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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-17

flll0, 0fprOi Noften ppr blepell
Ipttet laa tiOligt". 0a Der imioler-
tlO 6os @apne6etienten bite Zig
Spnlptomer paa 2atterframpe, for
ltoo Ssmanoen, at ban bar gaaet
gruHOigt | &onoet, ielp ON man fife
nleoregneOe De to @ange, ban fri
rluigt bar iprunget j. pg ban for
lranOt Oerefter i~lufpret neo / lit
%ufuf.
8reu 6rijs 6rijicnbors begiper
1lg cftcr gtDtaar paa Ell 3 WorS.
&ogtt1r til Geplon og bar la0et lin
&Gge me0Oele, at BET er D. @r. al
En- @ulsfaturr6.
Get pnaltao5 inliOlertio, at @rcu
j. buo0e bait Dirtelige G6ancer .for
al fomme til at Oanne Wtinilterium ;
men at &ongen life piloe bare
hnnl. Grcpen ifulOe Oa bape ptret
@iQigbe0 til iom 6oriporminiiter
II gon inO mlOer 9teergaaro, og -
me00eles BET iua - enO fife loIn
iooOan piI0e &ongen bapa BAN.
@Ofmari tallatet. - @ofmarifal
Wiolttes AffeOigelie foreligger MI
pfficielt og iamtiOig er 2. Sofnar-
Ital, @rep 9rocfenbuus S6ocf no
neOnt til @bef for SofmarifaIatet.
Gen M @ofmarifal, Der MI ifal
til at tiene iine Sporer, er Shent-
llgbeOen fen0t fra mango oficieqe
9egiDen6e0er, / bpilfe @offet bar
6eltoget og ban bar pes iaooatne
2eilig6e0er oltiO taget fig elegant
&c repro entatiO uO. @rep 8rocfen-
Duus=Sdacf Ell As Nur gomlnel og
a ..t meO Ell Cater al gomle
@reD 0nmelfjolo=S
Zen grpnlanbifc @an0el. - Oct
maa iii nties for gtpet, at her bill
bliDe foretaget en- friminel ltnoer=
i@gelie / InIeOning al Sen grgn-
lun0ife SanoeIs Sorbol6 og 0iref-
tyr Gpbergs 6orbolo BERTH. Sagen
caar nemlig til ~SuItitsminiiteriet,
GDorefter en- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
heififfes.
Curt SrcntnrfOOcr. - Wen5 Wpla
fer 8. WaOien / &erIfino forleoen
Dor peo at foore &per, to6te bar
lin Segne6og / &rp6ben; ga ban
noget ienere iapneoe 8ogen, fanot
6cn i arpb6en fun nesle seD
Shelter, in0ebolbert0e 90 &r. / Sic
bet for Sc 700 &r., Jon par / BEN,
0u ban to6te Ben. Ma0icn gif til
e. TprlGge ON &aa0, men oeime
fllnbe fife bjGlpe bam.
Gn gnmmel Splpmpnt blep for
leGen flln0Ct Deo 8l6ining pan
@aur0eier Spren EeterienS Marf
/ @. &elteO. W6nten, Der er Iao
Itor lom ell al De gamle, fla0e
Specier, er prpget al Sen tpife
&ejier Ter0inano Ben In0en og fpr=
ntentlig uompntet 1922 / &eln.
Mdnten er ien6t til Sen f9l. Mpnt
% Notwithstanding.
Scttngct bcnnabct, gn 5gml=
~reripenO Sprenien fra Iarbus, Der
forle0en blep grebet / Spperi pao en-
TepGrtning / &ar0e, far MI facet
lin 0pnl, men CT 6lGpcI bctinqct
benaooet, 0a ban life tioIigere bar
peret I%troffet. SGngielshieGpen bar
mi lat BAN / Ston0 til at reiie til
Sonnoper, boor ban for bar baft
grbeioe.
@u ErDuit OperfalDet al Ell iiub=
ina. - 6or nogle Gage iioen, me-
Gems @ropIt @onien i @islep ioo /
tit Stuoerefammer, fom ell / 9pen
boenOe iinOsipg Sfomoger Srul1lt
inO til bam. 0a HroDiten ipnrgte,
Gpao ban pil0e, ff ban til Spar en-
froloenoe Busting. Gropiten boo
! I'LL 8ruun ON at goo. og for at
irrpisie Jig ON, at bette ifete, fulq=
tc ban Sfomogeren lto / @angen.
Men Sruun bapoe MI fnaet BLOB
paa Sonoen, og IrobIten fit paann
er 2usfing, bpis S6lger Sfomage=
rem BOA fife In1te6e at erfore Son
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-17
Spiifplc Gftcraarsmpbcrnc.

