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Staet Baltimore.
ltnterhaItuuas . @eaneifer.

rMntt. siabemic." Sieie Sgode: ~ WIio'
iuInuter gtigbtS Cream.
"sIaucn'S'" = Sicie @ode; agouue Buff
fdiu".
,Bapetn." - Tieic gEoGe: rRcnt.SantIen
Gpmpnup".
.Sprofs Epera Spuic."- Sieie gSOttC: oWian
0no SurCrlHnU".
,Sonipap." = Sietc 8ote: 4Secret GerOice
Gam".
.MarnIans." - 9ieie gscde; Gsitb'S Vaubes
rtlesgpritclluuacr.
y9tnotturtun." Eicfe Nohe: oStftple
SiHou simple.
,9stp WpuuHental." Etele gSede:
,Tredmlano Wirlesaucre".
nMlbauah'S." - Eiefe gSo6c: 9ercb Sastuel
In aWlit 0obbs",
,3pu," Gprtb.9lpeuuc unh Eat. Strabe. -
9dqlid MItSitelung ipiloer Ibtere iino anoere
llnterbaliulgen. Bolfbubs9ttnt.
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WelSienbnnaen

nad Seutidlano "a Gents p,o Warf,
nab Seitreid 201a Gents pro Grone.
Yorto ertra. Sbtffsfarten bon nno
nad 9eutidIano. @eiiepdiIe, @ed-
iel, greoitbriefe i,no auslGnoiides
8elo. Sbeo. s.. 0ieuer & &c., 217
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ShicRprciic.

