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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-02-13
Balance on hand,

A petition was read from Warren ID.
Ham and others asking that streets
west of Park avenue be severed, graded
and graveled and cement sidewalks
laid. Same was referred to the Solici.
tor who will draw an ordinance au'
thorizing the work. An improvement
certificate for $500 was ordered issued
the money to be used in the hnal
payment to r. s. Blome Co., on theil
cement contract. Council adjourned
The Borough Collectors financial re-
porls to Councn from 1uUntn III moutB
show that there has been $24, 500 col
lected from 1906 taxes since last Octo-
Der. All borough bills are paid to date,
no notes in bank, and there is about a
thousand dollars in the bank to the
credit of the borough. in addition to
the 1906 taxes there has also been col
lected from 1904 and 1905 taxes about
$1,000, making total of $1,000 collec-
ted from taxes. In the same time there
has also been collected from assessments
for grading and graveling, sewer and
cement So ,700 making grand total of
collections amounting to over $33, 700
since last summer. The 1906 delin-
.quent list was recorded at the county
clerks office this week and amounts to
$1,000. This shows the financial con-
dition of Wildwo to be in most ex-
cellent condition.
Mrs. Latimer r. Baker, who has
been in Vineland for the past month
with her husband, was down last Fri
day. The Mayor has been i'll in bed
ever since he left here month ago and
is under the treatment of DR.. Foote.
Mr.. Baker is improving and he is being
prevailed upon to go south to further
recuperate.
Fine assortment of fancy valentines
at Ryan's japanese Bazaar and Sta
tionery store.
The Merry Maidens cleared over 500
at their fair recently held in the Brown
building. This money will be turned
over to the school piano fund.
Several agents wanted for local work.
Apply between and 8 Wednesday at
Caldwelps Jewelry store, 3416 Pacific
avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Wild
wood Baptist Church will hold food
sale and social in the Brown building,
on Pacific avenue, Saturday afternoon
and evening, Feb. 16, 1907. Home
made cakes, bread, pies, ice cream, etc.,
will be on sale. Come and take dig
in the Klondike.
Continued on Page 8
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-02-13
l1s@s 5 MILE EXTRAS
n ES&A What is Most ImpOr-
2 a tent News i'm the Week
II " by One who is in a
Sftuashun to KnO
by Our Ne,0 Reporter

leading yung ladies of five mile
took slay ride last week on ribs of
barrel for slay on the board walk
and had o. k. jolly time but they
dident kno We reporter was lookin.
There aint but one or 2 real slick slays
on five mile and they was in use by
fellers what had stedy gurls.
spect to take purity gurl slayin
for the first time If the snow holds out.
| alwuz think when | go to the house
where she is and we are alone that /
will take a seat close to hers but when
she looks at me strange like | feel sort
of queer bout the nees and never did
yet. A chum told me to get her to go
slayin in narrow slay and after that
l woudent have the bashful feelin. |
don't kno how she'll take it when
squoze down along side of her but
I'm beblamed if don't try it. If it
makes her mad I'll get out and walk.
Some Holly B. gurls has had grip.
A feller has to keep his disianc when
they get that My gurl haint got the
grip cause aint got no gurl. Idropped
out of the gurl bzness a month for Xmas
presents set in and will stay out to
after valentine day. Itll be clear
salin then to 2 or 3 wks. for 4th ofJuly.
If had boss and slay Id do bizness
right now.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-02-13
REGULAR MEETING OF
WILDWOOD COUNCIL
announcements for the West Side.
Collectors Reports Show the
Collection of $4,000 In
1906 Taxes
MAYOR BAKER IMPROVING At vINELAND

The Wildwood Borough Council held
its regular monthly meeting last night,
transacting but little business outside
of the regular routine. President OF
Council Hamilton presided in the
absence of Mayor Baker Councllmen
Bright, Goslin and Slaughter were
present, as were also Borough Clerk
Eldredge and Solicitor CurtisT. Baker.
The collectors report read as follows:
RECEIPTS
Balance on hand at last report January a' o1n, n,
1907, ''o-O ~
Collected since: 90 60
ia9s tayas $3.50 9S
Interest, u "
4,ape May County, rent OF
hall for election, ~ w ,-o 90
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-02-13
MODERN I'M
PROVEMENTS

