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LOST. !. LADY's GOLD WATCH. AT
Fair Grounds. with initials r. v. *.
Reward II returned 10 313 West Clay
Street.
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for 6ale.

WA NTEp. YOU no KNOW THAT IA
nnir75 OF Goodies Chimbprazo Shoes
can't be beat: mems and ladies', all
feathers; $500. $3.50 and $500. j..
r. GOODE & SON, 1447. East Main
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M, 81 rs scLpAN YOUR WINDOWS
r,ATInNAI IN wyNpoW &C LEANING
Co. 1919 East Main Street, Phone none
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57f4AGEY KING HEATERS.
FULL LIN IL j U ST REX l.IvE'D Y
Is hest ii eater made. 81 to 81 each. Full
line cpa sihods. Are goods. &c, !
IS HOWELL. BROS, CO. E. broad St.
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UMBRELLAS.

TIIXEDC O " AND DRESS SUITS FOR
rent, "SCHNU RAItAeS..',, DIS Main. IS
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WANTED, EXPERTFNCEDS GROCERY
clerks. Apply 1920 East Main.
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WANTED. w IND o W-cLEANERs.
(white). NATIONAL WINDOW
CLEANING Co. 1912 E.. Main Street.
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WANTED. OFFICE BOY AT ONCE.
4 Fl. a.. CARTER. 400 Z, Marshall.e
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WANTED, YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE,
wagon and help in grocery store.
MEYERS. $50 South Harrison.
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HAT REPAIRING.

SILK, STIFF AND SOFT HATS
q cleaned, blocked 25c. and soc; bind
ing bands and sweat feathers,
Z AMERICAN sIiATTERS.5. 4Ol East
MARSHALL.
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WANTED. PAIR PLATFORM FLOOR
scales cheap for cash. 1925 East
Cary Street.
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6ituations QWantrn, AjlaIp.

WANTED. POSITION BY Young OMAN
experienced In bookkeeping n and
clerical work. Address G 57i5.s,carc
this ffice.
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FINE uPHOLSTER1Nl; AND MATS
TRESSES. ~
PARLoR SUITS, coIicHEs. CHAIRS,
&C.. repaired and reupholstered;
Fl beautiful line of coverings to select
81 from. Hair ma ttresses made to. order
ns12your orders. JACOB UMLAUF,
705 West Main, Phone 1922.
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HATS CLEANED. BLOCKED. SHAPED.

HANDEL, THE PRACTICAL HALTER.
now located at. sos East Broad. All
kinds Of mems hats cleaned. blocked
6970.
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WANTED. EVERY 'WFARER or a
decent watchSto know that y A13M1< "
a BROS. Wntchma kars 9125 Fas Main
Sire lis the place to have t pro per-
lyt repaired,
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WANTED, POSITION BY YOUNG MAN
ISL experienced IN bookkeeping s. and
II clerical work. Address G. 7i5. care
this Office. 35'4ss5 Al 59i s 54S t. s&S
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WANTED. TIE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that sTAFIN1SFSGBROS... sss.J ewelers, 912
PAST Main Street buy. SELL. exchn nge
! and remount diamondsMin the latest
4 styles! Old gold5jand: silver taken In
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DRESS SUITS FOR RENT.

pnESStsSAN 81 TUX ED @ ssSJ III 81 TOFc
rent, SsCdN IrRstsas az - 8 Nal
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BoarninIq.

CAN ACCOMMODATES SIX PERA1A-
nent loartlers. Comfortable rooms.
Good fare, Call at 234 y. Broad
i Street. s
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WANTED. .pERai.ANENT. TRANSIENT
and table boarders. Apply 20s East
H. Grace. salf.<s3 t4si
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TOBACCO AND CT
gar sal esman wanted. Position on
Sc road. Can furnish good reference.
Address q 10, care this office.
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5Rntir-:el!s.

lIEADQJTARTERs 1sOlsss HATS AND
genta. furnishings. aluSCCi =.
& GARRETT, Eighth and Main Streets.
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"TLOOR FIX.
T5RE7uNIls AND SHOES,
TRUNK REPAIRING.