Mlttenballc 0e5 o. Jtegll1telltS
WC0oiaen an sic beltcu Sdiibcn
Ser Morplano Mili}6rignOe. -
@Inoerc Yreiie. - Gin 9oG.
Gle 0on5c Diili5briIaOc NcS Stno'
ties Narplan0, bcltcbcnO ans 0cm l.,
4. mo .. HcAiment, Sruppe u, ocn
Wnriur- R%cicrpcn, ser t, icparotct
9tcBcr . GompuAnic mo Dem &ctcro-
ucncorpo ocS >. RcAimcHt2, ucrInms
mcltr lid) gcltcrn }lbenO in scr Mni.
ienbalc OC9 ). RcgimcntS, I'M Ser
&crtbeilulg Ser MeOoi0cn al Oie
bcItcn Sd)iiben Ourdl @ouOerncur
@ariiclO bci}uuobncn. Nui Scr Sal.
Icric Scr @niicnhnllc iaB Elm prGd)ti-
ger QamcuiIor I'M Nnlltoltiim mo
a~ppIalrOirte Ocn crioI0rcid)cn Sdilt-
sen. Wcoaillcn crbieItcn II ShiiBcn
eritcr &laiie, - Sdiiben 5meitcr
aloiic unO 37S ShiiBcu Oriticr
alaiic. AnOcrc Ereiie crbicltcn:
MorpIuno Staot2. Frci5 - Gctls
tcmcnt pom >. Hegimcnt; cine
9ron5citatue yEro Eatria" pom
Stoate Marplono ais MonocrpreiS
nit MeOaillen iilr Die eiuiclncn Wtit-
QlieOer oea Ictahcmcnt$.
Gouperneura Ereia Cine
@ron5eItatlle nGictoria," pom @ol-
uerneur @ariieIo ais 8onoerpreis
iiir Die Gonturrcn5 5ui'den Gompa1.
MEN uno i@cpnrnten Nr9oniiationcn
9cItiitet. nit elmer Staotameouilc iilr
ie0es Mitglico oeS 0emimncnocn %.
judgements. @cminmcr: 0ctnd)ernent
pom oen 1Selo., StabS. mo l%tntcroifi,
5ieren Ocs 4. He9inett0,
@eneral 3 Noiutonts B.. 8reiS -
Cine 9rou5eitatle, geitiitet pom Wc.
nerulmujor Clinton 6. HiggS ais
@anoerpreis 3mtiden Siii5ieren ullO
Wonnid)aiten ser Morplnro Ratio
nnlgaloc, nit elmer Staotsnlcooiue
iiir sen @eminncr. @eminner: Ma-
ior 2oli1 ~. Rnmlina pom ). Hegi.
mellt.
rAicw.0orf Clothing @olic " .ErciS
Cine @ron5citotuc nEpIt EliQnom"
POM .9trp.Dorf Clothing Npllic" ais
Manorrprci9 iiir cine Gonfltrrcn5
Suiiden 0etndcmcnta Don fiinf
Sd)iiben ucll Gompognien uno lepa.
ratcn Oe9aniiotionen nit McOniuen
iiir ieoeS Mitglieo be2 g%eluinnen0elt
Getad)enents. Wcuinner: Sctad)c.
ment BON Gonpugnic s oeS /. Heai.
ments.
@oulb .2ongcr Giiton5" Erei& -
gcitiftct bon Moior Samuel :. sort,
COMMUNICATIVE scr /, @rinobc,
ais @oncerprci$. @eluinner; 2. 2icil-
tcrort Sbornton Ho0crS, Gompog.
mic $ ocS 4. Mcgimcnts.
@inon'S Ercis.- Siir sic Wfeiltcr'
idoit i'm ShicBcn nit Miljt0rrcpols
uCrn nit cincr StootSmcooiIlc fir
sen Wcluinner. Grci&@circ @ron5c.
itntllc Don Ncrrn @oltcr @inonS
bon SrrrcnNrn Yorf, Gnglonb, ais
@oubcrprCiS Suiidcn Sfii5icrer mn
Wtumidoitcn ocr NotnonoIgorbc &C.
~ltiftct. 8Cpimncr: Srbonnor5-Ser.
ocont Williun u. Hcnchon bonn A,
Mc0imcnt,
GouIe HcpolpcrsGrci&. - Siir &c.
poIpcrifilben init Dem better Ncforb
0lli 80 g)orOS nit % Sd)iiiicn. Der
NrciS, Scr .Gooles9cdcr," pom Moi.
,Srolrf ". Goulc, Soupt-Gommiiio.
rims ser /. Brigade, oils @nnbcr.
preiS Ncitiitct NIT elmer Meouile fir
Der @eminncr. @%ctpinncr: major :.
". Shirlep Gbci Guartiermeiltcr
Der /. @riao6e.
PHI Die &crthcilull1 scr Wbeaincn
id)lob i'd en- Qrcrjicrcn Der Sruppeit
un6 Gin 9oll.
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Air @ci6nadten nnb Mcnjabr.
Safpb Sdilo & So,
Mna. 6affnrthcr, Giaenthlimer,

c~snporteur unb :S1noler nit
49, @einen nno 2iouoren, "
9sr. 500, .apenue, mo
9tr. 4OG-lOS, Sit15apettcaS troBe.
Neitealngen fir 5amiIien9ebraud)
uno Heltaurationen meroen prompt
bciorat. (Ge10,iag SanD
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GIeiocr MAIDEN 2cutc,

Denn Tie bon u. Snierim, &1tnber
ifneioer, Nr. ~. Roro.gutalpitraBe
herQeItelIt iino.
(apriI17--t2iSD
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Sin jd5nes nnb nhelidcs 0eIdeni

Yin lfDntS nnb nitlldlcS Weidenf
iiir A~naeh6rise 1T inner cine lebens.
sruec photographic ubeT cine fiinit.
leriid ~pulenbete Cupie eines alien
gilocs in Grasnn. @aIsrfarbe, Del
uber Taitca. Die idlSniten Cabinet
6iloer nnr 81 pru 1nsenb.
Sulias Sebbel, beutider Gbotosropb
co., 321 Noro.W ap. StraSe.
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Mar &eiTert,
9cntidler Ebotograpb,
4O9-411 StraRe,
epeStnl.Eficrtc

Rur fur eluc tur5e Sell.
G feiriie acknowledgements unb l Iehen2groGes
Portraif nit fetrem Mnbmef fit SJ.ao.
HeeuIdrer S,reis $1,000.
Bite, ud,ten sic omf msine Isrciie.
War NeiIeu, 4O9-4t1, Nuro.wap' siraar.
(Ee5tf,fO
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Griabruna inadDt fun.