All these lots and
the streets are grad
ed, the pavements
and curbs laid in
cannant the co,,r,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

7. GreiS, rMifro6en mo 9ofte.
rlen": G5os. 9oBler, &obt. 8eber.
Soc SmiBer, Sobn Soft, Sarrp Bob
Ter nno Milton 6reburger.
s. YreiS, 0OrioIc.Mdo6enL" 6rall
GboS. Seller, 6rou Weagcr, Morion
Scott, Ma6el. 2ittlc, Inno 2ittle,
Sophia gilbert, Wtoggie Sind, Wtattie
&etpca, Wottic &pnd, Anna Steg-
mann, Gogan Seller, @racc Weager,
Coma Meo9er uno gnno Senf.
8. TreiS, uSoumpoQpiliider," Sr.
ltnO 6rou Sobn 81. Sell uno &ino,
Sr. unO 6rou s. j. &eniel, Sr. uno
6ruu Sol. SoSbcimer, Sr. uno Sroit
". &. &ellcp Sr. unb 6rou Sad
Goof mb ainocr, Sr. unb Srol $.
SoncS un6 Sri. &. Sfinner.
10. GrciS, oGbinciii6e &opelle,"
SS. Jront Selbmonn, Speooer
Solrie, &olter blum, Sbeooore Sic,
ncr, Geo. Gang, @m. Sppermomn,
@iuiom Gmrid, Bernard S6crr unn
Die Gonlen Sbo @llrme, Moric 6elbs
mann Sonnob GREENWOOD, Nnld
Slumc, Mtinno @erbohc, Hoiu @lld
un0 2oltro @efer.
If. GreiS, n0ie iicben @odcntoge,"
6rl. S%albbcimcr, Sri. 9unnefc,
Irou Sbarp, Sri. Stolfort, Sri. Sill,
Sri. SicnerS mo Sri. Wtotticlot.
Sir Den gIiidIidcn %erIoui oeS
6eltcs bate iid botpti1flit ooa
nodJfolGcnoc GeIt-Gomite per0irnt &c
mod)t:
Grefutip-Gomitc - Serb Gaiicr,
&oriibcr; 3. @cn5iug, 6. GnNel, 8.
Midlidl Sobn @cIing, &. Stidte.
notb, 6. 3. MciSlobn, 4. 6inter, 6.
@rot Gr. &orentrop, 6, Gunlebn,
u. Slider, s. EbicS, 9. GrIcr.
arrangements. Gomitc - i. Sal
JET, &orlibcr, =. @cn5inN, &. Stid)te.
llotb, s. @roi, 9. y. 0icterid, -.
Miflih. $. GhirS. 6. Gn0cl.
Ercb.Gomitc - 8. @cn5inN &or-
iiber, i. aoiicr unb u. Wicbc(nlonn.
6inon5-9omitc &C., &. @roL &oriit-
ser, i. ". N0rcntrop nno &. i. Ntci$.
Io6n.
0eforotionS.Gomit - &. Stidte-
notb, Goriiber, ~. Slider, $. 5bics,
6. W. aumlebn 6. @ron0t, .. Grler
ullo ". q. WcGlpmont.
Son5.Gomitc - $. 5bies, @oriit.
