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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21

melt 1eoiefen. pnb Der Grfinber uui
e!eftrli6em 8e9e elm 8uh brufe,i
fpunte, BET Dem feline Sruderidrpdr3e
beuist lpirbc. Nber Der gngldneer
lroQtc icinc grfinSuug. ebe or lie pere
GiEcHiildjtc, exit Ioreit ausar6citen,
EaT tic int SroBeu @aSitabe benuet
ic2rheu fcun. Ia5 lit linn jest aez
lungen. Scine Wnidiac Geia,Bt tid,t
n,ebr ieId,.es Napier. inuhcrit trodes
nc~, 0as nit @bcnifal; inprd9riert
lit, Die Der &apiernaiie ipdbrsnb FER
Sabtifattpu b~eiaemcnst iper6cn. Sci
REM nclten Grudoerfahren fpir0 Oct
Gnlinbsr, aui penn Der Shriftlab 0uis
qcipannt miro. MN uitt mehr ron
eincnl ocr!pidclten 8ol5enipiten NIT
&ruderi@rdr3e perIorat, ~Ipubecn bic
Ier id,nrutigite urb heifc!'ie Sbeii Der
gnnScn Grudmaifine iii ilherfll'iiN
~gctrorben. Ter Sdr;itiae mr. aui
cen, inprGanirten Tapisr oieinltbr
baburh BEN ittpar5en Nborld herpor,
tnB oas Sapier iiber cine Wtetauz
platte lduit, u,b oaB aIeihscitis Der
NtCIiilIuN SiLOHt puttl XII OAAtltlbr
9cbt. Sc nod Der Irf hc3 Wctdacs,
ba5 ais llnteriage Dient, uub ie mad
Der Sn1rrdguicruna reS &apier5 fem
ncn nm idmmtlihe Teaenbo9enfarber
berbor9crufen ipcrScr. il es ioa io8ar
mDalih iein, &unItuerfe in Sarbens
cbtouullseu 5l rcprdientircn. Scs
ionpers fir rcn Scitinesbrld fDnnte
btes Teriobrcn obnc Oruderi6tpdr5e
ipenu lid, Die Mittbeiluus in ibren
ga,l5en llmfnnee bcitdtist, BON Del
grofteu Wiatisteit ipcroen, bsnn bns
8ruden aeht babel erheblih ldneller
cS iperben ircuigcr Irbeitsfrdftc Sc.
brnuft, auBerbem fbnntc baS Ibfaa=
papicr, bas bi6bcr ne9en Der Ser.
uureiuieung nit 0ritderiGipdr5c be
nelter @crnrbeituna III mod ais
8ndpupier Su ~perfpertbeu mar, nod
ais Orudpapier pertpenbct t,erbcn
heun bic hurh ben eleftriiGen Strpn
berpprseruieue Sdrbung fam. 10 be:
itdnoi9 tic ionit and III, burd, cleftrps
lntiid1e 9ro5eiie polfommcn entfern,
fpcrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
aie6e iii6ren. MIs Mapor @eibeI ieir

2iebe iiibren. @ls Manor Seibel fem
An,t autrat, lagte er, Dab ct fin Seber@
mann 81 iprefeu lei. Seutc aibt cs
feiiten geamteu, 81 Dem man idtperer
gelaneen fam, ars Sltn1 Tapor. Sem
1olfe rurbe periprohen, bab bic
Gen,ter nnrf Ggperten aisscfiilt
tperben Ipaen. Ser bentiee 8einnbz
6eitscommiiidr Diiltpuufee's piro bon
Den aer8teu niht ais profeiiionelles
Witelieb anerfannt unb pieIe bebd,ip>
ten, er fDnnc fem Ie5ept beridrreiben.
Ser ipsiniiniifeu aSminiitration mnH
has s3enarif cmsseiteat fperbem, saR
lie niel n%erfprpdlcu mnn itihts CT.
retft bat. = r8uff. 8olfsfrb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
CHIC perfetrsteetnifetc
1Temernne.

