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richmond.

''A -, s, - 4 -
Players. a - =. y. =, = =, = 4
Heffron. ~ ,..3.'s..'3 = =
Lipe, BIB 1900. :, 4
Kanzler, b... s. 1899 - 81 . y
fetinson. CT .....l.a. =
Sandherr. IS ..l....s..s. . y = - q
Titman. RI .s........4 80 = =
Messitt, c5... $500 :..... :, y = : :
Reyelle. $50. =. 80. . -
,gs "a - 1,
Totals ...... $500. 80 :. - VS. :
Norfolk.
PLAYERS. Alb. R.;H. o. "A. E.
prodie Ct ........... 0 2 o
,ronar Al 0 % # o
Jackson RI g o
Haas, III o o IS o
seitz' lf Il b
#o,Neill. a 50 90 3 i
Edwards, 3 c. - 53 L
Feeney, 5Ep /. !. I. 20 O3 o
ssFetzers ,.... $500. Il % o
- . :. ~
Totals ISL a "a II Q
score by innings: r..
Richmond {, ~. o 2 90 o % .-2
Nortolk o O @ o o o 20 90
Summary: stolen bases-Kanzlcr
4 (2).5 sandherr, Ison Bonner. Jackson.
Bases on balls-----oft Revelle, q; Off
Feeney. s.. Hit by pitched all---Tit-
man. Struck out-by Reyelle. S; by
Feeney, -. Time Of game, La s.. Um-
spires. McKeever and Hennager. At
tendance. 5000.
+Batted for Haas 5s
n !.
Before at least 5000 neonle Rich
nond TOOK tha second On r,e from Mr..
rolk starday = f1arn ON = ~ !. s 49,.
- - - n mIa nnntast thons,,, q ~ Z
8; ~ =
,aaaa,,, -, III vas
tosrts !, ~ y = ,eas from "a 9
. p1s s.. me neWlySs signed
I pltchei WIG VIZ! MAGE MS tlrst appear
ahces on tlle e ca .ye sterday
showed Up We IN though eleven hits
were maze 9 Is his Livery These
4 hoWever ON account Of being we'll
scattered, did not count for as much
as they might have; At the bat and
on the bases he Demonstrated tho fact
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st. James Wins Again.
The st. James Junior baseball team
added one more yictory1to Its list OF.
achievements by defeating the Ma
sonic Home oys, wit h "a score OF 2 TO
s. This Is their fifteenth victory. huV-s
ing los t but one game this season.
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stnndins Of the Clubs.
Games Tom OrrOw.
Richmond ut Norfolk.
Lynchburg at Danville.
Portsmouth at Roanoke.

1 l y
Richmond wound up the series with
Norfolk by winning both games yes
terday. making 1t four straights. The
locals won the two games by bunch
ing hits on the visiting pitchers.
The first game was played. wi TIL neat
ness and dispatch, both Revelle and
Fceney working we'll, with the honors
going to the former. The gamc WAS
won In the third frame, when the Law.
makers punched hits. sending two men.
across the rubber.
Revelle was In fine form. allowing
only four scattered singles. and at
only one time did the Grew seriously
threaten to score. Hefrron made an
other spectacular catch In left field.
fairly burning UP the turf in going
after Seitzs short liner. He dove at
ter the ball Just before 1t hit the
earth in way that made the fans rise
to their feet with cheers. Lipe, sand
herr and Ison were all on the Job.
while Stlnson and Titman took care
OF everything that came their way.
Kanzler. StInson and Edwards led with
the stick. the latter also being respon-
sible for pretty catch OF kanzler's
foul.
Double Steal Falls.
Richmond attempted tho double steal
again In the first inning. but the quick
work OF Edwards and Bonner mace ~,
fail. Stinson went to second, and when
the bali was thrown Kanzlcr started
for home. but he was tagged ut the
plate by Bonner's return throw.
Tho Crew was extinguished In order
the first three Innings. while In each
Of the two opening innings the locals
reached third and scored In the next
round.
Hcffron. the first man at the bat IN
this frame. slashed buzzing drive 20
centre for one base, going to second as
Lipe was thrown out at first. Kanzler
followed with a hot liner. which T2nef
stoned, but was unable to fell whlch
put Heffron safe at third, While ,hn Jay
man up. waited for kanzler to steal
second. and then with a cruel blow
Ia nbasted the sphere to left field. scor-
Ing both Henron and Kanzler. Stinson
was caught trying to pilfer second. and
sandherr went out on long fiy 10
Brodle. - !,
After this third round the game was
interesting by reason OF tho 9uickness
in which both sides Were retired.
The score 81 So ss
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.lYNCH|B|UR.G.D:RO:P'S:j
15=:-|NN|N|G|. MELEE
800, = NJ. =, :, J,

