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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

- 1880
HoAfEs-Two Of the main coHsidera-
tons in selecting d home are heal thful
location and a congeuial neighborhood-
If ycu desire a beautiful home. one that
will be q home in every sense CT the
word-healthful, cOngenisi neighoors ana
a beautiful view-we viii be pleased to
show you some Of the homes we have
on the east bench. Here Is location
where the air is always pure On DAYS
when the atmosphere is heavy and the
smoke settles down on the city YOU can
sit at home with tse smoke below you
and see the mountains across the VAL
ley
We have SOM. very desirable houses in
every part Of Salt Lake III you wish TO
buy a house in some particular part OF
town We invite you TO call ana see our
list of houses
Most of the houses we have for sale
were built by this company The con-
structiOn, material and workmanship Is
first class. 4 careful inspection of these
houses will satisfy any one that bet
ter built house cannot be found for the
money If IL Is not convenient for you
TO pay the full amount down we can
arrange it 50 that you pay a certain
amount down. according to the price q
the house. and the balance in easy month
D
about the same as rent.
Building lots tn the business district
and factory sites IN suitable locations for
sale.
The following are a few OF the splen-
did values in residence property We have
to offer.
{ street, between 10th and 18th avenues,
facing west 5-rOcm pressed brick cottage.
stone foundation. msntsl, complete plumb
/ ing pantry. two clothes closets, bathroom,
hallway Price g. TO
SIS c street. 5-Toom pressed brick cot
/ tage, just completed; pantry, bathroom,
/ two clothes closets, cellar, front and
/ back porches. lawn. cement walks, lot
I Il feet inches by 123 feet inches, and
driveway. Price g 20
257 10th Ave, Broom cement and pebble
dash bungalow, new, thoroughly modern
| Lot 81 feet inches by I23 feet inches,
| and driveway. Price 1870.
/ House and lot corner Of I'd So. and Wen
dell Ave. between 18th and 18th z; lot
/ 81 feet By 14s feet; house pressed brick
/ two stories and basement, seven rooms,
/ reception hall complete plumbing, fur
/ mace. mantel etc. Price $500.
| SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO.,
g Up. Main St.
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FOR SALE.

SO ,,-ses weight LOO; $50.
team i ,'l-ses weight 1900 lbs. 1928.
seam .l,3rfae all these horses any
Hs CUE g.to[. IAN be tried. VIII sell any
plsce -yy and viii take bid on any.
horse 80 20. See US today
I1 10, az So. state st.
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1T is THE BEST INVEST
MENI ON HE MARKET

Here is your opportunity. This is the
place More lots have been sold in this
locality during the past summer than in
all other parts of Salt Lake combined.
Buy where the greatest progress is being
made-where everything is ncw--where
YOU make new home without much cost.
and where you will realize the best and
surest gains on your money. The other
day piece of IS feet wide on State street.
near eth South. sold for slO9 a front foot
Price doubled in two years. The same
gains may be realized on the above.
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one whole corner. Eleventh East
and Fifth South 19x1o rods; faces
east and north.
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HOI-SES-

S3.500-A nearly new, very neat modern
and up-to-date 5-room pressed brick.
81 f0-Very neat 4-room modern brick
southeast; car line
81 S00-5-rOOm new modern pressed brick
corner lot, northeast.
50 S5g-Neat 4-room brick on Sd ave.
So I50-5-room nearly new modern pressed
brick: southeast.
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On 3 between Third and Fourth
avenues. 25xi55; sewer and side
walk paid for.
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VACANT LOTS.

81. a00-35xll5 feet to alley. near Sth So.
and Main. This price includes all i'm
provements: paid sewer, paving. etc
S700-fOx1f51z feet and alley; Sd East, cor
ner: 800 cash.
S56o-S7x165 feet near 4th East and 9th
South.
sSg0-40x12o feet to alley. 18th East near
18th South.
S1.O00-40x120 feet to alley, corner on 18th
East near 4th South.
s5OO-s0x12O feet to alley, near 18th East
and 4th South.
81. 500-Corner on W st. and Sd ave; size
nhx115Ja feet to alley; all improvements
sseo-ssx1zs feet to alley: Cd ave. near ".
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j. M. SETTLE & GO.
50t Tribune Building,
EnR SALE

