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nungen Der Jeftunssperte Don portss
mouth gednbert tporDen.

nungen Der syeftunssnerte DON portss
noutb gednbert lporbsn.
Die gboIera in Jtatien.
Rom 90. Sept. Dem offisieIIen
geriht iiber bic Cholera in sStalien suz
folge finD in ben lesten "a Stunbsn in
Heapel "a perionen ertranft uno Ia
seitorben; tn Der propins Nedpel fiinf
ertranft unb bret seitorben; IN Npu<
lien brei ertranit unb cine geitorben
unb in Der proOina Gossia orei pers
ionen geitorben.
Die gbolera aud tn 81 ons
tanttnopel epibemiid.
aonitantinppel. 20. Septbr.
Die gbolera bat jebt In biefiser Stabt
feiten SUP seFabi. Die 3abl Der Grs
trantunsen belduft iid auf ungefd6r
elm Duseno tGslif. Sn 5rape5unt perz
ihlimmert iih bic Gage. Die Seude
perbreitet iih 70 fdnel, bab oas Bolt
in panitartiger Jludt in bic 8erss
fliihtet.
Jeuer auf etnen Drea b.
nougbt.
BON, 20. September. Grit
iebt 1T betaunt geporoen. bab BIZ.
ROblenbunter bes in portsmoutb lies
genben neueu Dreabnougbt felt stpei
5assn brannten. Das Jeu.r, bsFsn
lriate nod ni4t feitssite1t perben
tonnte. tonnte bon Der WannIhaft
nah grobsn gnitrenguneen eritidt
tperoen unb bas S6iff Idsint nidt err
bebli9 befhdbigt gu Iein.
RubIanb ldbt Spione,Iou :
fen.
Obeffu, 90. S.p. Die fIr5lid)
in Sebaftopol psrboftsten japaniidsn
Spione ipuroen bsute auf 9efebl Der
Regisrung in ct. Petersburg in 5reiz
belt geIept unb oes Qanoes peripieien.
0rsi ruffii4e Offisiere, bic ibnen geie
Hlfe g.leiitet babsn, iinb imam ,ahirt
tporben.
gtne reihe petroleum.
quelle.
Qstabdb, 90. Sept. - 2luf Der
Snisl 5idsleten. i'm aaipiihsn Meer.
III cine ungebeure peiroleumqusae an
gebobrt porben. 0ieIslbs lieFert tdgz
lih iiber 100000 syab Del, Dbne bab
Der Druid in mertlih.r Weiie naaldbt
Bdnbiteuipefen i'm q Sen
Uietoriu, q. g., %. Sept
WdnbIhuriihe gonbiteu iiberfieler
2lnfanss bieies Mpnats bic Staot
Retp gbpang, on Der Wiinourg bee
2iarfluHss uno itIeppien Is dinsiis
fhe GaufIsute. als Gefunsene nit fort
fir bic iie nutber Elm bobes 2oisselr
perlanstsn. Ginsn bdbin lautenoer
gsri6t uberbrahte ain Donneriiae
Der bonn isrnsn Often ansstommen'
0ampfsr .Saoo Maru".
Die 9anniteu itdblen $4,000 Dor
elmer Ban. unb sroBe gorrdtbe Dor
WaIfen unb Wlunition. Die 8anoe
Die 800 Wann fart 1T, sos ii6 banr
in bic Gerge BEL Intan S6iin 3uriid
2ls Der 9ampfsr abaing, tpurben bi,
pier grigooen bon 900 tinsfiiher
Sruppsn uno polisiiten BON 5aibane
unb aiao Yeus belasert. Die Opera:
tionsn sessn bic ganoiten begrnnsn on
5. Ssptembsr, tpann einiss 9orpoIter
gefrneeu genommen uno msbrere Ser,
ihansuugeu erifiirmt tpurbsn. Oi
RGuber haben dniebnlife 2ebensmit
teIporrGtbe in ben Ssmpslssbdubsn il
ben Bergen ansebduFt unp iinb in
Stanbe cine Idnsere gsIaseruug Gus
3ubalteu.
4rtillsrie fpiro bon Wutben aus al
Srt unb S.ene geIhidt iperben. Gin
Gompaanie japdniifer 9rsn3patsn
bic iih ben gbineien angeidlofen uni
perIu6t batisn an benz 9ugriIF auf bi
gunoiisn tbsilsunebmen. ipuroen BOZ
ben 4ineiiiden g.b0reen suriidse
ititt.
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Gin 2.mperen3ler gum 2orosUsapor
bon 2onbon ertpdbIt.
Dk Cholera nun duh In Ronitonti'
nopel epibemii9.

