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Carl Drummer er 9}op1ct pao es1

Carl Drummer er 9fopnct pno en
0anlf 9(rfiteft> Ser al to o1nerifo1.
fe Nigrnrn0 fat facet 9lmnoOnil1g
ONT at lepere Gegni11ger til TO Gil(oer
cftcr en- 8pg11ing, fam nplig far op=
f9rt 9eGrbe0en al @elle6Gf, Gait
mari, v@l(cltnen" og lpm far pGrct
omtolt Set clpgellfe s(rfitcttbloo
~Stu0iP". ST.. 9rl1mmer> Scr for
SiOen op6olOcr Jig &jp6enGopl1, cf-
terfom Spfororingcl1, og ltrof5 efteS
at Sc forelpbige llofolt bar fonlrs
Sc Hoogjul0enoe 9un0e, fif bo1
9eitilling poa slr6ej0et. @on ct mi
traplt belfjnftiget me0 at ltofpre GeD=
ni11gerne, Ell til en- @illa Ser lfol
bpggeS / @albilpgton 5tot, leO Stii=
lebopsbltgten, en- a1lOen og betDoeli0
1tgrre til EennlDlpallIa. Sor Sem
begge gjnloer set, at Motiperne fra
u@lleltuen" lfol lpgges til Grlrno> og
bpnO Ser ct Set n1orlon1l te beO 5ogen
CT, at Ser ct lt6iigt til, at en- Sci al
g(rbei6et bill blipe n0fdrt Djetnme i
9ann1arf.
@r. Drummer, ser forgprigt bor
tiIbuot at fon11ne til 9(n1erifa, noor
9pgningen lfol relics, bor foreilaoet
Spgberren / BennlDlbania> at Iblll=
merarbejoet 11of9rteS / 9anmarf, og
Sen paagieloer16e 9iignan6, iom ct
1neget interesieret / Goretagen0et
bpilfet 81. a. bill les 0eraf, at ban
alene al Sen @runb 0enne Ginter
oil gjGre en- &ejle til Gunmarf> iDnes
ogiaa at bore tilbpjelig til at goa ilrb
paa 6orilaget. O6erligere ifal ST..
Drummer lebere Segning til Sillo=
ems Mpblen1e11t, ser antageIig og1ao
bill blibe n6fgrt / 9anmorf, og en0ez
Zig pnotpnfes set at lo6e en- banlf
&nnitner foretage @ulets inbpenbige
9eforering.
Mrfiteft 8rummers uGlleltue" bar
tuft Spmerflombeb ogiaa anbre
Gte6er 8er6en e116 Mmerifn. Gn
bolla16if @igmanb far giort Ell Sc
Itilling al 1amn1e 9lrt lom 6e to Slime
rifanere, og en- Spnnelgn of 6en of=
|6p0e @omponiit S. N. g. &artmonn,
Ser boer / Gent, 9elgiel1 bbor bon
6riper ct itort 0elsgartneri, pil
lIigele6es babe en- uglleftue" bpgget
Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30


Gnrieo Gar1iu, er1 terOensbere11lt
italicnlf Sal1ger, ser er Seem Oorf
for at oprGoe / @ral1o Spera' lmoer
9irrftpr @onrie0, blep ii6ite 'ttgc ar.
relteret for at bape optSrt Jig 1tlpn-
meligt pperfor Ell &pil1oe peo elbcblt
rene / Ge11trol &nrfS 5oologiife So
be. Gorbprel1e 0erne Sag / 8oli
tirette11 lon1leOe ct unaaOeligt Silz
lpb al Seem Oorfs falbionable Ser
ben, pg Sagel1 cn0te me6, at Garl,}o
ficnotes ifploig og iop1ntes Ell &p0c
paa $40. Sagcr blep oppcllerct til
baierc 3on1ltole.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30

