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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28

THE CITY LOAN AGENCY 210-21l
Eccles Bldg. Any Salaried Bmploye
or Wage Garner Can Get Just on
His Note
Mo, Semi-Mo Weekly
$50 Return. :. .s13.35 OF $685. or 1855
gao Return. .s1065 or s5.35 or S2.05
$40 Return. S 500 or $500 or 81 90
SIS Return. IS 400 or So. 90 or 81, 90
Or any other sum, and pay back in
proportion; confidential, courteous
treatment; no unpleasant inquiries
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28

WANTED-A partner in the moving
picture business. Apply 2214 Wash.
Ave 1-15-tf
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28

BOARD AND ROOM by day. week or
month. S7l 22nd street. 1-19.1mo
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.

UMBRELLA repairing and recovering.
Ind. phone 433: Bell SILK II II
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28

FOk RENT-Elegant hewY furnished
modern rooms. 239 37th street. Ind
$50. 11-15-tf
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28

ROOM and board. 1854 Grant
II limo
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28

FOURroom modern residence In good
condition, $1700 per month. Chaun.
cy Parry. Cor. 23rd and Wash. Phone
2o9. l 81 II
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ORDER OF RED MEN

Improved Order of Redmen, Hiawa-
tha Tribe No. 3, meets In Eagle hall,
Friday evenings at o'clock. Visiting
chiefs cordially invited.
A z. LANSING, Sachem.
F. R GEIGER, c. of R.
w. D. BLOSSER, c. of w
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FOR SALE, BOARDING HOUSE

BOARDING HOUSE. and furniture for
sale:rooms oil full. 16o 2Srd. 126-tf
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28
SHOE REPAIRING
SHADES TRANSFER.
TRANSFER COMPANIES

ALLEN TRANSFER CO., Albern AL.
len. Proprietor Furniture Vans and
Storage Cabs at moments no.
tice. Office 412 25th st. Phone az.
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SIX ROOM House with bath and barn.
$50 27th street. 1.27.tf
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28

MODERN seven room house, good To-
cation. Hussey G. Woods Realty
Co. 1-20-tf
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28

Five-room brick, No 300 2lst street.
Inquire same number. 1-24-1wk
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28

FOUR room cottage. 1O11 22nd st.
1s22-1wk
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28

Two seven-room houses on Adams
avenue, Inquire 24s 2Sth street.
Bell phone 506-Y. Modern convent
cnceS. l-S-tT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14

r3iuei berporru1enoe frieolid)c
@rrungenihoitcn merben in &iirit
9efeicrt mcroen: bic Gntoedung bea
&ubion mo Sic Griinoung bcs
Gompfififics, mo Die @egenpntt
Der beiben fiibncn t5orid)er miro Scr
Tcicr eincn gang bcionoeren Nimbua
perlciben. @erooc lett gesiemt -
ms am ip~enigitcn, Der @elt 81 sci
gen, baB unicre groBe Notion in 5ipci
Eager gcipolten lit. @ir oppelliren
an sic bcioen Sorid)cr, benen grobc
gbrilngcll bcuorIteben, lid als r@ent.
lcmen" 81 betrogen uno Die Gut
iteiorulg Der Sud)pcritGnoigcn ob5ll,
mortcl, Die ibnen @crchtigfcit nlgc'
Ocibcn lalicn mo Die erbibten @enlij
tbcr b~erllbigen mcroen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
ltmamgcncbmcs Mbcntcncr.

Niagara sails, N..D., t3.
Sept. - George Sells, Surrp Eorter
mo 5mei mnocre iullge 9ellte iobe1l
ilid)t wcnigcr ais 10 Stunoen lang
nit ibrcm fleiren Wotorbcot inn Mia.
garo.Hipcr nlli elmer Sonobonf felt.
mcniger olS cine Weile bon Dem So
tnrutt unb cine Sicrtelmeile bon Dem
Elmft, no iif Die gci1brliten oberen
Stromid)ncllcn bcfinoen. Cas- Boot
ltronocte nm Z llbr am Samitog
Ibcno uno tonnte crit geitern iriib
Inn s llbr ilott gcmoht weroen, III.
ipclhe 3eit Die pier Sniaiiel, Die in
0olge bon &Glte unb Mngit bolb foot
luoren, aus Dem @oote befreit mllr.
cen. S1tte ein einigermaben ~itorfer
@ino gcipebt, pGrcn oas @ootc lnlo
ieinc Snioiicn iiber Die 6Gle iprtee-
riilen muroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
Wcioc fummcn nit Dem Gcbcn oaOun.

