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Geo. v. Cunningham, cashier Of the
Driscoll State bank, who has been
visiting at Waseca, Mimi, and differ
ent points the past three weeks, re-
turned home Sunday. The seeing OF
Jeffries and Gotch in action did not
agree very we'll with George, as he
has been on the sick list since his
arrival.
The Meyers brothers are filling the
creamery ice house this week and as
it will take in the neighborhood of 80
tons of ice it will take them some
time to complete the contract.
Windal WOODBURY. has the con-
tract for filling the City meat market
ice house, and is busy these days.
Ole O?sel Of Aberdeen, S. D., has
recently rented the blacksmith shop,
formerly owned by r. Fredrickson,
and has opened the doors for trade.
Mr. Opsal contemplates bringing his
family here in the spring.
F. c. Pope, the popular pool hall
man. has recently closed a deal for
the bowling alley, and will operate
both establishments from now on.
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the stormy weather. Nevertheless,
quite an interesting program. was rem
dered, consisting OF couple of dia'
logues, several songs and number
of recitations. Organization was
postponed until the next meeting,
Friday night, january %. The young
folks are displaying quite a lively in
terest and considerable talent, and the
indications are that we will have
some rattling good entertainments
before spring.
Several good things are already in
store for the next meeting.
H. Gierkie is feeling pretty good
over the fact that his house has fl
nally been coaxed into its proper
place.
There will he German church SER
vices in Frances school house No. 2
next Sunday, January %. Rev. De
Bere of Marion Junction, S. D.. will
preach. Services will begin at II: 80
in the morning Immediately after the
Sunday school house.
We understand that Rev. Stolberg
will hold church services In Naughton
school district week after next and
may possibly preach a sermon in the
Frances school house.
Herman Schoon has a brand new
cutter. He made it himself.
Carpenter Rue is at work again up
on Knolrs house. II this nice wealth
or continues they will By able to COM
plet the building soon.
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Guy Harvey was visitor in Bis
marck Friday.
Hogan Wellman returned from his
holiday trip to Iowa Saturday.
C.. Gaskell and wife left for "TRIP
to Minneapolis and La Crosse, WIS.,
Sunday
&c. Fogerty has charge of the lum-
Der ward in Mr.. Gaskill's absence.
Elmer Stevers was over from NC
Kenzie Monday on business.
The band boys received their in
strunents this week and have been
PLAYING morning, noon and night.
This is a very good thing for Ster'
ling to have "a band, and we nope
they will get the support they should
have.
Thos. Parke came up from Fuller
ton the first of the week to assist MS
son, S. T. Parke in the store. He ex'
pects his family in a few days.
l.. E. Heaton was over from NC
;Kenzie Friday on business.
C. H. Lundquist was delivering
meat in Sterling this week.
Mrs. P. Random was in Bismarck
Wednesday.
Geo. H. Mum, the collector for
Winnor-Adams Co., was up from the
village of Steele Thursday.
VIM. Taylor has been over from
Driscoll ON business this week.
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Every common herd Of cattle con-
tains one or more cows OF, or ap-
mroaching the type described in the
last series.
These should form the basis OF
foundation stock of a better dairy
herd, and whether one or twenty cows
are kept, the aim should be to get
those that will produce most econ.
omically-that is the ones that Will
use even high priced food stun and
convert it into daily products at
good profit.
The dairy herd should be headed
by "a pure bred bull of some dairy
breed, by all means of distinctlvely
dairy type, masculine in appearance
prepotent, and descendant OF rec
ognized milking stock.
The farmer owning small dairy
herd will do much better to go in
with his neighbors and buy a good
bull than he will to buy one himself.
The companv will be able to get
better animal and at the same time
reduce the individual expense. They
will lay the foundation Of a neigh
borhood herd. bred along similar lines
and in this ioo-operative breeding of
live stock neie1hboring farmers will
find source of mutual profit. This
arplies quite as fully to other oper-
ations as it does to the partnership
or cooperation breeding of dairy
stock.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-20
FORT BERTHoLD
INDIAN RESERVATION

