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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
Ora watisu, ssutb aafsta.

Seq maa iaHoeIie forisse, ON bet life
Inoer fig aiere at faa I'D Iiot mere al
benne Sirpbepoien for ben er piitnoi lite
belt ubipmt enboa.
Geir % @iub er bet ferite bet after
haneler ON. Ser peS Rdtion bapoe pi
ct usmGrfet soot SER iaaeootiom belle
Rorts Raaneo igiennem. SuIot iaa
pransinnot bar bet life Der Tom Seroppe
8oipman gonntp, bror ben @odeIcr
bigger os Dor, % Tom fan enoos iortGue
os. at be baose CONNER (os Sol) uiSt
poa iparte @iuteren. Serneee hos oS
oerimco bar Set bare iommerIiet.
Ten iioen Den lite apriI 90 iii Ell
lib efter Iaaife bar @eiret tiaieemeo
@ineen buieret SiSe ON Sipe, % begge
bisIe bar b0ret mere eno almiuoeIig
lure at ia. Sen enc al bisie tcm fcr'
oetmeite fra Iprspeit. Seq CAB piee ON
ben gadelor Bar enilasS gifisler for
ginoeu, for ban ilipper ben rioere oenne
Del. ga, noeet spa 90 Iiot Glpor, min
eoee gdheIor. Oct bar toIot not for Dig
Seroppe ct Bar Tiger | @inter; oct er
miiftcrt. Sulbt ina afperlenbe q bet life
Der. iadoiSt iss er iitano til at finSe no.
Seq elemte piit at anfcre Iligt | Gn9bos
gen.
SiItroes for babe geir % Iino blep
ia noset @aararbeibe 9iort Der tsr Yaas
Ten inrfdnbt iis. Iere er MI iioen ioaet
af &c iorifieIise SIags 6drmprnoutter.
SiI en- geepnbeIic itaI ic8 nrpne. at
en- Sirfe blep opfert iibite CONNER, 90
set b~opebiaselig al Sorp. ct Tibet Stpfte
ira bpor MI Seuuille g. 8. er, % Ionl
biotil bar prret Dor nprmelte STRIFE.
Ro9eu &irte bar euouu life NATION. -
fdar nsics meS bare Brett iuotil pioere.
9i bar idaodn en- SO gil til nponte
0irfe. @en Sairpictp SfcIebus er life
Idn9t fra @ation, 90 Der Tan De lon'
sniter bgre Cubs Orb en- Sang ibIanot.
@oIben Sauep err III Reni9bebens Ndnn
OF ben betieues fortiSeu at Bait. Gitrem.
9oinperue bar IGnee bGpt lin 6orenin9,
unge iaaoeIiom eaTlc, og en- ltor Sel al
sgren bsr tiIfomne benz at pt bar Oct
iaapas iom hi bar oct | bet ttrfeIige.
Sber Sang apineeforentn9el bar ltne
Rsbcr bar iom pfteit De ur9e ON aftes
men boot fine ieitIi9e Sammentomiter
SfoIebuiet. Ru berimob te9ner Oct til
Ell 5orarSrins | De eamle JlegIer.
anbenbae Sui ON Gitenen boIotes en-
peupttet SuIetr9feit / nGpute SfoIebu5.
% Ssenin9en af @adelprs % Oh
Raibs bar itsrre enb mango bill tru"
StoIebsruene babbe fine Serer meo, 90
Sanefpreuin9eu fang paa i'm panllee
bis. Site n9pnes ifal ale De andre SiIs
itelningcr inocn Neui9bebenS |irsc'
trebs, Iom bar lapet iitauo for at IanIe
Snotreter til firteIige Giemcb.
Seq glcmte nGiteu at fortGae, at ira
ben 1Sbe apriI er beune iemisuecntli8e
Yoitruteu Dor blepet ~foranbret til en
"Star 8oute" 90 forIGn8et ier Wil
p~citoper til Galpb g. @, Tom er Gnoer
paa 9auteu fra 9iceSer oia Senptle o.
@atIon, % Yoiteu beforbres M 3. Cans
&c ON lleen al 3r. Sepion ira HeeSer,
y. 9nt.
@i bcrter bper Sag at uogen ifal Toms
me til @ation meo ct Store. Sroltiu9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
alag fra 1914 1905