Msiter for bette 8lo6s llobre6elie.
81 ienber me6 @debe @rgbenunt.
re til enbber, Ser annober ON iaa.
6nt,ite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30
Gn np rmsiif=iapanciiif &ria lJu1

Gn np rnsiiif=japaneiiif &rig bor
Der Sc ii0lte Gage goaet bilDe Mpg-
ter om. slarlagen til bel1ne lf1loc
pGrc, at Sapol1 pil ttltpinge Jig 6iife-
ri=&ettigbe0er 9lml1rflpoen. eSSapo1
iigcs at forbereoe Jig al alle &rrfter
paa CIT iao6an Gpel1tltolitct pco at
bpggc eSernbaner 9[mltrlanoet, iom
ingen n1erfantil @etpOltil1g far eller
fd1t faa, 1aelt beS ltprre ltrotegiif.-
Oct ruslilfe lip0truf mos bette pii
bltpc at lngge Gobbeltlpnr pao bc:l
iibiriife SSernbane, og Scr forbouoles
allerebe ne0 ct amerifol1lf SDnhifat
ON cit looban Tprbe6ring 0er pil
fpmlne til at fp1tc 100 Millipl1cr DOL
lars. 6orelpbig nencs Sen r1,siilfc
&egjering at Dapc gipct eftcr for
sSopons Tor0riltgcr, 0o Sen life me.
l1er Jig at orrc ltrrf nof til at optu-
&C Ell &rig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30

Set &cppurt, q. S. 2pr0og Ser:
II. 9tote1nber Dar Ser flor s5elt 6o5
9r. og Jru Wfotbiolel1 poo ocres
fol6ionoble @jenoom &epport> 9f.
s. I slnle0ning al 6ru Motbiole11S
6pOlels0ag. 0jelterne blep be0 sln,
fon1lten mootoget of ST.. Matbiaie1l
lneo ct rigtigt 0onl t GeIfon1nlen
9jenrnct bar feltligt oplplt og ct
Slonllterflor al Moler og Gbryion-
tben1llln npote giet bpor 1non loo.
Gfter at olle bar iomleoe og Iru
Wfot6iolen topoe bilit poo Sc mango
@ratnlonter> tog man Elo6S peo Set
feltlig orffe0e s(ftensboro> bpor ST.
0fotbiolen otter bpo Gelfonlnet.
Heoaftpr Gbr. &osmusle1 fra Wei,1z
neapoliS u0bragte en- 5fuul for S5ru
0tetbea Mfotbioien og on1talte ben6e
loln 5fri6ent .og iom Sen u6mprfe6e
Sultrlt @9o6er og 8nrtinbe larnt
ben bjprtelige 6onlfe @ipltfri6e1,
man oltio lngote Ser / &jenn1et. 8o-
ltor Mnoerlen fra 8rooflpn tolte lige,
(eoeS for Jeoiels0ogsbarnet og on1-
tolte benoeS itore @oogjdrenbeo> naQr
Oct giolot en- go6 Gag. &erefter tol-
te Eoitor @teenltrup, Digteren Gcf=
arot g. @ifeie11, &an6i6nt @erenien
o. II. 6ru Metbea Weotbialen toffe-
oe tilllnt for alle Sc go0e 9n1fer og
,Denlige Sr6, Ser bar talt for be,16e
og nobragte 6erefter en- @faal for
5errerne gfter 9lftenboroet ian1le-
oes man / Sbeateriale11 bbor alt bar
gjort for at nn6erbol6e og more
Bjn1 1terne.
(uNor6l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30
med Post % CeIeQraf.
Nlleve1se fra.)