The new elevator at Rec has been
completed. The new hall at Kasmer
has also been finished and the first
danl@e was given Saturday night Mr..
H. G.. Klindwcrth and wife and Mr..
William Ruvman of Rec, attended. A
good time is reported.
B. R. Snodgrass and wife, who re-
signed last September as teacher and
housekeeper at NO. dav school. have
been reinstated and will take charge
of the school Monday. Jan. "a.
Mr.. David lHlolmberg. manager of
the Rec lumber yard. was called to ex-
pansion on business Monday.
Mr.. Newmark of Fabowoods. is at
tending to business matters at Yank-
ton, IS. d.. this week.
Burr Sloane and James Eagle of
Elbowoods, ACCOMPANIED Simon Grow
to Jamestown this week.
Byron Wilde attended to business
at E|bowoo1s Friday and Saturday of
last week.
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We are glad to note that some
kind hearted person has come to our
assistance in the matter Of cleaning
news from this corner of the world
Naughton P. o. has large patronage
and we realize our inability to cover
the field thoroughly in our reports
In spite of the sad affliction that be-
fell his ears, We trust our icontem.
porary will still be able to hear of
plenty Of news for this column.
Miss Ellen Ryberg has been hav-
ing seige of the grip for the past
week or two.
Mrs. Robert Edberg, who was ser
iously i'll in Bismarck, is now said to
be out of danger though still quite
sick.
F. Cramer has been having a mum.
Der OF visitors this winter to hear his
graphaphOne. He has a good many
new pieces which are said to be fine.
H. Nuttbrook has been back from
South Dakota for some time. His
father died while he was there.
The Frances school board held their
regular meeting at the school house
on Tuesday Of last week. Every mem.
Der was present.
Messrs. Harm and Ed. Tellinghau.
sen left for South Dakota Thursday
# last week. They expect to make
visit of counle of months or so
among their old friends and acquaint-
ances down there.
Superintendent Vigness ;aaid Wis
1t to the Frances school one day
last week. He found nineteen pu.
nils present and in the midst of their
monthly examinations.
The first meeting of the literary
society last Friday night was not
very we'll attended on account of the
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We are indebted to the Tribune
for one of the most handsome calen-
dars which adorn our walls. The
large sized figures hre Ia pleasing
feature, but best of all is the fact
that we Ican have the dates of three
months all ON one page, thereby saw
ing time If one wants % look back
one month or forward one Accept
our thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailev returned from
Bismarck Thursday night, after spend
ing a couple Of weeks with their
daughter, Mrs. Cook.
MIR. Chas. Our thinks these are
busy days with his feed grinder under
power from morning until lantern
light.
Miss Lille Nicholson returned to
Harvey Tuesday after sp nding a very
pleasant holiday with her parents.
Mr.. Charles Kuehl was in McClus-
ky Thursday as witness for Carl John
son in making final proof on his home
stead.
Mr.. S. L. Jardahl was a Bismarck
visitor last week, making final proof
on his claim.
Mr.. Axel Solder was Wilton visit
CIR Wednesday. He brought back a
load of coal for Humphrey Bailey.
Rumor tells us that Mr.. William
Steinel has purchased a gasoline rig
and will be ready to turn over the
prairie as fast as any one the CON-
ing spring..
Mrs. G.. F. Our spent Wednesday
and Thursday with Mrs. Axel Solder.
Mr.. George Albertson had fifty-five
bushels of feed ground through Chas.
Ours mill the other day, running it
all Through in one hour and a half.
Mr.. William Steinal made lcommu-
tation proof on his homestead last
week.
Mr.. John Howe was viewing the
sights in Bismarck last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey Bailey
went to Bismarck Thursday. Mrs.
Bailey is somewhat improved in
health but is still taking treatment.
Mr.. Chas. Richards is hauling grain
to Wilton for L. Skeels.
Mr.. Axel Solder received word last
week from Mr.. John SKYE, saving he
had reached NORWAY in safety and
was having good time.
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Mrs. T. P. Wilkinson returned Sat
urday from Nebraska where she has
been taking care of her mother Mr..
Wilkinson will prove up on his home
stead soon.
H. Mackey received word of the ill.,
ness of his mother in Worcester, O.,
and left for that place a week ago
today.
O. C. Brace left Tuesday by way of
Goodrich to visit brother in Emmons
county.
J. F. Lyle. who is teaching the
FleIck school this side of Goodrich had
the misfortune to have his horses
stray away in the New Years storm.
They consist of two sorels one gray
and one roam.
When we read of the SNOW and
weather they are having in other
states we feel that we are getting off
pretty easy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-20
GERMAN REVIVAL.

The meetings at the German Evan
ge2ica' church are increasing in inter-
est and attendance each successive
night. Gods word proves not to be
void. "A number Of souls showed
the desire to give themselves to their
Master. Rev.. Movius spoke on the
topic LOSS and CAIN" Tonight's
service will begin again at 7:45 with a
song service. followed by sermon by
Rev. Movius. Come and get the benz
fit of these evening services. A cor.
dial invitation is extended to all.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-20
ENTERTAINED.

