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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-25
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have only one grad, 20 coal and
that is McAleatsr Fancy Lump coal
which will seil at tcto per ton.
delivered direct from ere ,aF of
o. 90 per gon II ! have fo FetaHale
it. I said per tau whteh means ..oeo
pounds ta tho Zoe phoue me yoar
orders st oneo oid phous sk8. He~
phone stt. This 81 rasb propea
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FEAT Of A TEXAS Girl
A4stxt u Z rsa Af Ifsats 0at
nss1stA fsIfs

sss.s8sas aash tafy - sftes
hAsHaa sra 81 Esea tau+@ tAaa IeB mi1es
a3tlfesi &a mhn e garments. ARRESTED
AZ Malta AaI8a enufh ~ tufr sad
astzInsa ia jail tao we~&a ga 5
fozhefsai ehhfR~ * runag4anfa6fuE
Mrs George Earl aho wAs Nora
CLAY. daughter 81 fnrmoT ra&tiws
faIseg near Port M ORTIZ. TesHs. gogHs
esi hrg husband in Spukae. after a
separation II sis seeks Thss s}oped
three years aau, because the hg.dc .
father threatened ta nsaar her lu Il
rsgaKeaf Sha NAs ghen Ia YraFN 81
aae. and had a reputation through
out the panhandle a. brnucu- btsa.
ter Afx Earl ls ~ medium height
slender and somolg = typical Texan
and speaks wiih Au atf 81 refine
meat George Eayl has fngua employ
uaent tu q local hotel uhefs Mrs
IoHeph a White has given tha vlgl
wife a home This is her story
was raised ON the plains 81
Texas and started 40 ride hgonrua
~hen 4 years Of age When I az 10
I started busting mustangs and In
dian ponies Papa aoid his faarh la
ter and started a Wild west show.
did trick riding and bronco busting
Z Il was easy. as had ropod and
branded cattle on thc Texas ranges
While with The show I mot George
and $40 fen In love My parents oh
iceled 10 our marrying. because.
they said | was too young ! was lG.
Then George and ran awag, because
Papa threatened 20 put me in a con
vent / was to be taken TO Lott from
FL paso on the G.35 O'Clock evening
I train and George and left for
Waco an hour earlier
We went around She country.
finally going 20 Oregon. leaving Pen
dl~on two months ago for Baker
City. George failed TO get work and
started for Walla WalIa / did not
hear from him for several days and
nay funds gave out. Determined TO
reach him, / decided to don a suit OF
his clothing and beat my way to
Nalia Walla. Reaching there | heard
he bad gone TO Spokane and started
out to tramp it TO this city. When |
reached Starbuck | got a report that
he was at Walla Walla and turned
back
II tramped all the way back from
Starbuck back to Walla Walla on the |
railroad track. not having a bite to |
eat from Sunday morning to Monday |
night. I was arrested by the consta- |
BILE at Walla Walla, who noticed |
that | wore women's shoes and sus-
peeted that was masqueTading,
II told the police at Walla Walla
that | was stranded and was deter
mined to reach my husband and real
lied that the adoption of a disguise
was the only means whereby l could
could carry the scheme through. l
was turned over to the Salvation
Army. where | was treated nicely
and received transportation, to SpO-
kane, after George had written to
me where he was. We expect to stay
in Spokane, as We have good friends
who will assist US in making
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a REMARKABLE LECTURE