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gbriItenIen / en- 5piosortifeI 81. a.:
.Spert eneite 6orinmGin9sbts, bDert
eneIte afbOGos- oa S6iifOlebiem %
bper eneIte file u~betpoelig Sdiifole
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-17

trber babe afDolOt et WtpOe pdd l q
: Gage nleO 10 opbpggelige "a
Ter ON Gogen.
De Stoleneitre % @aarOnlGnO,
ser ltaor / SpiOien for 6OreOrags-
f.reningerne og 6orlamiing5bulene,
CT ofte 6oIf, bpi5 egen aanoelige
llopitling life RACER op oper @en-
ncr1inittet5. 0e bar al0eles ingen
SorltonD paa at p9lge Salere og
epner life at purOere ct SoreOrag.
Wtcn ler Ga uglaa bet SGrlDn, naar
eli 8aler i%nObpOes til ct @fteroars-
nlg0e, Oa ipsrges Der alortg ON
JoreOragets Sitel eIer SnObolO. alt
E. ben / oct ubeItenlte o9 uflare ~
frltelIg politilt : triltelige : OPP
tnggeIige. SnObpoe.l esbreUene
gear I'D paa, at fan rliot friiteligt
benimoO GnOen al 6oreOraget.
@piitoleforltanOere, Ser ifal agi-
ttre fOr at jamie Gleper, % YreHer,
Der bill pin0e Yopularitet, Iprger for
at gpre Jig goOe Genner meO 6Or-
mGnOene i Observation-Disclosures
cg bliDer iaa inObuOt til at fere Or
oct OeO Mp0erne.
st 9enipn gpr Jig naturligpts
%gel0enOe: SoreOragsbol0erne ffal
Lore grunOtbigife Meno. -
So, men man t9nfer fife poo, at
GrunOtuig npppe oil0e bope peo-
tenOt Jig aQe Oisie folfelige Sl6ielS-
preIter og biitoriif : politiife &epe-
ri6oere, Der MI better 9@re og 8e-
lpmmelle paa at trGule 5lt5 Gro
pg 8erninger op til lnoer6olO=
ming for ct ta1lfelplt 8u6lifum.
Gru10tbig par life nogen Sen al
rrerfla0iif &unOfa6 og opbpggeligt
@oOtfpbsiluoOer; Be fleIte mo0erne
@runOtbigionere bar ol6rig baft
%o0 cller Gel / BAN.
NcIultnterne al Oe mango folfe=
l;ge W69er er 0erefter, 2an06oItan=
Gems non0elige 9ib er fife noaet frenl
til rigere ltopifling, forbi Meoernes
%ntol er pofiet. Soft er bIeoen
tr9tte, IeOe og fe0e af SraIerne og
ocn f%notiite forpirreOe Snaffen op
TN alt mltligt meQeln 6inulel o.
Sor0."
Stubenterf Oreningcn. - &pbet al
Grmnbcn / NbDrreparfen peOtaget.
StuoenterfOreningen beballDleoe oen
30. DIT. pan en- efstroor0in9r Gene
r%alforiamltng 5p6rgsmaalet ON
SS6et al Ell @pggegrunO / Aborre=
parfen.
Sfole6eitprer $. 8. Sonien fore
logOe Soriloget og oplpite, at mar
tenfte at bpgge en- monumental
&Dgning til ca. 100000 SIR. Sore
! ningen eier efter SoIget al oen
0cmIe Spgning 100000 &r., og
MON far fact Sc forno0ne 2oon Iif-
ret til 4 psf. Nente.
&9bet on6efoleoes 0ercfter al Sen
le0en0e Senior, con0. gSeit % al
can0. @Gp % en0pioere AT Gntr-
! rctsioqforer Seine, Ser me0oeltc,
at man ogteoe at be6pgge ca. 1900
a 1000 &paorot- 9(len a 200 ar pr.
&pn0rat=9IIen.
@eb Nf1temmingen bebtogeS So
bet me0 oQe Stemmer mpo 5.
Gm uaab Ncnpej. - s @sbierq
roreOe ma fig forle0en foiteligt
oper en- Somon0 fra 0amperen 81
len" Iom en- 9(ften mautte TO @an=