finSes oibilSet / iiSite Sefte AZ neu fore
iuuitrereoc Gorses Siitorie. Ser or
Iaat Ell RGueoe arbeiee / Senre YIauhe,
Tan bar mdattet foretdes llnberisaelier
babe | lleIauSet % berbiemine. Gers
paa bar man forisgt al aieugipe &c mou'
&c Surpenuaucer ina nsiastis Tom Sfis
ioroe / set belle taeet fan gieueipeS pad
Ropir. alene al reSt finSes ire i%oritieIs
Iige Guaucer, soc g~oStrpfiereu al. en-
Roifine meo Ylaudeu omtreut 4 Tiger,
8 Seftet fsrer Srofesiur Cars 6rems
itiuirecn frem eiennem a%oniuIatfors
banoIiugerre fra 1909 til oct S~agerupiie
Rtuiitcrium | 1905, iaaIeNes at oct
nrite Sefte eaar oper til BEN RideIicus
ife Geaierirg % SermeS til bet melt
lprnocnoc SiSSrum / Rorges Siitorie
Iihen 1914.
Seftet briraer en- 8rfte S~auitratiouer
fra Song Oscars iioite SpboIo / Roree
- iamt en- S~eIiiSespIan6e meb Sor9eus
Rortrrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
SorbnmoetS Marsmsoe.


Taa Snhbpoelie at Soreniusen 5iems
NETS geiiptieIie go. 81 afhoIosr bet nd
tionaIe afboIosforbuuo tit Abe sarss
msoe | epIe. RinH.
Vile 5creninBerre bar 8ct til en- Ges
Ieaat for 8oreriusen % en- for bper so
Neolemmer Sorenineen taller.
dfbolesforeriugeu % Spens Sefplfs
ming bill iutet ipare for at bort Isoe Hal
bIipe en- Snfeeis.
Serrbnncbiletten toitcr: ara gtins
ueapoIiS til 2pIe S2.1s. sra ga groSle.
Wis. $2.42. sra eau Claire. @is.
400. sra 9oImar, Soma $3.50.
vile bill blinc peIiommen.
5. 9. SrsnSoal, 'aSeIjien @erae,
Yrriioent. Seirctrr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
Uaar Perifere
fommer til Deroen.