80 it . II, Woii., 13. Scptembcr.-
Ser por9eItrigc ieniotionelc @orioll,
mrbei Sbonos W. 8ricr tSrou W.
Froiier, IN mei6c CT pcrlicbt mar,
NIT cilem &niirmeiicr pcrlcbte ulo
lid Damn iclbit id)merc Tcrletungcll
hcibrod)te, miro ipcnigltens feinclt
lpoesfnll CUR Iolgc boben, inoem
beioc @crIebtc, Die lid I'M Soipitol
bcfinben, ppralsiihtlid) nit bcn sc.
ben bapon fommcn merbcn. Groil
Troiicr lit Die @ottilt bcs 3oblmci-
tiers ocs arcll5erS nGbicogo." @rier
loll Die Sbat in cinen1 Aniol Don
Giierlitd)t, bc~rbcigciiibrt blrd Die
antunit bcs @nttcn Der Iroil, pcriibt
Gobcn. ST. lit aus philadelphia, 5roll
Trollcr ans Scros.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
Ocmtidc &ricgsidiffc at NcWport.

Ncmport, u. s., 70. Scn. -
Gas 5lpeitc bon Sel ariegsihiiien,
mcldc Teutiflano bci Scr bepor.
iicbcnocn Sllbion. tsiiltpn- Seier per-
trctcn lucrocn. Der areu5er Serbia"
lit 81 Dent geitern id)on bier arigc-
fnmmenen arcu5er r@ittoria 2oiliie"
geItoBen. Ias Shulihiff Bremen"
unb Der geoedte arel3er n5rieit"
mcrocn in nenigcn Gagen ernartet.
Eie Serbia" bat bic Sabrt BON ocn
M5oren, 100 iic auf ibrer Heiie bon
Gcmtid)lanb Salt mad)te, in meniger
ale flint 1agcn 5uriidgelcgt. Ger
&rcu5cr Serbia" tauid)te NIT Der
biciigen Iorineitation SaIute aus,
rno mdbreno oes cages madten iid)
Gle bcutiden llno Die oinerifaniide1l
Sfiijicre bic iibliden 9eirlde.
(Spater.) Mud Der areu5er
Bremen" lit bier angelangt. .
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Sdiffsnadrihtcn.

Rem Dorf, t3. Sept. - s(nee-
fonlmen: Die Sompfcr .@abcrlano"
bon Intluerpcn lto y9u @oscognc"
BON Sapre.
Ger Sompfsr ,Yreiioent 2incoln,"
bon Sam6urg naf 0ew-Dorf, bciona
lid beute Nodmittoe Inn 2 llbr 705
Wieilcn oItlid bon SanSp Soof.
Ger Tompfer nHbein," bon Bremen
nod Baltimore bcfonO iid) lin 2.4O
bette Nod)mitta1 100 Meilcn oitlid
bonn Nant,idst 9eud)tihiif.
Gueenstotpn n. 13. Sept. - 9t,.
gefommen: Der Compiler r2%uiitanio"
bon Neiu-Yorf.
EIpmoutb +. ID. Sept. - Mnae.
fomman: Der 9ampfer yaronprini
@ilblem" (pon Nep. Oorf) nod 9re.
men.
Goper. 10. Sept.--G Ter Ganpier
~aroonlanb" lit BON Ncip.yorf bicr
angefommen uno nod gntiperpen
peitergefobren.
Gbriitiunnnb. t3. Sept.
gn9efommen: Der Iampfer vltniteo
Stotes"(pon SEEM gorf) nod Goper-
6agcn.
= 2onopn. 10. Sept. = Mm9efoni.
tnen: Der Iampier .Miinnewosfo"
bon Nep-Yorf.
9onlogne. 10. Sept. = gbge.
labren: Der 9ampfer rWieuru 9(mlter.
Dam" nad) Nen-gorf.
Gber6ourg,1 2. Sept. - Mbac.
fabren: Der Gampfer n6riebrif Der
@roBe" nod Netu Yorf. a9t' ~
Ger Gampfer n.aronprin5 Nilbelm"
lit bier aneefomimen ino mad 9re.
MEN meitergefabren. i1'IH2i
uon Nem-9orf angefommen. lJopi
Gbcrbeura, 49,. September. T.
Ger Iampfer sGIebeIano" traf BON
ssem- gorf elm nno fnbr nod, Sam:
burg meiter,
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Nod nid)t amfgcfmnocm.