&c / &on0et for at rao fra 9ofbap=
mems nor0re Sol til Sen peltlige,
hbOr u@aen" loo forfejet.
Seman6en bop0e ppret Ii0t i
8pen, og efter at ban hGb0e fluff
fet Ell Gel 0riffeparer inoenfor
&eiten, tenOte ban uO paa Iftenen
tilboge til @apnen for at goa ON
NorO: Ron tog imiOIertio feil of
Gejen, ian at ban, bu ban fom neh
til &oien, bapOe 8p6ergs Sbmmer-
plnos melem Zig og Glen.
SemanOen iau fgrit liht paa BET
beie 8lanfeperf ON Ss:nmerplao-
len, og / SteOet for at penoe til
boge og gao uoen ON Der tog BON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-17
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lug1prer Cecil NIcarO, en- Opn al
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che Sell ollellnIe uleAeAl MONS
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1 gtop. afgaQet peO 9p0e1
SOnOcitanOens Sparefasie. Gfter
Ell ben 1. 9top. foretagen Cpggrelle
er Der MI tegnet en- 8aranttfupitQl
til 9Dn0eitonOen5 Sparefasie al
goOt ) Dill. &r, M}onge Bitter CT
enOnu life inofomne.
st Ogrt ltBclO. - Gn Gag / 5om=
mer, "a nogle al &gbenbapns &om-
mllneS 9lrbeiOere par 1elfpftiQe0e
meO 9teOl9gning al ct &6iippn=
0ingsfa6el / Sietgel1sgo0e, fom en-
al Dem til meO i'm &otfe at BE-
ifa0ige ct al 0e alt Scr liQQen0e
&o6ler, Ser ferte Strem ira &eItre
@leftricitetSperf til Sen in0re 9D.
6oIgen bar Ell it9rf Sor0iluining og
en- alporlig &%a6elbranO. MoQistro=
ten oplpier I'LL, at Sen nnretteoe
as pes Separation far foltet TO-
COO &r., ION &omml1nefasien na-
turligpis maa 6etnle.
st geinent Sgperi ct forIeoen Be-
gaaet | @aO6jerg 6attighlts, 9por
en- Herion er 6ruOt irO % Lar Itiaa-
let 20 SIR. ira en- gammel Some, Der
bar rejlt bort / ct Yar Gage. Wur
bar ingen Ineli e ON, bpcm 5poer
er; men Sppcriet er mei0t til So
Iltiet.
Gn HapncmuOer. - @erning go
liti bar an6olOt en- Ir6eiosmanos
Some, Der er lfilt ira i'm M}ono %
leDer Iammen me0 en- an0en Dir
bejOsmanO, ser er ifilt ira lin
Some. &onen bapoe en- Sc 8srn
hos lig, al bptlfe ct Bar Smaa=
nrengc baDOe p9ret u16rogt JONI
0DOrtnge | 6orretringer / Seeming ;
Ben enes Erincipnl op0ugerne imi0-
lertiO, at Irengen 1tiol / 8utiffen,
og ga Eolitiet Oerefter iif 5ogen
til ll~nOeriogelie, piite set fig, at
Trengen bar begaoet umtrert ct
habit @un0reOe Spperier, cpforOret
0ertiI at Wo0eren og ben Wano,
bum leper iommen me0. Tarret er
MI arreIteret, og Sottigppsnet bor
tnget Jig al @ornene.
Gn 9tnferi : NfGrc er UNDER Op-
liejling / 9arbus. &Olitiet bar an
holot @9rten poa @otel y0ogmur"
peo 8onegaoroen, OIeien, bbis
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Silbolosite for @QOens Ieieite Sug-
Il. Holitiet agter at gau grltnoigt
til GGrfs.
Gn Elattcmilager, Der Jpgap at
beoDe &nuOien og pere ira Iarbus,
tnr fornplig bjemipgt 8rprupegnen ;
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-17
6rGft &lattcnilugfri.