Com belle sen cioiIiierebe 8er6en
for Eieblitfet meb ippubt SntereSie
bar fuIgt @egiperbeberres Sang |
Solaub, inaIeoeS bar SpGnSingcu
ogiaa ubprc, in6en 3roruiug 8iIbel'
mine fcm til gerber, Song @iIbelm
baobe garifc pitt TO Ssnner, men oen
enc onr inag fra fin tioIigite gorn'
Dom, Sen oubcn tiIbra9te lin Sio | o.
cIenoiaite aneiper | Varis, ina Soa'
bet itoo mn til oct Barn, bans onoen
SuItrn, ben ipmpotiife Gronnin1
@mma, ifuIbe ifiGnfe BAN 90 Sor'
oct. @Ieo oct Ell Yige, piloe man
aauife oiit tabe 2urembltra, Tom ocr
orpeIiet pod Rarosiibeu, men ibncri'
faIb piIoe Souonbs 3rore blire fri
for Ell TIFF Serifcr, iom oiloc barre Oct
fonaetro 6oIf meact uuelfonlrcn
Suiet Srauien bIcp bepnret for Sol
lanb, % set or npiter untultGt ot
TfiuIc Sen SelrrpffeIie. Tom grch bSt
oa Lap peS giterretningeu oir Den
lille GriuiesieS 6sOiel. 6rcmmeo,
WenueIfer omiooneoc hirorocn pdn
8aSen, adnoucrne torhneOe, Sloffer.
ne ringcSe, % Ii9eiom MI rnr Der
ooian Ben Sang inoicubt en- ioaonI,
Spcrilo0 al foitbore Qrcient,r. ut
aonocu balpt iortpiIet ertIGr2Ne, at
M blcu bon mart fpolt al miloe 60.
uer. Gu lianerbe @lPoe bilieoc | i'll
ISi6 6en ntprrerSe aorge az 9pa'
MEN, ser iom befirnot font til Ger
ZEN flere Woaneoer eiter i'm SooerS
GeS. llacr / 6orpcicn babe itore
talie Sfarer 6oalig iomIct liz ulocr
set fougeligc SIots @inouer, og "a
5i6cn nprmeSe iig, unr ale Erapper
% Sarge fpIbte meb Serrer % Go'
mer al Den beieite gbel. Heppe boo'
Sc NpbeSen ON Eririerls 6soIel
bre6t iig, Tor sen lille RaieitGt bite
ito / egen IerIon, prPieutetet oao
@uIb6ret og pnu Bel til oen HGtfe
gereIicr. iom itoo porat til BAN, %
iom Tag % Rnt beuoateoeS al Col
batter. gae @ern / Spanicn, Jolt
1900, iom bar isbt famine Gag, Den
f76e Mai, ertIGreoes for Den lille
| 9onees 8uobsrr og iii en- gen6e'
9ope.
"@ub bore Iopet, at BET or Ell
Butl" iogSe Scrtnsen az @eIling'
ton. ga ammen ito!: prPiert reo'
bam sen gpIt al auipIinser. iom &C.
mere ifulSe bIiue Song Goporo VII
ef england.
Set er life en- '@ut, men en-
grins." ioareoe ammen fcrnGrmet
6portil Sertuger Ieenoe og Spbt biit'
fenSe ioarpSe: Seq gisr min orr.
bsSigite llnbitpIorirg, isrit til ban:
Raieitpt og bernrit til Fem.
Smens toroneoe aanonerne irc
3ouer, o. belle 2onoon iubIeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28

runbt $1,000. Sen er opfsrt at Rurs
iten os er ioIib bpeeet. 3 fsrite gtase er
Sernbur. os mar RaribaI Suier timber
en- SorbrpDer % pulitzer BAN Serino. iaa
er ban iiffert ~fprparet iuotil ban lippes
no ieien. Ser bar life orret fort Brig
for @urei enonii, men bet er Del eoSt at
babe. Sact gorsen bpasebe FIG ct ges
boeIiesbus iibite Sommer, 90 aisbmano
I. 8. SibIerub iatte iis oeiaa op en-
ourabeI GeiiSens. Sermeb snifes Bias
bets YerionaIe og 2Giere alt epbt.
On Strufling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
ssra SnrtInrb. @inn.

SartIans logger | Sreeborn Gountr.
teor Roriterue er i9roeIes soSt rspr6'
ieuiereee. BEG tror at bette eointp er
en- al Statens bcoite meo Senipn ri
ReicriSrift. tbi berira uoienoes en-
Rrngee Sner / aarets Sob. Oct err en-
goo SnStGetsiiISe for 6armerue, men
Sc irrnscr BET iaare bel. tbi en- 6armer,
Tom eriper fin Sarm ret. bar ~ianeelis
ireen lang lib til SornsieIie. Tsn iaa
fiber ban ogiaa trpst | I'm Iune Stue os
bar bet foieIist nddr mdnaen foreirIoet
StpuIper Hemmes bdaret. Sorrise CONS
msr bIep Der eiort aoiilise 6orbeSrins
ger / Dor lille 8u. ioet artitett Q. 6ines
Jos opfsrte gpeus Gin Sal. Tom !oiter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
arn Naih. gYalih 60, y. Taf.

