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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
Opltan moo 5peafer
Cannon.

Der bar lenge peret flaget oper
Speafer Cannon. San ipnes rigtig
at bore fomrnen / oet SiSrne, at
ban bill ltunoie 8ebanoling al Be
9opforilug, iom Breii0ent 9tooiepelt
bill bape frem. Wfen ielp Ell Spea=
fer Cannon meo jim Sernpiaie bug
oen iopiale OptrGoen fan fife ultio,
6pao ban bill. 9emofraterne hu.
lenge prspet at gore bam auuAcr,
cg til Srebdgs 9(ftas Dapoe &opie
pclt='fepnblifanerne / HeprGlcntunt=
blnct meb &ongresnano S1rnIcnos
'rG Gli6igon / Spi0ien he7temt eli
&onference. Get er oeres Seniigt
at faa 6orIlag frem, Iom gannon
bar 6olot til6age. Solpnien6 bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
en- upentet itor 2lrp.
Gn Wipber mco benbes tire Sprm
omfunne I 2ner.

Get norife 8ernebien Gbicago
Ell belt npentet blepen 9lrping til en-
Gjenoom peO Ga Gorte, Sno., ser
p9rolGttes til 12 a Is Slliinoe Dol
lars. gn pelbapenoe g1lfe, Wfrs.
@unneis, Ser rneo fine tire 8prn b.
eoe pda en- Surm / 9ferbeoen al ga
&orte, boooe iuit WadnOog | iiolte
ltge giort lit SeItantent feroigt, og
peri bapoe bun beitent, at benoes
tre Sern ifuloe arpe benoe, og | Sil-
fGloe De OpOe uoen Nrpinger, ifltlbe
Gjenoomrnen tilfoloe set norife gsr=
nebjem i Chicago.
Sagen efter, 9irsOog, brGn0te
0trs. @unneis' Sus, og bum ielu
meo line ire @ern pmfOm 2terne.
Wfrs. @unneis' Seitamente, Ser
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
Ratoitrofen / Sisiabon.
S + + ii t orien Il.

&uriierbluoet r&e Senps" far
fra en- portugiiilf 9fepu6lifaner
fduet fplgenoe SplDsninger ON 9Sor=
biItorien til 9ramaet / Sislabon Ben
/. 6ebrlar 8. q.
s 93opeln6er 1907 orgdntiere0e Be
frilinoeoe Jig meO ben Blan for Die
at 6ei9tte bet fongelige Slot, tuge
&onqebuiats Weolenlmer til Sange
og / 5enilet tpinge Song Carlos til
at ggre en- gnoe paa Situattonen
peo at gipe 6am Salget meQem at
fraIige Jig Sronen eller at regere /
Sperensitemmelie meb Sorfdtnin-
gen.
@lanen ifuloe realiieres BEN %.
esanuar. &ongefamtlien opbolot
iiG Ion1 man peo, ben 0ag / Sillu
@icoIo, men iua piloe man bempg-
tiae Iiq oen ser. Otter at Bette par
1fet, ifuloe Sc repolutionere lfpnoe
fig til 2isia6on og fra Rda0buiet
proflanere en- propiioriif 9fegering.
81. 3 ON gfternioongen IfuGOe Sig
n1let gibes.
N}en Signalet fom fife. 5runco
bap6e nen1lig faaet gfps ON @ldnea
cg bap6e lat ale 6ens 2eoere fat
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
Gr=pr0iioent Glepelano.

Ser bar / Be iioIte Gage lpot Gpg-
ter onL at ban bar iDg til 9soen
Get ifrlOe pere &reft Mapen, ban
leO al. SVten / Dag til @forgen lp-
les en- MelOing ira 2afelpooo, g. s.,
lppr ban Iigger puu 9afepooo So
tel at ban er / ita0ig 8eoring, ina
ban forbuabentlig mart pil pere i
Stano til at penoe tilbage til lit
Stem 8inceton. 9egerna er mi
enige on1 at @r=Treiioentens Sil-
itano fife er iuu fritiif, iom man an
iau oen for. Oct par nof en- SIags
0pspepiie og life &reft, bun FEB al.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05