a number Of friends at their home
near Arnold last Tuesday, in honor
of Mr.. Olson's thirty-sixth birthday.
An enjoyable time was had by all,
and at a late hour all departed wish
ing MIR. Olson many more happy re-
turns of the day. Those present were
Harry Johnson and family, Fred Hoge
and family, Richard Borner and fam
Nv and Olaf Gunderson and family;
Miss Edith Baumgardt; Messrs Van
Couch, Mike and Philip Ryan. VIM.
Borner Ernest Baumgart, Elmer
Ames and Otto Hoge. Mr. Olson re-
ceived a number of nice presents.
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Eddie Anderson. Ole Anderson and
Clas. r. Wade went to McClusky on
Friday and proved III, on their respec-
tive claims. Del McVey accompanied
them as witness. The parties have
nice places and good improvements.
Chas r. Wade. on his wav home
from McClusky last Friday night be-
came tangled up in the directions and
for awhile wandered around on the
prairie. He at last reached home
and if YOU want to know how a per-
son feels when lost. ask G.. r.
Kres Peterson dined at J. r. Jones
place Sunday night.
Mrs. James Wade and son, Samuel,
took supper at Ole Anderson's Sum-
dar night.
There will be a dance at Andrew
Akerland's Saturday night.
Nellie Anderson spent SUNDAY with
Mrs. Josie Brose on Josie's claim.
There is some talk of a creamery
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DR.. M. Reynolds of Goodrich, was a
professional caller in our neighbor.
hood this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Keller mourn
the loss of their little daughter Iva
Grace, who died last Monday from
diphtheria. Their many friends feel
for them the deepest sympathy in
the loss of their dear little girl.
F. Blake has purchased new pi-
anO.
M. Noonan entertained several of
the neighbors at cards Saturday even
ing. An oyster supper was served
and all present had most enjoyable
time
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Champion and
their little son and daughter, have
returned home after spending some
time visiting Goodrich and eDnhoff
relatives.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-20
FISH! FISH! FISH,!

Now is the time to lay in your
supply of fish for lent. We just bought
a large amount of fresh fish which are
fresh caught and shipped here d.
rect. Buy at once as they will not
last Gussner, you know, will sell
things regardless of profit by buying
fifty to one hundred pounds. Six and
one-half cents a ,pound smaller guam
titles, six and three-quarter cents per
pound. Everyone can get good fish
at small cost George Gussner, the
Grocer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-20
Weather Conditions.

The pressure is below the normal
except in the extreme southwest, and
moderate temperature prevails in all
narts Of the country from which re-
ports are received. The Indications
are for partly cloudy weather Thurs
dav with slightly lower temperature
ORR1S w. ROBERTS,
Official in Charge.
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at Alta in the near future. Now this
would be ia step in the right direction.
Why not all who are interested put
their shoulders to the wheel and help
it along.
]. w. Granting will give dance at
his place Saturday night
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Correspondence
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:: M'KENZlE. "
q. q. - = = -

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thompson ar
rived home from Iowa where they
have been visiting.
Under the auspices of the M. W. A.
Mr. w, B. Townsend will lecture on
"Chips and Bark" Thursday, January
27. Admission free.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Leach Wednesday, January rs. Every'
one is invited to attend. =,
Windsor Heaton went to St. Paul
Monday with the lumbermen. .,
Mrs. ]. F. Wildbang visited WIN
Mrs, Arnold Monday.
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LITERARY NOTES.
The February Outing.
8 . o q o q g

The February Outing.
The February number Of the Out
ing Magazine is unusual, in that it
covers such a large part of the out
doors in so little snace. It is d.
rect in it's appeal and interest to ev-
cry sportsman and lover of out dDor
life. For instance, there appears the
third and Last installmant of Harry
Whitnev's Hunting in the Arctic" in
which he carries us thr0uef, a walrus
hunt and up into the polar bear coun-
try. a very graphic account of that
region. "The return Of the Leaning
Tuna" by Charles F'rederh"k Holder.
celebrates the return of this wonder
full game fish to southern California
waters after an absence of nearly six
years.
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ATTORNEY KNAUF I'LL.

jamestown Capital: ATTORNEY
Knauf, who has been seriously i'll
at his home for several weeks, was
out of doors for the first time Sat
urday. His condition is improving
steadily, and he will probably be
back at the office in the course of
few days
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Weather Forecast,

For North Dakota - Partly cloudy
and colder Thursday.
For Bismarck and vicinity - Part
" cloudy and colder Thursday.
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For Sale.

House and fifty-foot corner lot, we'll
located on one of the best streets in
the city. Sidewalk on both sides,
paid for; water and sewer. It's a
bargain. See F. E. Young. ..
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The man who pays cash accumu-
lates no wrinkles on his brow, for
wrinkles go with worry and worry
goes with debt.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
Ground Feed, clean and sweet, pei
100 pounds, $1.4O; ton $25.
OSCAR H. WILL & co.
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Take Advantage Of This.

Turpentine, per gal, $1.O0.
Linseed Oil, per gal, $1.10.
For this month only. Do you want
some at that price. Call and see
Faunce, Fourth street.