FOR SALE
Do YOU want TO built a flatg If so.
lao< at the corner of Brigham and Srd
Fast. slxi95 feet for 1880, OF 57s.x or
list Ave. between State and A, north
sTo1f grand view to the south. You
really get double frontage on this piece.
Price. Sl25 per foot Look at the Crane
60. building On LIST So, near state. The
lot is 65x165 and alley IN rear the build
ne ne Covers 5sx1oo feet stories and base
nosnf electric elevator. hot water heat
finely constructed, and would cost more
20 bi.tld than we offer the whole property
for. which is $4,000, on easy terms
LITTLE & LITTLE.
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For sALAREAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-s.S4o acres sold during the
past forty days to Utah farmers should
be sufficient proof to you that our Carey
act irrigated lands in Willard county,
Utah, are what you have been looking for.
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EARRINGT

Large business blocks are very Desirable
and attractive, but manu- lctures furnish
bread and butter for the many, and keep
the local financial pendulum swinging
steady.
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Burt 6 Car-lquist
Real Estate, Mortgage Loans
Insurance,
No. IA w. Sd So. Phones $50,

ri HEAD THIS OVER CAREFULLY.
II. m D. b.. Z. Sd So, 1900.
T. m D. b., Sc Ave, 8, geo.
r m D. b.. E 2n6 So, $1,000.
T. m b., Z. 9TH So $500.
5 T. m p b., Ind E. near 6th So A
r. m. .. b, 7th and J. A,e5e.
r. m D. b., on c St. $50
We have some choice farms at reason
MAHAN INV. CO. 50 W. IND SOUTH
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Snaps in vacant and improved
property IN all parts of the city.
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These are only samples from our large
list If you do not see here what you
want cali on US. We have made thou
sands of dollars for clients in the past
and will do as much for you. See Us.
Cut this out tt will appear but once
PETERSON REAL ESTATE INV. CO,
$50 South Main Street.
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Prices range from
S. 10000
and up
Where can you find lots, i'm
proved as above, at the
nriceS we nffer2

Our terms are so easy that no one need
hesitate. Pay so down or more on a pair
Of lots. and we will make the monthly
payments to suit YOU. ! per cent interest
on deferred payments. No special taxes,
because all Improvements are paid for
No city taxes to pay.
In is only a 10 minutes ride from the
city and county building. A building re
strietion that will maintain a good and
high class subdivision will be maintained.
so that all purchasers will have protection
against shacks, and an assurance that the
value Of the lots will grow rapidly.
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WE MOULD

Like to have an interview with the man
who is looking around for an investment,
home or building lot.
Perhaps you haven't exactly decided yet
to buy. but are just keeping your wealth
er eye peeled" for a bargain. If that is
the case. no agency in Salt Lake keeps
better posted than we do, and the
chances are we have just what you are
I..o
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DOrius & Erickson
200 Judge Bldg.
Builders of quality homes.

FOR SALE
H.5eO-7-room frame, near r. G. W de-
pot: $500 down.
81 e50-5-room brick on 9TH East; easy
Payments: have standing offer OF two
year lease at SIS per month; splendid IN
Vestment-
x2e0o-New 5-rcom bungalow, southeast;
$500 down and $50 per, month
S24e0-s-rOom modern brick, close N;
easy terms
s9500-s-room modern brick. southeast:
s2f9 Ia $500 down. this is one of only few
chances.
S2e0o-Doubie Groom apartment. brick.
/ between Main and State in walking dis
/ lance. There is a building lot worth $50
goes with il. Another investment worth
| very near y per. cent.
IS Se9-Spieudid new 5-room modern, on
9Th East: actual value. $4,000
Sz60-One OF the finest bungalows in
the city; southeast; just a plain snap.
These are sample snaps. Come in and
let US show you.
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e1-3 acres fine land; primary water
right; in lucern and under cultivation; de-
sirable location; fenced; small buildings
s. coo: will cut up.
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Good nearly new 10-rOom pressed brick I;
double house; close in; 5000; lot zisx10;
stable.
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No use working for wages when. snaps
ence needed.
modern shoe repairing shop doing a
business Of 500 a week, right downtown,
cheap lease, all up-to-date machinery, over
81 900 stock on hand and whole place can
be bought for 81 so. \ snap if there ever
was one.
Who wants a restaurant that viii pay
for itself in q month? Downtown, with
a good night and day trade; party leaving
city and will sell for $3.50.
. A meat market that you can cut some
ice in, and il won't cost much to get in
The party wants a partner to help handle
the trade. Doing business Of 500 day.
Not money so much as a hustler, wanted
we have restaurants, grocery stores,
rooning houses and hotels for sale. Some
good snaps in this list,
]. L, OENHAM,
SOB Atlas Bldg,
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30 acres near town; 4-roOm frame house.
stable and chicken houses; 3 acres in To-
Germ; all fenced; good water right; s., 800.
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Half acre in fruit: 4-room brick cottage
and outbuildings; something nice; city
water; 81 800.
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s4a