Detroit, Wif., IS. September.
- Gic bieii9e Goli3ei bat iid) bisbcr
rergebens bemiibt, Den gegenpdrti.
gen aufentboltsort Der Srau Muricl
Uroier, aild) oils Srau s. 8. Gopon
hcfannt, 5u ermitteln. Sic lit bic
@attin uon Gobert Sraier bonn yMo-
rorre-Sotel" in Nem.Yorf. Seit eli
niger 3cit belt lie iif i'm bieiigen
rSalrob- Sonitorilim" auf, no lie Dor
&ur5em Mutter zines ainoes muroc,
COS man letten Sreitaa i'm n9ibrorp.
Torf-Sotel" fanb. Tie 6rau mar
mo blieb p%erifipuloen. Seitocm
Oas unterbeiien geltorbene 8ino iben.
t%ifi5irt milroe, lit alien m0glid)en
@ermutbungen mo @eriibten crit
rcft 5biir uno 5bor geoffnet por-
Den. SIN Sanitorium er3dblte 6rall
6raier einer @arterin, ibr 9rlloer
lei @eihdftsleiter Der .Nopo Scotia.
@onf" in Wontreal. Semanb mill
iit in 8inb'or, Canada, geiebcn ia.
ben, oenn lie ioa baielbit ibr @epGf
am 9abnbof aufgcgeben baben, I'M
c5 nod Toronto poralls SIT ihidcn.
Bon ibrcm 8atten erbiclt tic mebr.
mails Selegromme mo nit @elo
idJicn iie binreidlih perieben geluciell
III iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14

