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n .,o IN Wednesday even
. - - Mr.. y and Mrs. Amos
y Bend. who are their
',o .,oounle Of weeks: The
.,%stiiIy % decorated with
n, ,nd cosmos, SIX tables
Tith players
p-ovne was the hostess
e ,Dorointed 500 affair yes
,1r sSf in honor of Mrs Fos-
F. Of the autumn brides,
rs bright with a protuslon
AVS snd vines The tally
II, we're clever designs IN
rsils. The hostess was as
y, Jsssio Home. Five tables
GtS Ihe players. the guests
n CARTS being Mrs. J. NJ,
gsIs Hutchins, Mrs. EN-.
Vrs. Robert McRoberts OF
n. Hyrum Bergstrom, Mrs.
| Mr. al Cowan, Mrs, Bow
William Lockington, Miss
/ Hrs Louise Lamson, Miss
IL Miss Florence Grant,
O'Connor, Miss Jean
gortnnse Hodgson, Miss
sDd Miss Jessie Home.
IL TAYLOR Badger was the
n and Mrs. James L. Jen-
- hostess at a bridge tea on
loon. The rooms were
a yellow. gladiolus and
q fables being filed with
E The hostess and guest of
4 ,:asted during the after
4. Walter Jennings.
Bell and Mrs. ". L. Green
rstesses Of two delightful
e on Thursday and Friday
E The decorations were IN
A nd sunhowers, the tally
A, beauty heads in sepla.
q we're Mrs. John Green,
a Lippman, Miss Edna
4 Yrs. E. T. Harvey.
Mrs. v. G.. Lamb gave a
|Fsd by a theater party,
|risp, in honor Of Mr.. and
/ Leonard.
|rs D. Carter entertained at
e:,y evening in honor OF her
|(tsrlss G. Draude of Peoria,
|aor was beautifully deco
u and white asters. The
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was enjoyed and light refreshments

was enjoyed and light refreshments
were served.
Miss Cassidy was hostess at pret.
tily appointed dinner party Tuesday
evening at the Hanks in honor of
Mrs w. Y Croxall. Tho table was
dainily arranged and covers were laid
for Mrs, Croyall Mr.. and Mrs. P. L.
Bacon, Mrs. Barrett and Miss Carbon.
The A. C. Women IS club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Willard Lang
ton. The study of Holland was taken
up.
Mrs. Paris and daughter, of Salt
Lake, spent the early part of the week
visiting with Mrs. Barrett,
Mrs. Pyper, of Salt Lake, returned
to her home Wednesday, after a pleas
ant visit with her daughter, Mrs. Pres
ton.
Mrs. Andrew Flack and Mrs. Barrett
are visiting Mrs. Brockman in Salt
Lake.
Miss Retta Pyper and Miss Hattie
Whitney spent the week with Logan
Captain D. II. stycr reached home
Wednesday from Chicago, where he has
been for the past three weeks very
III at the hospital.
Miss NJ. A. Forgeson returned home
Wednesday from a pleasant Salt Lake
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Preston, Jr., went
to the city Friday to visit with rcla~
tives and friends.
Mr.. T. W. Naylor is visiting Salt
Lake relatives.
Mrs. Walter Pyper, of Salt Lake,
spent the week visiting her mother,
Mrs. Forgeson.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. s. Campbell re-
turned to the city Monday. after
pleasant visit with Logan relatives.
Miss Ida Savage, of Salt Lake, re-
turned to her home Wednesday after
week IS visit in Logan, the guest Of Miss
Eldridge.
DR.. c. A. Gowans, of Salt Lake, is
visiting with Logan friends.
Mrs. Milton Flacke, of Boise, Is
visiting with Logan relatives,
William Stevenson, of Salt Lake,
spent the week visiting at Logan.
Miss Nan Nibley reached home Tues
day from three months visit In
Europe.
Mrs. D. c. Budge and little son are
visiting in Salt Lake.
Mrs. R. L. Campbell is visiting IN
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Thatcher are
visitin~ in Salt Lake, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs John Spencer.
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Woman S Progressive Club.