6porle0e5 ban bopoa fuoet lin Op-
lrsning piOes life.
Suntioig blep BET 9fpgte uoipreOt,
at 5ranco pad 9tars0ugen for &e-
polutionsfori6get 1891 - meo
&ongens 9iaigelie - piIOe uofer-
nige ct npt 0efret, iom aennemferte
Giftatlrret til lin itoite &oniefpens
fpr at badne Sc repolltttonGre. gn
iou polOiom Sorme og Sorbitrelie
fnlOte Oeres Sino, at Sc beilutteOe at
iejre 9(arsOogen poa en- noget an0en
Maa0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
Status quo"
/ 1loro. % Oitloen.
&igtige Scitemnelier fur San-
mart.

gn0elig er en- lang SiO Oiplo=
matIlf lln0er6anoling ON uStatu5
quo" / 9iterlpen og gtorolpen relul=
teret | en- SperensfonlIt, iom utpipl-
i0ntt er al Itor 8etponing for Sire
Oens 8eparelie / europa. @eroen
far lGnge meO Spenoing fulgt 6or<
bonOlingerne, Ser if6lge Eresiemeb-
oalelierne mart gap 9lnleoning til
9gngItefle, mart til 0et tnooiatte
9tu er man altlua enoelig nadet til
@ntgbeo ON Set panifelige SpgrgS=
mad, Der fife min0lt for 0ann1arfs
&e0fommenOe maa fal0es en- piqtig
9eiternnlelie, og iom untagelig bill
fpre til ell lln0ertrpffeIie al ben
iRrlig Be ienere 9lur MOB SDIflato
rette0e Dtistanfe ON 6orlpg pad
Uermanisnens itObre0elie paa 8e=
toItning al 9anmarf, SoQunO og
@elgien.
9tor0lp=Sroftoten, Ser 8erlin ct
bleOen un0erIfreDet af Splflanos
llOenrig5ninilter, Sen fronife o.
ben engelife 9lm6dsidopr, iartt 9}e=
preientanter for 3anmarf, @oQano
og Sperrig, er MI offentliggjort.
Gen bar f0lgenOe Sr0lp0:
u2nifet ON at ltprfe bet penlfo6e=
lige 6orbolo meaem Spiflano, Gam
mari, 6ranfrig, Stor6ritanien,
SpllonO og Sperrig og oerpeo BIZ
frage til SerOenslreOen bar bepe-
get bisie 2anoes 9fegeringer til en-
GnigbeOspolitif 0e 9an0e peorg=
ren0e, lom grenoier til 9eorOlgen,
og oen oerneO forbltnOne nj efsilte.
renOe territorioIe Status quo.
u0e erflGrer 0erfor, at Be er faIt
6eI(uttet paa fulOtlt0 at opretbol0e
% genii0igt reIpeftere 0ere8 StoterS
tarritoriale 9tetigbeoer 0isie Ge=
aioner. @pis noget iom belIt 6or-
bolo iful0e in0trGffe, Ser / en- of Sc
nppnte 9tegeringers Spfottelle tru=
e0e BEN MI efsi1tereroe territoriuIe
uStatlts QUO" ifal l1nberifriperne al
>enne Srattat fonTerere me0 binQn-
ben for at opnna Ell Sorltanelie ON
iaa0anne SOrbolOsregler, Der mnattc
anies for met beniigtsmesIige for
genarelien al Sen MI for 6eres 8e-
iiOOelier efsilterenoe nStotlts quo"
Sroftaten bill inareIt nuligt 6lipe
rutificeret og Gotififationerne uflepe=
ret Berlin iene1t 81. December
5. g."
9(ngoaen0e yStatus quo" 9Iter-
ipen blep 0enne Sroftat 1noerifrepet
al SpiflonO, 9fuslano, 9annrarf og
Sperrig Oen 6. 9(prtG. 6rlnltfrAg
og Stor6ritanien 6ar intet meo Sen
at beitiGe. 9enne Sraftats Nr0Gph
er pelantlig iOm oen ooenfor gem
gipne Gen offentliggiorbes ianlti-
rigt meo georoi6traftaten Sen q.
s(pril.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
barry Qrharos sag.

Som befenOt er Sarrp SrAaro
nposOpnlt for @foroet al @upernor
Stennenberg, og ban Tiger ielp, at
han er ifDlOig at 50. SQten poa
@runO af bans aabne 8efenoelle og
ben @ialp, fan p0eOe Staten ium
GiOne Retsforf9lgelien moo ugSe-
ltern 6eoeratiom Of @finers" bar
CONNER @ooo inOitiGet 6om til Se-
nuaoning, og Dag bill Soabos
u9ooro of &orOons" ipecielt 0teoe
ufg6re @arrp Sr6aros Sfebne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
ytr. 35.
SrY9telte lllYffe
pad So2n.
24O japanife NarineiolOater
Drnfne0c.
Gn &rgoicr iprrngt peS GfspluiiDm.