erilft peroen, bel Der Iufbepabs
riltg bon wibtigen 9ofumenten Die
1nberIte 8oriiht malten 81 lallen.
General Guranb, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bes 6. 9(rnlcecorps in Gbalons, be-
bolptet, boB Dos 2onO pollcr Splotle
iei. Gr bot einen G%orpsbefebl erlal-
len in Dem es beibt: ~@ir lino BON
Spionen llngeben. IS lit jest 9eraoe
10 mic Dor 1870. @ir baben IN Der
N1be bon bier einen Spion, Der be-
ballptet, Elm Sirtc gu iein. anoere
iino 2onbitrciber. Geutidc 6rallell'
simmer perfiibren unicre Solooten
uib iiben ibr Spionen- unb 9iebs-
banOmcrf aipilden Wee. StroBbllr9
unb Hancp unb Gbolons aus. Sd
babe beobabtet, onB meineml Motor.
wasen oeutite Sffiaiere in automo-
bills gcfpl9t iinb.". an,
Gieie belue9lihe alage oes ~fron5o-
liid)cn @enerols, nm Den 9iebItobl
nes neutrality-suspicious. a%bsrid)pa-
belL bat in fron5oiiiden grmeefrel-
ien groBe 8citiir5ung erregt. Sn
Ibcims iillo icfs Yerionen perbaftet
moroen inter Der Mnfloge, oeutIde
| Spionc ST lein, bornnter 5lpel
Srolen5immer. Sn ben glotterll
furlircn Sdouocrgeihidten iiber oas
Spionuge.S pltenl, bos bon Mes aus
Die Ieutiden unterbalten iolen ltno
oos ullter eincm Saul Seopolois,
alias Wojor a.. 3. bon BOD, lteben
ioa. Sic Heponde.S rganc bobeil eli
nen gon5en Selb5ug gegen Die oelt-
id)en Spione begonnelt, mo man
alorbt, onB in Der ll1d)iten 3eit Die
vSpionitis" mieber perIdieoene fral-
| ic Yliitben trciben miro.
@omperS tritt ii f.
rei1e an.
2onbon, ID. september. go
mitel @pmpers, Der ErdIioent oes
| omcrifanilhen Nrbeiterbunbes, reoete
ocItern Dor elmer Mrbeiterper lamin'
luna in @allportb iiber Die Sanoels-
Gerb1ltniiie IN ben Ser. Stoatell.
| SEER @ompers miro iid) beute nah
Dem Continent begeber, nm bon BORT
oic Hiifreile nod Imerifa an5utre'
ten.
Sn ben Mlpcn perungl ii +.
Yern, Shmei5, 10. Septcmber.-
Gie iteifgcfrorenen Seifeh oreler
oeutid)en Soilrilten uno cines Sdlpel-
scr Siibrers, welde filr5lif) III eirenl
Sd)neciturm oilf Der Sllngfral ooS
2ebcn einbiibten, murben geItern an
Siibe zines @letiders unterbalb oes
9crges %gefllnocn.
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Frtn5 SeopoIo pom @np.
ern Qenee11 II.


@ie bon @iir5burg gemeloet miro,
III @enerol- 5elomaridoa Brin3 SEQ
polo bon 9operll, Der @eneral-Sn.
Ipefteur Der @ierten slrmec. Snipef-
ton, bon Der G"rfrnnfung pieberber-
gelteat, Die i'm g%e5ipunaen bate, Die
Monouer 81 perloiien nno llud) @iirj-
burg 5uriif5ufebren. Ser idiuere
9ormfatorrb lit gebober, mo Mou-
tag iibernimnlt Der Erin5 mieoer oos
Sbercommanbo iiber Die vglule
Eartei", b~citcbenb aus Dem 13. Corps,
4. baperiifen Corps, A. boperiIten
Gipiiion unb elmer 9apaqerie-0 ipi.
lion.
gegcgnung in Berlin.
u. 9. Hodbia, DER gesenpdrtigc
omerifaniihe 9otidoiter in &uBluno.
nno Sobn ". Hibole, Der friibcre
@otldaftcr, trofen geltern bier 5il-
iornmen ullb beiprofell Die Gage in
HnBlanb. Serr Hodbia ieste bonr
Die Heile nod Yctersburg fort. Serr
Iibole miro nod mebrere Gage bier
bleibell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
@criaKnugsmiori Iabrifseict.

Gbicogp, 10. Septembcr. -
@encrol-9 lnpolt @apmon Dor Sai,
neis nno Der itaotlidle 6abrif- Sns
ipcftor Gables iaben lid unl1nglt
peranlaBt, seaen Die 6irma 6. 3itfie
4 So. in Chicago por5ugeben, neil
Srollen IN oeren Observation-Disclosures
lGngcr ols sebn Stunben t69lid &C.
erbcitct bottcn, mas ben 9eltimmun-
gen ocs 6obrif9cieses bon Sainois
iumiocrlGuit. Gle Sirma wioerieste
lid, oicicm bon obet berob in ibr Mr.
tcitsipitem 1cnlahten ginoriiic uno
9iihtcr 5atbia bot nun entidieocn,
bob oas betrefienoc @ciet in @iocr.
iprilh sur Serfaiiung Itcbe, Die &C.
nonnten 9eomten olio fein Hedt gum
Ginihrcitcn bGftcn. .2os @cies IN
icincr icsiacn 6urm," erfldrtc Der
Gif)ter, lest Die 6ran mieocr III
ihren ebcinoligen 3uitono poligcr
N%bbGngi9teit 5uriid. Is pcrbictct
ibr, icIbit mcnn lie es miinift, mebr
uls 5ebn Stunoen SIT orbeiten NM
bcrol,bt lie bes Gontraftredts, Oos Tie
Rad, Der Contribution beiitt." Die
nSllinois Manufacturers Aiiocia.
ton" periolgte ocn Streitiall nit
eroBtcm Sntcrciic n,b nobm oifen
iiir bic flagenoe Sirma Eartei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
y@rnft" ii6craa.