~ eO @ilien IA q merifa".
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
MATINEE TODAY AT
THE GEN THEATRE |
POPULAR SHOW HOUSE WILL PUT
ON SPECIAL MATINEE THIS AF-
TERNOoN TO HELP PATRONS
PASS THE HOLIDAYS. 5s-

There will be big matinee at the
Gem iheater this afternoon at 8
o'clock when the entire program will
be produced.
The feature of the afternoon per-
formamce will be the act of the Ben
nett Sisters, the juvinile singers who
won for themselves an enviable repu-
tation at all of the show houses on
this circuit. Their act this afternoon
is the same as will be seen here for
the balance Of the week. .g-5 5
Orville Pitcher, the stump orator,
black face comedian, is also on the
bill for this afternoon and the bal
ance of the week. .s9
The animated picture program will
consist of the drama entitled sThe
Vikings Daughter" another feature
picture in the Pardon" and laugh
able comedy picture in Fly Paper
Don't overlook the matinee this ar
ternoon at 8 o'clock. Prices 10 and 20
cents, to one and all.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
SUPERB singer AT
BIJOU THEATRE
MISS LOIS LEE, THE EMiNEsT Vo.
CAL soLolsT PROVES A RE.
MARkABLE SURPRISE TO THE
AMUSEMENT SEEKERS.

Those who have not taken advant-
age of the opportunity to hear Miss
Lois Lee, at the Bijou theater have
missed a great musical treat, but
she will be here for the balance of
the week, and everyone will have
chance to hear this marvellous singer
Her interpretations of Eternity"
Drifting" twilight only prove
what trained voice is capable of.
Those who doubt that this charming
young singer was trained personally
by Nine. Calve have but to hear her
to be convinced.
Hayter & Janet in their singing act
have been popular during the fore
part Of the week and they, too, will
continue for the balance of the
weeks performance.
There is also popular amusement in
the pictorial effects from such COL
ored transfer motion scenes as the
Jester" and the Beauty and the
Beast" and the comedy entitled "The
Two Affinities."
There will be another change of
pictures on Friday night, and Miss
Lee will change her song numbers.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
DELIVERY MEN CARELESS.

Complaint is made by several citi-
zens who have planted trees outside
their fences that the delivery men
will drive their horses up to tree
and leave them standing while they
are delivering goods. It's perfectly
natural for the horses to gnaw the
bark to the injury of the tree. If a
little care was taken about stopping
the horses between the trees, or leav-
ing them in position where they
would not be SO apt to attack the
bark not nearly so much damage be
done as is done. People who are try
ing to improve their property have a
hard time every obstacle is placed
in their way.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
BAPTIST SALE.

The ladies Of the Baptist church
have an unusually attractive display
of articles. suitable for Christmas
gifts.
Many novelties in ties, fancy white
aprons, travelling aprons, collar bags,
pin cushions, hair receivers, handker-
chief boxes, calendars, etc, which can
not be found elsewhere.
Don't fail to see our display Sat
urday, Nov. %, at Hoskins Stationery
Store. :5,.3 Il,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26

Kodol insures good digestion by
absolutely duplicating Natures
normal process, in perfectly digest
ing, all food taken into the stom-
ach
While Kodol Is doing this. the
stomach is resting and becoming
strong and healthy. A strong and
healthy stomach guarantees a
sound and active brain.
The man with a sound stomach
IA stomach that Is doing for the
body just what Nature intended
II to dois the man who is always
prepared for any emergency. He
is there with the goods,
The man with sick stomach, is
q man sick all over. When the
stomach is irritated by undigested
food, the blood and heart are d.
rectly affected. Then du1lness, un-
natural sleepiness, sick-headaches,
vertigo and fainting spells, and
ven serious brain trouble develop.
odol will prevent these.
Squirting the stomach and brain
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26

which is as follows :" The first Thurs
day in November (or if any other day
be appointed sby the civil authorities,
then such dayo The form Of service
is found on page $40. Let us there
fore observe this day for giving thanks
and acknowledging publicly that God
is the source Of all the blessings we
enjoy.
O. f. JONES, Rector.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
For Christmas.