aus benz beutidenRei4 i'd.
Berlin, %. Sept. Nm Donners
itdg nurb. ofii5ien berihtet, bab in
bem Ronfliit spiihen ben aoblens
itreitsrn unb ibrem Mnhang auf Der
einen, unb Der poliaei auf Der anoeren
Seite, an, Wittpoh Mbeno 73 perioz
nen p<rtpunbet tpurben. Mm 0onnerz
itag mar fpieber olles rubis. gDie ses
ip0hnlicb ipurben bic 6unoerte. bic
p1brenb ber Naht perbaftet roroeH
ipdren. am Wlorsen gesen eisene 8urss
f1nft pieber anf freien SUB gtlest.
aber sp0lf ansebline Rdpslsfiibrer
tpurben i'm Gefaugnib suriidbehalten.
Cieardnalle am . onnerss
taa Mbenb bon GERM
ger 8ebeutung.
Die ArapalIe, bic am Conneritdg
Mbsnb in Woabit itattfanben, poren.
i'm Wersleid nit benienis.n on ben
norbergebenoen 9asen, BON MIR gerina
ger 8ebeutung. Cine itarte 4btbsilung
poIiaei, bic gum 1beil nit aarabis
nern beipoffnet paren, perbinberte bas
MnidmmeIn Don srobersn Saufen aui
ben Straben, ouf benen iid mebr Wens
fhen befonben ols ielbit on ben porz
bersebenben 5agsn. Die polisei iorste
bofiif, bab iiberal bic Jeniier uno
Ibiiren in ben 5duierH sfdIohsn
tpurben. sc fanben MIR iDenige ilei'
mere Hroipoae itait, in oenen ungefdhr
90 Verionen perlebt purben. Der Utis
nifter bss Snnern, 6err bon 0alltpis
blisb mebrere Stunben lang duf BEN
Ghouplab Der unruben. lin Wlitier.
naht mar Mnes ipieoer rubis.
Oas Rerfpiiroisits on ben unruber
1T. bob Niemano ibre urfahen su er.
fldren nrmas. BON Ger tonIerpatiper
preTe mirb Der 0eriuh semadt. BIZ
Ghulb on ben bluiisen GreisniHen Der
GosioIbsmofraten auf3ubiiroen. De,
,UortpGrts1 perDffsntliht jeboh eins
Grildruns Der ioaialiiiiiden partei.
lsituns. in tpel4er Deriihsrt lpirb. oat
Die .Rotben, obIolut nihts NIT BEN
Nufrubr 5u tbun batten. Gum 9.!peii'
bafiir tpirb barauf binseipisien. bal
iin unter ben Uernunoeten uno Der
baftsten isin ein3iser Der iireiisnber
aoblennrbeiter Der Jirma aupfer &
60. in Woabit b.finbet. Die GrtlGrun;
iGliebt NIT Der 8ebaupiung. DaB BIZ
poIi5ei Die beoduerlihen greigniiI,
burh bic Wiltiir unb Die grutaliidt
nit tpelber lie bic 1rmsren Glahsr
iiets bebanole. ielbit berauf6eiGfuore,
babe.
Die poli5ei beiHuloiste bic So3iaG
fen niht oirett. ober Der yrdii0sn. p
Jogoip ertlGrt in einem per0fientlidter
dmtIihen geridt. bab Iih an beI
RGmpfen niht bios b<r Sanbassl BE-
tb<iIiste. fonbern 1auisno, BON ar
beitern Der beieren alaHen aus aller
Ibeilen Der Stoot na9 oem Wloo6it
Diitritt Itromten. um iih an 6.n Nn
griffen ouf bic SHuBmannidaft gu Be
tbeiligen. Oiefe 4nsriffe ieien fait II
allen Fallen duf bas aommonbo Dol
. geipifen 1iibrern gemahi porbsn uni
ts unterliese baber teinem 3peifel. bal
Die 4ropolIe seplant uno forSfdlti!
rorbertitet seipeien feien.
Der bon ben 1umultuonien dnge
sintete G9oben besiffert fih auf Disl
1duienbe bon Wort. Sn bem Gebiet.
IN nelHem fitb bic llnruben obipielten
ih teine Strnbenloterne Son5 stbiis
!. t(n. Nutenbe pom G1onkniferl
&n1bm sinesuosfsn unb 1is Gtsin
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Wtt benz Merpplun BON
6 btcago mad Springs
{ L 4