For that hobby little brick. AZ
East Fourth south; Z rooms and
modern.
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We Write Fire Insurance.
Both Phones q.
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0STE0PATHY.

pi22R , ALICE HoUGHTON, 3 Merean1II,
SSs SS0'eF Walkers store), Bell phone So
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A flat site. close in. We prefer
to talk to you about il. Come in
and see us.
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toS GRACE sTRATToN. SIS Tennie.
al ,I5ot1 phones. Residence, 80 + St !;
-
BoCt . 4 GAMBLE. 22s TO 20 Atlas
"a Both phones.
betsN NARY GAMBLE. SIC TempIeton
Ihoces Residence In St; Ind sSs
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
Loans Real Estate.
Salt Lake 200. OO0-1910
You can't keep a good town down.
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Hoffman Bros
81 ID w. I'd So, St,

THE new year is on us, and let our
resolutions be: Work for ourselves and
make the profit in place Of giving it all
to someone else.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

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FOR SALE
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
Real Estate, = Loans.
We Write Fire Insurance.
A flat site. close in. We prefer
to talk to you about it. Come in
and see US.
$50
Just one lot left on Elizabeth st.
You'll have to hurry.
5000
On 3 between Third and Fourth
avenues. 25xi55; sewer and side
walk paid for.
$500
Oh% WiDte corner. Eleventh East
and Fifth South; 10x1o rods; faces
east and north.
$500
52l Fifth East St. two old houses
and large lot. 3x2G rods; close to
town or to the new car barns:
a,eU down, balance at pei. cent.
1880
For that Hobby little brick, AZ
East Fourth South; rooms and
modern.
Snaps in vacant and improved
property IN all parts of the city.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.
Loans. Real Estate.
Salt Lake 200. OO0-19I0
You can't keep a good town down.
We Write Fire insurance
Both Phones q.
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The best dairy farm in The country: 4s5
acres; capacity. 80 COWS; cuts 800 tons
hay: unlimited range; plenty Of good
buildings; q snap: old age the reason for
selling.
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~. my you want to consult z. NJ. On.
- WI un l1N on Ind phone.
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FOR SALE

NARRING
Large business blocks are very desirable
and attractive, but manu- lctures furnish
bread and butter for the many, and keep
the local financial pendulum swinging
steady.
Good nearly new 1O-rOom pressed brick;
double house; close In 5000; lot 25sxt0;
stable
30 acres near town; 4-roOm frame house.
stable AMI chicken houses acres in 10
GERM all fenced; good water right; 800
ala acres fine land; primary water
right: in lucern and under cultivation; de-
sirable location fenced; small building;
s. coo: will cut up.
Half acre in fruit; groom brick cottage
and outbuildings; something nice; city
water; $500.
The best dairy farm in The country; 4s5
acres; capacity. 50 cows cuts 300 tons
hay; unlimited range; plenty Of good
buildings; q snap; old age the reason for
selling.
New Groom modern pressed brick resi-
dence; lot 50x15 TO alley; this is extra
good first-elass work; $500.
1900 acres grazing land. low price, easy
terms.
Fine vacant lots between 9th and 10th
Z. on 10th South from 500 10 $50.
II you want something for a home with
ali the conVeuiences that make ioca-
ton desirable. bearing fruit trees slde-
walks, city water. drug and grocery
stoTes best Car service in the city. be
sure and see them.
II acres in Big Cottonwood; 80 young
bearing trees; 3 acres in small fruits;
shanty; 5000.
~ acres good land; 5-r0onn stone house;
stable: water right; adapted for fruit;
5. e.; s20cc.
B. S. Harrington
Basement Atlas Block
Phones: Bell 54O6. Ind. s7a
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HOUSTON II REAL E.l,,.,, ESTATE

