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FOR sALE-REFRIGERAToR HOT PLATE
and oven, wood stove, rugs 9xl2, 20 prize
winning chickens, Arthur Leets strain STRAIN
""0 10-16-1
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roR sALE-A1R COMPRESSOR PUMPING
piant. condensing boiler, so h. p. compressor
Myers cutoff 1000 TT. air; assorted sizes OF ,d wHi
casing; prefer to sell complete, but would
senarate. HADLEY LAND AND WATER
CO., r. F. D. No. 2. Box 277 Phone Boyle
1920. v-zo-lV-A-'-iV-'t
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DENTISTS
ISsc --~65oe mann S6S-5oe Sisissf1e 16eaIef
Bldg, B45 S. Bdway. F56Sl; Main 3SI0.
7-1-tt
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FOR sALE-RHoDE ISLAND RED CHICK ezi5-
ens' cm' 's 10-16-l
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rop sAI,E-oNE RETURN TICKET TO
SAT- Lake city. Good until october 26:
9al. ,a o1es1 10-1b-3
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ATToRNEYs An LAW

SPECIAL ATIoNs-PERsoNAL
injury claims speciality; estates settled. }.
W. MACY. b3s Douglas bldg. Phones;
AS5as. Main ebag. g
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physicians

DoCTOh, SHORES AND SHORES ARE
strictly reliable expert medical specialists In
the cure of deafness, catarrt ana all manner
~ chronic nervous and blood diseases OF men,
women and children. II years OF continuous
success, with record Of over 100000 treated,
Make NO MISTAKE Their new offices in
fha HD-;NE BLDG, Third and Spring sts.,
have every modern equipment. Take elevator
or easy stairs to ROOMS 222 to 225, and con-
eult DOCTORS SHORES FREE. Terms for
treatment low and uniform, So A MONTH for
ali catGFrh chronic diseases; medicines free.
Hours to 8, evenings, 7 to s; Sundays, 10
s-17-tf
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Asthma

THIRIAKA cured mo entirely after 40
years suffering, and is curing many
others. No Morphine, No Cocaine, No
Heart Depressor. / want every sufferer
with Asthma, Bronchitis, Short Breath
and catarrh to test this new Antidote
FREE. Asthma spasm relieved instantly.
Nasal Polypus cured by absorbing.
ASTHMA CLINIC, AIT Byrne Bldg, Third
and Broadway. Hours. IL to 1. 10 Z,
Sundays 10 to 12. 1o-1-2-sun-u
DR.. c. C. Logan. oculist. sO2 Grant Bldg:
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German, English
Shorthand

BY experienced teacher. Terms moderate
7s0 w. S1st st. Phone South 44s6.
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GOOD PRINTING

Cards letterheads, envelopes, society work,
wedding invitations; prices right. PENN
PRINTERY, 2616 Pasadena ave. lO-l6-I
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TIME AID FOR THE PRICE OF 2, OR
insertions for the price OF o. ASK the
HERALD Counter Man. 9-4-sun-tt
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CANITARIUMS-

A TIME AID FOR THE PRICE OF 2. OR
Insertions for the price OF 8. Ask the
HERALD Counter Man. 9-4-sun-tf
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IMPERIAL CEssPoOL PUMPING CO.
We take out largest load. West b39s
22040. E-l0-t
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FOR sALE-TWo LADIES' TICKETS TO
800 - 10-16-1
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All trains daily except those marked as
follows: "a" Sundays excepted; "b'' Sum
days only.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-17

St Louis November 2-Hon. Chos D. Morris Chairman Of be
Republican State Committee, ucsor wav,red q moment in his faith
lin the Republicans OF Missouri While me deeply regrets the loss
of Republican congressman and represoutativea at no time has he
doubted the election of the full state tickle. He prepared today
the following address to the Republicans Of the state.
Congratulations and good wishes to the splendid Repubicanism
of Missouri.
l take of my hat to the thousands Of enthusiastic and loyal par
ty workers who made our victory of Tuesday possible. In the
face Of tremendous odps, with the trend toward Democracy and
an opposition supplied with abundant means We have kept the
faith and thoroughly established our state in the Republican col
.umn.
The election OF our full State ticket tns yelt ought to inspire
every Missouri Republican with raaav3I loyalty % tle Srelt par
discharge of every official and parsy duty we viii continua TO grow
in the respect and confidence Of tbs people Of Missouri, and thus
coutinne to deserve the sort Of Victories We have been winning
during the paat few years.
A word here to our'party worker, and committeeman: Keep up
your organization for 49,. Intelligent handling OF our party or
.ganizstion in the several counties of the state will cement and So
.idify the rank and file of our party and make US an inyincble force
during the next campaign.
Before returning TO my home want TO express my sincere ap
recitation Of the manner ia winch the great body Of Missouri Re
pubHcans responded to our appeals throughout tine entire cam
paign. The nrganizaion was energetic and Elective, while the
rank and file OF our voters demonstrated that they are not easily
sveryed from the path Of duty by the spacous arguments of the
political mbgwump and malcontent. No other state in the Union
to be proud Of this fact. The leaders Of our party in the nation
appreciate it, and will hereafter credit Us with being an asset Of
some value to the party.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-17
FANuIEs

