OILS 3eihner ongeitcllt. 0o iif)
ieine gdn5li6e llnihulb b%erausite1te,
10 lpuroe er ipGter gesen mabige
Siirgidait freigeloiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18

Gin ionoerbarcr Soa pirb aus
ocf 0cmeinbe Ggregp in llngorn &c.
mdlSet, Iieier Gage ipilroe Der
oottigc Ginwobner Simon &nb be.
crot9t. er NOR ELM 1uberit miirri.
ifer Alter nno bi,lbete in Den lcttcit
Sabren fait Nicniano I'm lid, uno
in|s G%eionOere ieine nGd,itcn Scr.
mdioten erfrGltcn iih ieinerieits
elmer gan5 ausgeiudten llnbcfiebt.
belt. 9ci GrDfinung bes 5eIta.
mcntS ltelte es lid MN beraus, baB
Der Gei5hals iein 10000 aroncn be.
trngenoes @erniogen IN ieinsm
ifmar5en Solonrod neripabrt 6atte.
Sn 0ieiem aleioungSltiid mor er elm.
geiargt morocu. Nit beborbliher
Vcniligung puroe INN oas @rab
mieoer geoffnet, unb i'm Nod ian6en
lid) riftig 5ilr bellen Sreuoe Der Ia.
denoen Grben Ole gullScn 10000
&ronen III elmer Gde iiiriorglid EN-.
gcndbt.
Gas lori alciu.8 ribanomsfa
1T cincm perbcercnben 9ronoa sum
Spfer geiallcn. llebcr bunoert
@Gilicr u,o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ipuroen elm Ganb Der Elommcn.
Inter ben arlrcn s%lbbrGnclern
berridt Die groBte Notb. Tie Siaoi.
pertrctung bon g~oriiioslicbsf bat
fiir Die obood)loicn Venobner BON
Stein. 8ribanomafa cine 3ilfsoftipn
cingclcitet.
Ter bodbe.agtc 2onbpirtb II.
piidcf III @rulid) gcrietb nit ieincr
Eod)ier liz Streit ullo tic iild5te ii6
ocsbol6 utbersmo cinen Iicnit. Gr
brnbtc aber iih ielbit mllb iein Sab
ino @llt Su pcrniftcn. Iics madte
per gllte ol,d) 5lir entietlid)cn Mobr.
belt. Gr Siinbcte icin @obnboNs.
pie fd)uppcn unb SGcincn an NIB
erbdagtc iid bonn nif bcm Sofbo.
ben bes brcnncnben Souies. Men
fanS i'm ais perfohltc Seidc. Ter
gail5e Sicb5eiinnb ionic oi,d) Wert6.
papicre lpurOen bon Den Slammcn
rcrnid;tct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
@iSeouNn.

Snmes Goiiop, Elm BEL Yop.
iipni m~obnbaiter Sormer, bat ci9cn.
tbiimlide Griobrungen in Der @be
gemad)t unO 'id) MN on Die @cridlte
geruallot, nm micber IN Den Belts lei.
llcr 6arm 5ll gelongcn, Die CT lcincm
@eibhen iibcridrieben botte. GaI.
lion, Elm Mom bon al Subren,
mollte lid allf Dem nift mebr rllge.
ipobnlihem @ege elmer 3eitungs.
s~lnnonce cine Srarl perid)aiicn uno
crbiclt inter onberem uld) cine gu.
ihriit bon cinrm W1od)en IN Mil-
mnufee, bas iiG bereit erflarte, icin
@eib perben 81 moaen. Ser damn
reiite alif nod Milmaufce, no er
Die auserforene t~refien iolte. Sic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
gin bcn ySricffaitcn"