keal Estate. Loans.
25l South Main.
We Write Fire Insurance.
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80

just one lot left on Elizabeth st.
You'll have to hurry.
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~ acres good land; 5-rOonn stone house;
s e.: s20cc.
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New Groom modern pressed brick resi-
dence; lot 50x1Z TO alley; this is extra
good; first-class work; 300.
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$500

52l Fifth East St. two old houses
and large lot. 3x2G rods; close to
town or to the new car barns:
sl,VJ down, balance at per cent.
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LITTLE & LITTLE.
No. / W Ind South
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
HERE

FOR SALE
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-24
GUN CLUB MEDAL.

Three of the members of the Mandan
Gun club have purchased very pref
ty silver medal, to be shot for by the
members of the club. There will be
two shoots, one Of which will be held
Sunday and the other a week from
Sunday at the Gun Club
grounds. Fifty birds will be shot at
by each member on each day, without
any handicap, and the one breaking
the most birds out of the hundred
will be designated as champion of the
club for this year.
An ice cream social was given on
the lot south of the Methodist church
Friday night by the ladies of that
church
Peter Kennedy, of the Cummins,
Thorberg, Theis company, is in the
east on business for that firm.
Miss Eliza Estrop is working for
Mr.. Cary, while Miss Gibson is on
her vacation.
A dance was given Friday night
in the opera house here. There was
a good crowd present and everyone
seemed to have very good time,
in spite of the hot weather. w.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-24

eted in Hazelton, and, so far as he
has recollection, in Emmons county.
It was raised on the Klabunde farm,
south OF here, and We understand
there are more fields in this vicinity,
one being on the Brindle farm. The
sight of the long hay brought back
thoughts not altogether pleasant, I'M
less we considered that we didn't
have to handle it this summer, OF
some hot seasons up under the barn
roof moving it back" before hay
forks on tracks came into general
use, and boys were considered fair
prey to put up in the mow-provided
their elders could catch them before
they got away to the "swimmin hole
for the afternoon.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-24
RAISED A CHECK.

A stranger who was working for a
Mr.. Campbell of this city, after be-
ing paid for his services by check,
took the check to the bank and
changed the amount of it. The bank
detected the change and phoned the
maker. The stranger escaped to the
woods. He has not yet been found,
Three Weeks, which was to have
been played in the opera house on the
25th of August, has been postponed
until the Goth
Preparations are being made to
make the Morton County fair this
year very much in the lead of any
county fair ever held in this part OF
the state. It will be held at the
Morton County Fair grounds on the
14th, 18th and 18th Of September.
Mrs. s. J. Dunlap entertained a
part of lady friends Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. J. L. Bowers returned from an
eastern trip Thursday evening. Mrs
Bowers stopped off at Detroit, Mich,
and will visit friends at that place
for couple of weeks.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-24
SPLENDID SERVICES.

The Sunday evening services at
the McCabe Methodist Episcopal
church grow larger each week. The
congregation Sunday evening was the
largest it has been at any time this
summer. The pastor is preaching
strictly evangelistic discourses and
the sermons Sunday were both force
full and helpful. The congregational
singing is made a special feature of
the services and the selections are
such that all can sing. In every de-
partment of the work the church
manifests new life and energy.
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tarpaulin painted to correspond with