Ser fiir3Iid in Der Gbriiti1naitrabe
(Serlin1 bon Der StruBcu3ugztSeieu@
lhaft .Ntiler" boraefibrtc ncunrtiae
Nutpmp6ils 2ait5ug lit bas critic unb
ein5iee StraSeu : 8iiterbcforberungs>
mittel, bas cine RlBfnit bon 10000
ailogramm init Der relotip bnber 8es.
ihluinbigfeit bon 10 bis IS &ilomctc,
in Der Shinbe borfpdrts betpegt. 9ieie
9eiitnHg. Die berjerisen elmer ffspds
feren &leinbabn unb b~erjeni9sn bon
feds Srbbentionals 2aittraftipd8en : ;
3iiaen eleiffommt, iptrb nidt irlr IN
Der @bene auf fpobl erbaltenen Stras
BEN ern1oaliht, ionbern aiih IN &C..
bireigem @eldnbe nit StetsunaeH bts
gu 10 Sro5ent. iptpie nuf Selbpesen,
ioear in loiem Sanoe. grmoaliht
nirb trof Ser giien6eretiung Der
Sabr3euse bieie 2eiifuns bnbur6, ba6
idmmtliGe Rdber nes Snees burh
gleftrpmotoren angetrieber fpcrDen.
Oie g%r3eugung beg sletfrifden Stros
MES finbet nuf ei1em b%eicnoeren N2aai
ihinenip1sen TAFT. Der feline ghtttGff
ioneern muir Die CUR grsengnrs Des
sleftriiheu 5troine3 erferbsrlihen
Serbrennun9smotoreu nnb 9pnantos
m,ai6inen. miberDem Die Steiierunaes
@inridtungen trdst, ipelbe nit Den
8abrIdnlteru TuIamnlen BON eiilerr
Mann beSie,it fuerbtn. Sic Cent
einrihture lit 10 getroffen, baS
idmnt[ide, benz Waidiaanpagen
iolsenOen Basen eenau ieiner epur
foleen, tpelhe &iirnen auf biefer int
mer bsi6reiben mag. Sie Steuerllr1
bes Ntaihinentpaseus ielbit eafoin
iDie bsi isbem S~rafhpasen our4 ein
Sanbra6.
BET Dem por9efii6rten 8uae mar Die
NnBIait bon 10000 &ilogramm auf
feds @aeen n~ertheilt. beren Inter
geiteIe bemienigen bes Maihinens
ipdaens nollfpmmet eleid limb. Sic
3abl Der anbanaeiuagen fann big AMI
10 Wagen, nlio fiir SO 5ennen Ruse
lnit, permebrt perber, iuenn es iih nm
einen Iersebr in cbcncm pber i6tpad
| gebirgigem 0eldnbe banoelt. Del acs
legentli6 nortommrenben itdrfsren
Steiauneen fam ser 3u9 icoerseit
nit leid,ter Miibc in 3ipci 3iiae ger
Iest frerben. SGnmtlide 8aacn -
MauItineuipoaen mrb Inbdnaer =
iinb ipmmetriih aus9ebilbet, ipbaS tic
nod apei Snbrrihrmigen bin pertpens
ret lpcrben tonneu. geim @efielu
Der Sabrriftline lit es MIR nDtbie.
luie bel cinem giienbnbu5nee, ben
8ubrer Waidlinenfpagen an bas an
Scre gnnc oes 3itges 8u icbcu.
Bon erheblider geOeutlma 6csiielid,
oieier nellnrtigen straBcnz 8iiter5ii8c
III Die SbdtlaHe, paB lid nu6 bier
gerabe Der @tettrotehntf in @cs
binoung NIT Der araftlpugcuz Snbu.
ltric EN- lpetteres alsIidtspollcs Pr
bcltsfclo erpffnet. - gcrlincr Ger
mania.
-+-f-@-
Gen 8ertb Deg shpciacns retrt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21

gin8eluc hineiu Der 3uiommeubana
8piifen Snrbn9aneupelt, Renidenz
peit nnb Hattenpeit lpiiienidaftlid
flareeIteat lit. Sic bon ben Sbiereu
meilt burd Germittelune Deg hinge
,5iefers anee'tedten, fiinmerlif gez
ndbrteu Weniheu perbreiten Die
aranfbeit duf Snnhelspegen, Die gro
ben Slubtbdler abpdrts an Den dine
iiihcn uub pitaiiatii6en SafenpldBen
lnp 10 lit CO altd I'M Sftober 1910
aeiChehen. 49,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
(@iugeianbt.
Sanserfeitsuetisen.

