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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
HOMESEEKERS
RATES ON S. P.

The local officials 81 the South
eFn Pacific have received word that
the Hartman lines viii next spring
continue the hOmcaeekera rate 20
California and other portions % tho
Pacific coast This action Is taken
regardless of the attitude Of the
other western roads. inasmuch as
the Scent rate Law has Eone
lnto effect In many Of the eastern
states. and may preyont a similar
concession
Tho Great Northern Instituted the
hnmeaeokers' rate uine years ako,
and gradually built mp this nection
Gradually the other tfAHaeontiment.
al lines followed sho example At
tho local offices of both The North.
ern Pacific and Great Northern the
officials stated that they had 70.
ceivsd no advtces 20 the contrary.
and presumed that the homeeack
ers' rate would b. IN effect next
spring az usual Both lines are AZ
present selling hone@sekcrs
tickets
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a number Of terms Of office expired
by limitation.
The first act of this year was -
rOappolntmont It Dr Jaunon. ~
publican to the health board This
was followed by the naming OF
George Liatmau. republican. 60
tho civil service commission. Har.
~ w Bringhurat. an Independent
republican. to be chief OF Tho fire
department. aud Charles W Wap
ponatein. AN independent democrat.
to be chief of police
Next came the naming Of NJ. J.
Malonoy, a democrat. 20 be- super
iutendont OF streets aud sewers
Charles Il. Case. republican. 90
the same office. Edward Choaaty
and A n Ernst. democrats. 90 be
members OF the park board J NJ
Ftink. a republican. on the same
board George y. Wright. demo
crat on tho library board. James
Murphy. republican. Or. padulford,
independent, and Andrew Weber. a
democrat. all 90 the library board
r. L. wilkins. republican. was
early appointed private secretary
20 the mayor.
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BROTHERS ARE HELD
FOR MURDER

NORTH YAKIMA. Oct i2.-Foi.
lowing tho inquest over tho hody
OF David Ray ZslEinr. held Tues.
DAY. the prosecuting attorney has
caused the arrest % Shell"
Churchill. brother Of Charles
Churchill. who shot zelglor. a. an
accessory before the fact. II IL
alleged that She'll aided his
brother IN the killing OF zaiglar
and that he prevented his brother
from surrondoring HIS gun 70 a bar
tender a few minutes before the
tragedy occurred. II also Is stated
by tho police that "dhell" hoaatad
TO an officer iuut before the shoot.
ing that either he or hia brother
would get ZeiRlor before iOBg The
Information charges the two broth.
ers with murder In the first degree
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BARRY IS
BEATEN

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. i2.-Dave
Harry vas absolutely no match for
Al kaufman IN their bout nt the
Industrial Athletic club last nlEht.
He Was beaten with the first
punch. and Il was only a question
as 20 how long he would DO able
20 stand the heavy blows that
Kaufman kept handing him.
BARN. got along fairly well Ia tho
first round. but Il was evident that
Kaufman would sooner or later put
him out. In the second kaufman
knocked bis opponent down three
separate times. and Barry was all
but out In the third Kaufman
swung four rights and lofts 20 the
head aud another 90 the ear aud
Barry dropped again. Ills seconds
threw up the sponge. aad the fight
was over.
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ATTEMPTS TO KILL WOMAN WITH
AN INTERNAL MACHINE

was much evidence that the fire
was OF incondinry origin. Miss Ma
thewaon refused 10 allow detectives
90 east any Suspicious on the negro
bell boy. as she believed he was
the most faithful OF hor servants.
She later moved 10 the Hershey
Arms. taking Harris with her
Three times after this Miss Ma.
thewnon received through the mails
lnKenlounly constructed Internal
machines. and she escaped being
blown TO pieces only through eau
tion In opening the packages On
September I. 1905. box Of poison.
ed candy was sent 10 the family OF
W. J. Pierce. az Motel Leighton
The motive VAS evidently 20 kiil
them aud 10 reflect upon Miss Ma
thewRon az the guilty party. as
the Pierce family had left her hotel
after a slight quarrel,
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Amended articles by the Wea
atchce Canning company. enlArg
ing the general powers Of the cor
poration and increasing the capital
stock to $4,000.
Increase OF capital stock Of The
Reserve Lumber company Of Seat
tie from $4,000 70 $50. 900.
Increase Of capital stock Of he
Elliott Bay Iron company Of Seat.
tie from $4,000 to $4,000
Mason County Fruit Growers A.
sociation Of shelton. s5.o0o. by ".
y Libby. Alexander Benson. A. A
Linton. Frank Binns. c. s, Brun.
bauKh. Harry C. Ashfield and A. 0
Peterson.
Lowman Catering company Of 50
attic. $1,000. by G n bowman, A
G. Smith and q. A. Grant
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS
(s,sr Special serviee)