TRUNKS AND 6sArcrlEf.S
to repair or sell you d new one
4 sPTN CE, Ninth Street, Nos. &c nndja4,
The Shoe ana Trunk House,
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= Ia =.
SHOES,
81 sH II: REPAIRING il y 4. Il SPECIAL

MEMS SHOES HALT soLDD, 75c,;
ladies', 60c.; chlldren's 40C. Heel
Ing, abc, i85 doodyear'' welt, seWed.
X DRNW'S NL.ECTRlC SHON FAC
;sas:.rORY,#718 llast Main Street.
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WATCH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by V'AI- TIC B1EN. Jr., Is a guaran-
tee that it is done property 90 years
experience. Cleaning, 81; main
springs, 81. A0S East Broad Street.
All work guaranteed.
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FoR ONE SECONDHAND
Victoria, Broughan,, "Rrewstfl r.
y PhnetonS DAYTON WAGON Surrey
Fl and S9s Runabout CONRAD GROSS.
Carrlage and Wagon MIR. $40 y.
4 Adams Street: Si$ MIX
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WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST

TIE ONLY PERFECT or. HEATER
made. No smoke; no smell. Guar
antced absolutelS S3.76 and s 4 each
at IIOWELL5 BROS. COZ r.. Bro ad st.
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FOR sA IE, ONE CAR PEN TIERS Lone
body hngEya $40: one rubber tire
arunabout, ISL 10; surrey. Sc 9; three top
wagons che p.szs "a, 4 nj II Yls r IS son
100 South hi ghtla EStreet.al.s IA. N
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EVERYBODY TO SEE THE
best top buggy for the money that
can be bought Sand q carload Of
them. Come and see. ". c. SMITH.
g3lI North Fifth Street. $'9iiss
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TUXEDO SUITS TOR RENT.
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EDISON PHI on oGRAptls

SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS: ENTIRE
catalogue Edison records, and all ma.
chimes in stock. at COZ East Main
Street c. B. HAYNES & co.
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miscellaneous.
7'TYPEyYRITERs FOR RENT

HAVE YOUR, AWNINGS TAKEN . OWN
and stored for che winter. by IN cx-
Ii pert Best Of cnre.... II. r.. COPE
LAND & CO.,T10s *North Ninth Street
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.FLAGs, TENTS AND DECORATIONS.
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FOR SALE. a LARGE STOCK or
laundry, express and grocery WAGONS
at special prices-A. MEYERS SONS.
t21 South Eighth Street.
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OUR WAGONS ARE COMPLETE. OPEN
and top. for all uses. Some big bar
gains TO select from. A.. MEYERS
SONS. 40 South Eighth Sire ct.
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OUR STOCK OF. YuGGIEs. SURVEYS
and wagons are offered at reduced
prices this week. a. MEYERS SONS.
100 South Eighth street.
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RuNAR or,Ts II WILL GIVE IA DIS
count d E l o nor cent. on any d e,H
4 runnhout tnStnN stock. w. e. SMITH.
AID North Fifth Street.
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Fop SALE, TWO wFLTiBROFS
settlers, I would nlso like to have
one or two huntsmen durt the
d eason. 4 AID dress wv. D. iIA1eD4,
Wondend Va.
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FOR SALE 1000 CORDS or WOOD,
}: price s460 per cord In, Garland lots
f yls1,yeTsS hN Rne o% 1Nc pee
45g tersburg, Va,
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FOR sAL A. COMPLETE e. corRsU IN
1 Eeneral ma wert'aiNg With the Inter-
sotanton Seroq for
cash, j. IT. CREWS Dnnville, Va.
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3! IND MANS BUFF.
fhss Common Came Isi Of Great An.
3. tiquity and French .oriai1,. .5s

THIS Common Came Is Of Great An.
tiquity and French Origin.
q Blind mans bur is Of French origin
and Of very great antiquity, having
been Introduced into England in the
train OF the Norman conquerors Its
French name, coiin siaillard 4, was
that OF q brave warrior. the memory
of whose exploits still lives iii the
chronicles Of the middle ages. sssss
In the year 800 Liege reckoned
among its valiant chiefs one Jean Co
lin. He acquired the name Maillard
from his chosen weapon being a mall
let whereWith in battle he used liter
ally to crush his opponents.
ss3 In one of the feuds which were OF
perpetual recurrence In those times he
enc ountered the Count de Touraine In
5a pitched battle. and, SO runs the story.
in the first onset Colin Maillard lost
both his eyes. 55s5
Il He ordered his esquire to take him
in the thickest Of the fight, and, furi-
ousIy brandishIng his mallet did such
fearful execution that victory soon de-
clared Itself Tor him.
When Robert OF France heard OF
these feats OF arms be layished favor
and honors upon Colin, and SO great
was the fame Of the exploit that it was
comnle GRATED IN the pantomimic rep
sresentation that formed part OF tile
rude dramatic performance of the age,
BY degrees the children learned to act
it for themselves, and it took the form
of familiar sport
The blindfoided pursuer, as, with
sbandaged eyes and extended hands, he
gropes for victim to pounce upon, In
some degree repeats the action Of Co
lin Maillard, the tradition OF which liz
also traceabie In the name ..lsitsd
mans bur - London III. A. p.
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Richter,s Conducting.