Misiions=Statiun / &ina ct ifpl-
&c Telegram fra @ongfong blepet
plp11oreoe. SRrltgt bar @noet iii
W1S1ionererne gioet fig l1olug
Erootrlen 2iell=Gbolp. Gen oerprre1,>
&c a1nerifonife &onlul bnr forlongt,
at @icefongen lfol bcifptte Meisiionu-
rerne og oeres @ie11oom.
ErG1iocnt 9iupicpelt retltrrereoe
Vfonoog 9lfteu fra lin ll0fInat til
Eananro og Horto 9fico. &ruiioen=
ten erflgreoe, at Set bop0e pnret eli
1neget fornpjelig &ejie, og at bon
bopoe facet cit flar Joritaaelie al
Jorbol0ene 7aa tel / Nn11an1a lon1
poa Porto 9fico. @an agter Ell NOR
Jren1tio at bolOe ct &ubinetsn1ebe for
at forbon0le on1 Eononla.
2oro Gnr5on, tioligerc Sicefongs
t Snoien, pe11tcs at blipe g1,qianoS
sl1nboslaogr i &uibingfon. San bar
gift meo cit 0atter al Sen on1eriful;=
lie 9dlliongr Setter og blep @nfe-
11tono sontner. 2or6 Gur5on a',-
ices for at bore cit n1eget 6pgtig 0i-
plomot, og 6ette 6orbi,roelle neb
bans amerifo1lfe 9@gteifob ,1te11es at
gjpre bom fortril1ligt 1fiffet til at BE-
flGoe oen ome1ifanlfc @eianotIfahs=
arlt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30
&irfeitriben / iyranfriec.

&irfeitriocn / 1Jranfri9e. 5ibitc
llge begpnote 9fegieringen at optagc
bcn 6prtegnelle oper &irfegoO5, lon'
lfol foretoges @enDolo til SEN ny
Sob om 9(olfillellc al Stat og Sir
fe. Eoo flere 5te0er latte 8efo1f-
nin9c11 Jig pol0lont iii MoopGrge
imoo Sc 9fegjerings= =gmbe6smGno,
horrifaocreoe 9prene til oeres &irfcl
pQ tog &en op moo @er6armer=
ne, lpm blep tilfalbte. Sen fprlte
Sag blep @enoormer og Z 8pn0e:
loareoe Sla9smoal / &irferne, og
omtre1t 100 Me,1nelfer b1er loorebt.
slmarfiitcr / Gjpbenbapn? 2ouoor
8lo0et r5tal10aro"s &orreiponcent
&ipbenban11 telegrofere0e ltolte l1ge,
at boabe Set rusii1fe og 0unlfe Ho1iti
er pao sSagt efter Ell Stalieneri1be
Ser tilbprer s[narfi1tlamfltn0et, oQ
bpis Gpor CT tabt beo Sen oanlte
@rn1tb1e, efter at Holitiet bor flllg1
benoe gjennem bele gpropa. 9fou
frpgter for, at BUN bar onoe 9enlig
ter in1oo SEN rusiiife @rfefeiierin0e
Scr opbol6er fig / 9anmorf> og Ser
treffes efstra 6orbolosregler 10,
ben6eS Sifferbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30
Sanif @nlobrpll1tp / Gcoar Sails.

Sanif @nlobrpllnp / Gcoar Sails.
st 9on1nelt 6onif sggtepor t Geoor
Sails, SSor Gbr. Sl111l og @ultrll,
telreoe forle0e1t Gulobrpl(ltp. Ge
6or lige iioen Sc / 1889 fpnl fra Sc
res @je1n pe0 Gbriltionsfelt, Ggnoers
jplloro, boet Ge0or Sails og far
pnl1oet Jig er ltor Genlsefre05 ser.
Foo G1tlobrpllups0ogen lon1le0es
Get galnle sggtcpor, Oeres 8gr11 og
Senl1er, til cit @u6stjerejte / Mo5o<
retb=&irfe11, bbor Sc gif til e(lter:,
og 0erefter til cit 6elt / Soo 6cllo>p
@oll> bpor Set bar 400 Mel1nelfer
tillteoe. Ser pperrofte Yrplternc
for Snel1S to 0onlfe llttberlfe Me1ig-
6eoer> gfprop og @ropengoor0, Sem
Fe1gel1n1lller> Ser bar inolonle0e
lpn 8nlo6rDllupsgoper Menigbe-
0erre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30
Jranif efofcifib brcnot.