The Butler studio has received a
very fine lot of mountings for Christ
mas photographs. Among the lot are
some imported from Berlin, Germany,
which are certainly beautiful. The
holiday trade is now on and we are
crowded with work already and those
desiring photos for Christmas should
call early. All of my mounts are
made to my order and they cannot
be duplicated in this state.
w. E. BUTLER.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
NEW BOARDING HOUSE.

Miss Sarah G. Jones has leased the
house owned by Fred Strauss on the
corner of Avenue A and Fourth St,
and will open it as a boarding house.
1t has ben repaired, new furnace
placed in it, new plumbing added,
and is in first class condition. Miss
Jones has furnished it with new fur
niture throughout. She has a repu-
tation for setting an excellent table
and this will be one more added to
the many excellent boarding houses
in the city.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
A WORTHY OBJECT.

For number of years there has
existed a society in Bismarck, whose
work has been done so quietly and
unostentatiously that a good many
people know nothing about it.
It is known as the Benevolent Aid
society and their work is to look
after the needs of the worthy
poor in our midst. The collec-
tion at the Thanksgiving service
this morning at the Presbyterian
church will be given to this society.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
GIRL WHO CAN THROW.

Some of my friends were afraid"
said Gov. Burke of North Dakota,
that Miss Benton would not smash
the bottle on the bow of the great
battleship, but wasn't. My fears
We're that she'd stave hole in the
ship. am sure she hurled that cham
payne so hard that the bottle was
smashed before it hit the bow of the
ironclad. Boston Transcript.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
ElREMEN,s BALL

The Bismarck4(fire department will
give their annual Thanksgiving ball
In Patterson's hall this evening. The
Mandan orchestra has been hired for
the occasion and Homan the caterer
VIII serve one of his best suppers. An
enjoyable time is anticipated by all.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
GYMNASIUM OPENING.

The young mems association an
nounce the opening of their reading
room and gymnasium on Tuesday eve
ming, Dec 1, in the annex of the
Presbyterian church. There will be
boxing, fencing, drill march. fancy
club swinging and stunts in tumbling.
There will be refreshments served
The glee club win sing, and the maya
zines will be auctioned off. Members
and their friends are invited to at
tend.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26

Roast Young Turkey, Cranberry Sauce
Ribs of Beef, au jus
Sweet Corn Mashed Potatoes
Roast Sucking Pig, Baked Apples
French Peas Fried Egg Plant
9s Waldorf Salad
English Plum Pudding, Hard auce .
Mince Pie Lemon Pie
Vanilla Ice Cream
Assorted Cake Raisins Mixed Nuts
American Cheese Sweet Cider
Cafe Noir
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
THANKSGIVING SERVICE.

There win be union church service
at the Presbyterian church this morn
ming at 1915. The following is the
program:
Doxology.
Invocation, followed by Lords pray
er.
Gloria Patria
Responsive Reading.
Hymn.
Scripture, Rev. Geo. B. Newcombe.
The Prayer, Rev. w. G. Menges
Hymn.
Reading Of the Governors Pocla-
nation.
Offering for the local Benevolent
Aid Society.
Anthem, Choir.
Sermon. Rev. Louis Magin.
Hymn.
Benediction.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26

makes are powerful and they are. of
mental and not mechanical nature:
The characters are attractive and well
drawn and taken as a whole s'The
Lieutenant and the Cowboy" is one of
the best high grade attractions that
will be offered to Bismarck theatre
goers this season. .-,...z
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
Our Guarantee