fielb. s III.
Sprinefielb, 81, %. S.pt.
Der 4piatiter Walter groptins traF
am 0onneritag Vadmittag um AIT
auf benz bieiigen GairplaB ein, iieben
Stunben unb 12 Winutsn, nadbem
er in Gbieaso NIT feinem Drigbt'itsn
aeroplan aufseitieeen mar. Die 0i>
itan5 5tpiIten ben beiben StGoten be-
trdgt 1924 Meilen unb grootins ging
sipifhen ben bsioen Stdoten speimal
nieoer. ndmlid BET GiImans, 81, 80
Weilen bon gbiedeo ertfernt, unb in
Mount pulasti, Sn., 1856 MeiIen bon
Gbicago. Die erIte 21nbung tpurbe
gemaht, um WaHer, Gel unb 8aIolin
an goro 81 nebnen, uno bic stpeite
aus benielben Grunbe unb neil bic
pumpe uuBer Srbnurg seratbn unD
bic Mafhine beib gnoroen mar.
8rootins bot NIT i.iner Qeiitune
ben om.rifaniihen Netorb fir ben
lansen 9iitanaflus asbrodsn unb oaz
nit ben preis Don $4,000 sefpounen,
ben Der Ghieaso Rscoro 6eraIo fir
ben geriuh ausssIsbt bate.
grootins befano iih genau flint
Stunoen uuo a. Wtiruten in Der Guft
uno bat bemgemdb ourhIhuittlih SO
Meilen in Der Stunbs suriitselest. gr
flog meiitens in elmer 50be BON unsez
fdbr 1000 SUB, itisg uber sutpetleH
big gu elmer Sobe BON 1000 SUB en-
ppr. Die 2unbung auf bem bieiisen
Joirplas tpurbe ibm ihper semd9t,
neil bic VoIi5ei bic antpeienoen Ttenz
Idenmafsn nitt geniiseno unter Der
GpntroQe bate, uno pbsleit1 er um
4.22 iiber benz Gairplob antum, baus
erte ss nod polIs fiinf Minuten, ebs er
gu ldnben permo6te.
IIs Der Grtra3us bon Gbicuso, Der
ibm nudgefrlgt mar, cine huIbe Stunz
be ipGter antam. fugte er 3u einsm
gbicdgoer Reporter, Der am Witttpoh
bel einem 5lug ietn puFogisr sepes
fen mar: rDo isib Sbr 70 langs sss
bIisben2 Sd tam hierber uno tpolIts
nit Guh lundsn, tpie id perIpro6en
bate, uno Sbr babt mid eins babe
Stunbe lang tparten lafen."
llsber isinen Jlug befragt, iagte sr:
,Sb, bas mar ni1ts. gar nihts. gs
banbelte iih bloB barum. oben gu
bleiben. Gs geborte nur 3sit basu -
mebr ais eerpobnlih. uno pos 1T be,
einsise llnteridiso BON einem probe.
flieeen.
,Weiue 9trme iiro natiirli6 srmii.
bet, neil if bic SdHoe forttpdbrent
am Steuer hafsn mubte, tpenr n0thig
.Dnnte it ben Jlus aber iest nod elm.
NAL MAIDEN
pro3sb gelangt 5um u b
| f6lub.
mcatfcter, Stla.. %. Sept
Der g.oseb beg bss 9oupernsursSasa
iell unb neutrality-suspicious. errei6t'
Donneritag elm raI6es gnbs, ba BIZ
Rsaisruns srtlGrte. unier ben BON
Riter aufgeIteltsn ginihrdntunser
segen bic angetIastsn niHts NADER
81 t0nnsn.
Sasteq uno 9enoHsn itanoen untel
Der autlase, BEL ben 0ertduIen Dor
gauItellsn in Wlustpsee, StId.. ge
ibpinoelt gu babsn, inoem lie aui fin
| airte Hamen bin sttpa 600 gauiteQel
| fir elm Rutherford auftauften. Bun
besrihtsr SobR u. Maribaa sutlhieo
baB bies Yer5rehen bereits psridbr
| lei.
| pie rieitsenge getrusereie,
| an Der Sllinois Gem
tralb bn.
/ gbicago. 90. Sept. u. 6. 8ooo
| rid, Der bic Hoae zines 3piitenb1no
lers ipielte uno 5p. 6. Sitermanl
Der friibere prdiibent Der SItermanl
Mfg. SO. bmiibten iih beute DO
| Stobtri6ter Yriissemeper um oi
Wette, be ShninoeIeisn. beren Spfe
h;e 4ff;nn;a HHnfrof. r2nhsf mar hfnS
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Wetterbertmt.

