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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued In
San Francisco Monday. December 7, 1905;
Harry n. Hill. 27. and May E. Flynn, IS,
both Of 424 Noe st.
Edward E. Jarrett, p. 154 Third ST.. ana
Ester A. Becker, %. Chicago.
LuInan MeGee. %, S35 l St, and Maggie
Elan, II, Red Bluff
Thomas Collins, ~ San Francisco. and Myrtle
Hartley II 500 Woolsey ST
Gleason G.. Arlin, %, and Lillian V. Ray,
%, both Of Lodi.
John p. kehoe, %, and Maggie Daugherty,
2l, both of 1906 Lyon st.
William J. Cullen, 40, and May Lilly. 20
both of Los Angeles
Kenneth Macdonald Jr. 81 and Anita Davis,
Is, both of Preside Terrace
George s. Hupp. 81. 1910 Fair Oaks St, and
Elsie Sehenck, 80, San Francisco
Stanley Gerrick 80, and Anna Basivk, p,
both Of 110 Haight st.
Charles B. Werner. A. and Dora B. Smith,
SO, both of Sacramento.
Alfred Stromberg, 81, and Brownie A. Wing,
i6, both of Point Richmond.
Maurice L. Hayden. %. Redwine, and v.
Maude Greene, 10. Cummings
Charles H. Hayden. 81, aud Pearl Squires,
is, both Of 1915 Thirteenth ave-
Ivan L. Creed. %, and Ethel NJ. Miller. 10.
Giovanni Nunsiaie 81. 14lo Twenty-ninth
ave. and Caterina Bertolone. 20, 1918 Twenty
Harry Okunato. 80. 1886 Cough ST. and Nabu
Sawada. %, 2025 Pine 81.
Giuseppe Pacello, %, and Josie Campilango,
Il. both Of Varenness place.
Herbert Myers, 3S, Presidio. and Minnie Mon
they, 49, 40S Seventeenth ave-
Gus Williams, 34 and Viola Petersen. 80,
both Of 994 Capp st.
Charles e. Moore, "a $40 Fourteenth ST., and
Georgia Sands 10, Woodland.
James F. Sadler, 21 1465 Eleventh ave-. and
Edith Scott, 10, 615 St
OAKLAND, Dec. THE following marriage
licenses were issued today:
John W. Nicodemus. 81. and Sarah shangold,
80, both Of Sacramento.
Joaquin NJ Silva, 2S, Melrose, and Ellen
Souza, II, Oakland.
Anthony E. Santos, 81. and Irene NJ Hetkes.
II. both Of Oakland
of Dec0to.
Walter Land. 25, and Blanche Burke, 25.
both Of Oakland.
Walter E. Matthews, 25. San Francisco. and
Lonise Mcfarland, Is. Oakland.
Edward Petzold. 27 and Myrtle E. Wag-
uer %, both OF Oakland.
Carl Erickson, %. and Christina staglund, %.
both OF Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
|REA SECURES BULLET
WHICH KILLED MOLLER
Man Acquitted of Numbering
Youth Asks for Fatal
cad Dagfaf

OAKLAND. Dee John Rea. who
was acquitted on Saturday of a charge
OF the murder Of Carl AIOiler. asked for
the bullet today which had been taken
from MOller'S body
Judge Ogden gave him permission 70
remove the bullet and other exhibits
which the prosecution had used against
him.
The bit OF lead which caused. NIOller's
death was badly out Of shape. but Rea
the rifle from which the bullet was said
TO have been fred. few cartridges
anh the empty she'll which was taken
from the magazine. A pair OF field
glasses We're included in the list OF
property which he claimed
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
DENSE FOG CAUSES
TRAIN TO BE LATE
Brakeman Had to Climb Sema-
pilOre to Determine Color
of Signal LIGHT