ser, g. 3. GieteridL q. Gei6cl, Or. 9.
9. Mper, 6. Sdeltermnnn uno ). ".
9epfiu.
Gn1pfongS.Gomitc - g. q. Gictc-
rid, &oriibcr, $. Steincr, :. $.
@cber, u. Sd)linf, Eb. @epiorth Is.
Foblmonn @m. q. WcGlpmont, Or.
.. Wper, q. 9unnede, ltlt., uno 81,
u. Shalbeinler.
llntcr Den Mnneienoen befonOell
lid) Wopor &. Glop Sintonlls rno bic
Mopors-GonOiootcn @cor1c Stcluart
Broom unO Sbcrlt Sbcrlod Sluann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Cine M ebeluppe q d. al
tenn grand peronltoltete geltcrrt
Sr. 8ltltop WuSbofe III ieinem He'
itollrott, Nr. 1041, cIt.galtlmores
ltroBe. 6rou Worie NeiOborot, Die
@ittlue oc& GeitouroteurS Gonrao
Neioborot unb Sduiegcrmutter OeS
Srn. Wlts6ofe, bate 0oS Sbercom.
nlall0o ii6cr sic Slide iibernon,mcn,
lnlo Dies BOT gcniigenbe @orontie fir
quite &ederbiileu mo iilr ein poleS
SollS. limo Oh cS Elm poles SollS
mar? &on WorgenS bis 5ur Wlitter'
nod)tsitunoe nor je0e H1umlid,fcit
10 beicbt, oub rs ben BdIten tounl
moNlih nor, Elm. TlGbhen 81 iin0en,
nm bon Ocn uortreiilid 5n6erciteteil
Speiien 81 foiten. glber Giejeni9en.
sic einmul ioBen, crbielten cine lold)e
Wen0c uerihieoeiler GBipaoren Dor,
oeicbt. 0uB lie niht mubterb 100 al.
iongen uno no ouiboren. Nebeil
Trnu Neiohnrot, pel6e trob i6rer rs
Sabre moder Sonb onlegte, lporell
IN ser Slide tbGti9: ibre 3od)ter
Srnu @liiobct6 Wiis6ofc. ionic 5rail
2olliic S6on5e uno Ir(. Goie DC.
Gurlcp, Zen eolcn 8erltenioit Der.
jopitcn Die SS. &ngo Sdliiter mno
Beter Sonos, lpdbrcno Sr. MuS9ofc
sic @GIte cnpiing.
SRI + .moocn. Ger
@inter rcgiert 5luar nod nit ollcr
Strenge, obcr oeiieli ungeadtet ia.
ben Armitrong, Gotor & Go. ld)oi-
eill groBeo Eager bon 6riibiobrsbil.
ten fiir Gornclt eilgclcgt, uno NOR.
gen uno iibernlor9en lit Die critic
6riibjabrS- Groiinung. Giciclbe III
ober MIR filr ole Gambler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