Missouri went wet-but it is
still mighty dusty in our part OF
the country.
Mrs. Sam Lane went to Fl.
Scott Saturday to visit her par
elts and also a sister whom she
has not seen for several years.
w. L. Rider is quite sick of
typhoid fever. DR.. Delamater
is waiting on him.
Meeting began at Bethel Mon.
day nigh. Rev. Barnes Of Shell
City will help in the meeting.
We hope every one will take an
interest and help all they can to
make a good success We hear
there ore meetings both at Car
bon Center aud Centeryiew now.
Marvin, the eleven months old
o of r., Burkholder and wife is
very sick, The doctor pro-
nounced The trouble, indigestion
From reports, all must have
had a most enjoyable tim Satus'
day night AZ the hocial given at
the Johnson home. Punch and
waters were served.
Several of the farmers around
here delivered hogs to-day.
Mr.. Burkholder made a trip
% Shell City last week with
wheat for JAe Zeuer Milling o..
10 make into flour, lie mas a
fine lot Of flour too.
Mr.. G. w. Snafer Sr, and wife
spent Sunday with Grandm
Eagley. Mrs. Eagley is Grip
pied up with rheumatism.
John Marx has heen doing
some improving on his house.
the kitchen roof put
lng in windows, 10 fact he is Tx
ng his home up about right
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-17
Saturday
BARGAIN Sale

Again we put out extra values
for Saturday, You should al
ways look Cor these bargain sale
advertisements, they may be the
meas Of saving on money
AZ roc Large Size Salad bo Wis
regular price 3se Saturday
pIice roc At lac Medium size
salad bowls regular pr ce 2oe
saturday price I4e At c One
big assortment Of decorated dish
es your choice Saturday price ooc.
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A N P HALEY
BARGAIN STORE
los S. 9Th ST. RICH HILL, NO..
"We Sell II FOR less"

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j. II. Williams Of Pittsburg,
Kans. , spent Sunday with his
amily here.
Edgar Ingram, one OF the
Star theatre owners is reported
as recovering from a long attack
of the rheumatism.
Osborne Leedy Of Butler visit
ed home folks here Sunday.
John Kreiger of Adrian spent
Sunday with relatives and friends
in this city.
VIM. Weeks aud family Of But.
Ter spent Sunday with friends
in this city.
Quite a large crowd Of farmers
traded with our merchants Sat
urdays
The Opera Drug Co will move
10 their new quarters in the Jar
ison building which was recent
ly purchased by them some time
next month
The winter winds have begun
to blow and once more the Goa
bill cuts a figure in the house
hold expenses.
Mr. and Mrs Harley McCartl
and children Of Kansas City who.
nave been visiting the family Of.
DR., Smalley Of this city return
ed TO their home Sunday.
Mr.. h Graham OF Pleasanton,
Kans. who was a business visitor
in this city Monday made the
TRIBUNE a very pleasant call and
has our thanks for a renewal OF
subscription.
There is a habit common among
the young men much more dan
gerous than il appears and WEIGH
may lead to results extremely
disasterous the habit Of borrow
ing money. IL is q habit con-
tracted with great ease and once
started there is no knowing
where il will end. A few dollars
are borrowed To please some pas
sing fancy with every intetion Of
returning the loan in a short
time. But the thoughtlessness
which caused the purchase Of An
article beyond ones meant like
VIE allows 40, mtorya. To- ulapsn
without ans provision bong ma @
10 meet the obligation i'rIhau
half the dyOt ls ready, but more
money is borrowed from auull rr
friend va complete The amount
and sult continues Huu hu''"'y
a number OF d b., re- euu
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-17