8ofio, 80. 9lpril. - 30 &un0re0e
og 6prretDpe WienneIter omfpm
Sag, Oa ben iupdnife 9pellesfrDo-
Ter @6atiui6ima iprGngtes og ionf,
nleOens ben lau for 9nfer Daufang
@opn, @eScaOores-gerne
6oa @tinlttter efter &I. 4 / DIOR
qes etsploOereOe en- mongelfulO
@ronot i Magaiinen arp0Ieren5
9lgterOel. S utroIig fort SiO
par Sti6et forlpunOet lHeo lln0td-
gelie al aomnlanOo6roen og ll0figs-
tadr1et. 9isie og Spen onl-
firing Dem iortneOe al Spmano, ion1
tGntpe0e for 2ipet. 8ua0e iattas
itrafs uO fra &rDoierne @aibaiOute
pg Stilfltibinla, iom dftontpogne-
re6e BET ulpffelige Sfi6. elsie
&oa0e for6lep onlfring ltlpffesIte=
set in0til &l. 8, men pur iffe /
StanO til at reO0e mere enO t75
Nfan0 df 415 ON @orO. De fleIte
al Cfficererne Orufneoe.
95nu @runO uf, at Gfsplolionen
itete iao tiblig, bar Sc f(eite &aOetter
og Wfuriner enom1 / 0eres &9jer.
Sfi6et tog iuo itor Std0e peO Gfs-
pIoiionen / Nfdguiinet, at BET ldnt
gjebliffeIig, iou oet for mango al Sc
ippenoe 0feno bar praftiif untltligt
at unofIp. 6lertoQet al Dem, Der
bIep re0oet, tilb6rte 9pfspagten.
&lan0t S6fooetterne, iom oruf-
ne0e, bar 95ice-lloenrigsnliniIter
Baron Gbinous og 6eltnarifnl
Gpamas Spnner. &aptainerna
gjoI6imori og Dai6iro idones ogiuo
Gfi6ets regelnesiige 8eiptning
tolte 355 W11no, og Desuoen bop0e
oct 0O SgtdOeffer ON Soro.
9agen efter, Sen i6rgelige llGpffe
bar ifet, ienOte 45rGii0ent 9fooieuelt
cen iapanife &eiier f6(gen0e &onOo-
Acknowledgment:
Get alnarifdnIfe 6olf er op6t rD-
itet Og i9r9er OOer Ben frpgtelige
llIpffe, iont 6ar foItet iaa mango al
sen jopanife Wtarines tupre Office
ret @ MenO 9ipet. @aa nit 6olfs
% egne &egne bill ieg uotole 0en
bpbeite @1eofplelie, og jeg snifer, set
i1oo min @fagt at pie benne Ote0-
felelie poa en- mere proftiif 0}odO4
ems pes blotte Sr0.
S6eo0ore 0fooiepelt. "
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05

rar u0fprOiget 9agen ffpr bun o6Oe,
Elep aQereoe SnsOagS uprobdteo"
/ ga @orte areosret.
@n 0tano peO 9fapn 9fop Cant
rhere er mist9nft for at bupe paa=
iot SSl0en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
fiorten SomQno
orufneoe.

Sra 9teport, Ore, meloes @aar,
at 9anplfibet Nlinrie Sbelton I'M
rer Stornlan Sreoogs iprang lief,
og 9ogen efter operifpGeoes Sen al
en- pGloig gplge, ioa &abptten og
alt paa 0effet ifpaeoes oper 9oro.
@Qepe al 8eietningen Orltfneoe I'M
Der 6orisget poa at iette en- 9aaO
uo, og al fire, iom fori6ate at mao
9ano poa Ell raft, naoebe fun cen
fren, Sc ire orufneoa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
II. Marg.
Joroen runot.