@er einmal bon 6ranf SteilS
eager trinft, bleibt babel (359,62)
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Sod5ett Fam Su User
raidcn6. - Cine 10 unerpartete
Hod,ridDt mar eS fir Sruu iSrollf
Gudntc bon 9tr. 422, Siio.S hnrp.
StroBe, ais ibr am Mittmo6 9(6eno
sic crfolgtc lroung ibrcr 5oAter
mit0ctbeilt muroc, oaB iic bcmitbtIos
SIT gO6en innf. Sri. Gertrude
Oualttc, sic %erpGbnte 1od,ter, lpilr0e
ndmlid ge9cn Sen @ileu ibrcr 81
tern ant Mittnph Mittag nit Srn.
!. 8nrrp Smith. cincm illngen
R%cd)tsanpalt, burd) Yaitor NSamle5 q.
@iIion, Nr. 412, Wtltlbcrrps
Strdbc, gctrnut. Srot ser @adiom-
felt Ser @ltern. ipel6c pom Der 9icbe
oeS MGbdenS iniormirt mnrcn, &c.
lang eS 2cttcrcm, am Withpod) Tor-
mittog ibren icbiAcn Wann jlt t%reiicn
unO sic Sod)5cit III Scene ST ieten.
Gle 3ipnS @cmeinO c
ieicrt bcutc. - Sn ser Ocltts
ld)en 3ionStird)e an ser @npltrnbc,
EaItor Slllius Spimunn. iinoet bclltc
abelro bie @eibnohtsicier Der Conn.
tnasid)lle itott.
llcber eincn eigcnt f ii m.
ihen Sail bate geltern Yolijei.
ridter Dds in ser oltlid)en Yoli5ci.
itotion SIT entiheioen. 1bomas Gon.
nors. peld)er mGbreno ser 6eiertage
bei Nntbonp Gboie, Nr.1500, gaitern.
9lperue, ongeiteQt mar, mar oltf Die
anituloigung bin, icinem Nr6eitgc.
fer $44 geitohlcn 81 baben, uerbaitet
noroen. Sor Sem Eoli5eiridter iu9te
GonnorS inbelien aus, bnb er Oas
@elo in Dem Sofralm unter elmer
Tllmpe perborgen babe. nm baiielbe
Dor Tieben iifer 81 hnlten, unb ba er
sllm 9cmcilc aith baS @elb init lid
brod)te. entities i'm Der Yoli5eiridter
ans Der Sait.
Sic IS onmnpS norrpG o."
mlirOe geitern 5u SopIon bon Sobn
6. Gonpap, 5bomos u. aenneop.
Coleman McGue, s. Wnrcus Genni-
ion uno George Mc8reepp 81 Dem
3luede incorporirt. einen Stcirbrltf)
in Baltimore. Goitntp alts5ltbeliten.
9aS alttoriiirtc gfticnfapital betrGgt
pCDAn
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German untctt
Sire 1ninranee g,
BON Baltimore.
ssapita( ......... $4,000 900.
lteberitbuB ....... 500, 900.

Sbgc neuaeorin0cc @eeuitnft miro am /. Sonuur in
l%satne's Oehiuhr, Alb CtsS Baltimore Str,
ibc tenpordrcn 0ffcen er6ffnen uno pro bcreit ien, geriteruugcn nf
Gcit1nS6duier, @uGn1GnRr, NP0beln etc. entgegen pu nc6men. Sin
ncues Sem 3tpcd ser 8eRnihoIt cntprcbenbeS @ebGuoc miro icbt III
Nr. Az, Ei:galtimprcIrafe, nebcn Dem Hainc's @c6Gnbc, erridtct uno
uMb Goacn0ulg be5ogcn per0cn.
Sermann SnoQcnbcrg, Er1f0cnt.
@iliam Splnan, Gice!4rGii6ent.
Sraneis Sdlcnnes, jnny SefretGr uno Sdaemcincr.
Iireftorcn:
@m. SdhuScrbcrH G6as. g. Silgartncr,
Nngnit Heulc, @n1. Spilmau,
4. @cbrcnbcrg, ScurD 8nmnedc,
SUrpb 81 8iorgu, Sraneis Sdlenncs, iH,
8rant Stufbam, George q. Sind,
Hubcrt TcnntngtOu, Srans SDbmer,
Gbarles Morton, Nlbcrt ". Nbt,
Gomaro VI. Connolly, Spbn Sabn,
Scrmaun Gnoacnberg, SraneiS Sdlenncs, JIM.
GGtS-SGu)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-28
g.