GoIb er en- Iiben gp meb tire @Iepdtos
rer, ct eoot General Store uleo So'tions
tor, en- Seeomsue % en- 5miSie. Spen
Iioaer oeb @reat Rprtberu Saueus Stoes
liuie ill @dIbala.
SefuItningen runot Naib er nGiten
ale S,aroirnper.
Seq oil iiee mango Sal for bet eooe
Q9ieItof, Tom "9eeorabsP oieu" %
"9eo arnen~ brineer os, FAINT for ale
&c aoSe Sr9micbseer. 9teN en- penIi8
SiIien til Slaeets YeriornIe % bets
9rIere. On 6armerpige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
sra aleba, Wliuu.

ga Ser er insen iom iIriOer iio9ci
bertha, bill ies isnbe no9Ic Orb, ON
"goiten" bill eipe bet gIaNS. Rtn Gar
boIber "2ecorabs Yoiteu" 90 Ben cr pel'
tommcu to @anse cmlleen Geo liter
meoet ooot at IGie ale Sc Sreoc, Sc
eprab, Vuien" giper oS bier llee. YRtr
Sar bar mpbta9et Rappeiter1peIen ION
grrmie, % ban Iiter Oct meset soot
Sea er 10 Gar sammel. Sc8 bar 8 Se'
ifenSc iom Ieper, 90 4 er Neoe.
Sea bar life mere at TiriUe ON oennt
@oro, "a oct er fsrite Gang leg lfriper
ruget / "SecorabsY Soften.
On Sarmcrpiae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
NorretminsSnotiier.
"selsiun paa Carmen"

S6e Strpmbcre Carlton Telephone
Rfs. Co., Chicago, gu. bar upIis uSsi'
BET en- anoen linen BOG. Der er al Sn'
isresie for subber Sdrmer, Der er ms
.ieresicret | Sarmers SeIefouer. Zen
siper en- Hsiagtie SeifripeIie at bpr
SIaes SeIefon % andre Ting Der bru'
ees neo ~SelefonIinier paa eanoet. 9os
gen ieuoes irit paa 8~OrIaneenSe. Rapn
"gojieu'.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28

Sil Iurgc. Slititreret GrfuriionS
Yrogram meo geifriorina al Gururo
9iuienS itorartcbe CONNER @rfiirlio.
ner ieuocS irit til enbper iom %tiIIfri.
Der grneit GorIep, Ngr. q. %. Dept,
metropolitan glog,, minneapolis.
Mtnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28

tase bare paa: Ooh fnii beS 9anset o.
forlao BET life, bet sr NIT HaaS. Sad
er 8eppitsren % gIaSets SGierc nieset
billet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
Ssoerne penoer bjem.

let er mrrfo9rSig at ie, bpor So
Serne itrsmmer tilbnee til fit gamle
S9breIauo BalRitiun. vi SonSets
5000 SnSbpggere er 100000 So
Der. SiGr tommer Der mango So
Der til 2anbet pna Bruno al Ssoefor.
fslgelierne | 8usIano os 5prfiet. Hp.
La lonbeSe 5000 / Saffa for at op'
rette aoloni poa ben befienbte Slette
peo Sorcn. 9e iIeite Dor BOG | 9p-
erne. SaaIeSes er al Seruialems
$4,000 Sno6psgere De $4,000 Ssoer,
enbpis s%irctonber, Sasfsrer. sos
cQf~-. m...fh.,r JU,uuannnT,a GU,un
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28