Nofssay Anaws @hsm a faA artnks
safer. and nu1se8y eAa tell SHEA fgS
William tdxaF Cell. The tamoas 81
pteFrs, p&eass fsom pashas 70 bamuF
In The remarkable lecture Be- delivers
nm Caunihals. nufure aaa After
~ Iseii case ihla lecture a. the
lChaaiaugsa iaat aiehf and ~as beard
- sa aHalanee that pae he'd fhs aa+
dItnrimm frupa ine orchestra plt tn
tbs last ro~ II seals. and ttFn many
we're rutBpe ilnd To stand sn order
that ghny might hear th@ aubtmr
aara paintings II tbs speaker Tbis
~as nY Cells flrat lecture ta a Texas
audience and fhe impression made
uppn hsm gas q ruusi favorable un.
he fell in love 9th hiss auatpnce and
Il in safe to ssy that every one who
heard bis lecture was ei@ctr&tea wtth
his language painting ~ human sat
teriuE and homely philosophy lt
was nearly 8 O'Clock when DT G.il
began his lecture. and while the Poo
pie @erp rendered uncomfortable By
reason ~ the heat. thrg remained
patiently uatii be spoke his final
words Nothing re compare with This
lecture has been given during the
present uucampmeai
In hts lecture last night DT Cell
dealt with his experiences TIA many
of the islands Of the south seas. and
IL Is safe 10 state that the audience
received ideas on the subject of for
eign missions that were as whole
some and convincing as they were
orr ginal. for the speaker handles the
topic from personal experience al
many years.
The speaker proceeded 20 trace
down some Of the worst things ever
told him against missions Three
places told exactly the same story.
assuring him that it was their origin
al and personal experience He had
heard that story before He made up
his mind he would investigate the |
story teller after this instead of the |
helpless and innocent subjects OF |
such stories. good rule TO follow |
whenever YOU are told anything to /
he discredit of anyone His first in /
ormant was man who had come TO |
samoa from New Zealand, a criminal |
nd hiackieg who had heen obliged !
@ leave his homeland for his own
ood and that Of the homeland. etc.
Then he told of the king of Can
iibal Islands who had in his time
aten part of 900 human beings.
Ie described the kings execuuoner
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Notice is hereby gwen that there
will be held an election in the city
of Waxahachie. Texas, on the second
dav of August, 1907. for the purpose
of electing the following officer for
said city, tO-wit:
One alderman in Ward Number
One to fill the uneXpired term OF
r. L. McCombs. who has resigned.
Ward No. embraces all that
of the city of WaXahachie which lies
and is situated south of Main street.
Ward No , embraces all that part
part of the city of WaNahachie which
lies and is situated north of Main
street and East of Washington, Col
llege and Brown streets.
Ward No. 3 embraces all that part
of the city of Waxahachie which
lies and is situated north of Main
street and west of Washington, Col
Ilage and Brown streets.
! The election in Ward No. ! viii
be held in what is known as the oid
Wyatt office on East Main street
land ] f. Wyatt shall be the presid
ling officer at said voting box.
The election in Ward No. 2 vii
he held at Roy Connally's Grocery
lstore on the east side of College
lstreet. and II. NJ. Rhodus shall b'
1.-The presiding officer at said Fotln'
box.
The election In Ward No 3 viii
he held at the city hall ON IN
north side of Main street, aud w. }
If Ross will be the presiding ONCE
at said voting box.
Witness my hand this the 22d dd
LOT July. 1901. ..
PERRY ) ROBERTSON,
|Navor OF the City of Waxahaehl'
fex.s 10
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All nations are eudcaNofins 70
check the gayaEea 81 consumption
the white plague that claims so
many victims each year. Foley =
Honey aud Tar cureu coughs aud
colds perfectly and you are Ia ne
danger ~ consumption. 10 noe RISK
yonr health hy taties some uaNnqwu
preparation 9teu Foier'F HoaeY and
Tar la safe and certain iu RESULTS
Inv genuine o. .u yellow rarkaE"
Il ~ FsHrtn.
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Us SEES fee8 asu a sHut
aaaa aats Sc sarF received faf
nar aeW slsaEea a tram fte
par,a aa1 tbe prttf s Haly a Hftts
more than tae Hshf .tstff eats
eos ga the marksf Haf1 yaa wani
oats hav. a fact tesA Hatf af Any
sGna Ahko @oad ans susl aes r
psoaa a. AAs&h&res~ GFala Co
Ross phones Ssrhwr 90 -
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pafsuta ASA gaaFaaua Ut.HE 0af
tas OF wszahhshls. vte .au'rm
plate analus shtIaren to fEe Waa-
tafhls pntfir schaets Iae oominE
sion. shouIt ses .he ,aHutg super
rtssHtnt aaa base fhfarea trans
ffea before Aaeusf p Wairr NeA.
ae oars H~rutenaer' FF
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-25