Grand Forks is engaged with the
solution of question that affects all
cities and that is how to insure the
distribution and sale of pure milk.
DR.. Healy, secretary of the state
board of health, gives citizens of the
city an interesting resume of his
researches into the matter, and points
out the many difficulties that lie in
the way of enforcing sanitary health
regulations, particularly in the matter
of tubercular animals. DR.. Healy be-
Heves, as do many other rational
thinkers, that the best way to deal
with these matters is by a gradual
improvement rather than by too radi-
cal legislation at the beginning, and
he suggests as the first ordinance to
be passed one requiring all milk sold
to be from inspected diaries and COWS.
The condemnation and destruction of
tubercular animals can come after
ward, when public education has
reached the point where the wisdom
of such action is seen. AS a good
beginning, however, he thinks the
effective regulation of the product
that is sold will do much to prevent
the communication of disease by milk
supplies. '.@
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-28
BIG SUIT in SIGHT,
A Towner Druggist May Go After the
North Dakota Medical Associa.

A Towner Druggist May Go After the
North Dakota Medical Associa
ton. .s.s... l.. .sz =.
The North Dakota Medical associa
ton is threatened with a heavy dam
age suit. + E.l
Arthur G. Hanson, formerly EN-
ployed in a Minot drug store, but
more recently connected with drug
store at Towner, will be the complain
ant in the action. 81 "a s%st
1t appears that sometimes ago Sec
n. =. Rowe Of the North Dakota Medi
cal associatlo,. sent out a circular to
the members Of the association re
questing them not to purchase a Ger
tain formula prepared and sold by
Hanson. The letter in question. it is
claimed, alleged that mr. .Hanson's
preparation was a fake. .s III y .s $#3;
Reports received in this city from
Towner state that the above action
on the part of Secretary Rowe may DC
the basis for one of the heaviest dam
age suits ever brought in this state
as Mr.. Hanson has several deals
pending with sanitarium owners who
are trying to secure the right to use
HansoRs treatment for the cure Of
obesity in their institutions. One
firm alone is reported to have offered
Mr. Hanson $4,000 for the privilege
Of making use Of the treatment
should the letter Of Secretary Rowe
cause q break in any Of these deals
Mr.. Hanson VIII bring an action Il
recover heavy damages.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-28
, In Too Great Haste.

Hartford Dewey and Roy McGregor
were UP from Mott on Tuesday to
make communication proof on their
claims In Hettinger county, but they
discovered much to their surprise,
that their residence had not been ii
accordance with Uncle Sans rules,
and they went away sorely disap-
pointed. .,s&
Their filings were made a year ago
last fall and last spring, near the
close Of the six months period from
date Of entry, they returned from
Wisconsin and established residence
by the erection Of houses, etc. 3
This was all right az. far as 1t went,
but It seems that MRS. Dewey did not
arrive until about three weeks later
whereas she should have been on
hand on or before the expiration 81
the first six months. sS;
In this case 1t Is held that claimant
must make IA Il months continuous
residence from the arrival 81 Mrs.
Dewey in order to entitle him ia
make communication proof.
Roy Mc5regor, being single man,
was all right on the establishment 81
his residence. He found, however
| that In making Communication proof he
was required TO show that his eight.
months residence. following the six
months from entry period, had beer
continuous. This he could not do
He had worked out in the neighbor.
hood and absented himself from the
claim for about d month at time
Hence Mr.. McGregor discovered that
II he still desires TO make commute,
ton proof, he will be required to
make continuous residence for a
months from this time.
Both Of these men had been ii,
formed, they say, that they were do.
ing all that the law required. Their
advice was not secured from the
United States land once and there
fore was not the best.
Settlers who consult the officials 81
| the United States land once viii
always get the information needed
ana cannot 90 astray and get them,
selves into such trouble as did
lMessrs. Dewey ana McGregor. Whlle
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-28