Countless are the stories told OF the
gentalty OF DR.. Hans Richter Once
while rehearsing q Mozart symphony
In which the first violins had a number
OF delicate trills and turns to perform
these were played too heavily for Rich
ter, who said; Please. gentlemen,
pianisstmo. Queen Nab, not snffra.
gettes. Again when on one occasion
Richter was not thoroughly satisfied
with the orchestral rendering OF q
scene from Tristan und Isolde, be
stopped the rehearsal and asked fol
more dignity Id the playing, adding
that Isolde was the daughter OF d king,
not Of q cook. On another occasion
while rehearslng Tschaikowsky,s aRo.
Esleo and Iulles's EpIlaic the yioloneelloa
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BUYING A SAW.
Find Out the Kind You Want Before

Find Out the Kind You Want Before
You Go TO Purchase.
When the man in the golf cap start
ed downstairs his wife ran to the door
and called him back.
Harry 4 she said, II want you to go
into a hardware store today and get d
saw. Don't forget it, please. we need
one badly. =
Being an aceommod dating person. the
man IN the golf cap said he would not
forget it, He chose the luncheon hour
as the most opportune time for making
his simple purchase. He was Id a good
hunor, and he smiled blandly when he
went busting into the store and said
want a saw. please. z i4s 3ss4
4 What Kind Of saw q asked TIL,
clerk. n. u NJ 4
ssWhy, said the prospective pur
chaser, Il don't know; inst a saw.
Any kind will do. j presume. I.
The clerk sighed. s.If pou onl IL knew.
what you want to use It for. perhaps
4 could advise YOU he suggested. s9
hat want to use it fora'' echoed
the man in the golf cap. I. Why 4
want to saw, of course--that is, my
folks do"
Saw What? ~ asked the clerk.
q don't know" admitted the nom
plused shopper. 5s
The clerk led the way to the rear of
the store. II will show you few .of
the different varieties Of saws we have
on hand, !" he said. Observation and
explanation Of their uses and prices
may assist you in making decision.
Here is q metal saw. 1t is made of
highly tempered steel and will saw
Iron. copper, lead and all manner OF.
metals me Is that the kind you want?'t
Il The man in: the golf cap was soreIy
perplexed. 70, he said. II don't
think SO. We have no metals at our
house to work on that i know Of ~
Perhaps you would like al meat
saw z? suggested the clerk. But you
are not a butcher
Heaven be praised, nor said the
man who wanted a saw
Here is q regular kitchen saw for
general utility purposes. 1t will cost
you only SO cents. How does that
strike You? No? Then here ii the
cabinetmaker's saw. Then have
here the plumbers saws, the fine deli
cate saws used by all manner OF artifi-
GERS and the ordinary wood saws,
which will cost ron anywhere from SO
cents to 81 In that back room we
have still other varieties Of saws--the
two man ten foot saws, buzz saws and
circular saws If you want to pay d
big price you had better take one Of
the circular saws. I'll give you good
one for $500. Would you like to see
them r,
The man In the golf cap looked about
him Wonderingly.
No, thank you. he said Il guess
! won't take any till find out Just
what kind I want, I, 8s
7sT regret being unable to make a
SALE said the clerk affably, but I
really think that the best plar. Gin
cfnnati Enquirer. Isl
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Al Trick With Numbers.

Choose any four consecutive mum.
bers, as SO, 81. SO and SIS. Multiply
them 's together. and the product may be
divided BY ~ This will be found to
hold 1l'l true for any four consecutive
numbers ll we may choose unless one
sof the mum bers is "a or a multiple OF
"A such as 4s, II, SO, etc In the same
way any FIVE consecutive numbers mui.
sfiplied together may be divided by
120 unless one Of the numbers is 100
or q multiple Of 100. st. Louis Repub.
lic.
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..FoR SALE.
FOR SALE-One B fiat clarionet, i
keys and 5 rings. Phone 297.
BOARD loom and Board can be had
y at los Third street.
Ladies Of Bismarck !