OfaDsf Stdllpal III Dplh93foloN,
Ohio. - Sieb5cbn Stoot- mo
Gountpbcomte urtcr Infloge.
Doungstomny 8, Is. Sept. -
Gle grobte Scniation in Der @eihid)-
te bon youngstown lit onrd) Die
aunbe pcrilrioft mproer, oaB cine
Spc5iol 8ronb SSurp, Die it'd ieit nleh-
rcren Soaen in SiBun9 beionb. feb
5ebn Stobt. mo Golntp,9 eonlte in
ben Inflnge5uitano periebt bot. Oiele
Wclbung ipirftc mic cine Sonlbe unO
Die gauge giirgcrihait bciinoet lid in
rieiiger Iufrcgung.
Inter Den iieb5ebn Ingeflugten,
beren Noncn nuf Ycicbl oes Hidtcrs
Hobinlon aebein gcbalten Deroan,
bis ibre gcrboitlng eriolgcn fam,
b~cfinOcn iid Witglieoer Oes Sfrl'
unb Stabtrotbs, Golnntp. GommiiiGre,
ein bicliger unb Elm Yittsburger Cont
traitor, lopie elm 6cfannter Gipil.
Sngcnicilr. Sn elmer Gingobe, lpelhc
Die @ronb Sllrn bcnl Nid)tcr porlegte,
idiloert bic Srrp Die bier berrihell-
Den 3uitGnoc folgenoermoben:
nGs lit oiienbor, oab Die Spielboi-
len nnO EroititlttionSbGilitr, bon De-
llell piele Den 9enleinlten unO id)onl.
l%oieitcn Gboroftcr trogcr, nit @iiien
nno 3uitimmuno, ia inter Dem
Sduec oes icbigen @Soli5ei . Gepnrte-
mcnts lnb Der itGbtiihcn aominiitrns
ton betrieben ipcrOen. Die 2olterbob-
len perben nidt bclGitigt unb cs miro
niht sinmol Elm Geriuf) 5u ibrer
Gontrolirung gcmadt. guBcroem lit
inns piel unberes 0emeisnlatcrial
por9ele9t luorben, oos Gcrbrcd)en II.
pcrbred]criihc 3uitdnoe bcrueiit. IS
ltebt iiber jeben 3peiicl felt, baB ooS
Eoli5ci . Geportcment, gclpilie W'it-
9lieoer oes Shul. unb Stootrotps
uno geipiiic Gountp.@comtc ieit lGl-
aerer 3cit iobrloiiig uno mnf1biD &c.
lpcien limo, ipcnn nidt etlpoS Sdlinl-
meres."
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Sallcg=& oniet iuicbcr crid,ienen.

Gombribe Moii.. 10. Sept. -
Scr Saaep'idc Sonnet, allf ocIielt
@ieoereriheinen Die gltronomen Der
gcn5cn @clt lcit ldngerer 3eit gelpor.
tet baben, lit, nafoem er 70 Sabre
lang nidt mebr beobahtet morbcn
mor, nod einem aitf Der Sternwartc
pcn Sarparb eingelalifenen &obel.
grannm am Somitag pom Erof. @oIii
IN Seibef6erg seiebcn morbcn. ST.
fam ieboh sur 3eit mlr<1nit einein
9roBen Selcifop seieben liperocn.
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$50 Hahre alt.
.innHnn 81 81 10