sir Ohio unb bns ipsitlthe
"Reminiscences: Sd0nes Wetter am
Treitoa unb nobrideinli6 am Sans
taa; e.fpas pdrmsr am Greitas. Siios
IiAe Minbe.
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3eiden.

3ei6en.
- .4rtbur, ou liebit mid nttt
mehr; ou lesit IN Iestsr 3eit bstne
9inbetranoste felbit an!"
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Cine Ra5sia auf bic sRatlerfirma g.
8. S6eftels &; go.
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Ilfreo $. Wonroe, prdIibert Der
Globe 4Hoeiation bon Chicago,

Wesen betriiserifhen Geidditsbstriebs
perbdftst.
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Segen bic 5euerper id es
rungs= 9eieIIi6uften.

Snoianapolis. %. Sept. -
Sat- ben idmmtlihsn 129 5euerperIihez
rungss sGeiellituFten Die in Snoiana
8eiehdfte betreiben, 1T BON oem Rids
ter Wetr pom Supsriorgeridt Don biez
fem gountp perboten poroen, cine
&pmblnatton CUR Nufre6terbdltung
Der 9erIiderungsruten gu unterbalten.
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TlDA In in 3 ititb einer ball
ben gtunDe ipon Gbicagu
t.aH zpringfielo, Jas.
Cine Strede ppn 1922 Meileu.
Die 4ntlagsn sesen ben GpuDerneur
9astsn bon StIaboma
Mubten in Golse einsr gntideibung
oes 8unbesridters Warllau
fallen seIaHen psroen.

BON Der SlIs. Central f. R. .Graft"' :
unterIuhung.
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llnter gang aubersepObnlifer getbsts
lisuns Su 0rabe setrdssr.
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Die aeihe bs perunsliidten IDiatiters
Geors gbape3 in OomoboHola
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@aren am 9onueritas tpeniser
ernit ais an ben porber9e'
benSen 9asen.


Gin beutI4er 4piatiter Derungliidt.
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Nspart, g., 90. September.
9rei 9efangene. pelhe untsr Der Nm
tlage iteben, on Der 2pnhung bes
5empsren3ipibels Carl Gtbrington be-
theilist sstpeIen gu ietn. erIudten UNI
bic GrlaubniB, ftatt rnidtihulbis"
nIhulois" plGoiren su biirfsn, mas ihs
nen iofort 5ugeitanoen purbe. sic
nurben Johann, pie foIst, perurtbeil:: /:
5inel gueblsr, 81 Sabre aft, Sphn
zines Embellishments, pesen aras
palirens, su $500 Strafe uno 80 Ias
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08
THE CITY
OPENING BANQUET

Promises to Be the Success Of the
Season.
The state Sunday school convention
which meets May 10 to -, will open
it's session with a banquet in the
parlors of the Presbyterian church.
OF course delegates are expected
and it is desirable that there be a
good attendance of Bismarck people.
The cost of the banquet is only NOM
inal; the quality of the viands is
guaranteed by the past good offices
of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid soci.
ETY.. The toasts Will be responded to
by the principal speakers of the con-
vention. Please send in your name
at once to Mrs. F. R. Smyth, and a
place will be reserved for you.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08
THOUGHT HE WAS A DEMOCRAT

Douglas Herald: Judge Lauder,
insurgent, or as they term them
selves, progressive, candidate for
congess, it is not 50 material what
they call themselves, so that they get
the candidate part of the title in, as
that seems to be the chief character
istic of a progressive, delivered the
opening address of the campaign in
the opera house at Douglas last Fri
day evening to a fair sized audience
which was no doubt smaller than it
otherwise would have been had the
weather been good. Nobody has ever
accused the judge Of not being
forceful and eloquent speaker, and
his talk showed that he could discuss
any subject even from a democratic
standpoint. We understand that a
democrat, who came late, thought the
Judge was a democrat.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08
G. p. GOES UP FAST.