bar cit lllpffe raut ct fronlf siorinc-
lfib, ioct 9folelfi6et usllgeceiros"
Senoog sften brrnotc 6opnel1 pco
Ioulon. 9lf Sc 500 Mono omboro
flap olle paa trc 9rotroler lrnr fra
oct meo 9ibet> lncl1 f(erc blep mere
eller n1inore forbrrnote. S 9yclt
mfte 6 fterret11inoe1 ON @ron0cl,
nbpre Gpiigt, og nnltell bele @ye1S
8efolfri11g ltrp11ureoc mes iii &ot1en
for at le Set brGn0cl1oe 5fib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30
Npc 9}urbpulsrcjicr.

9fpc Nuropolsrcjicr. 8ou0s
Ann1nolen % Yeorp antoges at ont
gaQcS mes Hlaner ONT l1pe gfspeoi=
tioner til Eolen. 0e fat bcgge nr-
ret lpurgt, ON ocite bar Silful0et, pg
llwcn al bcln bar benrgtet Set. Neo-
~ fprerilte CIT Sfib5rnobel> iom bal,
bapoe loar6ejoet poa 93ejlcn, og ior1i
ban bill bpgge lit 11pe Sfib efter, me-
ocns slnlltnolen bor 11otalt, at bal1
on1giffeS me0 Blaner, JONI ba>1 fore
lo6ig piloe. beboloe for Zig lelp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30

uGpcrett Gffo" er geopret paa ct
MT nprlf=0onlt l1geblao, ser ct be.
gpnot at l1ofpmmc @pcrett, @alb.,
l111ocr 2coellc al @r. s. g. &ogerup.
Nluoet CT go0t 11oltpret tppografi5f
0erlsenoe og bel re0igeret, og pi pl1-
fer oct gp0 2pffe paa Sejen.
Sulcgjrltcr fra Nmcrifa bcnte5 til
2nnnlort iaor / en0og ltbrre e(ntol
no ti0ligcre 9lar. Set foreneoe
2olnplfibslcllfob len0er ocrfor ioor
F.? Sl1lelfibe ira 9ielp Dorf, ne>1lig
Oscar IL, Ser ofgoor Sem 6. De-
:en'ber, % IS. S. Gietgen" meo 9lf=
Jolg Oen s. December.
9anifc Mcjcrimeno Gy6 0afuta.
9onitc 2Peierilter bor facet ltrrft
S1lOpas / 5po 9ofoto, og Set ra9nes,
1t 1nin0It Ell 6jcroe0cl al spo 2o>
:otn5 Mejerilter er 0onlfe. Ser ngi=
ereS 0enne Sis ltrrft for, at Sta
ems @npernpr lfol onlptte en- 1Sog=
nano JONI Stotel1s Nfejeri=&onli5-
GER = bi0til far Bette pnret ct poli.
TT Gnlbe0e. 5totelrs sQeejcriltfore-
ting bor peotoget til Stillingen at
en- al Sc melt onlete oonlfe
oiejerin1rr6, e(l6ert sln0erlen
5apo, Ser ct Goreningel1s Sefretnr
g &osierer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-22
PEOPLE WHO COME and GO
Purely Personal II items and Possibly
's'sa About You. ..>ss