The convention TO be held by the
Womap's Progressive club at Calvary
Baptist church, October 10 and IL,
viii render an interesting programme
Wednesday evening at the church, and
a grand ball Thursday evening. at Fed
Grafton Of Labor hall, will close the
eynnr
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WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT
Boys Lead Girls III Race for Record
Birth Rate.

Birth Rate.
The stork was busy in Salt Lake
during the past week, according to the
report of the City Board of Health,
which records Ga births, Of which So
were boys and gS girls. Fifteen cases
of contagious and infections diseases
were also reported. The report is as
follows:
Sixty-four births were reported dur
inc the week, Sc males and % females;
"a deaths were reported, Is males and
II females; Eve bodies were shipped
here for burial.
There were reported Is cases of con-
tagious and infectious diseases, consist
ing of one case Of scarlet fever, two
cases of dIphtheria, nine cases Of ty-
phoid fever, one case of whooping
cough and ono case of chickenpox.
One case Of scarlet fever and two
cases Of Gphtheria remain in quaran-
tine.
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Miss II. A. Thompson announces the
opening of her china painting studio
Oct. S, 4l6 Templeton bldg,
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"I say, boss, have you seen DR.. Hig-
gins's electric sign at % West 3rd
South7 I tell you, it is the finest sign
in the city. 7 believe If you were at
Fort Douglas you could read it. Well,
let US 90 down to 5rd South and Main
and see ii.
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Fesauty ls a Joy Forever.
fs!ix 0oureud's Oriental
IN or Magical BoauSINer.

GTs:NsI &oih Psisbe., P~i,c
Esah, sod Skin Diseased
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PERSO ON AL