Sunday School at Fairview is
improving nicely. II you want
to go to a good S. S. just go to
Fairview.
We know our scribbling does
not amount to much-if anything,
out seems like the editor could
send us a paper once in thre e O
four weeks.
We beg pardon, we'll attend to
1t in the future.-Ed.
X. X. X,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-17

Judge John j. Marcn Of New
ada, was a visitor here Saturday .
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in Bismarck Monday.

in Bismarck Monday.
The revenue collector made this
town Friday.
Miss Kautt has been up from Daw-
son the past week. visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs. James Marek.
The Sterling hotel changed mana
gers Saturday, when M. H. Nelson
moved in and took charge.
Mrs. T. Mattson left for Rochester,
Mimi, Monday. She has been ailing
for some time and the doctors here
do not appear to do any good so she
thought better to go to Rochester and
have the experts examine her. We
hope nothing serious ails her. and
that she will soon he back as good as
new. Her sister, Mrs. Random, went
with her and she will stop off in st.
Paul to have her eyes examined.
The Hartford Fire Insurance COM
pany's agent, IA. A. Comrie, visited IN
Sterling Thursday.
John Spidal was a visitor in the
village Thursday.
The blizzard Of Monday and Tues
day was the worst seen here for
some years. Since the blizzard 1t has
turned cold and the coolest morning
appeared to be Friday. At O'Clock
that morning our thermometer show
ed 81 below.
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Mr.. Emery Williams from up west,
was here visiting his brother-in-law.
Mr.. Howe, and his neighbors in this
burg last week. His wife is well and
the young daughter, Gladys, is grow
NJ Thursday morning was rather
stormy, but before noon 1t cleared
away and the people that wanted to
attend the Ladies Aid, were all seen
headed toward Jardahls, and a mer-
ry crowd it was. There was Mr..
Howe with his knitting but Mr..
Strand helped him on the knitting,
but bossed the job when he and Mr..
Solder went to pulling threads in the
fancy work, and proved good work.
ers at the dinner, too. But it was
pretty stormy to go home for it come
up stormy before night, so all were
glad to go home early. The next
meeting will he at Mrs. Wahl's.
Many great men were born in Feb
ruary, and it happened that our friend
Mr., Solder was valentine, so his good
wife thought to invite few friends
to help while away the day, and they
had a great day, for the male portion
of the friends played Carmels and
Croconole and could hardly be gotten
away from the board until 1t got to
storming so they were afraid they
might get lost going home. But the
feast must not be forgotten, for they
will all remember Mrs. Soder's ice
cream and strawberries, and wish for
next Valentines day. Mr.. Solder was
the recipients of some post cards and
presents.
Mr.. Chas. Kuehl has been on the
sick list.
Mr.. Tibbits and Mr.. Gornice of
Wilton, were out and took dinner
with Mr.. Fred Johnson Sunday.
mr. Garnice was out to look at his
farm that he bought of Mr.. Llrich
not long since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rand were in
these parts looking at farms to rent,
and we are hoping he will come this
way.
Mr. Humphrey Bailey has had two
weeks of school in Richmond town.
ship in Mr.. ;Slimorvitche's house.
Mrs. Bailey is sick again, but we
all hope she will soon be better. ).
Oscar Megison is over visiting his
brother, and Mr.. Carl Johnson is do
ing his chores.
Herbert Bailey has gone back to
work for his brother, T. l. Bailey, at
Garfield.
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one of our most popular and well
liked young people and will certainly
be missed by the younger set.
Miss Rosa Marvin returned to
Mandan Wednesday to resume her
duties at that place, after visiting
here for the past week with relatives
and friends.
August Soderholm returned Wed.
nesday from Wilmar, Mimi, where he
has spent the winter visiting with
relatives and friends and looking
over his old stamping grounds.
The revival meetings which began
in the local M. +. church on the 18th,
are very well attended and the peo-
pie are showing great interest In
them. They are in charge of Rev.
Carredine, who shows himself to be
a very able and convincing speaker,
and it is hoped by the good citizens
of Driscoll that his talks will have
a far reaching and beneficial effect
on the cmmunity.
will Wheeler returned to Driscoll
Thursday from his extended honey
moon through Iowa and other east.
ern states. He did not bring the
bride, but we are sure that she Is all
that a man of Wills fine nature
could wish for.
M. "A. .Mostue, formerly resident
of this vicinity, having lived on a
claim south of town, Is in the city
looking up old friends and discuss
ing old times.
r. E Redin sold at auction his
household good Saturday and Intends
to remove to Minnesota in the near
future. Hiney has been more or
less permanent fixture here for the
last year, being proprietor of the
popular bowling alley. We have not
learned whether the alley is to be
purchased bv some local parsonage
and remain here to entertain us or
not, but we can't hardly see whit
the local sports would do after sup
per if it were not for the alley.
Asa Thomas went to Bismarck on
Monday to look after his social duties
and incidentally attend to business
matters He went through on No. Is
Tuesday as far as Steele where he
attended the masquerade ball, and
was met by other feet shutters OF
Driscoll who drove down in the even.
ing.
DR.. Baer was attending to business
matters in Bismarck Wednesday, and
was in Steele Saturday and Sunday,
assisting DR.. Lodge of that place with
some operations.
John Gunderson returned to Dris-
coll Monday from Minnesota where
he went last week to attend the fun
eral Of his brother.
The district manager of the Mod
ern Brotherhood of America arrived
here Monday to assist Mr.. Taylor,
the local deputy, in organizing and
getting the lodge in runsdng order.
At present they have about twenty
applicants and expect to install a
lodge OF somewhere near fifty men,
bers.
We want to apologize for the lack
of news this week, IL our readers will
look over the deficiency this time we
will sure do better In the future. You
see the main squeeze. the Sherlock
Holmes Of Driscoll, is away this
week and we are only amateurs at
the business; devils, belive they
call them, but Sherlock will return
in the near future and II you didn't
get yours this week, don't get DIS
couraged. you have one coming and
will get it. So Just stick around.
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FURNISHED A SPECIAL