Minnesota seems confronted with
all kinds of trouble over the adoption
of it's new code. This goes into effect
March 1 and repeats specifically a
number of existing laws, among them
those providing atanding appropria-
tons for the penal and charitable in
stitutions of the state. Under the
circumstances, unless some at present
unseen way appears out of the diff
Guilty a special session of the legis-
lature seems the only means Of relief.
There is no authority to provide for
these institutions if the standing ap-
preparations are repealed in any body
but the legislature. - Vt ~ ~ e
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-28

The delegates from the states of
Minnesota, North and South Dakota
and Manitoba, appointed at the re-
quest Of the president of the recent
drainage conference, to consider plans
for preventing the overflow of the
Red river, has been in session this
week at Grand Forks. The delegates
have all had much experience with
conditions in the Red river valley and
their deliberations should be of value
in assisting with the solution of the
difficult problem Of preventing the
overflow of Red river lands, Is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-28
STATE NEWS

Fessenden proposes to have three
wards and six aldermen, now the CEN
sus shows it has 600 population.
The Medina Citizen objects to the
transfer of that section from the Bis
marck to the Fargo land office.
The Mckenzie County Chronicle
publishes a list of the filings on land
each week-fourteen last week.
% A briquetting plant is to be estab-
lished at Kenmare by the Western
Fuel & Iron Co. =.
Ernest wernick of Flasher has pur-
chased a 30-horse steam plow run
ming ten fourteen-inch plows, with
which to break up his land. !.
''.Et y r
Major j. G.. Hamilton of Grand
Forks, has been admitted to practice
before the supreme court Of the
United States.
Rev. e. P. Preston, father of Mrs.
Elizabeth Preston Anderson, state
president Of the w. G. T. u, died
Tuesday morning after a brief illness.
President Robert Jones of the
First National bank of Fargo, has
been commissioned a colonel in the
state militia by Governor Sarles.
The commission was received Mon
day morning.
# karrie O. Selland sued Rudolph
Evingson in Fargo for $4,000 dam
ages for personal injuries alleged to
have resulted from falling into a stair
way in the store Of Evingson, and the
Jury awarded her a verdict for $500.
& Phillip Otterstrom living near
Cleveland is said to haze had i've
horses shot with shot gun, the small
shot having been picked out from the
horses, hide at different times. Mr.,
Otterstron claims to have sufficient
evidence to convict the parties, and ii
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-28

The winter number of the
Courtenay Gazette is one of the hand
soonest and most novel special issues
of any paper OF the state. It is got
up in magazine form with coIored
covers and many fine illustrations of
Courtenay and Stutsman county
farm scenes. 1t commences with a
comprehensive review of he states
resources, followed by bright and in
Ieresting matter regarding Courtenay
and surrounding country. 1t is a
production Of which the Gazette,
Courtenay and Stutsman county can
Justly be proud, and its general cir
cuiation should do that section a
world of good. y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-28
Faunce's.