Sra ct. Petersborg meloes 0en
1. Os., at 9pen &ieff peo SgipanOe
! 9nieper-6loOen 0ogen foruo blep
fnloltGnoig iat UNDER @ono. 5no-
bpggerne iaa Jig tprngne til at lege
Stlflugt paa Saget af Sulene. 1900
&ule bleO pOelagt. Solicit CT uoen
Sepnet5mioler.
@uperner Sobnion al MinneIota
holot ct 6oreorog Wtoline, 81,
SreOog 9lften. SEQ bans 9lnfonIt
lnootoges ban al 9[uguitano-5tu-
| ocnterne og efsfortereres unoer
0iuIif til 8reiioent 9(norelps Geli-
oens, bDor Der bolOtes Ell y92ecep-
ton" for 6am.
Gen 1. oS. blep Ell lile 8ige paa
s 9lor / Seem @apen, Conn.,, puafprt
oS 0r9bt al en- 9lutomobil, ion eie-
reS al @untington Smith, en- gale
StuOent ira ct. 9ouiS. San "a to
ar0re Oole Stu0erter forte / Ben,
% en- Gbauffeur ira Bridgeport It1
re0e 0en.
90. gSocbneiiter, IpenIf General
&oniul Cairo, ar uonGDnt til
lpenif W}inilter 9albington Iont
@ernan Oe Sagercrant5' @fterfplger.
NorgeS 9iegering bar SreOugs
nlpptaget 6rtOtjof 9taniens Geiigna=
tlpn iom @iiniIter @ngtan0 Or.
9tonIens @fterfolqer bill blipe s.
SSrgens, Ser for Sioen er 2egutions-
SefretGr 2onbpn.
8aaDe ira Hdris og 8erlin mel
bes, at Socialilternes Wfai-0emon-
ltrationer 9(ur forIp6 uoen Iterre
ltorOener Oct ipnes, iom oe fleIte
hnr foretrltffet at blipe peo 0eres
9irbejOe. De oenonItreren0es Sal
/ Berlin por fun ca. 5000 moo
$4,000 / 6ior.
ErGliOent Gaton al 8eloit Gol-
lcge, 8is., tiQigemeO 13 fpinOelige
Gleper, ct 6lepan belagt me6 &1ran-
tene poa @runo al 5moafopper.
| n@pmens G6riItiun Temperance
Union" California fur ienot &rigs=
nliniiter Saft en- Yrotelt npo, at Der
icrperes ipiritupIe 9riffe pao NtiO=
| noge og andre 9(nleoninger for 9lt-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sfficerer og
9tenige.
Sra ct. Saul, N3inn., meloes,
al peO en- ltnOerlpgalle 9lnle0ning
Of ct Sanfrgperi / Scan0ia 8anf
Stephens, 0finn., er 0et goOtgjort,
at / 2o6et al 9 W1ddneoer ct Is
Wfinnelota-ganfer blepen bergpet
$23, ,497.
Oct berettes fra 9onOpn, at Ere-
lnier 9lsql1it6 ianln1en meo Weini-
tier for SSrlano, Itr G6ur6i4, ltfpr=
bebolOent bar uOtalt Jig for u@ome
9iule" for SrlunO.
Den II, Wai ifol Ser Wfinne-
cpolis afilpres en- Stdtle al &enrtf
&urgelano; BET relies al 9toro=
manbsforbltnoet 9iifop 9ong og
Sorfutteren Sborolf &lapeneis bli-
ner 9torges officialle lloienoinge peo
Sen 9eiligbeo.
9ltto6ten pe0 set norife @eianot=
/ Ifu6 / Berlin, srtlo Sltitfelot, er
forGeben pad 9eieg / george faloen
pua Sft / Nerbeoen af Sronobiem.
@n SfiItap trpngte bam ino / I'm
>erlipet, og bans Silitanb par be=
| tenfelig.
0torinlilion Soroen fif forleOen
| en 9feoafter iopmt 100 Morf Ssoe
fpr at bupe ifrepet, at Sar0en of
lS,tInnhnrc inn,. faht III nt tie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05

~0onlferen" uogoar TO @ange
ugentlig og foIter $3.50 pr. slar-
gang. - 8rspe-geumre ienoes frit
paa Sorlangen6e.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
HAD DELIGHTFUL TRIP

Frank Grambs arrived in the city
Sunday afternoon after an absence of
eight weeks on his California trip.
With his family he had a delightful
time in the land Of fruit and flowers.
On his way back he visited various
points in Oregon and Washington. At
Spokane he visited Mr.. and Mrs. M.
H., who are at billiard, fourishing
town near the Metropolis He thinks
Spokane is an ideal location in every
way, having a country of great re.
sources tributary to it. Portland also
he thinks desirable location and a
beautiful place of residence. Mrs.
Grambs and the three boys enjoyed
the trip and are in good health lney
are at present in Hilliard, Wash.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
FAIR ASSOCIATION WON OUT.