To avoid a rear end collision in the
dense fog with train just ahead. pas
senger No Is. Southern Pacific coast
line, which left Third and Townsend
streets at s o'clock Sunday night, bound
for Los Angeles. was compelled to travel
at snail's pace and stop at each sem
aphore while the brakeman climbed the
poles to determine the color of the sig
nal lights. As a result of the delays
occasioned by the fog No. 1S which is
due in San Jose at 9:35 D. M, consumed
three hours in making the triD to the
southern city and arrived in San Jose
after IL O'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
MARRIAGES

ARLIN-RAY-In this city December s. 19oS.
by the Rev E. R. Ollie, Gleason G.. Arlin
and Lillian Violet Ray. both Of Lodi. CAL
AAIBERLH-LoDDEN-In this city, Deceuber
5, 1908, by the Rev. James NJ. McElhin-
ney. George Camberlh and May Lillian Lod-
den, both OF San Francisco
JOHNSoN-G -GIBSON-In this city. December 5.
1908. by the Rev. John s. TrOxell. Arthur E.
Johnson and Mary B. Gibson.
WATSON-MURRAY-In this city, November
80, 1908, by the Rev. E. T. bennett. John
F. Watson and Julia j. Murray, both Of
Tsassen county.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08

NeAo Tor our l-ist OF properties Aor se'e'
Below are few of the choicest invest
ments offered for sale today. They are saLe
and conservative. and located as they are, this
al makes toward their desirabllity. very IeW
such properties are offered for sale.
sI25. .e00-6ls per cent net; story class c, close
10 White House, caiileau's etc. long,
secured lease; the best thing on the
market at the present time.
ST0.000-S6. 600 a year; fronts Market st. near
Battery; q clear cut income holdingi
nothing better FOR sale al this figure.
SIS, ,oo0-3 swell sunny fats, close TO walnut
and Clay sts-, rents 500. 80; Is rms.
and bath; excellent fat building,
well located.
S15,oo0-40 per cent profit in this desirable
corner; 100 feet prominent thorough
fare; $4,000, $4,000 cash, $4,000 &c .
per cent; pays = per cent net on equity
offered $50 600 IL years ago; a sure
$i2,5oO-Yery desirable home, close to Lyon
and Washington sts; full sized lot;
house very wei built, practically new;
. bedrooms. reception hall, billiard room,
wine room, furnace, etc; one Of the
nnest homes offered Tor the money y
SO, ,5O0-Best block California street;
rooms. . baths; light and in good con
diion; completely furnished; no reason
able offer refused.
SS,25U-1fissiOn St, neighborhood 18th; lot
23x70 with frame building in good con-
dition; should be made into business
ST.255-3 rooms and bath; Golden Gate az.
near Scott: neat home IN good condition;
look into this. II viii be worth your while.
s.. 7.250-NOdern bungalow home close 70
Union and Broderick sts.; 6 rooms and
bath; open CRATE; electric drop lights;
marine view; garage; one OF the best
equipped homes in the city
S5,250-Great Bargaini Corner on II street,
containing artistic little bungalow; could
be converted into pretty home at small
expense; ground alone worth $1,000. We
must get offer this; best offer
takes IT, so get busy
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
BUILDING LOTS.

We can not tell you about all OF the lots
we have for sale because the space will not
permit us. Send for '0ur list" however
that has everything we have 10 ofer.
Sl4. .OO0-Undoubtediy the biggest bargain for
sale today: 40 feet on Bush street, close
in, Sc. 800 mortgage can remain.
50. .500-Close TO Mission ana 9th; l y blocks
from Emporium, Hales new store, new
Lincoln building. etc. 25 feet front; viii
be worth 81 200 q foot If it's worth cent
S7.50O-Calif0rnia street corner, 30X55.
S6,50O-50 feet Masonic St, nr. Waller; VIII
subdivide If desired
SC. $3.50 feet on corner, close TO Taylor snd
Broadway; 1ne marine view from here:
offered at very reasonable figure.
S5.500-JaCkson ST., Hyde; 2f:6xl57:6;
marine view.
s.. 750-Nan Ness ay.: 27 :6xI20.
s., 10O-Jackson and Leavenw0rth. f3603l
s., I,4J0-Facing park and Preside boulevard; viii
be worth S. 800 in . years; work now
progressing on this boulevard; all bonds
have been sold for the work; this is a snapi
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 3ls-324 Kearny ST
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
JAPANESE DESERTS wHaLER