" / | paufe c, isis, tm Wdr5
1911. - Ser uriprilnslihe Elan
Der Sdngerfeitsg ehOrbe, pm Nnfmitz
tngc hes erireu Cages res SGuser@
fcites cine Sahncnehrung nb5ubnltcn,
lprrbe burd, cinen @eIhlub Der Sc
b6rhe. ipclhc geitern Nbcllb an elmer
SiBIng 3uinnmnentrot. fallen aclniier.
Gin llm6u9 Der Sdn9cr miro nbcr
ooh iGatiiinhcn, mn 3!uar rl;rhc. be-
IdllDnen. ciIlen Ipldcn am Gage hc3
9rnEcn &oliafciGc&. lrcldlcs an Sonlz
tag, rem %. Suni, itnttiinoen miro,
3u drrnl9lcrcn. Ser &rctutipz Mis-
ihub purbe benuftraQt, lid uaf elmer
geci9neteu RcrIonlihfeit nm3uichcn.
lrcldlc oils ~Seitmnrifal iulaiercn mo
Den Selt6u8 nr]rnnsiercn loIl.
Sic einouartieruug3 Srage mad,t
DEM %6uitdnhi9cn Nn$iAuB 5ien,lihe
aopfihmcr5cn. heuu cs lGlt jept
ifluer, bic gcsigneten Gllnrrierc fir
Die 9rnSe 3nhl Der ~nl,cpGrti3su 'Sdne
ger III finhen, lpelhc iif 6l bfur Scite
dmcl0en. BIC uripriinalidlcil Or
IplliN'tItIl ptA SSHIipt ltEp III UIE't4l
SlInftc bel mcitcm iib.rtroiien lreyncu.
renn itatt $500 Sdrecr. loic a,au 3us
crit nnunbm, hnbcn lid bcreits iibcr
300 acnlclhct, mn haS G]inaunrties
ru1gss Gomite murrs Dnber hennftragt,
eiuc Nn3einc i'll crlaiiel. unr 1ripatz
ourrttcrc fir Die nod, nidIt nntcracs
brohtcn Sdnacr ar erlnuger. Inter
Zen nod, nid,t llaferacbrod ,ten beiinr
bet iih and eiu Samendyur ams ct.
guuiS, iueifer iih III her StGrfs ppu
picr6ta beim &uriscnben Morris Ser
liua nnacmclhet rat.
G. miiroc ierrer heidloiicn, eli,
~;}irnu1cr I'M 6at6aluap . @ebdnhe als
paitptandrt,er Der 9ehorhe 5il niee
then. uub Der Scfrctdr tmirnc bcallis
trngt. nc Sfficc tdgli6 pun s llbr
@orgero bis 6 llbr Ibenbs pffeu
81 ba(tcn. ....s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
StaSee Scr Se3iaItftett.