j. y .
Charles Anderson, manager of the
Wilton Mercantile company. spent the
Fourth here and today roofing for the
Wilton ball team at a great rate. Z
q. s. Marshal Shea was an interest
ed spectator Of the doings yesterday.
Senator McDonald of Emmons coun-
ty, took In the festivities with us.
Mrs. Joseph Coulter of Steele, and
Miss Van Ward OF Washburn. are new
arrivals at the hospital Tor treatment.
Neil Gerger OF Garrison, who was
operated upon for appendicitis, left
for home yesterday
Miss Oliver has returned from Daw.
son and will visit again with her
sister, Mrs. ID. MacI1achlan
The two sons of Capt. Baker have
returned from their school ID the east,
Az Mr.. and Mrs. M. 8. Mckenzie were
able to be out yesterday and enjoy The
festivities.
Farmer Wallace vas down town to.
day 70 see the doinga. having been I'M,
able to take ia the sights vest
Miss Marguerite Roberts Of ST. Paul
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Announcement has just been made
OF the consolidation of most of the inn
portant independent telephone com
panies in North Dakota and the organ
ization of the North Dakota indie
pendent Telephone company" with its
principal headquarters in Fargo. The
stockholders of the new company are
leading bankers and business men of
the state and the object to be attained
by the new company is declared by
those interested in the new enterprise
to be to relieve the oppression of the
telephone trust. W.
This will be welcome news to the
thousands of telephone users in the
state and the new company will start
with the good will of every citizen.
1t means that thousands Of dollars
in revenue will be left in the pockets
of cur own citizens, where they be
long, instead of being DETECTED to the
east and the control of this branch of
public utilities will be in the hands Of
our own citizens and free from outside
interference.
The company begins business with
about 1000 miles of toll lines and is
proceeding to build standard copper
lines to connect all parts of the state,
and in the near future expects to have
connections with every city, town and
village in North Dakota 5.i3@@=
The companies making up the North
Dakota Independent Telephone COM
pany, UP to this time, are as follows:
The system from Aneta to Cassel-
ton, with exchanges at Hope, Finley,
Page, Sharon, Colgate and Ayr, with
connecting lines to Clifford, Portland,
Erie, Mason, Ripon, Mayville, Gales
burg and Rooseville: r.s& /. >zs
Also the exchange at Casselton with
lines to Fleming, Armenia, Howes and
Saxony; && ..s
Exchanges at Valley City, Leal,
Rogers, Sanborn, Fingal, Hastings,
Litchville, and connecting lines;
Also the exchanges at Darlington,
Fessenden, Bowden and Turtle Lake,
with connecting lines at New Rock
ford and Anamoose; II n.
Exchanges at Bismarck, Dickinson
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long rest last March,; the Bismarck
post is small in numbers, vet they sur
mounted everything that was In the
way, and gave the old boys and the
girls a good time. The members of
the w. r. G. are entitled to especial
praise; they furnished three good
square meals each day; we, will ever
remember them with sincere graft
tude. Comrade Ward, Moore and
;Cordner are just simply the finest Of
the fine; they hardly slept day or
night; they did everything possible to
give us a good time. d. Ell s:E,sZ ~
The evening receptions were Of a
high order. The Northern Pacific
Railroad Co sent us out to the peni-
Tertiary and Fort Lincoln by special
train. III .s53 :5
The Bismarck Tribune gave us
as good Write-ups as we ever received
anywhere in the state. N
We initiated Governor sarles into
one of our sessions, and when we
passed the hat for collection to
cover q deficiency, We found a good
sized note in the collection, which we
thought we knew where it came from.
The governor also invited the eneamp-
ment to meet at Hillsboro next year.
BY the way, 7 believe that a good
many of the old coffee coolers will
vote for the governor should he re-
sceive another nomination, but Of
course would not be expected to do
this as belong to- the prohibition
party. NJ. n. XIII. III
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is visiting Mrs. Wv. LaMoure.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Macnmber Of
Wilton, were noticed among the out
side guests yesterday. #15; :59
Editor B. G. McElroy of the Brad
dock News, took in the fun yeterday,
Nv, F. Hogue, editor of the Wash
burn Leader, was a pleasant caller
yesterday. ii: III
e. A. Hull of the Wilton News. is
here to celebrate. I: ....= 81 NJ 4
L Archie Hubbel1 and wife of Wilton,
enjoyed the Fourth with us.
III DR.. Price of Dawson was among the
push that came over to see how Bis
marck celebrates when she tries to-.
Claude Newman and Mr.. Tyler
spent yesterday and today with us.
having deep interest in the success
of the Wilton nine l5 sSs%
DIR. Hathaway, the Washburn physi
clan, was greeting old friends here
yesterday. Ne
4 Hon. Pat Lyons was among the
Steele bunch that spent yesterday
with us. . .aS B; Is. (. p stSE - 81
81. M. Whitaker was up from Brittin
for the Fourth. S.s /,
4 Miss Marie Nelson from Mime
apolis, is visiting with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Nelson. (,
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RIVAL To NORTHWESTERN
Organization Of the Independent Telephone Lines in the
Northwest TO Combat the Trust

and Glendiye, and copper toll line
from Bismarck to Glendiye.
Also connections outside of Dickin-
son to Fayette and New England, and
connections from Glenullin to Leipzig;
Also exchanges at Wilton, Wash
burn, Underwood, and Garrison, with
connecting lines, and a line from IN.
derwood to Mannhaven; and also a
line from Mandan to Center; s$s
In addition to all these, "a standard
copper toll line connecting Fargo and
Grand Forks and Petersburg, with an
extension line of the same character
to Grafton, which, is partly finished. VA
Numerous other Independent com
panies are making arrangements to
join the North Dakota Independent
company, one of which connections,
from Petersburg to Davis Lake and
Starkweather, is already consum-
mated. III sss 5s5. ss s NJ. :.
81 Work will be started at once on d
heavy copper circuit between Fargo
and Bismarck and when this is com.
pleted there will be connections from
Fargo to Glendive, Montana and inter-
mediate points, # 3
The new company will connect at
Fargo with the lines of the Tri-State
company, which is now the largest in
4 e. II : % Il
Minneapolis and has a comprehensive
system of copper toll lines connecting
all the. larger towns in Minnesota.
The management of the Bismarck
system declares that the new trunk
! line from Bismarck to Fargo, to be
built of heavy copper will be one Of
the best in the country and the Bis
nlarck subscriber, over this line, can
hear watch tick in Minneapolis. y
E., H. Moulton of Minneapolis, presi-
dent of the, Twin City Telephone COM
Ipany,tJ. D. Brown, an astern capitalist,
! J. K. Kelsey, one of the greatest tele-
phone experts. in the country, General
Alex. Hughes, H. r. Lyon, president
lof the new company, and others, met
here yesterday and today went west
| to look over the trans Missouri phone
properties. @5:.l :55
The new combination is said to be
very strong and will be a lively COM
petitor of the Bell companies. ~
i h . T. r.
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Sealed Bids Wanted