Rokusaemon Mizushima from Janan
wanted to be an American sailor boy
from a Japanese whaler in Unalaska
and was brought to this port by the
cutter Bear. His case was heard yes
terday by the immigration officials
and the report OF the hearing sent to
washington. d. c., for final judg-
ment
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the and residence of persons author
ized to have the published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement Of the event
are published once IN this column free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
BIRTHS

BAIL-In this city, to the wife of Otto BAH. a
daughter
LEAlMON-In this city November % 1908. to
the wife of Fred G. Lennon formerly Ida
G. Chaquette), a daughter
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
CITY REAL EsTATE-continued

S3. 500 and up. and 6 rm. modern homes; large
lot etc. Owner 14ls 18th av., Sunset.
S4Oo-25x1oo: north side of ST. near 2eth av
Call BIOS Fillmore ST
BARGAIN-Corner lot for sale. Address box
1920. Gail
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
DEATHS

Bacon, William -. 81 Lambert Walter -. So
Beck Caroline -. 80 Lippman. Sarah IS
Bond, Michael 90 Loud. Mary L.. IS
Christensen, G. o. 81 Malcolm, Alva E. Il. Is
Crowley, Catherine Go Nichols. Milton F.. 90
Danielson. Johan :. 81 Nye, Louie ......... so
Ferris Mrs. S. A. N Randlett, Hannah ]. "A
Friedlander, Jennie. 53 Rohde. Margaretha... So
GiovannOni, Estere SO lSchmadeI Mrs. E.. 20
Hayden. Thos- F.. - Severance, Lena -. 81
Hurlets, Louisa A. 81 Stevens John 49,. 56
Kalben, Edward G. 81 Won DOhlen C....-
Kelly. John ...--= Viewer, Carl r.. q
Krumnas. Minnie. - Williams, J. W.. IS
Kuhlmann, Albert. A IWinslOw. William. 81
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08

You have seen this beautiful tract undoubt
edly and imagined that you couldn't buy at
less than $500 a foot. 90 feet (such lot as
sou desirel would cost. you judged, SIS 600.
We concede that the surroundings are Of the
highest class, and comparing the TERRACE
with similar residence property your estimate
is about right
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08

$3.50 a foot buys you so feet in PRESIDE
TERRACE - 81. 800 for q 30 foot lot =, Now
you had better look again before you buy that
home lot, hadn't yous You guaranteed
against undesirable surroundings, such as
stables stores ana fats-the conditions IN
the deeds are extremely broad. No unsghtly
sign boards no dusty cobbe streets, no over
bead wires, no gaunt poles. Send for illustrated
literature
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
FINANCIAL
REAL ESTATE
CITY REAL ESTATE

CITY REAL ESTATE
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 3IS-324 Kearny st
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31S-324 Kearny St
MEMBERS OF S. F. REAL STATE BOARD.
Send for "Our List Of properties for sale.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
5 s 5 5 s s s s


XMAS MONEY XMAS MONEY. s.
NOW Is TIE TINE. s.
II you need q lrtle money for Christ S:
mas shopping. make II q clean cut pr0p- s.
csiuon and borrow on your SALARY" s!
We loan all salaried people on their $.
{ plain notes. without security or iudorser. s.
your euplover never knows OF any trans s.
actions 1T our Office Repay as you like s.
either weekly OF monthly Lowest rates s.
WESTERN LOAN COlTpANT s.
al6 Cal building, 30 and Market SITS. S.
Once hours. $50 70 6 %. m Also s.
s open Mon-, Wed. and Sat. evenings tn s. s.
s s s & s 8
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08