OLYMPIA. oct. 1.-THE follow.
ing corporation papers have been
filed with the secretary OF state:
Seattle American Publishing
company Of Seattle. 500. 600. hy
Fred s. Mccullough. Paul X. Mohr.
=. +. Carlson. Adolph G.. Faust,
Ralph NJ Mccullough. James Muir.
ply and G. r. Schlenker.
Washington Cut Glass company
OF Seattle. $4,000. by J. S. perly.
w. H. lille. r. c. Perly. l.. b. Wis.
ner and w w Wisner
American Lead Mines company
filed amended articles changing the
names OF the trustees.
Certificate was filed showing the
Incorporation OF the town OF Index.
Snohomish county.
The Washington Fire Is doing
much 20 advertise Seattle and
Washington In the east. ss
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whaler Narwhal 20 have deserted
their vessel during her cruise in
the Arctic and taken % the mines
The Wholesale ieavetAkinr OF the
vessels Grow IA said to have taken
place az a coAllng city 40 miles
north Of Nome. following the Her.
mans arrival from Unalaska. and
only five OF the original crew stood
BY the ship. AS a result Of the de-
sortions. Il became necessary for
the skipper OF the Herman 10 ship
crew made up OF natives. and to
this fact Is laid the blame for the
vessels poor catch OF only two
whales.
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LOS ANGELES. Oct i2-nurn.
ing with a desire for revenge be
cause no knoH that Miss Helen
Mathewaon. pAnprietor OF the Her.
ahey-Arms hotel. was going to dis.
charge him as bell boy. Burr
Harris. a negro. i9 years old.
sought three times 60 KIN her
with internal machines. attempt.
ed to destroy an entire fam.
ily with "Rough.onRats" IN candy.
and burned the Hotel Coronado.
according 10 the accusations OF tho
police
A complaint charging him with
attempting 10 kill has been filed IN
Justice FrudenckHon court More
like a yellow back novel than tho
truth was the story OF bis alleged
crimes Hotel Coronado burned
December Z. 1905. Although there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
SEATTLE RALLIES BUT The
BLACK CATS WIN

Aberdeen won a smuggling match
yesterday by the score Of II to 2.
but not until Seattle had given the
pennant winners a bad scare
When the last half OF the ninth
inning opened Aberdeen was lead
Ing BY a score OF II 20 4. the II
having been collected by pounding
Mr.. Barney harustead for a sum
total OF Is solid bingoes. three OF
them doubles. and one a homer BY
Mahon
Barnstead started things IN the
final chapter with a safe biunk
Benny Myers smashed out his sec.
ond safety Hickey went out. but
Campbell iugEled St0valrs ground.
er. Emil Frisk landed square and
tho ball went over the fence. acor.
ing four. Qulgley hit safe and
Andy Anderson tangled himself an
up In hts anxiety 10 pull of a dou.
BILE play when the next man found
tho ball leaving Quigiey % score
the nth run That was an and the
game ended with Aberdeen attach.
ed 20 the winning end.
The detailed score foiiowH.
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the game with Chicago last year. as
salt Lake viii probably win the
championship % Utah. Montana
and probably Idaho. This will be-
the last time that the Seattle high
school will be able 20 play one
of these biz games. as hereafter the
students viii ho scattered among
the several hiEh schools Of the city
and there will DO no ons Seattle
team.
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wheat PIT
BATTLE ON

great scene this morning he forced
the price OF December 10 ti.05ls
and May 10 siil. The Armour
crowd already stands 10 lose seven
or eight cents per bushel on about
10000. 600 bushels. Patton Is alb
sorbing everything IN sight in or.
der 10 keep the prices up Armour
was urged 20 withdraw by some Of
his brokers yesterday but says he
viii stick until "hades freezes
over" Indications point TO a 81.
gantlc battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
HEAVY TRAVEL EXPECTED.

The validating office that has
been maintained Jointly by the
Great Northern and Northern Pa.
clfic f. 10 be closed November 1.
and. as many OF the tourist tickets
sold are atlll out. IL IL expected
that there will be biz rush Of
travel over those lines. between
now and the first Of the month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
ARRANGE FoR SPEAKERS.