Sealed bids will be geceived bye the
Steward at his Office at the stare
Hospital for the Insane at James
town, N. D., for furnishing Ignite OF
eastern soft coal, and anthracite stove
coal for the year ending June g. 1907 q
Ignite coil to be Of the best quail
ity Of deep mined screen coal and to
be free from dust, clay or other for
eign substances. Bids to be +. q. b.S
cars jamestown or +. o. b. cars at the
mines in such quantities and at such
times as the Steward may direct.
Bids to be for the different Goals at
railroad weights or for the weights
on the hospital scales. Bidders will
give the name and the location of
mine from which they propose to-
furnish coal; bids to be made per ton
of 1000 pounds. s.4z 55s
u The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids. "a. ssss5s5a
( The successful bidder will be re-!
CURED to furnish satisfacto bond:
in the sum Of $ 1000 for the faithful
performance of said contract.
Bids will be received up until one
o'clock p. NJ, July 10, 1906, and will be.
opened and considered by the board
of trustees the same day.
Bids to be marked "Bids for fur
nishing COAL"
Malcolm Sinclair, Steward.
Dated at jamestown, N d, June
|25, 1906. = 81.
@ (First pub. June rs, 1860
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The Work Of Kids.

Ashley Republican: The Hotel.
Cooper caught fire early last Sunday
morning, being set by one of the small
children lighting match and throw:
ing it under the bed, but by the
thoughtfulness Of Pauline Metz, the
fire was reached before gaining much
Roadway. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Nets,
hands were badly burned by trying to-
stop the fire. ~ s .,s .i.53
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4 Adver tisements under this head will be in:
serted for ONE CENTA WORD each inser-
ton. Nc 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. ok. ,o,zs5
4 To insure publication Of advertisements in
these columns copy must he in before $3.50
D. m. Is q @g s. .EFs =5'E<:@@ n -
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HELP WANTED MALE.

AGENTS WANTED To introduce
the wonderful stoneless Plum
Miracle, and other new fruits.
(Specialties) Nothing easier to
sell. Exclusive territory. Big pay.
Washington Nursery Co., Detroit,
IL Mich. &. 81
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cattIeman Drowned Cd, !.

Z Guy Kerr, a Killdeer mountain cat
raiser, was drowned in attempting to
cross Knife river on horseback near
Fayette. The body has not been re-
covered. Kerr was single and about
Is years old.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-05
Box Elder Pest

Shade trees, especially boxelders, in
Pembina county are being attacked by
myriads of little green lice which de-
your the foliage. Many trees in the
city have been almost denuded Of
foliage.
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Don't forget the militia dances to
be given every night Of the Carnival
at the Atheneurl.. Good time
promised. Everybody come.
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FOUND

Fol 90 N El- ladies gold watch on
Main street, Owner can have same
sby proving property and paying
charges. Walter Shelton. s1S Ave
Y nue. B. ss}335 3i5s5
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MODERN 7;HEREyo0p or AsfERfcA.
MEETS EVERY SECOND AND FouRTN
Thursdnys Of each month In X. P. hall. AL 81
MArQuett, president sSg
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TI p

BISMARCK LODGE NO. lsc. MEETS THE
~ LIST md Sd Tuesdays a. (. 10, 0. 4. hall ut
e O'clock. John Nc aughlin, IA. w; Brad
h Icy e. Marks, recorder,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-05