DiaIp at en- avmuneFrue Tan Rauos G~RaRnsrht msOeus spOtsn fpnes Den
IN ti 0rnL Tom Iegntngru bier, buirht 9ber 900 gaos for 96sts Saante
lto ueeu at aue ben ct tumtt uoEeubs, Den bar bsruaf en- dutoratR spsS
Sinber (bobbin winderl Der CT Nan filter % paatbets I i'm Srtrl at u
baarHa uunbei Gpple ml pRr. en- umuiaGeo.
'Suspennen" Ter eot no % e elegant iaacd mo Sen'pu I'll lr1dIetoa
jpm i'll MaIfnoce. Wantnsns 5pbipte e net let bnnnehritst % SerocaN
al ahpr teubt Jprbebrine paa bette CmrauOe. 3t anpeEbe 2a CT az oeen
gslaHenteo % inut furarbeee. 2at,uueea % noinptrneens &c tste &1nsA
epinabiuh o. ale be bLut Dele al RdFtneu r imnt pph1t rg Rtdripiete
ret, buprreb be fuar ct net Ue imoafuiot uoisroe. Gcsuben brusss Ball Bear
ing ill Spina6iulet cap az bgae Stber al GOOhphrt os Reiuhatt e. at ndr
mon tor gsnet az gRanneu % i2nsr Sugbiultt lsana oil bette lsbe runnt ms
co tppe Ganae moens bet pua andre Ddihuer bar tanst NOT no at gao ire
@onae gpest er laet al pstsrut Ira, iammennt al np forfteutss Sag
buorpeo man br opnoost fsrre Stgrt. % fOrbnoret at Ir1st ian Naa 70.
lRaihuens 5obnpte er ioripHet mb plated casters. S9roeoe Staafdp2s
bO(ber 9riOtinlet Os the treadle plate: butiet gpE at Wshnsn ssbstoer ms
oct leusre END euers r 9tieGet Zen bar anerieuefe % bbfe Attachments
fr aIminSeGa % (fancy) sam. On uOtrIs Sufruti0nsbOg tti bet norris
sMr snsifa epr0S msSiHser 5sr Naftls
9ea Wtere til ~ueoenaaaeube beDsefg neSiatte Frfr:
Rn 49, GtuHsr ST|
&c. IA - Drop Head 8 suHsr ................... 2ooo
90 IS - Drop Head 7e'HHs ........."-..". aW
&c. "a - Drop Head 8 5tuHsr. Swell Front ..-. 1850
SO Is - Drop Heah. 7 StuHs. Swell Front. .... 2o
Cpeufr nupnte RuTrnr tan sr9oioss g8arr, gumsora, ssa-r@s
.Mr GRabOsui til psbfseos grfr 3 Daubosni r Rrisn pa bOsr RaFfns
$50 bsi.rt. gnn Tan in. irnfs fig en- uutnre grpaups' saer Suts grfmi
,b So "a sGr rs. Drop Head I RabosEi 90 Swell Front, grs s2soo
% $500.
gsbsuhaosnbe e gmsbo at &c. "a Drop Head. Swell Front er tes
go so. DRsS Swell Front menes, at StaHsrns % Irao1rsi q rrt0 .
rxnSd % tar fg ualmiubsIia sost uh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28

entpis s%irctonser, Sasfsrsr. 3o5
gaIaes guiInius, RinusnpcIis. Riun-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-24

of the church authorities to establish
st. I1eo's. SOOh after the churchs
dedication on Sunday, May !, 1881.
Father Ducey was credited with pro-
pounding the following conundrum:
"Why is st. Leo's church like a well
known New York theater? Answer
because. 1t has tony PASTOR
Father Ducey could be found In the
clubs along Fifth avenue or at les"
tivities in the homes Of social leaders
when not in his rectory. he was US
much a man of the world as priest
can be.
He was delightful host. His food
was excellently ordered and his wines
mellow. Men of intellect priced his
invitations. The poor were assured OF
welcome in his church. but whether he
loved or pitied them was distinction
which his best friends have discussed.
Father Ducey had only one strong
hobby. That--like Oscar Hammer
stein's-was his hat He invariably
wore Il tall silk hat with a narrow.
straight brim that was altogether out
of keeping with the rest OF his usually
smart attire. That hat was the JOKE
of all the clubs and hotels. Hundreds
OF times friends laughingiy offered to
give hin, orders for a lifetime OF
hats from some fashionable shop. but
Father Ducey chung to his peculiar old
tile. And he laughed at it himself as
much as any one else did.
About a month ago. soon after bis
fatal illness became grave. 1t was nee
essary for Father Ducey to undergo a
serious operation. He refused anaes-
thetics. saying he wasn't going to die
unconscious Of death. II he had to die
he wanted to know what death was
like. He was gentleman unafraid.
"Father Tom" Ms he was known at
among rich and poor, gave
to his church and to chart"
ties from his private means. 1t was
recently that he had willed
his fortune to the church.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-24
Low VALUATION
in DICKINSON
SUFFICIENT REVENUE TO BUILD
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING WILL
NEcEsslTATE VOTE OF $4,000
BOND ISSUE.