Beginning with the meeting %
be held October 81 some speakeI..
either local. state or national. WI
address the Commercial olae a.
each meeting Congressman Wes
ley l. Jones Is to begin the series
and will be followed during ne lhil
by other members OF the WaShias'
ton congressional delegatioh. Ins
club secretary. G. y boos' :
starting an active campaign lot ~
Increased mcmhorshin.
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RECEIVER FOR AN
ALASKA RAILROAD

NEWARK, ~ j.. Oct i2.-The
Council city a Solomon River rail-
road OF the Seward peninsula.
Alaska, has been placed IN the
hands Of Receiver Jerome -. God.
ley. The application for a receiver
was made By a stakeholder so as
90 prevent the sale OF the road 60
satisfy a Judgment OF $1,000 Sc
cured by an Alaskan. Receivers
certificates will be issued 60 pay
all demands against the road.
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and Overall advanced thcm with a
sacrifice, Slag4 hlt 90 short and
Schulte slid Ia under the throw 60
the plate. Shockard hunted safe
". Tinker scoring Chance reached
first on a folders choice, and
Stage scored white tho Detroit In.
Gold was trying TO catch Chance
between first aud second
The only other run OF the game
came Ia the ninth. when Tinker
walked. was sacrificed 70 second
and scored on Slaglo's fluko hit
The score follows;
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Your Eastern Friends

May come west on the Special one
Way colonlat rates offered by tho
Oregon r. r. a Nav. Co. during
September aud October from Chi.
cago. $1,000 ST. Louis, 5000:
Omaha, Kansas City and Missouri
River Points. $500 Tell them or
give me their address Deposits
taken Rt tho Union Ticket office.
COS First NV. E. -. ellis. 0en. Agt
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
HOW MANY MEN HAVE BE-
CONE RIGHT

Many a man has become wealthy
because when an opportunity ~
scented itself he was financially aale
20 take Il up Immediately III
first opportunity may have peva
small real estate deal or q snlAii
business. but he had enough MONEY
in the bank to handle Il, You can
do the same. Save a little eaea
week. deposit e In the state bAhA
Of Seattle, cor. Iesler and flrst ~.
and when opportunity comes YOU
way you viii be able 70 take !.
Fleet q batdesiips al nav yard
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trial on four charges OF extortion.
but by consent OF the attorneys for
both sides. the case was postponed
for two weeks Schmitr was repre-
sented by his attorney. Frank
Drew. while William Hoff Cook ap.
pearcd for tho prosecution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
SEATTLE TO PLAY
SALT LAKE

The Seattle high school football
team will play the salt Lake high
this year. aud on this game viii
probably rest the championship OF
the west Manager WestoyeF. of
the Seattle team. has Just eomplct,
ed arrangements and has authorized
the announcement that the game
viii be played
This game. the high school boys
feel. Is practically as important as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12

CHICAGO. Oct 1.-THE wheat
pit Ia 70 be the scene OF another
clash between bulls and bears. in.
yolviug millions OF dollars and mil.
Hons Of bushels OF wheat II ia q
rEht between James pRttn. rap-
reaentinE the bull side and Wall 81.
interests and J ogden Armour act
Ing for the bears patten holds the
upper hand judging from this morn.
inas scramble and he viii be able
20 boost the price at will In a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
PACIFIC COAST
COMPANY REPORT
10y United Preaa.)

BOSTON. Oct 1.-THE Pacific
Coast company makes tho follow
ing financial statement for the
year ending June 30. Cross earn.
inRs. sT.f06. 4g5. net. si.4te.s7e,
total net. si.tse.673. charges. etc.
t2s2.5s2. balance. 81 .g0s. 0si. first
preferred dividend. S7G.250: second
preferred dividend. $4,000. com.
mon dividend. tf20 GOO surplus.
ggTO.sfi First preferred and com.
mon stock earnings equal 1877 per
cent and show an increase over
1906
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TRAINING FoR MEET.

The soldiers az Fort Iawton are
tn training for the fall field meet.
20 be held October IS. Teams from
each company OF the battalion al
the post viii compete for the prizes.
which are to be donated by the post
exchange. Lieut. Louis c. Rock.
we'll " dlrector Of athletles.
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who will wear the s. A. G. oolorn
when the important games come.
will be out. Athletic Instructor Mc.
Donald hopes 20 get a husky eleven
whipped into shape for game
with Everett two weeks from TO.
day
Whitman yesterday defeated the
Spokane Hlgh school to the tune OF
90 10 o Which would indicate that
the ~" win find whitman for
midahie antagonist this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
SPECIAL SERVICES.