Special to The Times Dispatch
Il LYNCHBURG,, VA, July 4 S.--Failing
to field a bunt in the sixth inning.
West allowed Lawrence to beat an at,
tempted sacrifice out before Bowen
could field it, and this contributed
mainly to- the loss OF tod lays game
This should have been the third man
out, but before West coul d stop t5thei
hitting that followed three runs had
been showed over the plate. tieing the
score. ia 4. M
So IN the ninth Portsmouth was one to
stheSgo od. I and SYalla ce hit for a homer
over Gnadinger's head and theS game
went to the fifteenth inning. being
finally won by the Truck ers by the
home team and the game perly8 be-
long ed to en-, SIS s$sl. 4gs Ss Ss
& Z! siss Lynchburg. si,S 1850 M
z B Players. AB. r.. III. O. sA.fE.i
Bowen IS. &. 3. 8 d.
sweeney. IS. Il: 9 9 s %
sRqeKer. F1s 3
KirKpatrlck sb ...s:y, s 9 q
R +. lie !. : p g ~ 9
5NNestla Ke,f8 c.. 7liS ~
West. p, n. ,5 s. y
lschunlan. y. f'9 0ls NJ y
62 ny ~ 2 ~ Pip
y
H.fis s. Pertain out Ii. s4 Y, 3
" Players Alb. r.. H. q, IA. ID.
Russo MI III u, 6stH o. fi$ q
Griffin. 81 ..,i.7. 80. S q I'll
,Gulheen, ~. .,..I.S. T. n IS o. In
sGnadin ger, ri. ..I.' "a. n - 4
Schrader,$ b. fy. ...$..S. $40 1S16 o %
Il. i, x. .s O.
SIS. III v. -. y. 3 a5 a y %
5Wadl igll "a % %
Vail, y ~ isil
=
otals !. \, ]. ..S.s. 81 III 10 AS 16 20
Score by inning Va b q r,
fsatahsslG s. I
Summary: Two hase h its--r-D avis.
.Gnad lnger and lEN ad 1,l 9Th. Three base
shtts-H oOker.s Home runs--TI ooker anil
NAL ace. }sg{ Sa cgi foe N hits--Schrnder3R and
jLaWre noe, st olen has es---y Wa laoe.2 First
base on Observation-Disclosures q Ports
mouth, o, Left on bases---Ll ynehburg,
81 Portsmou W. ~ Doubl e 81. pl VS.
West. III In & inning y off c1lnman,s o in
Ssinnings,e Struck ou t--by5 yVest n; by
sehnman, ssisshy yal Bases hi. balls
off ny est, Grl Mn, Bree na NYad-
leigh and n ussel );so II l. e wa Lace
S hn{ KtykphtTass BED
n na--2 ~. INN lgs---9 sc.
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VIRGINIA STATE LEAG . E
res ult. Yc,,.tcrdny.

Results 8YcBtcrdny.
First game--Rtchmond, Q: Norfolk, o..
Second game Richmond, u: Norfolk,
Danville, 8: Roanoke. O..
Portsmouth, 5 Lynchburg, 4 (15 In
nirigs). is5{
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After this third round the game was
.nterestinp nv reason OF tho quickness
In which both sides Were retired.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-31
SHORT STORIES.

When heavy fall OF SNOW occurs In
vaides, Alaska the fire department i'd
called out to clear the sidewalks.
During the 11s years in which we
have had national house OF repre-
sentatiyes IT has never had q speaker
who was born in New York city.
Up to 1906 Pennsylvania produced
more natural gas than she could make
use of, but now it is necessary to
draw upon the supply Of West vir-
ginia. rs%s.iS. Il
Oficers experimenting and men EN-
ployed in the construction of the new
battleship at the New York navy yard
have been strictly forbidden to give
cut any information about the work.
Since it's ablishment the depart.
men of agriculture has cost the United
States more than soc, 0Oo, 900. It has
given employment at different times
to $4,000 experts and professors and
ISSUED 1878 publications.
Probably the longest II not the
largest barn In Massachusetts is In
one Of the tobacco fields in Westfleld
This barn, which has been added to
from time to time, as the business Of
the owners prospered. Is now 500 feet
long
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-31
Church Work.