I -J
Mrs. T. r. Mockler is enjoying a
visit from her friend Miss Elsie Ears
chou OF Harlan, Iowa. Miss Farschou
is a teacher by profession and may
conclude to make Bismarck her home.
Judge G. W. Newton and j. n. New
ton are enjoying visit from DR.. J. P.
Newton Of Benson, Vermont, brother
of the judge. y4@ ~: :
E. H. Wilson is up from the ranch
today. (. +. I. -.=szs.%. IL. .s....,v q.
Paul Charlebois is numbered AMONG
the sick today and his smile is not
Illuminating the office Of the Grand
Pacific. Il. 1& +
]. F. McGrath Of Woburn, Mass, is
in the city for the purpose of pro-
batting the estate .,of his brother Pat,
who died some time ago.
Attorney Charles Stanley of Steele,
is in the city today. He reports Kid
der county on the crest Of the pros.
perity wave and all hands feeling
good. &SE $E ... 1 '.= 81 sSt$.a
At the Grand Pacific Hotel: W. B.
Conyne, c. w. Whitmer, Pete scraven-
dyke, Yucca; T. W. Thurston, Man
dan; W. E. Willis, Wilton; Lee Dralle,
Brittin; Joe Giron, Medina; H A.
Thomas, F. D. Woodworth, Driscoll;
R. v. Fidn, Wilton; J. =. Schmidt and
wife, H. A. schafer, VIM. Reising, Nc.
clusky; Andrew johnson, Dorothea.
Homer, Hertha Homer, Thomas Wat.
kins, Underwood; F. y. Kaufman,
Washburn. &sgs So ~: 81, &. !.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-22

Murray. AS soon as he can secure a
house he will bring his family here
and viii travel north, south, east and
west in the Slope country. Frank
Beal has been with George r. Newell
for the past 20 years and through his
popularity has built op great trade
in this section for that popular house.
There are few travelling men on the
road who are better liked than Frank
and local merchants will regret that
arrangements to accommodate in
creasing trade has made it necessary
to take him out of this territory.
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typhoid fever after an illness of about
ten days. He was about 81 years old
and single, and had been a resident of
this city for about three years, during
which time he had made host OF
friends through his sterling integrity
and pleasant ways. For the last two
years he has been working for H. L
Reade & Co., as butcher and had a
class of customers who will deeply
miss his genial face at the old stand.
He is very highly spoken of by Mr..
Reade, who expressed himself as
though he had lost brother. A week
ago last Monday he was, taken sud-
denly ill in the store and went to his
room. The following Thursday he
was taken to the hospital but the
disease had such firm hold upon
him that all medical aid was unavail-
ing. His sister from Princeton, ILL.,, ar
rived today on the noon train and will
decide upon the funeral arrangements.
Comes Back a Boomer-Mr. Ed Nc
Colley returned last night from north
ern Nebraska, where he has been on
visit to friends and relatives, and
incidentally to boom North Dakota
farm lands. His report is favorable
for at least a few Nebraska farmers
to invest their money here, and share
our prosperity. Mr.. McColley predicts
a great future for this city and sur
rounding country and contemplates re-
Stunning business on the urgent re-
quest of his many friends. -
Franks Last Trip-Yesterday Frank
Beal, of the George R. Newell COM
pany,, was making the rounds of his
old customers in this city for the last
| time, as hereafter he will cut this
end of the state out of his regular
travels and confne himself to the
territory more easily reached from
Jamestown. He will be succeeded
here by A. R. Murray, who is we'll and
popularity known here as the repre-:
sentative of the Stacy Fruit company
of Fargo. Mr. Murray has made a
| host of friends in this section and ii
anybody can console the grocerymen
for the loss of Frank Beal it is Mr..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-22
Young Horse Thieves.
,ickins On Post owen Flynnl az.