Rev. Or McCausland Of the NJ
y. church south will hold special
services az Egan's hall tomorrow
at q. M and az s ID m.
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FAIR AT VASHON

VASHON. oct. i2-Tho Vashon
fair opened Wednesday TO run three
days. Il being the seventh annual
meeting The pavilion was filled
with all kinds Of farm products and
the fruit and vegetable exhibit
would be a credit To a more pre-.
tentious fair The officers Of the
fair this fan are ~ r. Van Olinda.
manager; W. v. Bates. secretary.
A. J. Linstead. treasurer, A. NJ
Eden. marshal The superintond.
ents OF the different departments
we're as follows. Fruits. y w. ia.
cobs. vegetables, c. n. Peterson.
womens department. Mrs p. M.
Barton. poultry. A ID Cowan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12

The Seattle Athletic club foot.
ball team viii turn out for its first
practice Monday afternoon. While
u Is not expected that the big stars
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scHMlrz CASE POSTPONED.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct ~. -Eu.
gene y. Sohmltz again appeared be-.
fore Judge Dunno this morning for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
CAD PLUMBING, BAD HEALTH.

Lot Us install a modern bath. Law.
atory or sink Factory prices Call
us up o. r. BROWN PLUMB.
ING CO. 22i Pine 81 go
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0aiFieY Dudley and Arharazfi apnnasr
aa1 gampheit Sacrifice hits--Andafsan.
stFufk egt@NF narnHfsat 81 -
fNmmespm Bases en- baiia~=uff Bare
stead OF ruHHraan. , rise % gAuls.
haur an1 90 mlaataa Imnlra. kLapf
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Grand Free
Excursion SUNDAY


n Sour
rn ROT and
ain
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Mahon made four hits out ~
four times mp yesterday. securing
a two-bagEer a home run and a
couple of singles. This boy has
hatted like a big Lacquer in the 81.
hibition series. and seems 90 be
getting better at the time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
SP0RT0GRAMS

What promises 60 hs lively
soccer game viii be played al
Woodland Park tomorrow after.
nooa when tho seatties and the
Wanderers meet In game 70 30
called AZ , O'Clock The Seattle
team has been greatiy strength.
ened during the past week b ssv.
eral players from British Colum
hia. and expects 10 surprise even
It's admirers.
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struck out ~ Overall 8 ~ Donovan
uouhie playa tinker tunaaalaisdi
Hit ~ pitched bali Chance tmpiros.
Sheridan and OnaY Attendance. a..
sec Fims. I 90
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CREW DESERTS SHIP
TO MINE GOLD

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 12.-At.
trRctod by the stories of wealth to
he found on the Alaskan coast 70
the north OF Nome, fourteen Nom.
bers Of the crew Of the whaler Her,
man are alleged by the men Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12

BE sure and attend the opening
OF Fay's Garden Tracts tomorrow.
Page 3. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12

Best and cheapest garden tracts
In the county on sale tomorrow.
See FaY'B ad on Page g. sss
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af1s ana UIIEs JOY. Hfresi
mbifu Fagfine
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
MRS. JORGEN SON DEAD
NEWS RECEIVED or DEATH OF
CARL JoRGENsoN's MOTHER
AT MINOR

A telegram received this morning
by r. p. Morgan Of the state auditors
Office from Carl q. Jorgenson. deputy
state auditor. conveyed the sad news
that Mr.. Jorgenson's mother died this
morning after lingering illness Of
consumption. The deceased lady has
been seriously III for several months
and she was sent with her daughter to
Texas last winter In the hope that q
change OF climate might benefit her.
but her ailment had progressed too
far The funeral will be held Thurs
day. Friends Of Mr.. Jorgenson Will
extend their sympathy In his loss.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
PEOPLE Who COME and GO