MONEY made daily and Call Want Ads help to
make it. Advertise your wants; Wake them
known 10 the public through CalTNWant Ad.
An investment not an expense. For full par
ticulars read Call Want Ads daily.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
double dose Of confinement and dis

double dose Of confinement and dis
grace.
In short interview yesterday af-
ternoon Lynch stated that he or -
companions didn't take any articles of
clothing from the burglarized store.
They only took several pairs of gloves
and miscellaneous articles of jewelry,
he stated, and these they had burned
up or traded at the fort. If there
was any clothing taken, he said, it
must have been by someone else who
entered the store after the soldiers
exit.
Last night Lynch admitted to Po,
liceman Ely and sergeant from the
post that his companions had taken
the money missed from the cash reg
lister in Best & Co.'s store, and that
they had taken an overcoat and some
other goods which they hung over q
fence down the alley toward the Da
kota block as they feared being seen
with it, but Lynch denied that he go
any of the money. Brown admitted
that he got the money.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
PROGRAM RENDERED
BY PUPILS OF GIBBS SCHOOL
LAST WEDNESDAY AT CLOS
ING EXERCISES

The program which was so excel
lently rendered by the pupils of the
Gibbs school last Wednesday at their
closing exercises was as follows:
Music String band.
Song" America" School. VA
Recitation Welcone," Emma Smith
Recitation Spend Or Spare" Ruby
Ode.
Recitation-"The Conceited Grasshop,
per-" Emil Shabot.
Song Never Say Fail" School.
Recitation-Lena Gabel.
Recitation-4f'Co 'Contentment, Arthur
| Smith.
Song-"Use Your Moments Well,'
The Girls.
Recitation" -"The Yaller Dog" Frank
Trigg.
Recitation" "Howard's WISH" Ray
mond Smith.
Recitation -"The Kittens Quarrel
| Agnes Moynier.
Song Nellie Gray" School.
Recitation-"He Worried About It.
Clinton Potter.
Recitation-"Mrs. Bee Explains Har
| ry Smith.
Song "a Little Boys Dream" Three
Boys.
Recitation-"Cat Tails" Andrew Er
/ ickson.
Song Hip, Hip, Hurrah," School.
Recitation-"H How to be Gentleman,
4 Richard Erickson.
Oration--"The Dutehman's Ghost
4 Lester Potter.
Duet-"So Would IT, Lester Potte
i and w. E. Yeater.
i Recitation How Cyrus Laid the Ca
ble," Julia Engdahl
Recitation-"Th Careful Messenger,
4 Albert Beamer.
| Swedish Solo-Hilda Askabom.
Dialogue-"A Walters Trials" Franl
] Trigg, Julia Engdahl and Drill Poi
4 ter.
Dialogue Short Conversation,
II w. E. Yeater and Lester Potter.
i Glass Poem-"Our School, Laur
u Ode.
/ Remarks by Supt. Vigness and job
Bostrom.
i Closing comments by teacher an
distribution of souvenirs.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
SAYS HE saw ROBIN
SAM DAY SAW EARLY SPRING
BIRD ABOUT TOWN YEsTER
DAY-sURE SIGN OF SPRING.

Sam Day of the Merchants State
bank sa"s he saw robin meandering
around about sunup yesterday morn.
ing. In the first place the question
naturally arises, what was Sam doing
up at sunup, and had he just arisen
from his downy couch? OF course
as it is not supposed that there was a
preponderance of people abroad on
the streets at that unearthly hour
Sam may have seen the robin,
there is no one to say that he didn't
But, after all, he may have been mis-
taken. Let us hope, however, thai
he wasn't, as the advent of a robir
is a sure and unmistakable sign o
spring.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
Visited Fine Print Shops

Architect Van Horn returned from
st. Paul and Chicago yesterday with
M. H. Jewell, where they have been
inspecting various modern printing
offices with a view of getting the lat
est ideas to incorporate in the new
building to be erected this spring by
the Tribune on the lots just north OF
the present Office. While away they
met at Chicago, Piatt Dunn, Charlie
Bentley and young Logan, who are
attending a veterinarian college; also
saw E. H. Walker, who is with the
Standard Coupler Co., in Chicago;
likewise Mr.. Eccles, former superin
tendent of the Washburn road, who ii
now the right, hand man of President
Underwood of the Erie road.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
Gave Hard Times Party