The national board Of church CT
tension Of the Christian church is try
ing % raise $1,000 900 by the end a
next year
The new buildings OF the Wesleyan
East End mission, In London, cover
one and three fourths acres and ara
the result Of twenty-three years work.
s. The arst payment has been made on
the three and one-half acre tract Of
land Al Baltimore which Is 10 he thu
site for the Episcopal cathedral DO thai
city. g. - * s's
! The summer vacation work OF tn
Episcopal City mission In Boston costz
about 5000, being devoted wholly
10 the care Of women and children who
need fresh air. .{,.. BE-. 9
There are about 1000 churches in thu
missionary territory over which Rev
q. A. Woody acts as superintendent
he being an agent Of the BaptistS IN
Montana, Idaho, Washington, Califor.
mia, Oregon and Nevada.
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GRAINS

Minneapolis, July Wheat, July,
115; September, sSh; December,
ssA; No. l hard. lit No. northern,
ia; No. northern, LII to liz; No.
8 northern, 1os to 100. R}$
Chicago. July 40 CLOSE wheat.
July, soss; September, s1M to s1A ;
December, ss to ssh. Corn, July.
|TsA; September, 741s. december,
slk to sI5s;A May. go to sOR. Oats,
July, old, 5ss1s; July 521a; September
4SB: December. 44A; May. 4s% tc
8sls.
Duluth, July so.-Close wheat, No.
| hard on track 1lsbs; on track, No.
20 northern, lisa; No. ? northern.
115; July. 1T; September, sslx; inr-
um on track : No. 4. s5s No. Q, 81:
July durum, ga; September durnTn.
sss. Flax to arrive, 1884 on track.
1851 July, 1854; September I24Ss !,
October, 1884 November, 1924 !;
December, l22. Oats to arrive. 4Sssss !.
ON track. 81.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-31
Fly Catches.

Pitcher Willett Of the Detroit Amer
leans is making good Manager jan
nfngs' claim for him. +
& 4Pittsburg's perennial pennant pur-
suing Pirates" Is the way a New York
scribe designates Barney tDreyfuss' Ma.
zonal league representatives. II
While no one pretends TO want Bugs
Raymond, there are just about thres
National league clubs that would give
their eyeteeth to win him away from
SC Louis.
Konetchy Of the st. Louis Nationals
Is . much better first baseman than he
was last year. II he shows the same
ratio Of advancement next year hs
VIII be full fedged star.
Pitcher Eddie Summers Of the De.
trolt Americans is the hardest loser In
the game. The other day Cleveland
took fall out Of his delivery, and De.
troll bit the dust After the game
Summers retired to the dressing room
ana shed really and truly salt water
tears $500 e-s
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Facts From France.

The Paris Gaulois says that Taft's
nomination Is due to Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth. SE
= In the little town Of Venauson, in
France, man named Guigo has been
elected mayor, his brother clerk and
his six sons municipal councillors.
4 Although France has had compul-
sorry education for about twenty-five
years, the percentage of illiterates
reaches the high figure Of forty per
1000 men and sixty per 1000 women.
1 The: FORMER residence Of the Cath
Ollie bishop at Marseilles, France, Is
now used as police station, while his
chapel 10 used for an assembly room
for the officials, this being one Of the
odd turns brought about through ths
expulsion Of the church from Francs.
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All
Auto street sprsnkiers hare ncs
proved successful Ia Bertha.
AZ spitzbesgen. Bavaria. . woman
aged 1l9 has been deprived cf the
ssniy support of her Old age ny the
6sath Of her daughter. aged NINETY.
Bsne.
A dumb tramp has been arrested IN
Berlin for begging. He used q phono-
graph, visiting private houses only,
where his machine poured out d heart
rending tale Of its owners mister.
runes. "A 81
Grand Duke Frederick Of Baden has
accepted the plans for the restoration
ee the old Castle OF Heidelberg- The
question Of rebuilding the castle has
been holly discussed FOR the past hall
dozen years,
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$40 4'to SIS; heifers, $50 to 6.25;
bulls, 800 to 500; calves, $50 to
7.25; stockeFs and feeders, 800 to
Hogs, receipts, estimated at about
$4,000; market, strong choice heavy
shipping, e.75 to $50; butchers, 6.75
to 6S5; light mixed, 6-35 to $50;
choice light, $50 to- s.75; pac..--;;2gZ :,
5. rs to $685. pigs, $50 to 600.
Sheep, receipts, estimated about
$4,000; market for sheep, steady;
lambs, strong; sheep, $50 to $50;
lambs, AIS to 7.60; yearlings, 4.S5
to 5.25. II
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Current Comment.