s.nr itotr erObcn 3t;,urs fp:ro tdali6 bieitlb,
Grnat gtri6ici: 30 babt mid ou;d ibot;bts Der
nsdldHieuna ND llsbudrtrtpeuua ruiEiy;. 81
ltitt oil ~llebtlfc!,, AaiipbeR, ~RrpiiGmrj, Sd)lpiH.
ctt, 8iidtnidlpa6r, iclu:t an Gtri,opirre uGo gebet:
GribinclhlrQ mcbttno mtia: a;due Gti;disidrbt mn
o, etibpoucutn auaenlior mir idqtn, Dab aud
mc;rt N:trer c~u:Iiirbe; ijno. 5as sd:btu Sic mi,
IN ihir! Nut bon mir pyiunt;n W;;;tl bootn r;his
pcbo!ier. llro IN J,pm 6inc lp;rp bic Nr,tpor
.du;sr, bah pie meittu g%a:erimepijiuer. Sausm;;itl,
mo iui, r;ti, M:riurtr ioua rob hebeu moGcr.
r:6:s ht,jn, %,ountr, ipcil ic mn oui otn o~uacrb.id:
li6tr Giitti tcrs6rci. rUr jc::ptilia bic Spm?:om,
oHrb Gucdillbtr obct crne.s GB,rbc S;oii. %ptriscjs
ben, r;ti nbtv Rem Scber ami Der 8ruEo orbtu upr
Elm Enoc brci:er. Sclitn fogrtn Oh INK oe b..
rnbutcn q. ptrrdro Grauic.p;Gtr. D. b. cine r;yti
lido, cus Zen bc:.trdifat;r pi.on,uiaitsH juhre;i
;ttt Nrinei. Die ibo1 u~rIab!iatr Gtiotupsr %ee5olier
bat, uro ipay besbolb atboiitn BAT, mel. IL otm lie:
bi nui btr| @;uuo cth!, es ge:sauuna iuitptr br:
ttn: uro rti6:s, on;t3 Slu; idaiit: et Guelt
utu'r. G~tiurocy Gst,rstrai;. an duer ayo:betn iii;
MIR - etris 81 babtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
Wmbtc @MnOrr Ieioen.

9. j. 2ecf bon Concord, ap.,
idreibt: y@Gbreno 20 Sobren bottc
i'd Sobesolalen m,S5ultcben infolGe
ciner &unbe an mcirer Sberlippe.
Sic SdmcrScn worcn mandmol 10
grob. bub id) nid)t ellen fonnte.
NohSem ib ule Mittel perlift
bottc, furirte id) Die @iInoc iflieb-
lid nit @udlen's slruica Solbe."
sic lit uniibertreiilih iiir @runo.
itnb Sdnittmmocn uno @unoen
irgel,b melfer Mrt. 81 BADEN IN
Z. ". Muete's Ipoibefe. 656 Wain
Strabe, dubuque, Soma. glos 20
Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
Glue ~Mebcrraj6mma.

Cine aneenebme lteberraifung
fonnen Sic Sbrem Mosen utD
Sbrer Seber bosur6 bereiten, bob
Sic cine MeoiSin nebmen, meld)e
beren Eeinen ul,b llnonrebmliffci-
ten linbert, nGmlid: Or. Sings Neru
2ife Tias. Sic iinb cine number
mirfenbe Weoi5in, melde ihnelle
2inberlrng unb Seiluns in ,SGnen
bon 9opfifmerSen, Shipinbelon.
faGen uns 8eritopiung bringt. %
Gents in Z. GO. Huetc's @potbcfe,
656 Wioin Strabe, Dubuque, Scpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
TcnfIprmd)c.