tarpaulin painted to correspond with
the scenery. r. r. ,n., +, ~ '%$$ Il
q. The speed limit on country
roads this year will be secret, and
the penalty for violation will be SO
per mile for every mile an offender
is caught going in excess Of it.
3. In case the automobile makes
team run away, the, penalty, will
be $50 for the first mile, 500 for
the second mile, $500 for the third
mile, etc.: that the team runs; in
addition to the usual damage.
4. On approaching a. corner where
he cannot command view of the
road ahead, the automobilest must
stop notices. than one hundred yards
from the turn, toot his horn, ring a
bell, fire a revolver, haloo and send
up three Bombs at intervals, of five
minutes. y ! 1 T. !. -
5. Automobiles must be SeaSOnably
painted-that is, 50 they will merge
with the pastoral ensemble, and not
be, startling They must be green in
spring, golden IN summer and white
in winter. .,~ss ;.,E4 = 80
6. Automobiles running on the
country roads at night must send up
a red rocket every mile, and wait
for the road to clear. They may.
then proceed, carefully, blowing their
horns and shooting Roman candles.
7. All the members of the society
will give up Sunday to chasing auto
mobiles, shooting and shouting at
them, making arrests and otherwise
discouraging country touring On that
day. .4>a.<es4~2
8. In case horse will not pass
an automobile, Notwithstanding the
scenic tarpaulin, the automobilest
will take the machine apart as rapid
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-24
MANY VISITORS.

Jamestown Alert: Bismarck, on
account Of it's land office location
has been made one of the points for
registration for the Standing ROCK
and Cheyenne Indian reservation
drawings. President Fred Conkl1n,
of the Commercial club. will under
take to boost the information In the
interests of his town. A large num-
Der of people are expected to go
there between October 4 and 26, to
register for the drawings, and hotels
and business houses are anticipating
considerable benefit
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-24

u. S. Department of Agriculture.
office of the Secretary, Washington,
D. c., August 10, 1909.
Notice No. "A. Notice is hereby
given that the acting secretary OF
agriculture has, under authority con-
ferred by law, issued Amendment 3
to Rule 2, Revision amendment 3
to B. A. I Order, 152, dated Aug. 19.
1909, and effective ON and after Sep
TENDER 1909, to prevent the spread
of scabies in cattle. The effect of
this amendment is to release from
quarantine for scabies in cattle the
entire state of North Dakota. Copies
of this amendment may be obtained
from the Chief of tn. Bureau of Ami
NAL Industry, whose address is
Washington, D. G. w. M. Hays. Act
ing Secretary of Agriculture. Il ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-24
LOOKING AFTER PROPERTY.

F. D. Bodies Of Minneapolis, is IN
the city looking after the interests
Of tho Bodies estate on Fourth street,
and having some Improvements made
on the same. Fred Lewis is also here
from California and is having some
repairs made to the property belong
ing to his mother, and which is To-
Gated ON Fourth street, near the Bis
marck steam laundry.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-24
LESS STOCK AT LARGE.

Chief Mcdonald states that there
are less complaints now for stock
running at large than there has been
at any time in the past, and he laye
a lot of credit to the new "cow' or
d,nance It was not an uncommon
thing for the police to receive half
dozen complaints in one night, but
for the past several days there have
been no kicks registered for that par
ticular offense.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-24
METHODIST PICNIC.

Thursday, August 26, has been
selected by the Methodists of this
city as their picnic day. The day
is to be observed not only by the
Sunday school pupils, but also by the
church people, The wagons will
leave the church at nine a. M, and
everyone who attends the church is
invited to go with them. Strangers
that have recently moved to the city
are given a special invitation.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-24
TO TEACH At WILTON.

Miss Alice Williams will teach the
primary grade of the Wilton school
this coming year. The pupils who
are to be under her care have reason
to congratulate themselves that Miss
Williams is to teach them. She will
made a specially of primary work in
her course at the state normal school
at Valley City last year SO both by
preparation and disposition she Is
we'll qualified for such position as
she is selected to- fill.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-24
MANDAN DEPARTMENT

Mandan, N. D., Aug. 22.--Miss
Gertrude Estrop is at Glendive visit
ing friends She will stay there for
two or three weeks.
County Superintendent Lorin was at
Valley City and while, there at
tended meeting of county superin-
tendents which was held at that
place.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-24
NO. 3 LEFT RAILS.

No. 3 on the N. p, which passed
through here last Saturday night,
was derailed west of Mandan Sunday
morning and held up the traffic for
about ten hours. There were none
OF the train crew or passengers in
jured as far as has been learned at
this time.