The most dangerous Of the revenue
cutters 10 the tax dodger. - Atlanta
Journal. .a 49, EssSs 81 IS .>s
II Eight men who were Tilted by a
Chicago girl hare formed . club. Graf
itude has strange rays Of manifesting
itself -Buffalo Express.
'We are mol, g says Or. WHEY Of the
department of asriculture. - nation
OF rascals. We are glad Or. wiley
has confirmed . supposition that we
have entertained for = long time.
Beading Herald.
Some ono has inyspted e clock that
VIII run year Witk one winding.
Now invent someth ing else that swi,i
remind the owner once q year that y
- time to wind the clock. - Bossoa
nAnscTipt. fs
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State, County and City Directory

Campbell, Kintyre; w. Z. Richards. Dick.
inson; Andrew Neitch, Grand Forks; E. j.
e Walsh, Willow City; ]. w. Robinson, Coal
Harbor. Executive officer, w. +. Crewe,
Devils Lake. Y I III n
State Library Commission Frank j Thomp.
son, Fargo;s w, Z, Stockwell; Mrs. Minnie
G; Budiong, bismarck; Zana K. Miller,
BARRIERS Examining Board--Chas. EIsberry.
Rolla; Edward Richardson, Devils Lake; ].
L. Hooker. Fargo Cd -,
Board Of Veterinary Medical Examiners--F
~. +: Sylvester. Langdon. st'
State! Historical Society--C. r. Araidon, Far.
gso, PIssident; NJ. II. jewell, Bismarck,
Vice President; q. 6. Libby. University.
urer; +. r. Steinbrueck, Bismarck, field
officer; ..S 2't 585
State Weather and Crop Service o. w. Rob
a eIts. director, bismarck.
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COUNTY AND DISTRICT
: F1I'I91' q = - - = ~
Legislative

t3si{Y Legislative
State Senator a7.hl District-c 3. Little, Bis
Representatives, a7th Distsics--R. N. Steven.
7. R. Mockler, Bismarck fls5 3B
,s.j judicial Il. IA Fl.
District Judge Hon, w. ii. Winchester, Bis
marck; Court Stenographer, George SchneP
SIS sss5 County
shsssa-.D . sMpGi!lis.
Auditor--I. M. Heaiy.
Register Of peeds44J L. Peterson.
sssts. {. es5s VI IS eef Paterson
Eoronec7l5E g. Field. If ~ s#}
ssSsnty JnagsA sl:,,a Mckenzie II
PsttessSa sssoad distfist W. W. Il. WSeSb.
yr.i Third. district, John u. Ecklund.
end district. + n. IeatseTs; third di.s iii
Justice Of the PeaesTE. s. Pierse.
Seuasy Beard # HealthGpE 3 smyth
81 torney ez,ofIicio. sI ],
Resister ana states attorney ss.oiaeio.
o il b bsssgap asxs Tribune. Palad
Public Officials and offiesrs
State officials .. ~, Offices at capito,
County oaIeials77o ffices at court house, ~
sept as herein otherwise indicated.
CITY Council regular meetings FIRST Monda,
anf each month at council chambers in Tay
Tor block, 80 Main street.
Chambers of Hon. w. ii. Winchester, distric,
Judge, Dahl block, 414 Main street:
CIV syo1 Treasurer lid Fourth stree st1es
City Auditor; h First Nat. Bank BLOCH
lily Justice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Webb Blocl
County Justice Il. Odd Fellows BiocJ
Supt Of Schools ..y..r.:.. Court House
.. s. Surveyor General. s.. =. Webb Bioci
W. Court Rqens, Webb Rloel
National Bank Bloch. 'tt ~
y. S. Weather Bureau Gand state weathe'
and crop service}, Q. W.. Roberts, director
government reservation, Main and Il FRS
Post of6es Agatha 6, Patterson, postmistress
BIS Main street y tIt
ST. Alexius Hospital. Main and Sixth streets
". s., Pension Examining Beard-Dr. w p
retary;s DR. IF. z. Smyth, treasurer.
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The Markets
LAVE STOCK.