@er @robes mil un0 Coles tblit,
Gem gibt Der @innel Strait uno
Wut6.
$50
@ie zines Meni6en Sinn utb art
Gid Dir am leidteiten oficnbart?
Sob i'm reben uno 5dble it'll iiir oidl,
@ie oft or gcbraud)t oas 8ortfycn
sd.
%J+
SnS mas bein 9liig' an onbern iab,
@irb onbern niht an Dir cntgeb'n;
gSir lteb'n inns ielber piel ju nab,
lin uni're 0ebler icibit 5u icb'n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18

bieier no9 &iraem itorb. Or ftanb
nod IN benz beiten MannesnIter.
Cine brape Satin unb orei Iiebe
&inber, atpei Sohter unb elm Sobn,
trauern nit pieIen Srei,nben in eert.
iden u1b amerifoniiHen 8reiien
iiber bieien fiirfterliden SON.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18

lit fir slue bart eenrs, aber spei
Wal 10 iftper fir 0enienieen, mel.
der fra1lf unb in @eraneiflune lit.
Sorni's IlpenfrGi,ter : gIutbe(eber
gibt Dem aranfen nelie Soffnung =
nod eintGglider 9ebauolung. Seine
Slpetbefer Meoisin. Ioreiie: Or.
Better Sabrnep, 112-1 i'd 60.
Sppne Ine., Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18

lieb i'm aber persebens lportcn, Tie
fam nidt. SieGeidr por ihr DER
Sonoel leio genorben. Gaiiiop
mollte aber onifeineuo nidt obne
6rau al,i ieire Norm 5uriiffebren
uno begab iit uitf Die Sud)e. 9alb
fanO err Damn audi Elm WGbd)en, bos
ibm gefiel u,o er madte oemielben
cinen Seirotbsontrag, Der ul,d) onge.
nomnlen ni,rbe. @cnnu iefs Stunl-
Den mar Die Scfanntifoit alt, IA
batte Der Sormer Den Seiratbsihcin,
Den GispenS bonn &ifter ul,b cine
Srar. 9alb naG Ger Iiiffebr naf)
Topiippi perihrieb Gniii6p ieiner
Srou ieine Sorm, Damn aber per
idtpanO bas @eibd)cn. Sest ioQ
bos 6cridt linn belien, aus Dem
Srubel 81 fommen.
Snmes @%eppenoer, Der Dem
Srrenbouie en%tiprlineene nngcblife
Morbcr oeS Eoli5eid)cfs Mcslrtbur,
ocn Sbcriif @riggs nad miibcpoQcr
Sogo oingfcit mad1te, murOe om
Tonnerstng Gorn,ittog peril. @odc
i'm MlinicipalAcridJte 5u Intigo Dor
geiiibrt inter Der s(nfloge bes Nor-
bes. Gas Terbor mlrbe bis 5i,il
"A. Suli pcrit)obcn uno Die 5roge,
oh Der &crflogtc pieber ms Siren
oipl 5u Sibfoib gcbrnht ncrOcn iou,
id)lpebt nod. Sbcriii @riggs &c.
lang es crit nod, 5cbntdgiger SSagO
in Der IoIt unburhoringlifen @ilo.
nib meitlid bon gntigp Den Ser
fpl9ten 81 foiien. @eppcrber mar
oils perpe9cncr Surifc lino iiherer
Sd)iibe befanut, Die Stratcgie bes
SbcriiiS, Der iibrigcns Gin berfllliih
gcballter Momn lit, lit oofcr umic-
lnebr all5uerfcnnen. Eodoem er
bereits mebrere Gage III Dem guih
ilmbergelouicn NOR, ioro or enbli6
Spuren bcs Geiuften. Wcilenpeit
iolgten @rie9s uno iein 9egleiter
ben Spuren, bis lie OH cine nit
mannsbpbem @eitriipp bcrpafienc
alGrnng famen, in Der lie ben Siren
u%ermutbeten. 8riggs iprong iibcr
cinen 9rabt5oln, perifponb aber
iofbrt in Dem bobcn @raie, Oos per-
uriufte @erduih belpog ober Den
Sliiftlin9, iih atf5rridten, ulto init
Gelpebr i'm IniGloge belt cr nod
ieinen @eriolgern Iusifau. Nun
bate man Dos @ilb. Briggs fred
irie Elm Snbiuner nabcr irno OILS CT
MIR nod wenige Shritte bon Dem
ssrren entfernt mar. iprang er oui
i'm 81. Ger Damn bate iein Sc.
nebr in Der SanD, fam aber nid]t
5lim Sdpuiie. Gin fur5es, per5mei.
feltes Mineen folgte, ober Die aor-
%perfrdfte bes Sberiffs paren Su piel
iiir oen Sliiftling nnb er p,,rbe
ilbermoltigt. Sp1tcr benobm Der
Wonm lid 5ielnlid perniinftig ur,b
er5Gblte inter Inoerem audi, ouB er
pcridiebene Mole @clegcnbeit bate,
@riggs Su cri6icBcn, BOB ober jebes
Wal cine gelpegung besielben Dos
3iel uniifer madte. gr iteQte audi
in Ibrebe, Gbef Wcgrtbur crihoi.
len Sit bnben, er bebouptet pielmebr,
oaB iein 8epebr iih ourb 3ufaG
entl,lo uno DOB Die Saoung ben
Wnnn trof uno tobtete.
~ Nus Sfrefen, Ser lie in
&rGmpfc pcriette, lit Die ~12i1brige
GoQa Siibner, Die Softer bon @m.
6iibner bel Manitomoc geltprben,
als lie 5uidaig nllf cine I'M 8raie
licgelloe 5uiammengeriraelte Shlan-
&c trat. Ias MGbhcn bate geipiclt
unb trat barfub ouf bas CHER. Sic
Shlonge mar nid,t giitig, ~iiberboilpt
bormlos unb Der Zoo mitB Die Solge
ocs Sdreders bes ainoes gcrpeieu
iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
Observation-Disclosures
: Snlanbii9eS. 8
Observation-Disclosures
SHinoiS>