Miss Elizabeth Jonds Of upper
Fourth street was hostess at hard
times party last evening. Many, var
led and incongruous were the cos
tunes Of the guests present. The ev
ening was delightfully."- spent in the
indulgence of games and music. Ele
CANT refreshments were served and
the guests departed at late hour, vot
ing Miss Jones delightful hostess.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
rendered Reception

The members of the Maennerchor
rendered a reception to one of their
number last evening, which proved
delightful in every respect. Nick
Barbie, who took unto himself wife
within the past few days, was the re.
cipient. The evening was pleasantly
spent in music and social converse.
tion. Refreshments were served.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
Preliminary Examination for
Burglary Of Best's Store
Sunday Evening
Are Bound Over to Answer to
District Court. Placed in
Separate Confinement

Michael F. Lynch, Edward Brown
and John Young, the three soldiers
who are guilty of the theft of miscel.
laneous articles from the clothing
store of R. l.. Best last Sunday ev-
ening, were arraigned before Judge
Gilbert yesterday afternoon. Each OF
the men, who were arraigned sepa-
rately, waived preliminary examina-
tion and were bound over to await
the action of the district court. Bail
was fixed at $1,000 each, which was
not furnished, and the prisoners were
remanded to jail.
In the district courtroom about 4:3O
an audience comprised Of the states
o'clock yesterday afternoon, before
attorney, B. Anger, Judge Gilbert, the
Tribune reporter and two lone spec
tators, the three men were arraigned
Michael Lynch was the first one to
appear, the men coming before the
tribunal Of justice separately. Mich
ael is short and we'll built, with
strong traces of the cigarette appear
ing on his forefngers and thumb. He
is supposed to be the chief instigator
of the robbery. He is incarcerated
in a. separate cell from his accom-.
plices.
Edward Brown, a musician of Com
pany E, was the next one brought up
by Deputy Mcdonald. He waived ex.
animation, and was correspondence
placed under $1,000 bonds. OF course
this amount was not furnished and
Edward was also placed under the
guiding care of Sheriff McGillis. His
conduct while standing up for ar
raignment was vastly dissimilar from
his predecessor and his follower. He
stood up like he was on dress parade
or guard mount, heels clicked toge
ther and with his form as straight
as a-ramrod.
John Young was the third and last
culprit to face Judge Gilbert. He is
likewise a musician, presumably a
bugler, which is closely akin to burg
lar in photography. Johnny did as
his predecessors, asking for advise
from the court first. Of course Mag
istrate Gilbert could not advise him
but repeated his rights to the de
fendant, and after momentary
thought, he decided to do as his pre-
decessors had done. He was placed
under bonds of $1,000 also.
The case will probably be among
the first tried before Judge Winchest
er when the adjourned term of cour
convenes next Monday. 1t is under
| stood that the three men will pleat
guilty of burglary in the third degree
the penalty for which is from one tt
five years in the penitentiary, and viii
throw themselves on the mercy o
the court, After the civil court get
through with them, the army authori
ties will most likely take hand il
the case, and the men will receive I
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
Will Lecture to the Public

Brother Stallcok, supreme national
lecturer Of the Brotherhood of Ameri
can Yeomen, will deliver a lecture
on Yeomanry to the public on the ev'
ening Of next Thursday, March 10
The place of the lecture will be an
nounced later. A short musical pro
gram and refreshments will be inter
esting features of the meeting.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
Rates ON MILK and cream

Huron, s. D., Mar. 12-The state
board Of railroad commissioners held
special meeting here today for the
consideration of rates on milk and
cream which are alleged to be ex,
cessivc.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
Will Probably Locate Here

M. Ostrander of Fedora, s. D., was
in the city yesterday looking around
in this part Of the country for de-
sirable tract Of land comprising about
500 acres. If Mr. Ostrander finds a
suitable location he will remove to
this state, selling his farm in South
Dakota.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
Has Been In Illinois