Fargo Forum: The North Dakota
State Fair association won out in a
case to collect for the balance due on
some stock from George Hancock in
Justice Miller's court. He bought
stock to the amount of 5000 and made
a payment Of $66 on this amount. Be-
cause the state fair association did
not award him the contract for draw
ing plans and specifications for the
buildings at the fair grounds he re
fused to pay the balance, and the suit
was the result. The balance due was
a. trifie over 1888, and Hancock will
also have to pay the costs of the case.
bringing the total amount up to $165.
1t is not probable that there will be
an appeal, as this would mean only
more costs in the case.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
LEAD OUT THE COWS

A petition to the city council was
being passed around and numerously
signed yesterday asking that a, COW
ordinance be passed providing that
inside "a certain limit all cows be led
Through the Streets. The boundary of
the district within which the COWS
are to be led is as follows: e
Beginning at Mandan avenue, east
on Broadway to Ninth, north to Ave.
nue. C., west to Eighth. north to Ave
nue. F, west to First street, south to
c, west to Raymond, south to Avenue
A, east to Mandan, south to Broad
way. s.5 Is rs is.a 5iiift q
It is thought sufficient signatures
have been obtained to secure the pas
sage of the measure, but If not
thrice as many more can easily be
got, if that is what is wanted. There
is certainly need of such measure.
With such boundaries Of the district,
at no point will the limits of the sec.
ton be more than four blocks from
pasture land. %
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
HIGH SPEED in PRINTING

. q B. ISL u
Washington Post: The new May
bulletin of the International bureau
Of American Republics was issued
yesterday afternoon by the publicity
department, twenty-four hours after
the laying Of the cornerst tone for the
new home Of the bureau. Monday
afternoon. The number is remark
able in that within the short time
between the completion of the cere-
monies attending the laying Of the
cornerstone and the hour of publica-
ton, many pages Of matter describ-
ing the ceremonies and including the
speeches made on the occasion had
been gathered together in an at
tractive form.
The bulletin contains reproductions
of photographs Of the throngs which
took part in the ceremonies and Of
the speakers in the act Of delivering
their addresses, as well as general
information concerning the exercis-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
GEN. GODFREY IN THE CRY

Gen. E. S. Godfrey, now retired,
we'll known to many old-timers as one
of the gallant officers of the Seventh
cavalry, who in 1876 left old Fort
Abraham Lincoln with the Custer ex.,
petition that resulted in the massacre
of a portion of the command on the
Little Big Horn, is visiting the scenes
of those early days. He arrived from
the west Sunday and is stopping at
the Northwest hotel. He will be the
guest of Major Steadman today and
visit the site Of old Fort Lincoln
across the Missouri, five miles below
Bismarck. Quite number Of the
members of the old Seventh cavalry
still residents of Bismarck and Man
dan will be glad to meet their old of.
ficer. Gen. Godfrey was with Reno's
division at the time of the Custer
massacre, and to his bravery, possibly
more than any one else is due the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
REMOVE TO TACOMA

A. Harris left the city last satur-
day for Chicago on a quick business
trip. He will return in few days,
and expects to remove with his fam.
lily to Tacoma, Wash. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris have made many friends DUR
ing their two years stay in the city,
who will regret their departure.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26

part of the city This is one of the
finest sites in. Bismarck, situated on
a little prominence overlooking the
city and country round about and
commanding fine view of the CAPT.
toll. Mr.. keenan, will move his FAM
lily to the new home June 1. He pur
poses to make number of improve
ments on the property.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
AN EFFICIENT FORCE

The postoffce force is certainly
to be congratulated on the work done
in the last few weeks. The Taft club
has been sending out thousands of
circulars every day, and individual
candidates have been mailing cards
and campaign circulars by the thou
sands, and all these have been han
died without hitch. The regular
business of the Office has not been
interefered with, Notwithstanding the
extra amount of work entailed on the
office. I
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
ALUMNI WILL BANQUET

Invitations are issued for the 21st
annual banquet of the graduates OF
the high school, on Friday evening,
June 5. at the hall of the Swastika
club, which will furnish the banquet
This annual festiyity has become a
fixed event in the school life Of the
community and is looked forward to
with much pleasure by the graduates.
IL gives an opportunity to them of
reviving the pleasant events of their
school days.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
A NICE PROPERTY