gu &of Sslono bate Der
iunge Sobn beS Serrn 9. gtolO lid
am A.. Sr,Ii nit einem Seiiermerfss
torper Die Singer ifImer p%erbrannt
l1b lief beulenb mad Sauie. Seine
Wutter iiel Dor Sdrefen Su @ooen
iino nod menisen Stunben itarb Die
crit 30jGGc;ge Srou an etnem Ser5-
ihlage, ben gebeugten 9atten uno
5pei Ginoer binterloiieno. Sb bel
Dem Gnoben feline 0tunSiperre ODER
feline onoere boie 8irfitng Der.
ortiger 8erpunoungen eintritt, mlB
iid) crit nod 5etgen.
= Na6 %slbifasung Der Seraus.
geber bes itGotiiGen IbreBbud)es
forn lid Chicago elmer g%inDobner-
sobl bon 2,272,766 riibmen, mas
einen 3upad)s bon 81, $50 i'm Ser.
baltniB gum @oriabre beoeutet. Sm
9lbreBbufe iteben i'm @an5en $685.
go Iomen perseifnet. Der Hame
,Sssobnion" miro MIR $500 Mul err
pabnt, aber Die ,Smitbs" morihie-
rem nod INNER an Der Spise, urls
sruar nit 600 Sraeern oieies Sea-
mems. sn yanberions eibt es bier
4,400 ltto Der rWtiaer" mebr als
5000, vBotterion" $500, yNselion"
200, .8romn" $500 uno nSlion"
$500.
Die ,SSoneS" rte6men ben neunten
Stang elm, bonn foleen Die rSbomps
ion" NIT 1900, bic y@iaiams" init
100, u,tb i6lieblid fommen Die
.Wurpbp". o2arien", rGlarf",
r%Sapan", Carlton, ~9apis",
rWartin". rBbite", ~Snaipan",
rMeper", "Moore", ~S'9rien",
.Gaplor", .Sanien", naeap",
r@aIib", .Spanion" unb "0oung"
NIT mebr oils je tauienb. Ger langite
Rante i'm IoreBbu6 lit ugbegliids-
fuertner", Der fiir5eite nYp".
gus Chicago ifreibt man.:
Setter @. 8ooine, Der 8oriteber Der
@dul5pane . glbtbeilung, bebauptet,
oaB es in Chicago piele 8inoer glbt,
bic bon ibren armen, in Stallen
Do6nbaften gltern OH senilienlole
llnternebmer in Die 2eibeigerifait
perfouit prrben unb MN in geraoes
al ihmafpoQer @eiie' ousgenitet
ipiirben. gr lit enti6loiien, nit
alien ibm al @ebote itebenoen Itit'
teln gegen berartise llnternebmer
por5ugeben. 8iir5li6 puroe auf
feline Seranlaiiung Der Souiirer
Sobn Sranf Dem &ifter Snrlep Dor.
gefiibrt. Ter Ingeflagte nobm auf
ieinen @el6ditsfobrten ais 8eGilfen
einen nellnidbrigen &naben NIT lid,
Den er natilrlid nift sur Shnle
ififte. Sranf mllroe Inn $50 &c.
itroit. Gr gob angcblif) 81, Dob err
Dor 5pei Sabren in S%Stalien bon elmer
ormen @ittme Den &naben ltno Del
fen S6weiter mir 500 ~~gefonft"
babe, 9oS WdOd)en, welhes lebt
13 Sabre aft lei, babe er elmer 80
Mile Yurcea alif Der @eltlclte IN
Chicago permictbet. Vie IermIte
milb bort ongeblif Die Irbeit 5lpeier
Herionen perridtcn. Zen Stabell
babe er in ieinem Gienit bebalten
unb geifoftlid) ausgenubt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18