Henry Tatley is making all kinds
Of records with the building Of the
new addition to his hotel. The build
ing was up two stories by the first of
May, and there have been very few
days when it has been impossible
to work. The steel is all here and is
being put in as fast as possible so
there is no danger Of delay from that
source. The plans which Mr.. Tatley
has had prepared assure one of the
finest buildings in the state and there
that is being cmfwyeptaoishrdlu
will be every modern convenience
that is being put into the best hotels
being erected in the country today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08

ment fund of the Methodist denomina
ton. He has been at Dickinson for a
few days and had success in adding
very materially to the amount pledg.
ed. Up to March 1, the sum 0 $55,
900 was pledged, and is drawing in.
terest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08
BISHOPS APPROVE TRANSFER

BISHOPS APPROVE TRANSFER
Word has reached here from Chi
cago that Bishop Mcintyre of the
North Dakota conference, and Tshop
Mcdowell of the west Wisconsin con
ference, have both approved of the
transfer of Rev. Magin to the pastor:
ate of the First Methodist Episcopal
church at Lacrosse, Wis.,, and Rev
A. Lincoln Shute becomes pastor OF
the McCabe church of this city. Ow.
ing to the fact that the parsonage at
Lacrosse is elegantly furnished, Rev.
Magin has decided to dispose Of all
his furniture before leaving the city,
which will be about the 10th of
June.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08
GOES TO LANGDON.

State Engineer Atkinson leaves to.
day for Langdon, to be present at
the opening of bids for the Williston
Lake drain in Cavalier county. Dur.
ing his absence he will make surveys
for the drainage of Hunters Lake,
in the same county. The people of
this county are alive to the great
value of drainage and are draining
many Of their lakes and sloughs,
which, when reclaimed, are proving
to be very fertile and adding va1ua.
BILE farming lands to this wealthy
county.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08
ADAMS DRUG STORE

now in the location formerly occu-
pied by the Lenhart Drug Co., have
opened for business. While they IRE
very sorry to disappoint their friends
in not having all their nice fixtures
installed, it will be remembered that
the original fixtures were destroyed
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08
HALF HOLIDAY SATURDAY.

The. Tribune has inaugurated the
half holiday plan in the mechanical
department for the summer months,
and put it in operation yesterday fof
the first time. During the other days
of the week the men go to work a
little earlier each day and when Sat-
urrday noon arrives they have done
their weeks work and are entitled to
stop work at that time and spend the
afternoon in recreation. This will
enable the men to plan for a long
afternoon of pleasure.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08
MARRIED TUESDAY

The marriage Of Miss Shirley
WEIGH and Mr.. Claude Chappell oc.
Cured at the Presbyterian church
last Tuesday evening, Rev. Harris Of
floating. Miss WEIGH was formerly
an employe in the Tribune bindery,
and Mr.. Chappell is young man who
has recently moved here from the
east. They have gone to live on q
claim which the groom had taken up
some time ago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08
SHIPPED CORN TO AFRICA.

The o. H. Will company shipped
it's corn order received from British
South Africa Friday last. Each cal
of corn was carefully wrapped and
packed in sacks and then double
sacked, and a picture of the packed
sacks piled up was taken. There was
about fifty bushels all together in
the shipment.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.

There has been q meeting of those
interested in the arrangements of the
installation of the new bishop of the
Bismarck diocese to be held in this
city about the first of June, and five
committees have been appointed az
follows:
1. Special and General Reception
Committee.
2. Finance.
3. Entertainment (Rooms, etc.,
4. Decorations.
5. Press.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08
RETURNED FROM NORTH.