WANTED good cook and dining
room girl at Banner house.
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Moore-Healy-B..H H. Moore and Miss
Ethel Healy celebrated the Fourth of
July in patriotic manner and de-
parted for Ashley last evening well
satisfied that the day will be one of
rejoicing for them as long as they
live. At 3 p. m. they were married at
the home of the brides mother in the
presence of the Immediate relatives
and friends Of the family by Rev.
Stanton. Mr.. Moore was for some
time a clerk IN the U. S. land office Of:
this city and recently resigned to go
into the banking business at Ashley
During his stay here he made many
warm friends and won for his own one
of Bismarck's most popular young
ladies. Mrs. Moore was born in this
city and has grown to fair Womanhood
among us and win carry with her the
good wishes of all who know her. The
young couple will go to housekeeping
at Ashley and later Mr.. Moore will
have charge Of the Bank at Lehr.
where they will make their future
home. 9 X. Ms IA
Against the Raise Aid herman Tatlesss
calls attention to the incomplete re-
port Of the council proceedings In the
Tribune Tuesday. Benefitting by his
experience in the council and its diIi-
tory tactics in the past Alderman Tat
ley announced, when the new council
took hold that he proposed to have
action and a vote taken on all matters.
He believed the people wanted TO
know just where The councilmen stand
on all questions. Take the matter of
the motion Of Alderman 81 G. Patter-
son for a raise of $40 a month for the
rent of the city hall The Tribune
failed to give the names OF those who
voted for and against this measure.
Mr., Tatley says he doesn't care how
the aldermen vote on these measures
but for one he IS opposed to paying
I'D Patterson's recent campaign ok
ipenses in this way and this is prob
ably just 4 beginning. Those voting
against the raise IN the rent were
Messrs. Tatley. Al 4. Patterson, Me-
Scormick and Horner Alderman Stat
terry was absent All the time Of roll
call. The other aldermen voted for
Ethe raise, M. NICK emile being absent.
Kin on Encanspnert TO the
Forum The seventeenth annual
state encampment Of the g. Al. n. for
the department Of North Dakota ii
now recorded ii history Bismarck
did her best under very uufavorabIe
conditions. Department Commander
Hare was absent, on account Of sick
mess; Adiutant Moorhouse vent To his
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$ 5s;3 =$s MASONIC
BISMARCK LODGE. "A. r.. & Al. NJ No. s.
VA ~ Meets first and tsird Mondays la each
month at Masonic hall. e. i. Dulian, ~.
NJ, Burt Finney. Secretary.
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BROTHERHOOD or AMERICAN no.

A FRATERNAE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
B Insurance organizations. Meets the
last Tuesday Of each month "a the Odd
Z fellows hall. G.. Nv. Jones foreman; z.
4 Z. Best, M. "a. f.. a. Beik. correspondent.
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& KNIGHTS on PyTHY6I,S

ST. LMO LODGE NO. M MEETS EVERY
Wednesday syening III X r. han. new Wchk
z block VIM. Ds lara C. c., 81 Auger.
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WANT S
TRIBUNE TELEPHONES.

Business Office 81
Editorial Rooms ~ IL
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FOR REMT--RoOM GINS.

ROOM AND BOARD For two gentle
q men, at Mrs. McLean's, First street.
FOR Rem Wo nicely furnished
rooms, with or without board. 221
south Sixth street. Mrs. Nels
4; White. n 559s 4.
FOR REM Room with board at
N 221 First street. s3 ..S 3. s. s.5 II i.f55
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FOR s. AZ % sehold furniture,
nearly new. 500 A between
8 4th and 5th straeIs. 4l8s
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THE CITY.
Continued from page 3D.

post this afternoon and will be court
martialed. "a, Is
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LOsTA gold brooch, containing
photograph. Finder please return
to Mrs. ]. II. Marshall, Fourth street,
Or to Tribune Office. liberal re-
ward will be paid.
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FOR RENT USES
FOR SALE.

FOR SAIL E clean stock Of tools,
fixtures and stock Of a harness shop.
Invoice abort S., 300. Will sell part
Or all at a good discount. Munger,
81 Sixth street, st. Paul, Mimi
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