hinge pertrieben. iobab bic airifen
ale unseitort reifen iirb eingebrod)t
fperSen fonnten. Sm r1fiten Sabre
fam lid bielleidt manf' slnocrcr
auf Sieielbe @eiie belfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
3critrcut.

Troielior (bcr oui @eiud 5i fol.
ner IN elmer Erorir5itao: perbcirn.
tbeten Sodtcr fomumt): Pa. licbe
Sron3iSfa. oos 'ircilt mid mirflid.
bah On mid mieber einual beiudit!"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-18


The result Of the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Northern Pa
ciffc in New York, in the election of
a board of directors was without in
cident and indicated that the James
j. Hill interests dominate the affairs
of the Northern Pacific as completely
as those of the Great Northern. It is
a question of systems now in the
broadcast sense. It is the northwest
ern system of American transconti-
mental lines-th Northern Pacific and
Great Northern against the central
or southwestern systems comprising
the Union Pacific, Sante Fe and other
lines-and that being the inevitable
destiny of transcontinental transpor-
tation the northwest is extremely
fortunate in having as a special
champion and protector of northwest
ern interests such a powerful and
sagacious factor as James j. Hill.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-18
aassSaN

An interesting fight seems iminent
in congress because of the alleged
determination of the Panama canal
commission to go into the markets
of the world for the purchase of ships,
machinery and supplies for the canal
instead of patronizing home industry.
The reason assigned for this action is
that the commission, having no duty
to pay on foreign goods, can buy
cheaper abroad than at home. This
naturally brings the tariff issue to
the front, and the high tariff men look
upon it as rank heresy and contrary
to republican principles. The COM
mission claims, and it's position
seems endorsed by the administration,
such purchases would be good public
policy as it means a large saving.
The high tariffites maintain that such
action would furnish the ammunition
the democrats need to fight the re-
publican protective idea. It is clear
the decision, If carried out, will fur
ndsh a storm center which will make
the next session of congress interest
ing. If the government is to be the
complainant against the prices that
are the result of the employment of
American labor at American wages,
it will certainly furnish theme for
some very Interesting deliberations
over the tariff. r.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-18
CFirst publication May Is, l9O5.)
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgage, executed and deliyet.i by NILS Fl.
Loyin and Annie c. Lovin, his wife, mort
gagors, to Nels Johnson, mortgages dated
the ith day of March, 1902, and filed for
record in the Office of the register of deeds
IN and for the county of Burleigh and state
of North Dakota on the 7th day of March !.
1902, and recorded in book $40" Of Mort.
cages at page 24s. viii be foreciosed BY a
sale of the premises in such mortgage and
hereinafter described at the front door Of the
court house in the county of BurleiRh and
state of North Dakota at the hour of 10
O'Clock a. M, on the LIST day of July, 1905.
to satisfy the amount due upon such mort.