oGte SebenSmiiroigfeiten bon go.
cltIt-Eoint 6ei Sonner. uno Monoer.
i6ein," bon Erof. Suqo Sllt1.
.9o8 aomeel in Ser 8iiite," ein
muiifaGiider Sher5, porgetragen BON
i. 3iel.
.9ie acknowledgement ocS Ror0.
oel,tiden 9Iopo," Gapeqmciitcr SEQ.
9iQot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

q. Sprellger, Sllllgllloe Slu NNo
Mamie Better.
No6 ser @reiSpert6eilung, nit mel
der sic 9emaSfirung perbutoeu mar,
mrroe 5iulddit ben @elpinncrn Scr
Greiie grotuGirt. NodOem iid) Ooml
ieocS ieine @oSfcnfIcioun0 10 gut
ipie moGlid 9erid)tct bette, muroc
Scr Ball inter @c1leitln1 BON Eroi.
i. 9ie0er'S Srhclter fortgcicbt. @ic
NlQes eiu @noe nebn1cn muBtc, 10
9ing eS olld) nit oieiem lllitigen Oar,
nepolsielte, ais Die porgeid)riebene
Strn0e fir sic Meiitcn lcioer nllr 5u
friib id)lIg.
&%olitGnoig 5uiricocn f0nnet sic
Serren bonn ARRANGEMENTS Gontite
ieiL oenn lie mltr0en oitrd) Ocn Bic
ieneriolg reihlid) belobnt, GnS slr.
ron9emcntS.Gomitc beitonO aus 0clt
SS. Charles Entidfc, Sobn 9iliol,
Sricorif 2ieOcr, Charles 9rouer,
Charles Seubert, u. S6lpeinSberg,
$. Gonrobi, jun, i. MiQer, 9llguIt
Eieper, &cinrid &ofierbert, mo oo9
Con5sGomite aus oen $50. CHARLES
9ortb, Charles Soiicr6crt, 2. Nell.
mol1t ". @ortb, u. 3cllcr nno 81.
Meller.
Erin5 Gnrneual bel Sen
80 men.
Ginen ser groBtcn, eriolgreiditcn
uto omiiionteiten WosfenbGQe ieit
icinem @eiteben bieIt geitern Abeno
Der obmiide S%ltrnperein .Sofol" III
g. s. Sbinlef'S Safe am 9roo0mnD,
nobc Gaaerltrube. @ei0e Sallen, sic
groBe inn 5~lpeiten Stodperf unb sic
flcincrc Surnbolle I'M grogei6oB,
mnren tbntiGflid) nit &cr9niigungS-
iudenocn ii6crfiiQt. GS mar cine
pruftild)e @%inrid)titng. @1brcno sic
oberc So0c fir sic MoSfirten refer.
pirt mar, fonnten Die llnmoSfirten
lid III Ser untcrct Nollc Sem Cans.
perqnil0cu bingc6cn. Die 3obl Ser
&ainllen oc8 Yrin5cn Gnrneual mar
cine lcbr groBc. GS morcn Oo bltrnos
riitil6e S6otcn un0 9pmmaitiid)c
aunItitiidc poaiiibrenoc @plppen;
ih0ne Somcn ais Grin5eiiinnen,
@r6iinnen uno Seen; Snponer, Chi
neIen unb percin5elt 'oltd milo aus
ieben0e SnOioner; noip III Oie @elt
ihnuen0e @imponocrer, Hegenihirn-
flider, Sdpubpuber, iiberbollpt NQeS,
mas sur Norretbei gebort, and bic
ltnpermei0life olte Suugicr mo ser
SoQeitol5.
Bon 6eireun0eteu Scrcinen marcll
Ou 8ertretcr Der st. @en5cSlmtS.
Hitter," Der rMarldna &aoebtp'S
@eteronen," ser oGiwner &arl'S beS
Iierten," oes ,9Gbmiifen SGgcr.
TcrcinS," Ser vGooetten oeS FL. gloi-
IiuS," 0cS st. Fetcr nr,o EaltlS.lln'
teritiitungS . @ereins," oeS st. 50.
bonncS . &creins," oeS oSiingIing3s
Iercils ct. Norbcts," Scr Select
9odclor&," bcS ,GnnlcnpereinS 81.
bite" Ger Baltimore Eotrioten
Tlotenfp," ser un%iiormirten gbtbei,
lung oc5 o@iebncr'S Gonclope Ser
Scptoiopbcn," beS iluoiid)en @obl-
tbGtigfeits = GcrcinS por ct. PHI
oreos, ser b6bmiih = iIaoiiden 2o9e
.SorosIop ) Cube" oe8 st. 60
iep6S . ltntcritiitlino5 .ScreinS," OeS
b6bmiidcn oromotiIden SercinS
,Spotobor."
Go8 Arrangements Gonlite .beItano
aus Den &S, g. 6, Sirihaller, q.
Moridot, 6ronj Slider, 9oriS Sir
iholler, Soicpb Seronef, Charles
6leiidn1ann unb Sran5 Sanner.
Die 9eolnten bcs Gcreirls limo:
GrGiioent Nlois Gernp, gicc.Graii'
bent g. 6. Sirifouer, SefrctGr an'
ton Mori6ot, 6illan5iefretGr Soiepb
Wltlif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