Dickinson Press: It has been
found necessary to hold a second
bond election in the Dickinson school
district, which election will be call
ed early In October to vote on the
same proposition that was voted on
the 18th of May, namely, for the is
suance of $4,000 in school bonds, to
run twenty years and bear interest
at the rate Of 4 per cent. In other
words the whole thing has to be done
over again. The reason for this is
that the assessed valuation of Dick
1nson is so ridiculously small that the
district can scarcely make an i'm
7rovement without reaching the bebt
limit. The city Is in the same boat
In fact the school assessed valuation
is taken from the city assessment.
g. The Dickinson school district has
at present bonded Indebtedness OF
only $4,000, a floating Indebtedness
of $4,000 and money in the sinking
fund to the amount of about $4,000,
which, in reality, makes total in
debtedness Of $4,000. This is prob
ably a smaller Indebtedness than any
other school district Of similar size
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-24
Try Tribune Want Columns.
Try The Tribune Want oiunn :.
pucEY, FRIEND or POOR.

GIimpses Of Beloved Priest Who Was
Foe Of Corrupt Bosses.
Early in his Passionate the Rev.
Thomas J. Ducey. founder aud pastor
of St. Leo's Roman Catholic church In
New York and because Of his ind1vid"
uality and methods one OF the note"
worthy clergymen in the United States.
who recently died in his country home
at st. james. N. Y. was known as 1.-THE
ecclesiastical dandy" but as he went
on In his work the less frivolous title
Of 1.-The priest of the genteel" was sub
stituted. The results Of Ills powerful
and benefcent influence was never sue.
cessfully attacked. He worked in the
pastures In his own way. and some, II
not many. did not understand his way.
From the pulpit Of his church Father
Ducey raised his voice for political
purity. fought the Tweed ring in it's
day. assailed Tammany Hali and struck
at the trusts.
Father Ducey was born 10 Lismore.
Ireland. Feb. 4. 1S43. He was brought
to the United States at the age OF
five by his widowed mother. Judge
Thomas Il. Brady met the boy, took
a liking to him and adopted him. and
he was brought up among luxurious
surroundings. On the death of Judge
Brady his ward came into large for
tune.
Thomas J. Ducey studied in st. Fran
els Xavier's college, but left It With.
out being graduated In order to take
up law in the offices of his benefartor.
He deserted law to study for the priest
hood and was ordained in 1865 In St.
Joseph's seminary. Troy. He was as
signed to the old Nativity church. in
Second avenue. New York. and after
a brief stay went to st. Michaels.
There he permitted himself the COM
parative extravagances which would
not have attracted attention to lay
man, but were conspicuous In a priest.
His clothes were faultless. and he drove
carriage which was perhaps the
''snappiest" turnout in Central park.
Next II gained the reluctant consent
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-24
On the Slope

in North Dakota, and yet, based on
the 1908 assessment, the district
could not bond for 100000 with
which to erect a high school buildlnss
This amount would only exceed the
debt limit a few thousand dollars.
In the past it has been the practice
in similar cases where bonds vera
voted to issue up to an amount not
exceeding the debt limit, but the
state board holds now that this
should not be done. The board also
holds that the 1909 assessment can
not be taken as basis inasmuch as
the bond issue was voted before the
assessment was finally made up.
Hence it is necessary to hold the
second election in order to use the
new assessment which is large enough
to cover the $4,000 issue required.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-24
cows THAT WEAR COATS.
Give More Milk, Too, After Their
Teeth Are Brushed.

oetn tArO oEuSuVQs
Two novel methods for dairy farm
ing, originated and tried by w. KEEL
sey Schoepf, wealthy traction man,
are now a part Of the routine ON his
farm in Glendale, a suburb of 'Ctncin'
natl. Each one of the Schoepfs twen-
ty-four full blooded Jerseys, the herd
valued at $4,000. wears one piece
cream colored linen coat every day to
keep off the flies, and thrice daily
their teeth are brushed carefully by
two: farm hands. 80
Mr.. Schoepf has always been Of the
opinion that If a cows teeth were
cleaned and its disposition kept unruf-
fed better health and better milk
would result. Accordingly when it
was reported that the cows wearing
the coats and having their teeth clean
ed produced two gallons OF better milk
daily the orders became permanent.
Ninety. pounds OF butter are sold each
week after the Schoepf residences In
Cincinnati and New York are sup
piled. Mr.. Schoepf's first innovation
in farming was to order a daily bath
for each Of his Jersey cows.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-24
Mandan Department