Ladies Of Bismarck
Ask your gentlemen friends to call
ate. w. Wolbert Hardware Go. and
inspect the finest line Of as.,s ii Il y
u Scissors in sets 5ss 81
Manicure Sets.
Pearl sPenknives .3
and all styles Of shears that make the
lasting Xmas presents.
The prices are very low and every
article is warranted perfect.
WeEwant you to see these goods.
Remember the most useful Xmas
presents are sold every year BY q.
w. Wolbert Hardware Go. #s
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Girls Names

Girls Names.
5st In thee eighteenth century girls were
.christened Sophia and Caroline, in the
early nineteenth Emma and Jane, a
little later Laura and Clara. Then
came can 81 a crop Of Dorothys and Mario
ries, who Vi a are now all calling their own
babies lin a reaction against the
quaint Elizabeth. The !. names OF
men ss suffer no such emphatic fashions,
and vet it is a pleasure to note that
there are certainly no more young
men called ALI and GINS, as we're the
young men who walled with the GRIN
cline In the days Of Leech. Good is the
sound Of John through all changes.
London Chronicle s#fs. ss E Ss$
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have q very passionate melody to play.
Richter was by no means satisfied
that the needful warmth of expression
had 8beenf ol'tained. Gentlemen. gen
q tiemen. S said he, you all play like
married men. not like lovers. london
Tit-Bits 8 .5.5 81
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Rear Admiral
from the Naval Academy 1857
faithful comander III 1897
Admiral Glover
Miller ot California
spanshA mecan and valiant
number the reaching
Washington 3SSsS #s
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!. 10, r.

COURT BISMARCK, NO. ss7. MERH 1.
every fourth Thursday in. each month IL
Oddfciiows. hall. John, YegsD, c. r.; W.
sss Moore. r.. w. Healy. e., So Is5 \.
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X @. MEETS EVERY FIRST AMI
third Thuraday of each month at g o'cIods
E p. m. at ~ Os sDs n. hail. Wishing rnembeysl5
cordially welcomed. ID. c. Ramp, Cogss@
h mander;; Erick Erickson. Record Keeper l4E
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Rahe.kaIns

NICHOLSON LODGE NO. 40. MEETS THE
N FIRST and third Saturdays I'M each notath IN
Odd elbows hall. Mrs. Charlotte Cohnor,
x M G. Mrs. Nellie Eyarts Secretary
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Commercial 1 Club Z

COMMERCIAL CLUB FOF IssaARcs
Regular meeting Of club membership q
first aesday ia each month; regular ,slee
each month. at Comm ercial club rooms, Pa !,
4 terson building, Main street. a. IN. Luces
II president; f. l.. Conklin. secretary
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-04

Pattern For Work Apron, Sleeves
and Cap Designed by May
MantOn-rJo. 58I5.

Whether the busy woman be housewife
artist or occupied In any other pursuit
that means possible soil to her clothing,
she Will be quite certain to welcome this
very practical and satisfactory OUTFIT 1T
All can be slipped on at a moments no.
ticei and it really protects the gown and
covers the hair. In the illustration 1t is
shown made OF checked gingham but
white butchers linen is admirable and
perhaps the most durable of ali things.
Bingham, both plain and figured, percale5
and all similar durable and washable ma
terials are appropriate. The big patch
pocket Is a real boon, and sleeves are
easily drawn on
a The apron Is made with front ana side
portions that are extended to form a
skirt that meets at the back while the
neck edge is cut to form strap, and
there Is belt at the waist line. Here
buttons and buttonlloles serve to keep 1t
in place. The cap is In one piece, with
a casing near the edge In which elastic Is
inserted. The cuffs are made in one piece
each and are held In place BY means OF
elastic inserted in castings or hems
q The quantity Of material required Tor
the medium size is 6M yards N or SA
yards 36 inches wide d.
Sizes small, medium and large. 4
DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING.
6 Send 10 cents to this Office, give number
3of this pattern, No. 5815, and state size de-
sired. It will then be sent to you by mail
postpaid. Be sure to write pIaialy and al
ways give full address. Several days
must be allowed for delivery Of pattern.
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Io q. q.