Dickinson Post: Owen Flynn ac-H
companied by Sheriff Hartung and
Deputy Craig overlook Vic Dorsey
and Charles Chase at Richardton and
arrested them on the charge of steal
ing seven head Of horses from the
Flynn ranch southwest of this city,
Mr.. Flynn identified his property and
the boys were locked up. Dorsey is
little known here while Charlie Chase
has many friends in this section. s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-22

ings which the men too often neglect
or are too busy to attend TO- h.
A Good Show Manager Edward R.
Skaters latest production "A Mad
Love- is to be the attraction at the
Atheneum this evening and that i
win be greeted by large attendance
is almost a foregone conclusion, judg-
ing from the interest the coming OF
this splendid attraction has apparent
ly aroused among our theatre-goers
"A Mad Love" may be briefly
described as modernized version o.
Miss NJ. E. Braddon's famous book OF
Lady Audley's Secret. afterwards
dramatized by her for stage presenta
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-22

would be greatly aided by a state con-
yention, and general discussion of the
subject, Ladies' take a great interest
in s'E,h reform work from many points
Of view, and seem wen adapted to
push the matter and force the atten-
ton of the voters of the cities to the
Subject and to the needed improve
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INSURANCE.
Insure With G. D. Edlck New York Life
EXCURSION RATES.

Low RATE EXCURSION no NOW
YORK CITY. On August 2sth and
18th, the Nickel Plate Road viii
sell tickets to New York city ana
return. at rate Of one fare plus $2s
from Chicago. Return limit, Sep
TENDER 18th, leaving New York city.
For detailed information, call 81 or
address, John 7. Callahan, general
agent, No. 1o7 Adams ST, Chicago. /.
SHORT LIMIT SUMMER TOURIST
Rates TO Eastern Points, III effect
August 8, 1906; The Duluth. South
Shore and Atlantic nv. VIII sell,
round trip summer tourist tickets
GO eastern points as follows: One
lowest frat-class fare plus 50, res
turn limit is days. One lowest
nrst class fare plus al, return limit
SO days. Tickets On sale to all
points on the Canadian Pacific rail-.
way and Grand Trunk railway,
Toronto and east and to all points
on the lntercolonial Railway. 10
al summer tourist destinations IN
New England territory on Boston q
Maine, Maine Central, Rutland rail-
road and Canadian Pacific railway
70 Canadian territory ana New
York points. tickets are on sale
( every day UP to ana Including
septsmber 80, 1904. 70 New Eng
land territory tickets ara Oh sale
Aug. and ~ and sept and fs.st
B AZ tickets good for continuous pas-s
sage in soth directions 81
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tion, and in its present form it is with
pardonable pride claimed by its
management to be even superior to all
previous splendid productions, mainly
through the fact of it meeting all re-
quirements of present day amuse-
ments. The new play will serve to
introduce to the theatre-going public a
new Is year old star Miss Marietta
Smart.
William Larson Dead-William Lar
son died last night at the hospital OF
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THE CITY
Continued from page 81

civic Improvement, it has been sus-
gestod by one of the state papers that
those interested in the work OF
identifying and improving the APP
pearance and sanitary condition
of the towns and cities of the state
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-22
PULAJANEs SUPPRESSED.

Official Report Says lnsurrection Has
Been Stamped Out.
II Washington, Aug. 90. The Puiajane
fnsurrection in the island of samar
Is believed to be about stamped out.
Colonel G. A. Williams, commanding
the department Of the Visayas, in his
report to the war department, says: s
The large tract In the northwest
OF the island, together with the Catu-
big and oras districts, are In as paci-
fed or settled condition as at any
time since the insnrrection, the ON
GERS In charge reporting that no organ
lied bands Of Pulajanes are now out.
Twothirds or more Of the island ii in
q condition which would not Justify
the asking By civil authorities for as-
sistance from the army !" NJ.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-22
cAusEs ALARM AT NAPLES,
Thick Clouds Of Ashes From vesuvl,,s
Fall on CITY. SsTs

z Naples, Aag. 22.A violent storm
caused thick clouds Of ashes nom
Mount Vesuyius To fall over Naples
causing great alarm among the peo.
pie, who feared another eruption q
the volcano. but their fears were
Gained on the receipt Of d telegram
from Professor Matteuccf, sent from
the Observatory d, vesuvsus, inform,
Ing the authorities here that fa,e Wi.
canc was perfectly calm. s' ST
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-22

H. ]. Riesland, the optical specialist
who comes regularly, grinding all
glasses here will be at Hotel North
west, September / to 8. s rs; 4 s. .s5.
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the WEATHER.