NE3O a. m.-DeYOtlOnaI
$50. Bible Hour-Dr Charles f.
Naruey
1900. Choosing q Vocation" Dr..
A. r. Turner.
@ %. m Reading Miss S VI Hud-
nall
400. The Naval Battle Of the
Sea Of Japan" Mr.. a. icyda
500. Moving Pictures.
$50 Address by Governor Joseph
WiuEatc Folk. Of Missouri
Camp Fires Out
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sse nay price llst la sd or phoue
me Cor summer coal I can see coal
from neatly ans state n sou will pay
thp hIl Phone mo for prices and
terms o. H Thompson 100
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with its great wall, the greatest ar
tificial work on the face of the plan
ct, with its splendid industry and
possibilities. The giant of the east
is rubbing his eyes, well will it be
for US and for him if. when he wakes
he finds the sympathetic features OF
bending over him"
Or Cell will not lecture tonight on
THE Destruction of Cannibaism,
as previously announced, but will
give his greatest of all lectures, The
PIXIES Dr. Cell usually receives
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49, - !.
was to have delivered under contract
with the board Tonight he viii take
his audience into the forest of etern-
al twilight on the equator in Central
Africa He will tell something OF the
traits and characteristics Of this Won
derful people. He spent about SIX
months in Africa and penetrated Tar
Their into the wiIds of that land than
either Stanley or Livingstone. and
the fact that it has been less than
five years since he was there viii add
Interest TO the lecture tonight. Ihere
I will be some historical features Civ
| en- in connection with this eNplora-
ltiou never before known by the gen
/ eral public. The information obtain
ed by Dr. Cell on this trip cost him
/ thousands of dollars. and never again
will the people of WaXahachie have
Ian opportunity to gain such valuable
knowledge as will be impaired &c
them tonight. Or Cell will begin this
lecture promptly at 9:l5. and he
suggests that If the heat is uncom
Portable the men folk will not offend
him by taking off their coats.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-17
PEOPLE WHO COME and GO