Nadbbem bas iosiaIiHtf6e 8eeimcut
Der Stabt Nsilfpaufee bunoert ums
etlide mebr @ese porgeidlasen bat.
auf pei6e Weiie bas Rphl Der Stnbt
| aeforbert unb Die 8iirserShaft sebos
Der, iperben fonne. lit tbdtidflih MN
elm Sabr perfIoiien lInb ntd9ts erreift
iporoen. Sic ibealifiiheu 9rojette,
Die 10 laltt ansefiinbist frprben limb,
baben iih nidt erfilt; nut tpeniss
limb ipeiter aefomntetL aIs our an&
frase UNI Legislative 8eitdtisuns. gs
lieae,l allerbinss eeseuipdrtis A To-
3taltitilde 0tnBnabmen IN Der Staatss
2egislafur Dor, tpel6e 3ur grrihhins
perihiebener llfifitdfen berecbnet tnb.
0ieielben pariieren 5tpii6cn Der Ger
itcIlung itdbtiider g~isfahrifen biz gu
einem itdatiiden StrnBenbabnipiteml
| Solte Die 2egislatnr nm Oiefe TaB@
nabme pcrperFen, 10 bleibt ben So'
sialiiten Die .Nusrebe, Die alteu Bar
teien hGtten Die Mltsfibrllng i5rer
Tldne p%erbinbert. Rimmt cieielbe
aber Die Goridldse on, bann fonnell
Tie mieoerltm nenig ausrihten, neil
bic Staot bis 81 BEN dllBeriten 8rcn>
gen peridpllbet lit.
Sic grfplse, pel6e bic fo5ialiitis
Idle administration bis iest 81 perz
seidmen bat, Iirb f%raglid)er Hatur.
Sos itdbtiihe Sonntag Hadn1ittaaz
Concert siebt nDdbentlib ettpd 1000
GerIonen an llno toitet Die Sfaoi
800 per ISOLDE gum llnterbalt. Sas
Pint Ser @pmmiIiGrc fir offeutlihe
Mrbciten, nit $4,000 Soften ut arfees
bp6en uub oufiir elm Gommiildr nit
$4,000 @ehalt criartt. Ser 8c8en@
uGrtiae Gonmiiiar mar Sebrcr an
ciner Sailbperfsidule nit $1,000
@cbalt. Die Grperten IN Den uerlhte@
benen Stabts SepartementeH Iino, nns
ifatt nie periprpdem ourh Mitglieoer
beiber Yarteien, ourd S%o5ialiitcn err
lest pprben. 9as StraBens8 cpartez
ment bat aussebebute getriigcreier
beim 8on bon ab8ussfondlen ailfgee
bedt, no billiges Watcrial ltatt epn>
frcte perpenbet pirbe. Die Com
traftoren luuroen sesipi,nserL Die gbs
slasaraben ur,3i6nren. Die Strns
benarbeiter mirbcn 81 elmer Union
oroaniirrt. @iseutbnm ipilrbc gun
1reis bon 81, 100000 a~nsefauft, onS
ait ben ooppelten Werth bat.
Sic Administration bat ohnc Srngt
bic llntcritiienng Der beiicrn Glcnlentt
Der @innohncrifnft. Sest uper tretcr
alaaen bon olcn Seitcn mii. 81
lpirS geIaet, nnb 10 Dic!c Sndell 81
tbun pcriliht lrerben, rae lhlieblid
nidlts ill Stnnhe fpmnnc. Sernc,
rid,tct iid Die alnge gcaen Die Staots
reaierung. bab Die SnhGiitc Der Stab'
nm $4,000 per Snbr 9eiticgen lei
Sic Girden MAIDEN bnrauf diifntcrf'
lam. oaB nie Rordl Der Stuet nod
nid,ts aciuonncn babe, iinb boB oegcnz
mdrtig ouS @liidsIpiel perbreiteter lei
ais inter Der Siple : Nbmtniifrntion
Die Den So3talilten bic &ilie DC,
3ird1en berbcifiibrtc. Gin Semmid,uf
in Der 8ohliabrt Der Stnbt biloet oit
llneiniafeit 5piiben Ger N%bminiitrn4
tion nnn benz Ioli3eifef Saniicn, Der,
als inter Gibiloienit iiebenb. pbne Mns
flaae niht obaeIebt lperoen fanr
Sus Cater lit nngcblid, in boiler Vlii4
the. trpsocw Der Administration bic
3uitGnbc riht n%ubefanut iinb. Die
&atbolifen bcIGiocren lid. baB Die ip'
5ialiitiid<n Senben5en 5nr Sreicr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
besiurehe pproc!rien merpen ipa.

bc6iprGhc pprsc!cien merben ion. Die
8iiGGie ielbit aber iolen ale fiinl
Sabre lpie iiber Die auberr Sio5eians
aueeIcaen6eiten, 10 aud iiher bic Be-
fplaiR,e bieics Sefretes an ben Sl.
StitI berid,teu.
Iac etlpa entsegenitebenben Sprs
idriftcn unb @efpobnbeitcn tperbcr
burd Das eegeutpdrtige 9efret aut>
geDp6en.
@egeben 81, 8pm int Sauie Der III,
Sofrnmcuten : Congregation AM 8,
Iuguit 1910.
Garb. 5errata, Trdfeft.
Sb. o. III It mi, Setretar,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21

Sbalcif Der sroBe Suftnerp
lcbr tiei licDt, 10 III, CT bod iehr
empfinplih unb 3iiinpcb lit eiu al
8smciucs mn iebr idlmerShaites
&eiben. ct. SufohS Gel briuet bis
ami Den Sis oes Shmer5es unb furiri
eenieIben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
5MBabnte tes 2tbfaHes pen
Draefiaebcn Scr Central
ftene NeS Gentrab
tocretnS.