J. G. Anderson of Wilton, passed
through the city yesterday en- route
for his home, after spending short
vacation of ten days visiting in Hin
ois and other points in the southeast
Mr.. Anderson is manager of the Will.
ton Mercantile company.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13

Was instrumental In Landing Meeting
1t is understood that County Com
missioner j. e. Ecklund was, with
Auditor Healy, instrumental in ser
curing next years state commission
ers' meeting for Bismarck. The Com
mercial club also had an hand in
landing the same.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
Superintendent Arrives

Supt. A. N. Burt of the Dakota di-
vision of the NJ p, arrived in the
city aboard his private car yesterday
Mr.. Burt came from jamestown and
visited the city on official business
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13

BILE for their clearness and the ex
cellent way in which they are put on
adds to the enjoyment Of seeing them.
The colored films are very hand,
some.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13

Here For Visit With Mother
Andrew Luyben of Conklin, arrived
from that place Wednesday evening
for short visit with his mother, Mrs
Behtha Luyben.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
THE CITY
Episcopal services

There will be services in the Epis-
copal church this evening at 1880;
evening prayer and an address by the
rector.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
Agent Has Returned

w. J. Payne, general Bismarck
agent for the Northern Pacific, has
returned from St. Paul, in which city
he has been on business matters for
the past week.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13

Candidate for Probate Judge In Town
j. T. Tandberg Of Driscoll, candi-
date for the nomination Of probate
judge, was in the city yesterday.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
Returned With the Latest

John Hintgen of the Lucas depart
ment store, has returned from the
eastern cities, where he has been Sc
lecting the latest styles of up to date
fixings for feminine wear.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
Many Take Examination

It looks as if the county teachers
examination for March would be ex-
ceptionally well attended, as quite
number arrived in the city yester-
day from surrounding towns.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
on Their ..ay To Montana

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Patterson OF
Linton, were in the city yesterday
They are on their way to Montana
for short business trip. Mr.. Pat
terson is the editor of the Linton Ad-
vocate.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
Back From New York

w. A. simons, a prominent and
prosperous farmer of the vicinity Of
Wogansport, is back from New York
city, where he spent the winte
months
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13

Oscar Seller of jamestown and
Hon. l.. B. Hanna Of Fargo, came in
last night and with Col. Little they go
to Garrison today to attend a repub-
lican rally.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
Has Appendicitis

State Engineer Atkinson returned
from Grand Frrks Wednesday suffer
ing from an attack of appendicitis and
is confined to his home. It is hoped
that an operation will not be neces
sary.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
Green Carnations

This new floral beauty will be on
sale at Hoskins' Tuesday morning
and no true believer in the Emerald
Isle will go without one.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
Dakota
New Pictures

The new program at the Gem thea
ter is most pleasing and large audi
ences greatly enjoyed them during
last evening. The films are remarka-
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
COMMITTEES Meeting

A meeting of the Burleigh county
republican central committee has
been called for Tuesday, March II
at 8 p. H., at the office of E. A. Will
liams.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
Returned to Dickinson

Miss Holemo returned to Dickinson
with her brother, John, Wednesday
evening on the late train. She had
been visiting with Mrs. R. w. Brown
at the Roanoke.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13

Here for Vacation
Burley Ward is spending a three
weeks vacation in the city as the
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
Spring Patterns In Silks

One of the front windows of Lu.
cas- department store is full of the
latest patterns of spring silks and
also ladies' suits. The window is
proving an insurmountable attrac
tion for the feminine portion of the
city.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
Attorney Has Returned

Attorney vigo Johnson returned
from Steele yesterday afternoon at
which place he had been on legal
business.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13
rendered l-enten luncheon

Mr.. SAM Hogue rendered delight
full lenten luncheon to the Misses
Sundquist and Logan yesterday moor
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-03-13

DR.. sigler, specialist, acute and
chronic diseases of women, given es,
pecial attention. Call or write for in.
formation. All correspondence con.
fidential. Write today. A syndicat
block, 521 Nicollet avenue;, Minneap.
oils, MINI.
USE TRIBUNE WANT COLUMNS
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