Showers tonight. Thursday fair.
Max. SIS, min. IS. .%s II. ..@ 56as
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Advertisements under this head will be in
ton. No publication for less than 16c. Cash
must accompany out of town orders.
Advertisements in this column having letters
or numbers MUST be answered through CORE
spondence. ri y Ky 's'as$z' r.,
To insure publication OF Advertisements in
these columns copy must be in before $3.50
p. m. "A "a 81, S5& - r., sayfEa5}g55::,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-22
AGENTS WANTED. ]

AiNTED-Salesmen to introduce the
worlds wonder In fruits. Bur
banks new stoneless plum mira
cle). Choice of territory. Cash
weekly. We give the best PROPOSE
ton offered statesmen. Oregon Nur-
sery Co., Detroit, Mich.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-22
.WANsTEp-To RENT.

W Y ~ rent Immediately. ave
4 3 Or six room cottage, or two or three
unfurnished rooms. w. ri. DeGraff.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-22
HELP WANTEp--FEMALE..

WANTED-A cook and girl for sec
ond work Mrs. J. Il. Marshall, 4th
street. n 5s Is W
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-22

FOR SALE Cheap. one good team
and s-inch Mitchell wagon and har-
ness. Apply at s3 the old Custer
House stable. .5@ il .5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-22

WANTED Dish washer, waitress,
laundry girl, $40 per month. a. Gil
son & CO., Garrison, N. ID.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-22

FOR SALE-A few well located town
lots. Part cash, part time. Will be
sold quick. ]. s. Knauss, Bismarck,
N. D. ", 3z# :$ss. y.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-03

self a cabin on the edge of green
bordered stream which he had named
Spring Creek.
The SangamOn officials sent forth
their report regarding the establishment
of temporary county seat of justice
and agreed that ut should be called
by the name of Springfield" A con-
tract was made at once for court
house Of rough logs to contain one
room ample for court. and with plenty
Of space for the offices Of county Off
clals, who were already named The
court house was completed In twenty
four days, and paid for in the sum Of
forty-two dollars and fifty cents.
AS it was evident that constable
could not exercise his functions without
provision for the safe-keeplng of offend
ers, a Jail, to cost eghty-five dollars,
was next projected to furnish proper
support to the court house by holding
in check a population not yet arrived,
but hourly expected. These eXpecta-
tons were not so absurd as they seem,
and within two years the county com
missloners decided upon making the
temporary county seat permanent.
Courts in the log quarters were rude,
but justice was administered with a
generally even hand and the early law
yers, Edwards, Kane, Thomas and 9TH
ers. were men whose learning and abll-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-03
Take ia bieS to Polls.

When the various provinces of Aus.
tralia were federated into one com
monwealth and the federal franchise
was given to women the newspapers
were greatly concerned as to what
would become of the babies while their
mothers were out voting, says the New
York Tribune.
''They never thought how the babies
were getting Oh on the 1854 other days
of the year." said Miss Alice Henry of
Australia to the New York Equal Suf-
frage Association, at the Hotel Aston.
but their possible fate on that one day
out of 1865 seemed to give them great
concern.
But the matter settled itself very
simply. We found, on the first day
when we enjoyed the federal franchise,
that there were plenty of women pollti.
clans ready to stay with the babies
while their mothers went out and vot-
ed. They were organized and detailed
for that very purpose. But many Of
the mothers did not think II necessary
to avail themselves of such services.
for there was no law against taking
the babies to the polls 1 myself saw
perambulatOrs going down the streets
by the dozen on election day and some
women actually marked their ballots
with their babies growing and gurgIinc
In their arms"