was q visitor in the city on business
this week.
Mrs. w. F.. Badger left Thursday
for Toledo, Ohio, for visit with
friends and relatives.
r. J. Marshall was over from Bis
marck Thursday.
J. M Loosen was among the Wis
itors from Bismarck Thursday
C. L. Zimmerman has returned
from his trip to the Twin Cities.
Mrs. w.. H. S:utsman and Mrs.
Charles Wyman were elected dele
gates to the state federation Of
Woman's Clubs to be held at Valley
City.
The foundation of the new hospital
is being pushed rapidly and will soon
be completed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-24
rL.v o;dn't Have to Change.

They Diont F1dVo " ~..,~n
During the years in which our p u.e
food laws have been put into enecs
there has been d great hurrying anu
acurrying on the part Of the 1000 man
nfacturers to change their metnoos 70
make them conform to the law.
The Quaker Oats Company ID con,
spfcuous exception. 1t was admltte9
that Quaker Oats was as pure auu
clean as possible and that 1t was an
ideal food. 81.
ford it and so nourishing that every
one needs it. The result OF last years
experiments at Yale and other points
where food values were tested Is tnat
Quaker Oats has been adopted ~
many persons as their food on wnicn
they rely for adding vigor and endur'
ance of muscle and BRAIN.
The Quaker Oats Company meets
all demands in the way 1t PACKS
Quaker Oats; regular size packages
and the large size family package;
the latter, both with and witnous
china.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-24

home of Mrs. w. A. Wheeler the
Mandan Musical club has organized
for the work of the winter by elect
ing the following officers: President
Mrs, w. A Wheeler; vice president,
Mrs. w. H. Stutsman; secretary,
Miss r. Burns; treasurer, Mr.. Lin
dell; corresponding secretary, Miss
Hattie Harmon; chorus manager,
Mrs Charles Wyman. About thirty
persons signed up to do the work Of
the winter. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Barlow Skeels on o.
tober II, 1909. All interested are
invited to attend.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-24
Rings May Be In Preserves.

Rings May Be In Preserves.
The loss of $3.50 worth Of diamonds
isn't worrying Mrs. R. A. McCleavey
Of Austin, Ill.,. nearly so much as the
possibility that she may have to open
all of her canned peaches in the search
for the jewels. Mrs McCleavey re-
ported her loss to the police a few
days ago. She says she may have
worn the rings while canning peaches,
in which case they slipped off and are
in the preserves. carefully sealed. She
declared she will have to wait until
winter without knowing to certainty
whether the rings were stolen.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-24
GOING EAST.

H. J. Tavis and wife will leave
next month for an extended visit
through the eastern states. They
will be gone most of the winter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-24

ADDRESS THE PREACHERS.
Judges Pollock and Crawford and
Attorney General Andrew Miller will
address the Methodist conference to
be held in Mandan next month
Their address will probably not be
along theological lines.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-24
NEW PRINT SHOP.

The Mercer Telegram is to have a
new print bodybuilding as well as
additional material-and Editor OLE
sen shows his teeth more than ever
to Kehrer and those Sheridan county
fellows.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-24
Tho Point Of View.

"You sang off the key" exclaimed
the musical director reproachfully.
"Sirw replied the young but naughty
soprano. What you mean to say is
that your orchestra occasionally failed
to harmonic with my voice."-Ex-
change. ~ .a~, -.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-24

for the sale of a section Of land six
miles south of New England, at $40
per acre. Matt Thiel of Coopers-
town, Is the purchaser, and being a
North Dakotan is able to appreciate
the value of the land that is being
offered for sale in this part of the
state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-24
NOTICE..

The information published in the
Tribune in regard to the changes
in the ownership of the Topic
theater was not gwen by Mr., Ray
field but by one of Humeston's cred
itOrs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-24

Chas. Thurston and wife are en-
toying their visit to- Seattle and the
coast.
]. P. Spies was over from the cap
ital city for several days this week.
Attorney G. F. Dullam of Bismarck