9UlpIll.
Gas lit bcS nSommers" berrlide
3eit,
@ann sic Groe idDniidet i6r Sod.
5eitSfleio.
SerbIt.
Gin ber6er Noromino piciit ourd sic
Sel6er,
Die 9Gllme iteben entflcioet pom
2au6e,
Ter S0ger b6lt llmifou uo6 9iidie
lln0 Sumo,
llno purpurn uno gol0en reiict sic
Irallbc.
GaS lit i'm SCRIPT" lucunl ser Salt
Der Rcben
Die Noern Oltr6glilbt ms nit nellem
Seben.
@inter.
Gie Groe gebiiact in meiBcn Shleicr,
Eieilihnea iogt ser Sd)littcn ii6er
Die 9abn,
Scbt "a oen Sdrnccrnnnn nit brobeus
Dem Stdbe,
Nort bcbcn oic @uben SIT i%d)ncebaQcn
an. I
0aS lit Scr @intcr nit Srcu0' un6
Sci0,
Nit ser iaud)5eno = luItigcn Snrnc.
palS5eit.
Yrin5 Gorncpal (0r. u. @icicl.
MANN mllroc bel icinem Grihcincn
Dom o&onig @intcr" (Sr. .. SoS.
per- nit folgenocn @orten 6e9riibt:
Sc miQfommcL o Frin5, III OeS
@interS eiiiacm Heihe!
Srcuoig bcgriiB' if BEN @oIt, ooS
@cfolge Norrbeit unb 2ounc,
ltno iibergeb' Dir Dos Scepter, bcnl
Nle germ mir llnS bclgen."
9rin5 Gornepol trot 0orollf ieiuc
Scrridoit oil nit iolgenNen @ortcn:
yGonf lei Sir, aGnig, gcioQt iiir
Seine %frcunolifeu @orte,
@crn crgrcif' id) OoS Sccptcr, boS
goltlid) Tll mir geboteu,
llno fibre Gild) in ntein HeidL OdS
&eid Ser 9uit un0 ser Sreuoe.
Scib mir oerlt uttcrtbon. @enieBet
AcS G%nrnepolS Wobe11.
2oiiet sic Sorgen entflicb'n, pergeiict
ser olGlenben @rillen;
2eerct nit pollen 3ii9en Der 2ebenS.
luit i6dumenben @ed)er,
3onn mir tr6ilmt SIR i'm re6t, beli
gliidliden Soiding&troum."
Die YreiSpertbeilung bate iolgenz
oes GrgebniB:
Gin5elpreiie.
I. Yrcis, nSombourmojor," Sri. Gil.
lion &olOen.
,. YrciS, nGoulcttc," SRI. 0totbiloc
&. Stcit.
3. YrciS, ~Sllte Slngier," 0ralt Is.
9reper.
4. Yrci&, n@o0ctcuic," Scrr Srpin
'Solocn.
5. YreiS, ,@rono Do 8ortp," Sri.
0oro Geeo.
6. Yrcis, oSluftionntor," @r. GboS.
glbert.
@rllppenpreiic.
I. GreiS, oSriibling," 6rla. SOo
Sonemonn, Worp 9reminoinc, @roce
S%onenlnnn, Nlice Hobeion, Ilrlo
EoplOr, Gin Snplor, Srcnc SorgeIt,
MoOoline Senorifs, Splpio @id-
bom ,2olliic Ierr, Coma Gcrr, Mobel
ScSoufrc, Tutb Gobnlcr, Gli5obetb
Scb nnO gnno SeB.
=. Ercis, ySerbit," Scrr Il. Brandt,
;Scrr @altcr Sbicle, Scrr Gorudrb
StidJtcllotb 5rou Soo Sornlein, Sr.
s.. Sie6ert, Srou $. Sic6ert, SEER s.
6rou 0. aumlebn, Sri.
0top 9rittingbom, Serr George Hp.
lonb, Sri. Bertha @orlib, Scrr M. Is.
Srou 2oliiie @arlib, Scrr u.
3ciS, Srou Sbicle, &crr Geo. GeibeI,
SRI, Boa Mtidlid, Serr $. Solbrodt,
Sri. Sorlcp, Scrr 6. OieinfeIoer, @err
&. Wldlid] mo Srou s. Wiidlid.
3. ErciS, y@lumen," oie Gomen
Srinte, Sopt, erler, @oltcrS, alobc
@otIorL Brandt, Ebelon, @ebring
9oer, Stoa, 6olfcnitein. Brandt,
6~robnb1uicr, Sboler, Single, 9ree.
bcrc, 6. 9ronoo, Den. Grler uno 4.
Salfenlteit
4. Breis, @inter; 6. Gngel, @liie
@orlit, g. giiele, Gillian aruie, Sr.
Se00er, pima T. Witd)eQ, 2eonaro
Mpno, 6lorence 9arget, Eaul Sbiele,
ISrcoa Siebert, 6ranf WpQo, slmo
aobler, Sr. Slider, Selen @orlie,
hilbert @ieBclmain, Sobn Saiper,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
@rukartiges @anfctt.