gage on the day of sale. II
The premises described in such mortgage
and Which will be sold to satisfy the same
are described as follows. s h 555,l ri
The east one hundred 600 feet Of lots
three go. four az, five CO.. J, six Coy, and
seven ~, Of block one hundred and twenty
four CPD, of the original plat of the city
OF Bismarck, North Dakota Of record ana
on file in the Office of the register of deeds
in and for Burleigh county, North Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage at tile
date Of sale the sum of one thousand twelve
and 06tI00 Isl ,012 1851 dollars, r..
Dated at Bismarck, N, ID. ], May rs. 1905.
NELs JOHNSON,
na,,s,,.. p..,,..... J, II Mortgage T
Attorneys for Mortgage
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-18

It is believed President Gompers of
the American Federation of Labor,
will find the way to smooth the
troubled strike waters at Chicago.
He is in position to give advice
and have it followed, whereas other
mediums can neither enforce plans
or peace. Mr.. Gomper.s record as a
labor leader is such that both sides
of the controversy have faith in him
and viii give weight to his sugges-
lions. Peace now seems nearer to
Chicago than at any other time since
the teamsters' strike began. vs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-18
STATE NEWS.


The Grand Forks Lumber company
is forced to shut down its mill on &C
count of high water. ,.. =.
The Minot high school band will
play during the season at Chautauaua.
H. B. Heneline, Great Northern
employe at Williston was hurt while
at work and claims permanent dis
ability. He wants damages in the
sum of s41,350.
Minot is to have wholesale grocery
house. <.<..5
Chas. F. German, agent for the 500
at Courtenay, was arrested for selling
booze. He waived examination and
was sent to Jail in default of $500
bonds. .>.....
!
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-18
New corporations.

. = "a =
First State Bank, Dwight, N. d.;
capital $4,000. Incorporators, G. M
Johnson, o. H. Fisher, c. H. Johnson
Thorwald Rustad, G. Ness, Ed. Erick
son, Magnus Olson, and others, all ol
Dwight, N. D.
5 Maddox Investment Company, Min.
newankan, N. D.;Fcapital 5000. In
corporators, O.. +. Hegge, 81. L. Rich
mond. Mathematician, N. D., A. M
Sheimoj Maddox, N. D. Il
The North Dakota Florence Critten
ton Association, Bismarck, N. D. In
coroporators, Louis Magin, e. G. Field
Lucille H. Rawlings, Bismarck, N. D.
zoar Free Lutheran Church, Hamp
den, N. D. Incorporators, Sam Iver
son, Tobias P. Bjorland, Ross Holland,
Hampden, N. D.
First Presbyterian Church, Portal
N. D. Incorporators, w. N. Dickinson
c. p. Davidson, R. L. Waller, R. W.
Keer, L. A. Grant, Portal, N. D. i
st. Alexius Hospital, Bismarck, N
D. 1ncorporators, Sisters Cecilia Kaps.
ner, Louisa Wall, Boniface Trims
Magdalen Walker, Anastasia Gerard.
The Doyon Improvement Company
Doyon, N. D.; capital $4,000. In
corporators, F. A. Raiders, w. c. Hag
Ter, Lakota, N. D., c. A. Doyon, Doyon
N. D., H. G. Merritt, Minneapolis
MINI.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-18
HE IS PLEASED
With FORT LINCOLN
GENERAL BATES COMPLETES IN
sPEcTioN OF POSTS GIVEN
~. VI IA. DRIVE, AND ia s4 {,
CONTRASTS PRESENT coNDl-
aTloNsWfTH THOSE WHENsHE N
WAS STATIONED HERE.