Miss Yager, the corsetaire, IS show
ing a fine line Of domestic and i'm
ported corsets Of French military
effects; medium prices; all goods
to Measurement. She will wait upon
you or be pleased to see you at her
room at the Grand Pacific. hotel.
Please call at once as you will be
pleased. VIII be in the city until
Thursday, December 8.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
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The lady who submits the line
which, in the opinion of the judges,
constitutes the best ending to-. the
above incomplete limerick, will be-
presented with a 5-pound box Of
Lowney's celebrated chocolates.
The gentleman who submits the.
best concluding line will be given a
box of SO La Matilde clear Havana
10-cent cigars.
The first, second and fifth lines
must rhyme.
The contest Is open to all residents
of Burleigh county and will close
on Saturday, December 10.
Contestants will enclose their Of
ferings in sealed envelope and adj
dress the same to Limerick, z care
OF Bismarck Stationery Company,
Bismarck, N. D. Send in as many as
you like and be sure to sign your
name. You may be one OF the lucky
ones.
The names of the judges In the con-
test will be announced later.
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Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
TO VISIT HIS OLD HOME.

County Superintendent c. L. Wig
ness left on No. 4 Wednesday after
noon for Lanesboro, Fillmore county,
MINI. 1t is ten years since he has
been home and is going to make
ten days visit to renew old acquauint-
ances and visit his relatives.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
THE CITY
THE TRIBUNE DIVIDED.

The BUSINESS Office Of the Bis
Rarck Tribune, pending the compile
sien OF the new building, is on Bread
gay in the rear Of the Beardsley q
Fanney drug store. {.
The city and telegraph's editors
oSice remain at the old stand, Bread.
1ay, rear entrance. ..i=
: The phone numbers are Is and 81
al heretofore. r.. =
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
IT IS HIGH GRADE.

The Lieutenant and the Cowboy"
the next attraction booked for appear
ance at the Atheneunn, comprises no
element Of melodrama. There is no
blood and thunder heaviness or pom
derous banality OF sentiment. The cli-
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Thanksgiving service on Thursday,
Nov. 26, at 1O:3O a. m.
Morning service. Holy Communion
with address at 10:00
Special Lessons: Deut vIrI, Thess
".
Special Hymns, 1ss. AIS, 1856.
The Rubrical direction for the OBJ
servance Of this day is found tn the
preface to the Prayer Book, ,. xXIy,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
GUILD MEETING.

st. Georges Guild meets this week
on Friday at 2:3O p. m. instead of
Thursday. The ladies will meet this
week with the president, Mrs. M. H.
Jewell on upper Fourth st. A large
attendance is desired on Friday.
Secretary of the Guild.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

Judge Mckenzie in the last two
days has issued marriage licenses for
the following parties to wed:
Chris Engen to Blenda G. Spang
burg. ...
Teddy Newman to Neva A. New
man. "a
Frank Little, Jr. to Emma v. Col
Inns.
Stephen R. Little to Agnes John
son.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
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. OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT :

. For Twenty-four Hours, Ending :
= p. M. Nov. Is. :
Temperature - Maximum 27; :
= minimum 19. =
& Precipitation .94 inch. :
= Wind Maximum velocity 20 :
= miles per hour from the north :
e west. !.
8 Prediction Partly cloudy ::
: Thursday. 8
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26

Have You seen you line of tally
cards? II You haven't you've missed
something worth looking at.
Bismarck Stationery Company,
Fifth Street.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
Limerick CONTEST
Local Firm Offers Attractive Prizes
to Ambitious Poets.

The Bismarck Stationery company
whose place of business is on Fifth
street, opposite the 500 hotel, has
decided to offer prizes for the best
fifth line to the following incom-
plete but highly poetic stanza, fresh
ly imported from Limerick, Ireland:
. o @@@@z@ q @@@@@@ o o 900
. .,. q
Q There's store where you all o
o ought to go, o
Q Kept by Knappen & LaMoure, .
o you know; o
o Their book line is new q
Q They sell candy, too q
o 8
o q
" -.......'-...'...s.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26

. Have you seen our line of tally
cards? If You haven't, you've missed
something worth looking at.
Bismarck Stationery Company,
Fifth Street.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-26
Have you seen those new shirt
waist boxes at Webb Brothers?

The man who knows diamonds
and can make fair comparisons OF
values is the man we're after. The
more critical the man, the more
satisfied he'll be. Knowles & Ha-
ney, jewellers and diamond mer-I
chants.