Ter nGcntrnI : 8eiGGitSlcutc = Ser.
cin" plant Die @r0iinung ser
nellen MnrftbaQen nit eiltenl
TieIensg anfett. - Gin @arantics
6onb BON $4,000. - $1,000 be-
rcits 9e5eidnet.
Ger Elan ocS ,Gentrol. 8eidGit3s
leute e Gereins," oie rlellcn aroBen
MorftboQen oeS Centre. Worfts nit
etilem Giclenbonfett al erofinen, i'm.
oct anflang. Sn elmer gcitern Nod).
mittag inter Dem Goriib bon 8rG.
iioent Hcuocfer obgeboltenen Spe.
5iolocriommlung beS @creins, al
lpelder iif 100 Mitglie0cr uno oeren
Srelunbe einqefunben botten, pllrocn
oleid) $1,000 iiir oen @orontiefono
gc5eidnet. Der Suno ioQ ollf $40.
600 erbo6t meroen.
9aS ltnterbnltungs = Gomite be-
fiirportcte, 9onfct.9 iletc 5llrl nomi.
nclen Erelle bon ST ST. %perfaufen
mo MIR MarplGnber Hrooufte 5l fer
piren, Die nle I'M nellen Worft einge-
fault mcroen lolet. InS Sonfett
ioa III Scr groBel Solle oes GngroS-
GroOuftenmorfts gegeben iueroelt,
urs wenigltenS brei Mliiiffopelcn
mill Scr Gerein en9nBiren. las So.
mite Ditroe autoriiirt, ieine Witglie.
oer5abl auf 20 81 erbDDel.
Gin ungctreuer g it + e.
nmter. - Sdon ieit lGrgerer 3eit
liefen aus Dem 9ejirf Der Eoitltation
3 on Der Eennipluania 9lpe alagcn
ilber uerloren g~egongene 9riefe eir,
llto ginger YoIttnipettor Sooten un0
Ieteftip Bradley an sic glrbeit, Dem
Sboter auf Die Spur 81 fon1men.
Viittels zines pom Goltinipeftor nit
genarftem @eloe abgeiaItoten 9ries
les gelang es geIterlt, ben grieftr1ger
SoIepb 6. @roten in Der %gerlanlten
citation 81 perbaiten, mo il6erluieS
gunOes z GommiiiGr Gogers oeuiels
ben iiir ein meiteres Serbor ON Witt.
nod Dem @efdngniB.
Gin pcrb gnibuollc
III. - SRI. Yenrl Gpans,
% Sabre alt. iueld)e III Nr. 43i,
gtoro-@apitroBe, ipobnt, bottc geitert
neural9iide 3abnidmer5en unb rietb
ibr Seinano, Holloanliml 5I ncblicn.
Sri. Gpnns fnllfte cine bnlbc llnje
lItb Dcrid)llltfte boS Niit. sic t)nrbe
iii OoS rStaot.Soipitol" 9ebtad)t, 100
Die Wagenpumpe balO ieOe @efobr
beieitigte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Vafe fhr's Apsianb beisret g.. Naine, ~.
if3, cit.Saltinipre. Str, nape Gptnmpunft.Nss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

9eonttenluobl Der Sltrnieftion Ocs
y2a6or. 2pcelmS. - Ias S6ait.
tllrnel finoet am "a. april itott.
- Serr Mortin 2uorpig 3clegot
sum 9iirgerperein."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-01
The Art Loan.

