Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-03-31
CITY STORE NEWS

A new fire brick oven floor has been
put in the Hartman Cafe oven which
increases the output and makes bak
ing easier. A feature of Saturday sales
have made them hustle to fill orders
on that day recently. One ad appears
today.
With the ice broken in automobile
sales it is expected others will fol-
low soon in the selection of their ma.
chine for 1911.
John Yegen will have fresh straw.
berries and other fruits for TOMORROW
according to his ad today.
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Toys for the little fellows are much
in demand now. Today some of the
later styles are portrayed in S. E.
Bergeson & Sons invitation on an.
other page.
The musical festival management at
jamestown have decided to use good
business judgment this year, and ex.
tend an invitation for you to hear
the famous orchestra and s0loist pro-
cured for that occasion. You will find
it in this issue.
A good idea as suggested by lady
shopping at A. w. Lucas Co. With a
friend she was buying clothing for her
children, selecting millinery trim
mings, little girls hats and miscellane-
GUS remnants of staple goods for daily
wear. II occasionally look over
remnants, odds and ends in ribbons
like these" she said, "and by so doing
can often secure nice children's cloth
ing for almost nothing"
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The Woodruff Electric Shop have
been busy from their opening, which
is an excellent way to start out.
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Transient people say the popular
dinners served by Pierce's Restaur-
ant are above the average over the
state, and make it point to drop
in for them when in town.
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When the son of Ham philosophiz-
ed that the science of life was to EN-
Joy yo' se'f' he must have had in
mind the show now being presented
at the Grand theatre.
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Two dairymen were exchanging ex-
periences yesterday when one said the
farm where he was reared as boy
was so large that his father always
1iccn1 hio Nfhnr h0f4r0 To rfinor tn
milk on Monday morning, because it
would be Saturday night before he re-
turned. That's nothing" said the
other. when a kid, remember the
farm at home was so large when the
children were sent out to milk the
cows it took SO long to reach the
barnyard that the milk would be brot
back by their grandchildren"
Several Italian serenaders from the
land of song are at the Orpheum thea
tire tonight and Saturday.
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Did you ever experience the condi-
ton of the party E. L. Faunce tells
about today. It's a good thing-in
the right place.
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Many flc-ers offered for special
prices will be an attraction at Hos
kins' Saturday.
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The announcement of E. S. Pierce |
for police magistrate appears in the
paper today.
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Governor Hcch of Kansas, says the
more your enemies knock you the
greater favor they confer. It takes !
fight to stir a man up and make his
best efforts develop for wading thru
the mess. And that Hoch is governor
is evidence his ideas win out.
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A four-dushing salesman ventilated
much heated air as to his ability to |
sell goods recently, saying he could |
even sell kindling wood in hades."
Old Bill Jones scratched his head.
There may be some class to you as
4 salesman" he said, ''but I want !
man that can get repeat orders"
GARBAGE HAULED.
Ashes and garbage hauled on short !