Mrs. VIM. L. Hughes and daughter,
Bessie. came up from jamestown
yesterday to be with William Hughes.
the injured engineer, who was brought
over from Mandan Tuesday night
The N. P. road furnished special
train for them to come. DR.. E. N
Freese and wife, came also. The
doctor is the company physician at
jamestown, and Mrs. Freese is a
niece of the injured man. He is do.
ing as well as could be expected and
has rested well in the last twenty
four hours.
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Mr.. P. P. Bliss has gone east on an
extended visit with relatives.
Willie maitland had the misfortune
to get a leg broken one day last
week, by getting kicked by a horse.
Just sixteen weeks ago he was kick
ed by a horse and had the same leg
broken.
IChas. Pennington and wife, pro2rie-
tors Of the Golden West hotel, are i'll
with pneumonia this week.
A box, social will be held in the
Golden West hotel March 4 by the
1910 ball team. Everyone Is invited
to come.
There has been no service on the
Linton branch for over week on &C
count of the twenty and twenty-five
foot drifts. The snow pillow left Nc
Kenzie Saturday morning, followed
by the train. They are still between
this place and Linton.
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HAIR VIM.

A certain relief from dandruff. fall
ing hair and scalp irritation. Simple
IN compound. delicately perfumed.
imparting vim and lustr, to the hair.
Ladies find it refreshing and deli
cate dressing. Does o.
not stain or dye. Man. -
ntactured and for sale ""'c@
by 5I;l3G
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Weather Condition.,

"edthSf C0n0ttt0n8.
The high pressure area which has
been central over the Missouri val.
ley for the past few days, is slowly
moving eastward. 1t is followed by
gradually decreasing pressure and
the indications are for partly cloudy
weather Thursday with slowly ris'
ing temperature.
ORRIS W. ROBERTS,
Oficial in Charge.
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Mrs. L. E. Ptak is giving her sis
ters at Turtle Lake an extended visit.
An old time storm made its ap-
pearance here Monday night and all
day Tuesday, and Jack Frost" has
been doing good work for few
days.
Miss Winnefred Halvor, teacher In
school No. 2. is taking a weeks va.
cation on account Of some eye trou-
BILE. Miss Granting OF Pleasant
View, takes her place as teacher.
Malcolm and Maryland Christensen
are back from their Minnesota trip
and they say they won't miss another
days school till school is out in
April
Steven Bachar is back on his claim
once more, after doing chores and
cooking for himself at Christianson's
while they were visiting in the
southern snow banks of Minnesota"
Ferdinand Rem had an auction
sale on the 23rd when he sold his
horses and machinery.
T Iduh III doAAohd was LII AMtCluShy
Saturday.
John F. Novak is expected to be in
this neighborhood the soming season
to run his fathers place.
A. NJ, Christensen is marketing his
wheat at McClusky these last few
weeks
Sam Sladek EXPECTS to get a steam
blow outfit and will break a lot of
land this. spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kramer arc the
proud parents Of another boy. That
is what we need. more men to work
the many unbroken acres of North
Dakota.
Paul Kramer has a team of horses
for sale for 5000 cash.
ID. 2. Ruler and family have been
visiting with Mrs. Rulers folks in the
Turtle Mountain district for a short
WHILE
Tom Novak is spending the winter
at the Wilton coal mines. His sister
Mary, is tending to his horses and
stock while he is away.
Chas. Wilmot has sold his farm in
section 81, this township, and the
news comes double strong that he is
going to run the L. H. Ong place at |
Garfield the coming year. and has the
promise of some Fair One" to do the
cooking for him, too.
Philip VAIL leaves for Canada in |
the spring.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-02-24
AN OLD TIMER.