This is the day of the Art Loan at
the Commercial Club rooms to which
all Bismarck has been looking for
ward. 5 The ladies have made elabor-
ate and beautiful booths in which to
show the exhibits and at some of
them light refreshments can be OBJ
tanned. Mrs. Geo.. Burke will be at
the historical booth in coloneal cos
tune. AT the Scandinavian cabin
from the far north you will be vel
coined by ladies in genuine peasant
dress. Another booth will contain
curios from all parts of the world.
SakeaWea, for whose honor this art
loan has been devised, has arrived
with her tepee and will be glad to
chat with you. Conne in the after.
noon from 8 to or evening from
7o'clock on and have. a jolly good
time seeing things and visiting with
your friends. Admission Is cents.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-01
THESE PASSED
HONOR ROLL IN STATE HIGH
SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS E
v cREDlTABLE SHOWING.

Last June three classes In the high
school We're given state high school
board examinations. The papers
were forwarded to Grand Forks TO
the president of the state university
who is he examiner OF the board. The
following were the results of the ex-
animation. The passing mark is 65:
Solid Geometry.
John AIlensworth, rs; Edna Arm.
strong 65; Helen Burton 65; Helen
Dawson. 81; Samuel Day: Sc: Flor,
.ence Flerk. Is; Regina Farrell. n;
Christine Laist, 90; Alex Logan, IS:
Nellie Marvel, ss; Ada Price, 90: OF
i've Proctor, rs: Philip Webb. SO;
Odessa Williams, s4
Number In class. Is; number exam
ined, u.s.; number passed IA; number
failed.
Physiology.
Lois Barnes. 80: Raymond Braen
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A Clever Travesty.

William Courtright & Co., all
around comedians, are just what
Manager Tracy assured Bijou patrons
and delighted the audience at local
vaudeville theatre last night. In a
happy, one-act travesty on scene
in Camille" entitled "Clam-eer or
or The Fate Of a Cracked Heart"
the team Is winner and promises
to draw packed houses during the re-
mainder Of the week. Eddie Pome-
roy does the vocal stunt in fHe1aw
Central, Give Me Heaven, Z elaborate
" illustrated, The pictures AREAS
they always are good.
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Society Music.

Society Music.
Mary will have to be asked to play
when she goes out in society. A proud
mamma will attend to that. And Mary
will play with faithful accuracy some
thing from Chopin or Beethoven or
Mendelssohn, and the young people
will watch her chubby fingers thought
fully and wonder when the selection
will come to an end. They will ap-
plaud, too-when the end is reached
for that is good manners, and every
body likes Mary, anyhow And then
we'll, Lucy Smith, who has never taken
lessons, will rollick up to the piano
and begin a coon song. hands and feet
will beat time all over the room, half
the listeners will hum the refrain,
everybody will see the difference be-
tween the piano as penance and as a
pleasure, and only Mary's mamma will
make unpleasant side remarks about
the degeneracy of popular taste in
music.-Cynthia Westover Alden in
Success Magazine.
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PEOPLE Who COME and GO