ST. Paul. July 30. Cattle. receipts,
200: market. steady: steers. 500 to
$50: cows and heifers. $50 TO 500;
calves, ! 80 to 500: feeders. $50 to
4,a5; stockers, 100 to $50.
80 Sheep, receipts. 100; market,
strong, at 400 to 500; lambs, steady,
at 8 90 to 6. rs.
Hogs. receipts 700; market, IOc
higher; range. 5.75 to go; bulk,
6.25 to 6.35.
a Chicago. July 3d.. Cattle, receipts
estimated about, s,5ee; market
steady; steers. SIS to 500; cows
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RARE BOOKS.

MOST INTERESTING AND GRAPH
&c PICTURES OF FRONTIER
L1FE-Anyone desiring copies OF
the late Joseph H. Taylor'ss books
win please address Theo. R. Tay-
lor, Garrison, n. d. ! They will. be
sent, postpaid, on receipt Of the fol-
lowing prices: Frontier and In.
ldian Life $1.25; Kaleidoscope
Lives $l.45; Beavers and Their
Ways" s1.15; Twenty Years on
the Trap Line 75c. u
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iilN.y!u.lREp IIA TIE sToHM.


Wilton News 24; During 1ths storH,
ion last hnrsda might John Fishep's
bshack on his claim northeastl Of VIII
ton was bowed over. and hiss father
and brother Andrew were seriously
hurt. no me SHACK aommsnced to
tafn all three men anads d rush for
the door John, being in the lead
made his ESCAPE but the building TOP.
Piled ever lust ip time to- catch Mlr.
Fisher and Andrew under It, Mr.. Fish.
er received tive broken ribs and shad
his shoulder dfs1ocated, while Andrew
received numerous severe bruises and
lay unconscious several hours 1t IS
thought at this time that they will
both get along all right, but viii be
laid up for some time yet
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Proposals for public Printliiu. 4

Proposals FOR Public Printing.
Sealed proposals for public print.
ing, 81 specified IL article Of the
political code o. the revised codes oi
a1905, will be received until August
i4th, dSe8, at t29o' cioch,p. Ins atswhich
time an proposals received s#ill be
opened by the printing commission.
ers, and action taken o. same. 81
ADDRESS an proposals for public
printing 70 Alfred BlaisdelI, secretary
Of state, Bismarck, North Dakota,
4 Dated athis Cd day OF July 19eSa
ALFRED aBIsAIsDEI5E.
II Secretary Of State. .
ALBERT PETERSON,
state Treasurer.
II. u, 1 l.s| M Mes AZ
ss,l. state Auditor.
aGonnis sianers of Public PRINTING
MARK al snyslopes. .Froposals fol
Public Printing. .
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MONEY

j. New York, July 3o.-Money on call
easy at to, IN per cent; ruling
rate, i per cent; closing bid, per
cent; offered at per cent; time loans
more active and firrner:: SO da:-s, 2
per cent, ana 90 days, IN to 21a per
cent; months, 4per cent.
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state Boards and ofreers

8Adjutant General Thomas 81. Poole, Bis
State Oil Inspector Frank A. Wilson. Bath.
supt. 81 Public Health Grassiek. Grand
vice President Board III Health chas. E.
Bennett, Aneta. ri /. ca S33 !S III
saa ests ss a sssrs
District Game Wafdens-First district, w. N.
Snith, Grafton; Second district Olaf
Bjorke, Abercrombie
sx.ofieio; Hon. p. E. Morgan, exoficio;
Hon. T. F. McCHes exec 6cio; Charter Wing,
Darlington; w. a. Fplkerson, Devils Lake.
B1 ss & dsss r sseis
Of STATE; H. r. Holmes. State Auditor.
State Auditing Boafd John Burke, Cover
mort b. =. Hcinss State Auditor; T. F
State Banking Bosrd. John Barke, Goyernor;
McCne, Attorney General: = s-S7sEss.Ss ~
stsss sss.d Sf sha P.4r. Hiu';anss
vilser. largo /: Walter Master, Willow City:
..1ssH III. Bateman Coopersfown.
State EBosFd Of Medical Examiness-~H. II.
MT s4se! Grand .r FORKS 81 caPpbsl
G. Woutat. Grand FORKS: w. F. Hobart
Dickcy; Lee coornbs. Valley City: III J,
State Irritation and Drainage T.. Il. Akin.
son, Engineer, Bismarck, N. d. 1882
State Board Of ualizstion-G Governor, Audi
Etor, Treasurer. Attorney General. Commits
sioner Of Agriculture. Sessions q Capitol
first TuesdaS' in August zach year.
President: Iohn canmody, Hilisboro, Vice
President; w. 81. Thomas, Leeds. Secre
tary and Treasurer. b II
State Board of Bar Examiners--A Andrew "A.
Bruce. Grand Forks: Emerson Fl. Smith.
FARGO; NJ. III. Brennan. Devils Lake: r. D.
Hoskins, clerk Of supreme court, ex-oficio
secretary and treasurer. Regular examina
rions at Grand Forks the first Tuesday in
June and in Fargo first Tuesday in Deem
State Board Of Dental Exarniners-H. L
Startling, Fargo; w. J. Brownlee. Devils
Lake; George T. McDonald, jamestown; F.
+ G; Sweet Minot; F. w. Chandler, Valley
State Board of Embalmers--E. F. Gilbert, Cas-
selton;s II &C; Flint, Jamestown; ]. w. Max
well, Walhal1a. 81
Optometry Board. P. Sundberg, Fargo;
W Biakely, Grafton; E. A. Nelson
Maxbass; J: NJ. Ness. Wahpeton; A. O.
Void. + ugaan. 'ts.ss SIS, S5ss
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FOR !sAEE-kiousEs.