100 49, "AAV OUNbA AAeD uV
Tony Aune, the night clerk at the
Grand Pacific, is among the ones on
the sick list. i9
Sheriff Reid of Langdon, brought
down a patient to the hospital and came
on to this city to visit with the Cavalier
bunch. = i:s,
R. B. Blakemore of Fargo, one of the
old line democrats, has been long
time getting around but has at last ar
rived to answer roll call.
Mrs. Holman wears a badly cut arm as
the result of an accident with stone
jar breaking in her hands.
C. M. Bergen, who is RUNNING the
Hazelton Republican while Editor
Thurston is seeing the sights in the leg
islature as an employe Of the senate, is
in the city. Eighteen years ago Mr..
Bergen stuck type on the Tribune and
is. somewhat surprised to see the growth
of the Office
1. H. Briggle and John Schumacher
are up from Hazelton on land business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Wetherbee Of
Mandan, were in the city yesterday Mr..
Wetherbee is the editor Of the Mandan
Pioneer. .:. +,
Mrs j.. L. Bowers was over yesterday
from Mandan visiting friends.
Editor Sam Small Of the Devils Lake
Inter-Oceon. is in the city sizing up the
legislative situation. @s%
/ Bert Gibson has returned from an ex.
tended absence on business. 4.
Rev. Mr.. Magin of the M. E.
church, served, as chaplain Of the
senate, owing to the fact that Arch
reacon Jones was officiating else
wheres H. . ,s.bs
A. O. Ambers of Driscoll was bust
ness caller on County Treasurer
Sperry Saturday. %}
T. r. Shaw, Pembina's popular drug
gist, is a business visitor in the city.
"BilP Pennell, the genial drayman,
had the misfortune of having his left
foot injured by box falling on it
the other day at hte 500 freight house.
Now cole" has to take his time in get
ting about the town.
F. w. Ness was a business visitor
in the city yesterday from Glenullin.
S.. L. Thoraldson and wife are
visitors in the city from Sterling.
P. T. McNalley, the Mandan hotel
man, was seen on the streets of our
city yesterday. -
Representative and Mrs. Brodie left
yesterday for their home in Dickinson.
Mr.. Brodie was called away on a big
land deal. nv "
A. D. Cordner, the Sterling real es-
tate man, is in the city on business.
Phil Meyers returned Friday even
ing from business trip north, in the
interest of the Capital City Cigar Co.
Mrs. L. F. Hall of st. Paul, mother
of Mrs. A. T. Patterson, arrived in the
city on No. 3 yesterday to visit for a
few weeks. 49, ..~ - .. ,
Otto Holta returned Saturday from
business trip east on No. 3.
Simon Westby is an arrival in the
city from Rugby and will be located
at the capitol for some time. e, -
F. L, Kellogg, editor of the Cleve-
land Leader, returned to his home
last night after few days visit in
the city,. &, gu
Michael Doering of Goodrich, made
final proof on his homestead yester-
day. F. Moldenhauer, of the same
place was in with Mr., Doering-one
of his witnesses and paid the Tri-
bune a call. They report a great fall
of snow in the Goodrich region. The
line to Turtle Lake has just been
opened closed since the first Of the
year. 3ts III. !,;S .ssf n:
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Nanzan Pie Remedy put M Il

Manzan Pile Remedy put up In VI
.nient collapsible tubes with nozzle
attachment SO that the remedy may be
applied at the very seat OF the trouble,
thus relieving almost instantly bleed
Ing, itching or protruding piles. Sat
isfaction guaranteed or money refund
ed. For saIe by Lenhart. Drug Co.
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This reminds you that ten cases Of
ne" hats arrived at Dahl's store yes
terday. You will find in them most
OF the leading spring styles and
colors. sssF 1:& S#s2 BIT
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The baking powder trust is trying
to drive Hunts Perfect Baking
Powder out of the market That's
good reason for buying it-use it be-
cause it's good .s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-17
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS

Sunday in the Episcopal Church
Morning prayer, litany and sermon at
400. The service promises to be
better than usual. a35 "A II.
IA Offeratory Solo Blessed are they
which Love Thee by Dudley Buck.
Sunday school at 12.15. in charge of
"a. L. Fellows. A.
Evening service at the Atheneum at
1870. 55 is.
German Evangelical Services Will
be held in the Swedish Lutheran
church Sunday, Feb IL. #..
Preaching at 1890 a. m.
Sunday school b: 80 p. M 55
The evening service will be held in
union with DR.. Pratt's service at the
Presbyterian church. All are re-
quested to attend these meetings.
w. G. Menges, pastor.
IS First Baptist Church There will be
no regular preaching services either
morning or evening ON account OF the
union services in the Presbyterian
church.
The Sunday schoo, will NEE. in ~
of P. hall at 12 o'clock as usual All
are invited.
Frank Wallace Stanton,
g. Minister.
Methodist Episcopal church-Lo
Magin, pastor. Services for Sunday,
Feb. 18th: 10:45 a. m. morning wor-
ship with sermon, topic God and
Mans Wants; the third of a series on
the Lords Prayer. 5sss
IL o'clock Sunday school; class
for strangers.
$3.50 p. IA. Junior League meets.
6:45 p. m. Epworth League devotional
meeting; leader G. NJ. Register
1870 p. m. Patriotic services. Song
service led by large chorus. Pas
tors TOPEKA Race with Handi-
cap" A male quartette will sing.
Come early and, get good seat. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend our sehvices. Strangers
especially welcome
Presbyterian church-1O:30 a. m,
union service Special music, solo,
quartette, chorus Sermon, J. R. Pratt.
D. D. 1915 p. m, Sunday school;
$3.50 p. M, young peoples rally; 7:3o
p. M, song service; special music.
Sermon, ]. R. Pratt, D. D. You are
cordially invited.
Three Big Meetings-There will be
three big meetings under way today
at the Presbyterian church, at 1890
a. M, at $3.50 p. m, and at 7:30 p. m.
Three churches baptist, German
Evangelical and Presbyterian are en-
listed and will suspend other services
to unite in the union service with DR..
Pratt and Mr.. Decker. There will be
service, however, in the German
tongue e at the German Evangelical
church. DR.. Pratt will address all
three services. Mr.. Decker will sing.
There will be also male auartette
and chorus choir. Everyone is cor
daily invited. -T. .,S
Young Peoples RaIly-If you are be-
tween the ages of 10 and 40 you are
invited to the rally this afternoon, at
$3.50 at the Presbyterian church DR..
Pratt will speak and Mr.. Decker will
sing.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-17
Look, LOOK, LOOK.

The Canton No. OF Bismarck, will
give masquerade bail on February
21st at Bakers hall. The usual prizes
will be given. Music by Capital City
Orchestra.
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T'HII IL i CITY

THE CITY
& THE WEATHER.
rs. Fair Sunday, moderate temperature.
Max. AZ, min. 80. 5.s..
A Marriage License Was issued to
+ w. w. Durfee and Geneva Baker, both
of Sterling.
Rehearsal Members Of the X p.
Ministries are requested to be present
at the K. P. hall this afternoon at 8
o'clock for rehearsal.
Meet Monday The city council will
meet Monday night at the usual time,
& tsif'' quorum can be gotten together,
as matters Of Importance are to be
looked after. Il. 3is$s II; # y, i. 5
Will Sing TomorroW-The Jubilee
Singers will help with the singing at
the Presbyterian church this evening,
they having, kindly consented to sing
one number. .
Died y esterday afternoon the in
FAINT child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Howard died after a short illness.
The little one was but three months
old. \ s.5 nj ,;54
Regular Meeting - OF Bismarck
Lodge No. 5, "A. f. & IA. M; will be
held Monday evening, Feb. Is, at 8
o'clock p. m. The M. NJ. degree will
he conferred. isiting Masons are
cordially invited to attend. Il
Z Spring In Evidence The J. G..
Gowan Drug company has opened
their soda fountain to the patronage:
or their customers. Evidently spring
is here and the ice cream fad will
again be In vogue 5 t5 3.5 .5ss;E
A Cordial Invitations hereby ex-
tended to those ladies visiting in the
city, who are club members, to attend
an open meeting Of the Monday Club,
on Monday afternoon next, at 3
o'clock. at the home Of Mrs ]. H. New
ton. Mrs. w. r. Cushing, secretary. II.
Dangerous Walk Several ladies'
had the misfortune Of soiling their
dresses yesterday, owing to the icy
sidewalks In front Of the Utopia
I restaurant. It is time that advantage
OF this fine weather should be taken
and a general cleaning up Of walks
Hnaugurated. IA
StraWbe These delicious ber-
ries are seen in the local market and
ut was at first supposed they came
from the local patches, but the Tri-
bune is informed that the Bismarck
crop win not be ripe for ten days
yet. IA
"A Good Act private individual
yesterday employed two men and set
them to work clearing the snow and
ice. from the west side of Fourth
street and when night came they had
cleared the walks from the Tribune
office to the last house on the street.
81 It is a sad commentary that public
B spirited individual has to clear the
walks Of other people. Il.
The Rosebud Club The little girls
On Mandan avenue have organized q
sewing club which they have named
the Rosebud club. They meet at the
home Of one Of the members every
Wednesday after school hours,
Celeste stebbins Is president; Loretta
Empting, vice president; Anna Wig
ness secretary. and Lydia Hartley,
treasurer "
At the Atheneum Tonight Owing
v to the over crowded condition Of the
Patterson hall on Sunday evenings, 4
has been decided to hold the Sunday
evening services at the Atheneum
this Sunday evening at 1870, There
Will be seating capacity. It Is be
iieved, for at least 700 people, 50 that
every conner will be accommod ated
with a seat,
Nearly 700 persons attended tbs
service last Sunday evening and tbs
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to reimburse them for labor exercised.
II. B. 273, Ganssle An act to amend
sections sOS, 80 and 81s (lsO5), relat-
ing to school officers; clerks salary
shall not exceed $50 annually, and treas
urer not to exceed $25. s3 ~ M S
II. B. PA, Giedt-An act providing
for the organization Of villages, towns
or cities in territory merged iii more
than one county. NJ +
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crowd will be larger than ever this
evening, owing to the unusually
musical program that has been pre-
pared. All the talent taking part is
home talent from our own state.
Everyone is invited, 50 be there in
good season. IT 5ss: 4 Il n II Il.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-17