j., W. Ogden was here yesterday
from Driscoll. sf@@ ss5,r5a%
Mrs. J. A. Gillespie was an arrival
from Linton. &E&
John R. Hughes is here from New
Salem. j r.
~ VIM. G.. Johnson was a visitor from
New Salem yesterday.
G. w. Stewart was a visitor from
Wilton yesterday. s
Attorney A. e. Edwards came over
Mandan yesterday afternoon. g
Miss Mary Lincoln visited at Dick
inson yesterday.
Louis Drevesknadt was over from
Mandan yesterday. ST.. .:...
Hon. J. F. Brodie and S. H. Dow
came in from Dickinson yesterday.
Mrs. Peter Fliginger and Mrs. J.
A. Cheek came down from Garrison
last evening. 49,.
Attorney H. M. Pfenning was
among the visitors from Mandan yes
terday. s...#.l. 81. ~
Oliver. Knudson, the state bank ex-
aminer, arrived in the city from the
east last night.
HI. G. Smith, representing the Gold
Cord Mining Co., was among the ar.
rivals in the city last night. 49,.
Editor o. F. Bryant, editor of the
Napoleon Homestead, accompanied by
r. H. Bryant, is visiting in the city.
Miss Rachel Thomas, of Superior,
who has been making Mrs. Conklin
a visit, is now the guest of Mrs. M
H. Jewell. ......'..
State Engineer Atkinson came
home from Towner county, where he
Is engaged in a survey of the Mouse
river country, to spend Sunday at the
family fireside. ,af .~%@ u.
Col. A. Scarlet, who has been in
the city representing Scarlet & Co.,
printers and Office supply furnishers
will return this morning to his home
at Minot. .4..,...... ..a,..sE.3:.s
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4. W. LUCAS COMPANY

70; Nora Clark, &c. Mabel Dickinson,
65; Edna Erstrom, 70; Gertrude Ev-
arts, 81; Alice Falconer, 70; VIM. Fal-
coner, r.; Ralph Fisher, SO: Lucille
Freede, II; Otis Jones, rs; Winnie
Jones, rs; Hattie McLennan, SO, Eth
Ell Moore, rs; Leo Morris, 80; Agnes
Orr, IS; Ida Thranes, SO; Jessie Will
hams, So; Thresa Wolf, rs.
Number in class, 26; number exam
ined, 26; number passed, 10; number
failed, Z. @:t'-'+...
First Year English.
Emma Bartel, 80; Harry Boards
ley, S51a; Margaret Brown, 76k;
Marshall Conner, H. May Davis, 80;
Ethelyn Dawson, 6s1k; Harry Empt
ing, 67k; lone Hutchinson, 691A
Roy Logan, Sc; Ada Maurer, 81
Florence McGillis, 70; Leila Pierce
IS; John Rheed, 90; Frank Richholt
IS; Olga Rupp, s41s; Mimi Smith
TIN; Lloy Titus, 661a.
/ Number in class "a; number exam
ined, 80; number passed IT; number
failed, IS.
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The second market day was a pro-
nounced success, so much so that
the Commercial club feels encourag-
ed to continue them and the next one
will be Monday, October %. The
committee in charge will in the mean
time make permanent arrangements
for the auction sales and will build
an auction stand, put in hitching
posts and do other things for the con-
venience of the farmers.
The weather was not favorable for
as large crowd as would otherwise
have been in town. still it has been a
long time since so many farmers
were in the city and the sales were
brisk and number Of good bargains
snapped up.
There were all kinds of merchan-
disc put up for sale, both old and
new and live stock of different kinds.
Cayou y & Co. sold over 70 cases of
peaches at fair price, Best & Co.
sold fine fur coat, and the house
hold goods brought high and low fig
ures according to the number of bid
ders on. the articles. The horses sold
from $55 to $I01 each and were con-
sidered bargains. Buggies, sewing
machines. and all sorts of things
! found ready buyers and the commit
tee is pleased with the success all
around. n
The various merchants of the city
offered many special bargains for the
day and all report an unusually good
sales day and are perfectly salts
| fed that a continuance of the mar.
ket days will eventually result in a
good thing all around. In this con
nection it is proper to say that these
sales days are not for the farmers
only, but for the towspeople as well
and If the latter wish to help draw
the country people to the city they
should take advantage Of the bar
| gains ofrered on these occasions and
encourage the merchants ID oiferins
them.