A. w. Cook has been grading the
grounds about his property at Fifth
street and Avenue D. The sidewalk
has been laid and he has plowed up
and graded the lots north of MS
house to use for a garden, gerani-
ums have been planted and flower
beds laid out, making a nice looking
property. Such places impress visit.
ors with the desirability Of our city
as place Of residence.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
SMITH HAS KIDDER

A Bismarck gentleman not engaged
in politics visited Steele Monday and.
seeing Fred Smiths picture on card
in one of the offices. casually remark
ed: will he get any votes in Kid
der county, The reply was en-
phatic that he would get them all.
This is only straw.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
LOOKING UP REQUIREMENTS

young man was in the city the
other day from the country to see
Secretary Young of the Commercial
club regarding the requirements for
getting married on next Market day,
as advertised by the club. He said
ne was willing, and his girl felt that
1t would be good way to get start
in housekeeping, so it may be that
they will be the happy ones to fall
heir to the many gifts promised by
the merchants of the city to the cou-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26

es, collected after the completion Of
the ceremonies. The speed with
which the magazine was issued is an
achievement unprecedented in the
history Of that kind Of a publication,
and can almost be classed with news
paper work. -
Complete copies Of the speeches
in both English and Spanish are in
cluded in the book.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
CANDIDATE FOR SECRETARY

B. G. Whitehead, Democratic candi-
date for secretary of state, was
among the visitors in the Capital City
yesterday. Mr.. Whitehead is editor
and publisher of the Williston State,
and is making something of an active
canvass for the purpose OF making
sure of landing the nomination he is
seeking in this race.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
a LARGE APPoRTioNMENT

The state and county tuition funds
have just been apportioned by Coun-
ty Superintendent vigness. The state
fund amounted to $7,213.92 and the
county fund to s6,752.ss, making a
total OF $1S,s66.S0. This is divided
among 2,7l2 pupils. which makes a
per capita division of $5.15 per pupil.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
CLASS PLAY

The graduating class of the high
school is preparing to present Gold
smiths play, "she Stops to Con-
quer," next week. The class has been
rehearsing during the past week. 1t
will be announced later when and
where it will be presented.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
MAY BUILD TWO HOUSES

Frank Kunz is contemplating the
erection of two houses on his lot at
the corner of Second street and Ave.
nue. A for renting purposes. This is
an ideal spot, as there are fine trees
on the property and ample room for
two fair sized houses.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
GOOD SINGERS

The Grand Army, through l. w.
Healy, has secured some excellent
singers for Memorial day, and the
vocal part OF. the music will be. well
handled. The members of hte double
quartet are: s4
sopranos-Mrs John Larson, Miss
Marcellus.
Altos Misses Ramp and Gilbert.
Bassos-Messrs. Humphreys and
Winslow.
Tenors Messrs. Quirk and Burke.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
UP TO THE THIRD STORY

The brick work on the new hospital
has reached the third story, and fair
idea can be had of the beauty of the.
building when completed Both found
alton and brick work has been done
in the best possible manner, and 1t.
will be one of the handsomest build.
ings in this section of the state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
THE R,Jou THEAIER

Did not have any Sunday perform
ances, neither matinee nor evening
Therefore we expect to greet the
public this week en- masse. Come one,
come all, come young, come old, come
early and stay late.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26

pie that will be publicly married on
Market day. This is a case of first
come, first served" so If any Others
are contemplating any such move,
they had best get busy and file their
applications with the secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26

credit for saving Reno's command.
Gen. Godfrey enlisted in an Ohio regi-
ment in 1861, served in the civil war,
went to West Point, and until last
year. when he retired, was in active
and continuous service from 1864.
The general is well preserved and
has the appearance of man in the
fifties instead of the sixties.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
RHUD GETS CONTRACT.

H. J. Geiermann of the Interna-
tional Harvester Co. let the contract
for building a new residence on the
corner of Avenue A and First street
to H. G. Rhud. The location is one
of the finest in the city and the resi-.
dence will be very handsome addi-
ton to those already erected on the
hill.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26
MAY MOVE HERE

Albert Jones, the Ashley Assyrian
merchant, returned home yesterday
forenoon. Mr.. Jones has spent some
time looking over the western and
northern part of the state, and may
decide to. engage in business in Bis.
marck.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-26

Henry Masters of Sioux Falls
which
admitted Union
portion
commonly called Dakota"
native of Maine
visonag Governor
Samuel il
but he declined to qualify Albright established
Of the
legislature Albright delaware