Uncle Ben Laid pWord was
received yesterday from Glencoe that
Ben Corbin, the noted wolf hunter Of
Emmons county, was laid up in bed
with a paralyzed hand and arm and
the disease at times affects his tongue
SO he cannot talk. stUncle" Ben's
many Bismarck friends hope soon to
hear better news from him. "a (
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-17

Rehearsal Members Of the X. F.
Ministries are requested to be present
at the K P. hall this afternoon at 8
o'clock for rehearsal.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-17

Spring In Evidence The j. g.
GoWan Drug company has opened
their soda fountain to the patronage
OF their customers. Evidently spring
is here and the ice cream fad will
again be In vogue. 5.$a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-17

Regular Meeting - OF Bismarck
Lodge No. 5, "A. r. & "a. M. will be
held Monday evening, Feb. IS, at 5
o'clock b. m. The M. M. degree will
he conferred, u sitting Masons are
cordially invited to attend.
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Continued on Page Sd
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checkers-It is understood that a
series Of games of checkers is being
played in Bismarck for the state
champio a senator from the
eastern part Of the state being pitted
against representative from the
western part Of the state. Twenty
two Of the twenty-five games have
been played and it is understood the
west is ahead. The games will be
terminated next week. s;$ sS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-17

IA Cordial Invitations hereby ex-
tended to those ladies visiting in the
city, who are club members, to attend
an open meeting Of the Monday Club,
on Monday afternoon next, at 8
o'clock. at the home Of Mrs. ]. H. New
ton. Mrs. w. F. Cushing, secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-17

Meet Monday The city council will
meet Monday night at the usual time,
IT, quorum can be gotten together,
as matters Of importance are to be
looked after. rs. n % !, s. .s
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THE WEATHER.
z si.}@3A al ] HE EWEAIf1EH. sss
Fair Sunday, moderate temperature
Max. AZ, min. 80. 4iss ,s.:

a Marriage License Was issued to
w. w. Durfee and Geneva Baker, both
of Sterling. IA
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-17

DiedY esterday afternoon the in
FAINT child Of Mr.. and Mrs Claude
Howard died after a short illness.
The little one was but three months
old. 35 III ..5@ VI. st.a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-17

Dangerous Walk Several ladies
had the misfortune Of soiling their
dresses yesterday, owing to the Icy
sidewalks in front Of the Utopia
restaurant. It is time that advantage
OF this fine weather should be taken
and general cleaning up Of walks
anaugurated. .s h. n. \, /.