FOR sALE-Modern good J sized
house, well built, in splendid con.
dition; fine location, modern; con
,venienees, old trees, nice yard
Possession at once. Apply to S.,
II care Tribune, Bismarck. 81
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SOCIETIES
Masonic.

Masonic.
BISMARCK LODGE, NO. &, a. r. 4 A. III.
Meets first and third Mondays ia a each
month AZ Masonic hal. u. r. Berndt, w.
NIL; g. r. Dullam, secretary. .55
TANcRED cOAdAdANDERY, NO. TX. 4.
Meets third Thursday in each month Il
Masonic hail. 9. r. Jones, E. c.; NJ. ].
Mckenzie, recorder. s
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! TABOR UnIons

UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPEN
ters and Joiners, No. 111S. Meets eye4
Wednesday evening at !. o. o. II. hall. A
brothers cordially invited to meet with d
Charles B. Johnson, president: c. L. Hf
son . recording secretary.
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co,nnser club.

CLUB or BISMARCK
n Regular meeting of club membership 4
FIRST Tuesday in each month; regular NEE
" ing of board Of directors the FIRST Friday b
each month, at Commercial club rooms, Par
Ri terson building, Main street. +. L. Conf
n Tin, president; F. E. Young, secretary.
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TO EXCHANGE.

10 EXCHANGE Burleigh county
farm for Bismarck residence prop
erty. Geo M. Register.
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BISMARCK CHAPTER, NO. IL, MEETS
first and third FTidtys in each month 1T
Masonic hall. Mrs. Agnes T. Cochrane, w.
M; Hattie SHELTON, secretary. I
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Knights Of Pythias

ST ELMO LODGE NO. 4. MEETS EACH
Wednesday evening in K. p. half Melvin
6. Hagen c. S.; w. E. Parsons, X, r.
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FOR SAIE-HoTELs AND
RESTAURANTS.

FOR SALE-A first class hotel. Ap.
ply at once: Frank Hyatt, McKen.
zie, N. D. WITH,
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LINCOLN TEMPLE NC. %. MEET sStIk<s]
3ond and fourth Thursdays each nsfish Ill
Il. r. hail. Elizabeth Belk, M. T.. CO
Mrs. Nellie Evarts, NJ. or r. and c.
arofherhood 81 American Yeonaen.
a FRATERNAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT
insurance organization. Meets the last Tues
AZ e f aeT month il shs eddfeG Ave., hall
E, A. Belk. correspondent.
a. 8. .. Nv.
BISMARCK LODGE NO 1870. MEETS TIT
srst and third Fridays e Masnnerehpr bal!
Bradley G. Marks. Recorder
ID; IA. A. n.
4 JAMES B. MCPHERSON POST NO. 3, Do
vi partment of North Dakota !, Grand Army d
nonth &c @. 4. 4. hall. Joseph Wood, pos
commander: p Gordner adjutant.
mi. w. A.
BISMARCK CAMP NO. 4Ie4, N. w.
4 r aosklsr Jew Y. &: 4. W. Cox Cook. siess
/. o. .. +.
h CAPITAL cry LODGE NO. 4. MEETS
eyery Thursday evening at Odd Feliows
hall Fred Roberts. n. G: James Savage.
Rahekaha.
I Int and third sasardsys d each as1sh &
3ddfellows, hal. Elsie McDonaid. N
9; Mrs. Nellie Evarts, secretary.
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