aingiton. &.-g.. IS. Sept. =
Gic bieiigc m6irit 3eformeo Giltd)
Gbmrd," Die bier Erdiioentcn Der
Ser. Staatcn, @aibington, San 9il.
rem. Grant unb Mrtbi,r, rno brci5ebn
@oupernelire oes Staates Nem.yorf
5u ibren Mitglieocrn idblte. begant
seitern oie Jeicr bcs $50. Sobrcs-
tuees ibrcr @riinouns. 9ie Yrcoist
am Mbcno biclt Rep. ". gfhoi BON
Der 5afultGt Der llniperiit6t 2epoen.
o,ii melder mebrcrc Der ctemaliacn
Eaitcren Der Stride sroouirt babeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
Gin ffareer Gsbue.

sS4iben 81: ben Q6rper sesen aronss
belt bur9 9utt's. piQen. Elm abicluteS
6tiImittel fur aopfidmsraen. Dpspep'
fla, Walaria. 4arlleibisteit unb dhnli'
DE Geibtn.
Dat 1rietrat teb SebemS."
Dr. 1utt: Sbre 2eber piQen finb bad
9riebrob beS QebenS. Sd iperbe ftetl
benz 3ufau b1nfbor Tetn, tpel@er mir
bie{elben ~ meintr aenntnib brahte
). Ioirlsisb. platte Cannon. Col.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
g herei in
5ronfreid .

Yoris. IS. Septcmber. = Seit.
Dem fiir5Iid ein Corporal bcs 106.
&egimcnts in Gbolons mitiammt ci-
llcnl Observation-Disclosures Moidinen.
geihiit ourdgebronnt lit. lit 6ranfs
reid wieoer bon einem afi,ten gnfoa
poit ySpionitis" ersriifen moroen.
lleberou nittert mon oeutihe Spione,
uno Ser ariegsminiiter bat ali Die
Militdr.8 ouperneure bon Earis mno
2ppn elm 3unbidrei6en erlpiicn, no.
rim lie anaeiidt& Der Ietten@ orednge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14

Yortamoutb. Gnglono, 10.
September. = Gic britiiden areu5er
~Irafe" nno .Giife Of edinburgh"
iito nod, 9tep-Yurf abgefabren, nm
an Der Snolon- Sutton. ,Scier tbeil5ll-
Ilebmcn. Ser Sdladtihiff-areu5c
.Snflerible", oas 0logeidiif oes No.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-21
BIRD RESERVE IS NAMED

Chase Lake in Western Part of
Stutsman County is Made Bird Re-
serve-Prevents Killing or Taking
Birds of Any Description in De-
scribed Territory. ri
Medina, July 19.-The Medina Citi-
zen has received a copy of the exec
utive order of President Roosevelt,
setting aside Chase Lake, in western
Stutsman, as a bird reserve. The
order was dated August 2Sth, 1908,
and it prohibits the taking or de-
stroying of birds' nests and eggs
and the killing of any species of ma
tive bird for any purpose on the re-
serve. Secretary Wilson also for
warded the copy of the law protect
ing birds on game reserves for breed
ing grounds.
The meander lines of Chase lake
in township al, range 50, show a
lake of considerable extent. which
has mostly become dry. At one
time the lake was a noted hunting
resort, but with the cultivation Of
the neighboring soil and from other
causes the water has about disap-
peared.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-21
DRY time ON AT WILLISTON
Druggists Permits Have Been All
Withdrawn and None VIII Be Is
sued Until September--No Kick on
Way Business Was Conducted but
Judge Lives up to the Law.