General Bates and aides, Captains
w. M. Wright, Second Infantry, and
S. A. 'Cheeny, engineer corps, COM
pleted the inspection of Fort Lincoln
yesterday, and this morning they were
shown about the city by Mayor Webb,
Alexander Mckenzie and others. In
the party were also Engineers Storrs
and French of the reclamation service.
The penitentiary was visited, where
the guests were greatly pleased with
its apparent good conduct and with
the twine plant. From there drive
was taken to the capitol and to the
river, the visitors expressing them
selves as much pleased with the
natural beauty of the city and it's
many evidences of prosperity.
From the hill back of the capitol
General Bates got fine view of the
valley and odd Fort Lincoln, where he
was stationed many years ago. The
sight recalled many experiences of
that day and he spoke of the vast
difference, for the better in the city
and country between then and now.
. General Bates travels in a private
car and will go as far west on this
trip as Fort Missoula, Montana. Dur
ing the morning. the general was
called upon at the car and said to the
Tribune that he mad found things in
good shape at Fort Lincoln, that con-
tracts would soon be let for the new
buildings, which, when completed,
would make Fort Lincoln battalion
post. Asked as to whether the post
would be enlarged beyond that, he
said that matter rested with the war
department. Fort Lincoln" said he,
"has a fine site and in time will be a
very handsome post The buildings
are substantial and fully up to the
highest army standard. I am very
favorably impressed with this 1oca-
ton, which perhaps, is a matter of
sentiment owing to the fact that I
was once stationed at old Fort Lin
coin, and served at other points in
what is now North Dakota. In 1872
built Fort Seward at jamestown
and remained there for some time.
There was not much to this part of
Dakota territory then, and it is graft
flying to note the great development
that has taken place. It scarcely
seems possible that this country,
which was then infested with hostile
Indians, should so soon develop into
a great agricultural and stock Sec
ton.
In those early days predicted Bis
marck had a future, and as look at
your handsome business houses, ele-
CANT homes and fine public buildings
/ am glad my judgment has been
verified. Judging from the good peo-
pie l have met during my stay I am
still further convinced your city has
bright destiny before it.. Everybody
has been very kind and l have great
ly enjoyed my brief visit" The
general left for Fort Keogh by the
noon train.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-18

The czar is going to reform some
more. At least he says so in a recent
rescript. He now promises greater
freedom to the Poles, allows them to
teach their own language in the
schools and own more property. If
the car makes good Poland will be
pacified and some degree of peace
may come to that distracted land.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-18

The ocean yatcht race for Emperor
Williams cup, participated in by
American, English, French and Ger
man boats, is on. When last seen
the Atlantic, sailed by Capt. Barr, the
winner Of recent International yacht
races, was far in the lead, with a
German boat second. American boats
handled by American sailors are hard
to beat. ...5ZLL. ,n.Hl
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-18

Nan Patterson has signed a con-
tract TO do q stunt at Philadelphia
music hall DOR q stipend Of $4,000 a.
week Thus fortune comes from
misfortune. But the moral atmos-
pfaere IS not helped any by such ex-
hibitions. q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-18

An Iowa man is suing Darlington
Bankers Tor failure to sell him 1900
acres OF Mclean county land upon
which he held an option. Anyone is
entitled to get mad over disappoint-
ment Ike that. Missouri Slope lands
are worth lighting for.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-18

Admiral Rojenyensky seems sick Of
his 5ob-at least is reported very MI
II would be TOO bad II that big naval.
scrap failed to materialize after an.