Having purchased the 3. Sloan
property on Fourth street and re-
paired and put It IL shape. my old
patrons, and ] trust many new ones,
will find me located in my new
quarters, ZIG and 21s Fourth street.
where I shall be pleased to show You
q nice line Of stoves, ranges, furni-
ture, crockery, wall paper, shades,
paints, oils, glass, etc In fact every.
thing.
i Start you In house keeping at the
lowest possible prices.
d I. FAUNCE,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-28
The state dairymen's meeting will

The state dairymen's meeting will
be held at jamestown this week. r.
% Flint, state dairy commissioner,
and one of the best practical dairy.
men in the state, will attend and de.
liver an address on the care OF milk
and cream on the farm. a subject that
Is OF interest, both to the farmer and
to the dairyman who buys the farm.
ers' milk and cream supply to say
nothing Of the customer who buys the
butter made from ii.
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may be a serious matter with them
before long.

may be a serious matter with them
before long.
Col. J. FL. Holmes of Aberdeen has
purchased $4,000 acres of land in
Billings and Bowman counties, North
Dakota. The land Is at present far
from railroad, but will be close to-
the extension of the Milwaukee to the
coast. Colonel Holmes expects to
organize syndicate to develop the
property and dispose of II - - ss---mers.
Oscar N. Lindt 4om of Tolley was
larraigned before Police Magistrate j..
M. Rowland IL. Kenmare yesterday
afternoon on complaint of Swan
Swanson. ia mer, charged with as
sault with de, dly weapons with in
tent to kill. 1 indblom was bound
over to the di strict court. The de-
PENDANT had rex emily been commits
stoned postmaster for the town Of
Tolley.
Fred Kidney, one of the men In
Jail at jamestown, charged with coun-
terfeiting, is claimed as a husband by
at least two women, and it is said by
one or two more. Since his arrest
he has been the anxious object of
inquiry from one woman at Caring
ton and the other at Jamestown. 1t
is said that there are children by the
former, and that another Mrs. Kidney
lives in South Dakota and possibly
another in Minnesota. The hearing
of the men occurs today at James
town. # -5 5:. $z .
About Il O'Clock Saturday morning
fire completely destroyed The frame
building owned by II. IT. Dolloff
Of Minot, Ward county, and occupied
/ by Messrs. Wagner q Bullock dis j.
pantorium, entailing loss estimated
at $500. The origin Of the FIRE was
caused from gasoline explosion.
Mr.. Bullock was in the act Of clean
ing lady's skirt, using gasoline, and
while rubbing the garment vigorously
between the hands, which is custom
airy In such work, the explosion oc-
clrred, no doubt caused BY the fric.
ton.
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Back.

Steele Herald: P. J.5Lyons arrived
home Wednesday from an extended
trip through several Of the middle
west states. ~
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The death is announced of Rev. e.
2. Preston OF Valley City. father OF
Elizabeth Preston Anderson, state
president of the w. g T. q. and wife
sof Rey. James Anderson, formerly Of
Bismarck.
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Goes to priscoll.

goes TO DFISCOII.
Steele Herald: On account of be-
ing unable to secure a building in
which to continue his business, C. H.
Carman, proprietor of the Glenwood
restaurant, has decided to remove his
family and business to Driscoll. The
business is to be closed Saturday and
removed to Driscoll next Tuesday.
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Tls 8ismarek Trihm,1e,
HY M. II. JEWELL.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.

Published every afternoon, except Sunday
ct Bismarck North Dakota, is delivered by
carrier to all parts of the city at SO cents per
address in the United States or Canada, post
age prepaid, SIS per year; $3.50 for six
months; $1.25 for three months.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Published every Friday; eight pages, con
Mining summary of the news of the week
'~-local and neutrality-suspicious. attention being
paid to state news. Sent to any address, post
age paid, for 81 for one year; SO cents for six
months; 25 cents for three months.
The Bismarck Tribune is the oldest news
paper in the state-Weekly established June
wide circulation and IS desirable advertis.
ing medium. Being published at the capital
of the state it makes feature of state news,
of semiofficial character, and is therefore
particularly interesting to all who desire to
keep the run of state sfsairs-political, social
end business. -"
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these men have not forfeited their
homestead rights, they have been in
convenienced and put to much I'M
necessary expense. .&.
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Goes It Alone.

Steele Herald: Postmaster Spang-
Ter has, purchased Mayor Allhouses
half interest in the local telephone ex-
change and is now the sole proprietor
of the Steele Telephone Electric
Company.
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NEIGHBORH0OD POT-POURl
Band.

Steele has organized a band of 20
pieces. w.