Williston, July 20.-Saturday night
was the beginning of dry time in
this old town. Every druggists per-
NIT was revoked upon order of Judge
Goss, who notified clerk of court
Brown to state to each druggist in
the county that application for new
permits under the new law will be
heard on September 9th. Clerk of
Court Brown, in his notification,
stated that no druggist should sell
liquors for any purpose pending the
consideration of the new applications
for permits.
The last legislature passed a new
law and provided for a new method
Of granting druggists permits to sell
|intoxicants for medicinal, sacrament
tai and mechanical purposes. The
Judge of the district court is the one
who issues the permit under the new
law. All of the druggists here held
permits which would not have ex-
pired under the old law until next
spring, and it was the general view
that Judge Goss would take the mat
ter up without delay, but his absence
made it necessary to postpone the
matter
There was no objection, whatever,
to the manner employed by the drug
gists here in observing the law. The
order is general for the county and
the entire district will go without in
toxicants until a later time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-21
CIRCUS tent BLOWN down
No One Seriously Injured But Many
Narrow Escapes from Death are
Reported-Damage to Circus Prop
erty Estimated at $2,ooo-No Dam
!" age to Crops Is Reported. e.'a1

Valley City, July 20.-Whtle their
performance was just beginning at
Rogers, the heavy wind and electri-
cal storm which visited this section
OF the state blew down both Of the
Campbell Brothers big tents and
many people were more or / less
knocked about and bruised but 50
far as can be ascertained, no bones
were broken or serious injuries sus-
tanned. When the storm struck
there were between 100 and 800 peo-
pie In the main tent and in the men
agerie. The performance had just
started--the parade was circling the
main tent, when the storm struck. 1t
lifted the tents in he air and clear.
of the poles which tumbled down on
the crowd before the tent collapsed,
Many people were struck and knock
ed down by the falling poles but SO
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-21
DR.. HOLT LIKES n. DAKOTA
Travelled in West but Returns to
Flickertail State for a Location
Says He Is Better Satisfied Than
Ever with the State.

jamestown, July 19.-Dr. G. H
Holt, formerly of Bismarck, is in the
city having stopped here for a short
visit with acquaintances. He has
has just returned from four weeks
trip to the Pacific coast, and made a
pretty thorough inspection of num-
erous points which offer inducements
for the business and professional
men as we'll as investors and farmers
to locate.
AS a result of his trip DR.. Holt is
more satisfied than ever with North
Dakota. He says there is more mon
ey here, and more general prosperity
than in any of the state he visited.
The towns Of Eugene and Medford,
that have been extensively advertis-
ed, are overdone, as we'll as the large
citiep, and the main business is that
of syndicates handling small fruit
tracts. The fruit prices, to produc-
ers, will not bring the profits claim
ed for them. If half the amount Of
boosting and advertising were done
in North Dakota towns that is done
in the coast towns, our growth would
be much faster, for there is some
thing substantial and permanent
here to back up the towns and cities.
The coast states are not the places
for poor men to locate.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-21
demand for harvest hands and they
will no doubt carry on that work
again this year.

The Minneapolis Journal is doing
some writing up" of the western
part of the state. Bismarck had an
extended notice week ago and
Mandan comes in for a generous ad.
vertising in the last issue Of the
Journal. And it is only justice to
say that Mandan has made good
growth in the past few years, and
is enjoying the same degree of pros
perity that has come to other cities
in the western part of the state.
Considerable improvement have been
made in the appearance of the city,
water systems have been extended,
new residences built, and the city is
growing out of the frontier stage
and into that Of permanent estab-
lishment. All of which Is to be re-
joiced at. May the growth and
prosperity of the west Missouri city
continue.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-21
GOOD ROADS At GLEN ULLIN
Village Board Will Take Up the Mat
ter-Trade Being Lost to the Lit
tie City ON Account of the Poor
Condition of the Highways. 8,

Glen Ullin, July 19.-Pursuant to
resolution of the village board a
meeting was held here to discuss
the subject of improving the public
highways tributary to Glen Ullin,
and take such action in the matter
as is deemed advisable by. those
present. This is subject in which
every citizen and especially every
business man should be interested.
It is a well known fact that the
public roads in this vicinity have
been wofully neglected while the
roads leading into nearby towns
have been graded up and put into
first class shape. We are losing
trade every day on account of the
existing road conditions and it Is
not likely that there will be any
until the taxpayers get
busy and demand their portion of
the road taxes and see to 1t that the
work On the roads is done where It
belongs. !