BISMARCK CHAPTER, NO. III LETS
FIRST and third Fridays in each month "a
Masonic hall. Elizabeth Orr, w. M kyatsifs
X Shelton. Secretary
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. nv. q. .A,.

M. B. "A. MEETS FIRST AND IIIIRp
Wednesdays of each month at Maennefcfor
b hall Mrs. Ida White, Il president; A r.
Marquett, secretary. N 81 5, $53l "a
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Suspicion aud jealousy never did
help any man ia any situation Lin
coin.
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30 ~. ..

every Thursday evening at Odd Fellows hall
J. z. Pol Hook. a. Ct; Charles FL HansnIis SEQ
Rotary. sSEsg ~ E a
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a. ~. -.

JAMES b. MACPHERSON POST. NO. Is u TAf \
partment of North Dakota, Grand Army s
B month FAT g. "A. r. hail. IA. d. Gardner, J, ~
commander; 3 8. Pierce, adiutant.
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COMNfANDERY Nf). y, 4.
II Meets third Thursday in each month az Mo
Y sonic hall. g w. Wolhert, g. G.. Nc Il
4 McKesizie. Recorder. n 81 rs
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
Masonic.

LODGE, No. s., IA. If. & IA. II.
4 Meets first and third Mondays in each month
at Masonic hall wv, A. Dillon, w. M, g.
3 F. Drllani, Secretary. 5s
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Knights Of l.y thias.

ST. ELMO LODGE NO. 4. MEETS EVER II
n Wednesday evening at Il. p. hall, new Wss /
i 7. block. VIM: q HaTasaS G. G.; M. 6. Hagezq
III *. of r. and 81 u Z 3s5s
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"a. u. w.

BISMARCK LODGE NO. 100 MEETS THE
x first and third Tuesdays at i. @. O. HI hrsss
at 8 o'clock. John Mclaughlin. ~. NJ
Bradley e. Marks, Recorder IL ss
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Pythian Sisters

LING colin TEMPLE NO. o. MEETS SEC.
X ond and fourth Thursday each month at Il.
hall. Mrs. OriIfa Henzler, M. E. C.:
Mrs Nellie Eyarts, M. of r. and c. ,
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Brotherhood Of American Yeonsens n
VI insurance organization. Meets the last Tucs,
day Of each month in the OddfeiIowss hall.
Alfred Zendrcau, foreman; r. I, Best, M. &
Il Az b Al. Belk, Correspo
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FOR RENT Furnished room al AIS
Seventh street. y Ss$s '8ss
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FOR Y. REMIT RET furnished room, with
modern conveniences. rs. %. Dir
lam, 40s First. street TEL 81 5.
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WANTED first class cook J, lei gard
less Of price. Grille Cafe, Main
street.
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Eel L wANTEuFEMALE.

WANTED Girl at star Restaurant
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zoet Permit at Ticket ofise for 1854.
rlillraan First,class and Tourist Sleeping Cars
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-04

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Mansan--one hour slower than Bismarck S;,ns
enfrai or Bismarck time from here east
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-01
QUIET ALONG THE
PUG|L|ST|C LINE
TOMMY BURNS BROTHER is
MATCHED
Montana Kid and Jimmy Burns Are
Expected to Engage in Hard
Battle in the Near
Future

All has been quiet along the pugilis-
tic line hereabouts and as yet nothing
is in sight but the Montana Kid-Jimmy
Burns match.
For once in his life Montana appears
in a position to perfect himself SO far
as training is concerned and is vast
ing no time in preparing for the husky
opponent against whom he has been
pitted
Probably no man of his weight in
and were he of an aggressive sort the
match makers would long ere this
have been chasing him. If ever the
Kid Is going to start on a real bound
upward the next battle will evidence
that fact.
Burns has not done anything wonder
full, though his matches have all been
with good tough fellows who could
take a beating. Tommy Burns, his
manager, claims that the boy has not
yet been extended and that great
things are in store for him.
Speaking of Tommy Burns. Tommy
owns a brother named Eddie who was
yesterday matched with Roy Doan.
Doan is a local lad, but claims never
to have mixed between the ropes. His
weight is 1853 pounds in street attire,
while Burns tips the beam at 166.
1t Is said that Tommy is anxious that
his brother follow some other occu-
patton than that of pugilism and would
not be overly sore if the young fellow
underwent a quick and easy trip to
to show him that he
isn't cut out for a fighter.