J. T. Wantland, the n. P. yard
master at Jamestown, came up on the
special Wednesday to see w. l..
Hughes, who is at the hospital in an
injured condition. He was in the early
days, yardmaster in the Bismarck
yards, and left here for jamestown
in 1889. He notes great changes for
the better in the city since he lived
here.
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Frank Morgan returned Friday
from LIE Sueur, MIMI, where he has
been visiting since Thanksgiving.
M. H. Nelson made trip to Bis
marck on busisess Friday.
DR.. Baer was over from Driscoll
Thursday, examining applicants for
the Modern Brotherhood lodge. Mr..
Cooker has had good success so far
getting members and as soon as the
head lodge acts on the applications
the lodge will be gotten under way
here. From what we hear Of the Or
der it is a good one, has good plan.
and everyone who is interested In
life insurance should see Mr.. Cooker
and join.
Mike Reddy was seen on our
streets Friday.
Martin Hanson was doing business
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PROLONGED A FEW DAYS.

The second annual 9 cent sale at
the wonder" store. on Main street.
will be continued for few days
more on account Of the severe bad
weather on Monday and Tuesday.
Bargains here for cents and less,
that are unequalled. You should take
advantage OF this sale. Successors to
y. ]. Kuhn & Co.
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the new hotel building which Mr..
Patterson intends to erect on his
property on the corner of Main and
Fifth streets.
PROPERTY MOVES.

S, S. Clifford, proprietor Of the
Star restaurant, has purchased the res
idence lot Of Tom WEIGH which is on
Broadway, near Sixth street. Mr..
WEIGH will build him a new home on
Eighth street. There is considerable
inquiry for city property in various
sections of the city.
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TO BE BURIED At HOME

A brother of Hans Johnson, who re-
Gently committed suicide here, came
to the city and took charge of the
remains and left with them Tuesday
for Sioux Falls, Ia, his mothers
home, where they will be inferred.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-02-24
G. A. r. ATTENTION.

Members of the J. IB. Mcpherson
POST, G. A. R.. will meet at the resi-
dence of the late w. o. Ward at 2
o'clock this afternoon, to escort the
remains Of the departed comrade to
the Methodist church
JOHN .MILITT,
Commander.
A. D. CORDNER,
Adjutnat.
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GONE TO GET POINTERS.
E. G. Patterson and wife left for
Chicago Tuesday afternoon to he gone
ten days. The time will be spent In
looking up points in connection with
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Weather Forecast.

Till p. m. Thursday.
For North Dakota - Partly cloudy
Thursday with slowly rising temper
ature.
For Bismarck and vicinity - Part
ly cloudy Thursday with slowly ris
ing temperature.
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PRESBYTERIAN BROTHERHOOD
"A meeting of the Presbyterian
brotherhood is called for tonight at
8 o'clock at the Presbyterian chapel.
Important business.
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BROTHERHOOD MEETS

6HOJ TEHF5OOO MEETS,
The Baptist Brotherhood meets to-
night in the brotherhood rooms of
the church, at clock. After brief
business session the program COM
mittee will furnish entertainment for
the evening.
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A-StatiOnS.
R-Min. temperature in last - hours
C-Max. temperature in last "a hours
D-Velocity of wind.
E-P-ecipitation in last "a hours.
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N NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

N NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
l, the undersigned. will not be re-
spons'ble for any bills contracted for
by Mrs. NJ. F. Christianson. of Bis
marck, y. D., until such time as she
returns to her family.
F. CHRISTIANSON,
40 Main st., Helena, Mont,
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BORN.

BORN.
On Monday night, February 81, a
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
Register.
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THE CITY

Furnished by Authority OF the secre'
tary Of Agriculture, Bismarck
N. D., Feb. 20.