Melvin Haugne and L. A. Wellman
of Monona. Ia, returned last evening
from a trip to tho northern part of
the state where they had been look
ing over some land for eastern part
les. They went to Carrington and
made three days trip out from tina,
city.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08
OSCAR HANBACK, IMPROVES

Oscar Hanback,, the man who was
shot by his brother Friday morning
and who was reported as in a seriouc
conditions, is stated to be holding his
own and that there is now n Aance
for his ultimate recovery.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08
TWO GAMES SATURDAY.

St. Mary's school ball team took
on two teams Saturday afternoon and
broke even. A team from Mandan
came over and was defeated by a
score Of to 2. and later in the day
a team from the Indian school de-
feated them by the close score of
9 to 8.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08
Will LIVE At MooRHEAD.

Friends in the city have received
the announcement of the wedding of
Miss Bertha Hall and Earl J. Hansen
at Moorhead. MIMI. May 4. They
wll he at home at Moorhead after
May Is. according to the announce.
ment. Miss Hall was. for some time
chief generator of the NJ D. 1ndepend.
ent Telephone Co.. at this city. and
has a large number of friends here
who will extend congratulations.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08
NOT A BUSY TERM,

Judge Winchester returned from
Linton Saturday afternoon, where he
held court since Tuesday last, He
states that there was not a great
deal of business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08

LAND BUSINESS ACTIVE.
Lee Pettibone was an arrival from
Steele Saturday and reports the land
business as very active in his neigh
borhood, and political conditions as
very quiet.
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NOTICE TO PHONE USERS or
BISMARCK

In getting out the last telephone
directory. Adams Drug Store was
overlooked and omitted. Persons may
place 102 on the front page of the
directory with other important calls.
This will be very much appreciated.
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at the time of the Rial fire. They
say that within two or three weeks
they expect to have all of their fix
lures in place and will have drug
store that will be a credit to the city.
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MASONIC Meeting.

There will be work in the Fellow
craft degree on Monday night at the
Masonic lodge A full attendance of
the members is desired.
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BACK FROM SPOKANE.

Miss Catherine Boyle has returned
from an extended visit to Spokane
and Missoula. Mont. In the latter city
she visited Mrs. Bensacon, formerly
Miss Selma Peterson of this county.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08

FIRE COMPANY Meeting.
There will be meeting of the Bis.
marck Pioneer Hose company at the
city hall Tuesday evening at eight
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o'clock. 1t is especially requested
that all members be present as there
is business of much Importance to
be transacted.
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RAISING THE FUNDS,

Rev. Alex Karr went to Steele Sat
urday and will preach in the Metho.
dist church on Sunday. He is in
the field to raise the $4,000 endow.
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GETTING TOURNAMENT STARTED

GETTING TOURNAMENT STARTED
The fremen's committee met with
the Commercial club Friday night and
made some arrangements about the
coming firemen's tournament in this
city in June. The announcements
will be made later.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08

CALLED ON FRIENDS.
Mrs. Henry Newton and Miss New
ton were over from the Morton coun.
ty metropolis Saturday calling on
their friends.
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CARD OF THANKS.

~AnO VI u0bANN0.
Not being able to meet and thank
each one of you personally, I wish
to take this method of expressing my
appreciation of the assistance both
financial and moral, during the re-
cent illness and death of three men,
bers of my family.
Rev. Albert Hid,
Washburn, N. D.
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BACK FROM LINTON.

Attorney r. N. Stevens and Court
Stenographer Madden came up in Mr..
Stevens automobile from Linton Sat-
urday morning, where they had been
attending court durt during the past
week.
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SOLD THEIR HOUSE,

SOCO I5EJH FOUSE.
John Richie and wife were in the
city Saturday, and while here they
sold their residence on the corner
OF Third street and Avenue D, to
G. J. keenan,.
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GUARANTEED AGAIN.
= Bessie keenan, has mild case OF
scarlet fever and the family is in
quarantine again. This will probably
be the last case in the family.
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HOME FOR SUNDAY

A. B. WEIGH came home from
Steele for Sunday. He reports that
village to be busy one just at the
present time.
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SUNDAYS At MENOkEN.
Frank Harris and wife and little
daughter went to Menoken to visit
over Sunday with Mrs. Harris broth.
er, Lyman, and family.