25 e. A. Amundson is in the city on
his way to Dickinson where he will
open up the Amundson Land Co.
They expect to establish an Office on
the new Milwaukee extension.
Attorney J.. H., Bosard of Grand
Forks, is here to represent that city
in the fair controversy -:5.,.
Frank Grambs returned to the city
Monday night, having been to his old
home at Honesdale, Pa, to be at the
death bed Of his father, an extended
notice of whose demise was printed
last week. s.-
Fred Glitschka is down from Under
wood. Ell. 80
b, Mrs. Gruber, who was at one time a
resident of the city, will soon make a
visit to Bismarck and Mandan friends.
d Attorney A. j. Maddux is down from
New Rockford to attend the session of
the supreme court 4
Judges Fisk and Spalding were
among the arrivals yesterday to sit in
the present term Of the supreme court.
Among the notables from Fargo
seen on the streets yesterday were
President w. A. Scott and Secretary
C. E. Wilson of the Fargo Fair asso-
citation, States Attorney Barnett, and
D. E. Willard, all drawn here by the
suit before the supreme court which
is attracting SO much attention at this
time. 4 i.sst $50 = -
W. c.. Green is once more back at
his desk in the clerk of the supreme
courts Office after. visit to the old
home and elsewhere. - =
/ State Auditor Holmes came in from
the east last night to appear as one
of the parties to the state fair case,
although he is only concerned in the
matter as an officer acting under the
law in drawing the warrant for the
annual appropriation as the court may
direct. He is also attending his
duties as state auditor, and will attend
meetings OF several. state boards.
Attorney General McCue returned
from the east yesterday to attend
several meetings Of state boards and
appear before the supreme court in
several important cases. s
Judges Fisk and Morgan Of the SUI
preme court returned to the city yes
terday to prepare for the work Of the
court, opening their duties with a
hearing Of the state fair case yes
terday. 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
GOOD MEETING
EVERY COUNTY CHIEF OF
SCHOOLS ATTENDING THE
PRESENT MEETING
INTERESTING SESSION AT CAP
ToL-GUEsTs OF CONNER
GAL Gu BIN EVENING rs

According to the official call of
State Supt. stockwell the county
superintendents of the state met
Tuesday afternoon in the house cham
Der at the capitol. They were called
I to order by the superintendent, who
welcomed them to Bismamrck in
very happy speech at the conclusion
of which he introduced Gov, Burke,
who made some remarks suitable to
the occasion. 81
The business of the meeting was
Immediately taken up and a discus
sion Of the Reading Circle work
was opened. It consisted largely Of
suggestions and experiences of the
superintendent n.
The next topic was the revision Of
the course of study. There will be no
general revision but only slight
refurnishing the 500 depot and it will
The meeting was adjourned until
this morning at 9 o'clock is
At $3.50 last evening in the. Com
mercial club rooms, the visitors were
assembled and met many of our citi-
zens. The Bismarck band discoursed
sweet music. Supt. Moore welcomed
the guests on behalf Of the club and
introduced Judge spalding, Gov.
Burke, Supt. Stockwell and Mayor
Smyth who made remarks of interest
to all present. A very pleasant and
enjoyable evening was spent. For
the first time in the history of the
state every county superintendent
was present e y. 5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
RusINEss CHANCES.

FOR SALE New livery barn with all
equipment and doing nice BUSH
ness, Barn is 4Ox72 built last year,
v and is right up to date with water
tank inside. Also 5 nice town lots
joining the barn lot, 5Ox150. VIII
sell an together. Write Geo. e.
GilIett, Driscoll, N. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24

Phone your order to 81 when you
are ready to place sewer connections
in your house and G. w Wolbert
Hardware Company will do your work
satisfactorily.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24

9-Tk,e ncIerfoot + q, E,ipn,an
tha co.st q, If ..rba Tend arfoot,, With
Misc .R,,tb Whita owes r,,,cb 81 stis5
great success as q come An e. Il.
- oro,, i, AZ M. J, 10 "A = thas IA
STOCK coronanias i t,,a 8 q nran s -
i 3 "A ors 81 sovar IN a, q
den,orod il I. J, 8 a. e,t,,c,
.,nies m ~ 4, 20 Z So s.,
s, ara;,, 8 4. !, 8,
8 4, 81 4 M 40 ,,e,;n 8, q rs -
fass;o,, !. u, Z G,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24

expected that trains will be running
to Miles City in the early fall and to
Butte next winter. Mr.. Adams, after
whom the new county was named,
Els in charge Of townsite propositions
in North Dakota.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24

the state, stating in @effect that the
defendant was merely a ministerial
officer with the custody of the funds
and awaited the decision of the court
as to which association should receive
them. ~ .. s.3.i .ise
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
COMING EVENTS

April 1924.
Annual meeting Of county super
intendents at capitol.
April 26.
The Tenderfoot.''
April 80. ".
aole Olson.
May 22.
Senator Benz, Tilman, lecture.
Wednesday, April "a.
Social at Romans Cafe for benefit
of New Catholic school. s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24

sprucing Up Painters are at work
5refurnishing the 500 depot and it will
look like seven time winner when
they are done. .$ s5E