Sic Ginnabmen Ser G~entrnfitelle
ans benz 0erfnif bon 8rpihIren,
Hennp>@ lGt1eru ru,o 8inefn Der bier
Neonate bonn 1. Sftober 1910 big 81.
Sanuar 1911 baben iid I'M @ereleid)
at Den Ginnnbmen berielben Wonnte
oes @oriabrss mebr als p~er6cbnfa6t.
Gle betrlieeu $662.43 a~e9eriiber
$63.01. Sic 3ablen mad 0tonuten
,uidrrmeuoeIfeQt I0utcu:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
S6S.0t

pUO.oi YOOG.fc
Sic 3nhIcn iinb einerieitS Elm Be-
lpeis Der SbGtiefeit Der 8erfrmiens&
manner, benen elm GROCER GntbeI an
bieiem grfols 8~,tsuibreiben lit. ms
benz lie duf nas an lie I'M Oftober bon
Der Gentrafftelle dilsgeiaubtes Shret>
ben redsierten; arSererieit5 laiien lie
%erfennen, oab bas Sntereiie Der @era
cine fin ic5;afe 9eftiirc I'M WaGien
besrifen lit, penn cine sonac ansahl
@ereine baben bic Shriften beiteut
unb bafiir aus Dor @ereinstaiie
besablt.
ali6 bic bersleidenben 3abIer Der
Nbonnenents z8etrdse auf Dag .Gens
trail Nntt & SpeiaI Suffice" frGbrenb
berielbsn bier Wonate tpet5er cine
gans bebeutenbe 3uuaha,e fir bieies
8ednunssiabr allf. sc liefsn Elm an
on
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21

Sen 8ertb Deg Schtpciacns retrt
inns am c Iten Elm SdfpGser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21

eiuem curnpGiiaIcu @lott cntnimmt
bic ct. %ouiicr n&imcrifn" circ into
r%eiicntc @rfjubung, sic mcnn IL iih
bemabrt. cine formIidlc l~lnnpdl5unn
i'm 3eitunqss INN @uhNrut 8llr ;Solge
bnbcn mirh. Stntt hcr iiolidlrn
8rndcrihlpdr5c ipu glcftrj6itGt bIim
9rlfcu III Nnpeubun9 fommcir. Sir
@rfinbun0 itonuut o ciuem cu9li
idcn Gn9cnionr. 8ci clcftriid,cn Or
pcrimeutcn briiGts CT Suidaie cine
Miiu3c, sic ouf ben Gid gcinllen mar
unb i'm @egriff mar. iurt3uroacn, &C.
gen elm feAdtcs Ynpicr nuf elmer Gics
tnIIuuterlngc nub glcid3citig 9egcu
cine 1ic6t iiolicrte clcftriihe &eitunD
nno gu ieinem gritnuuen Ioh CT aui
benz Yopicr ciueu flnrcu. brauu9cs
fGrbtcn NbDruf Der Gtilu5e. las
mar bot etlpu II Snbrcn. 9erritS
Dor 10 Snbreu mar Die nlf bieIer Scs
obdhtuns aufgebaute @riinbuns 10
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Zines paters Hattidtiaa.

Snrrisburg, Sa., Z
rs. Scbr 10
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$48O.o7 St.722..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-23
BISMARCK Streets ARE
MORE METROPOLITAN
NEW LIGHTING SYSTEM RAcTED GREAT
COMMENT FROM VISITORS AND RESIDENTS cAPI.
tai CITY, WORK STANDS AS MoNUMENT{To CITY COMMITS.
SION. TO ENIERPR'sNe FIRM WHICH iNsTAlLEo THEM AND

Bismarck streets take on a decided.
ly metropolitan appearance these
evenings, when the new lights come
on. The new lights are known as the
cluster and ornamental kind. While
they produce the illumination they
at the same time are beautiful to look
upon.
"The great white way" is the man.
ner in which districts are designated
that are supplied with the cluster IL.
Elimination. Bismarck has more and
better street lights than any city Of
her size in the United States, if not
in the world.
There arm 1874 posts up to this time
in the Bismarck system. Each post
has five lights, four of 60 and one Of
100 watts, thus giving $40 watts to
the post. Some light this" you will
say.
The people who had charge of the
construction of the new light system
in Bismarck took much greater than
the average interest for the contrac.
tor. Grambs & Peet, are residents of
the city. When bids were invited for
the new lighting there was plenty of
competition. The contractors of
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Du-
luth and oioux City sought the job,
but the local firm of Grambs & Peet
won out, and the manner in which
they have done the work commends
them to other North Dakota cities and
the judgment of the Bis
marck commission. -"
Two and onejhalf miles of subma'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-23

rine cable Was used to convey the
electricity to the posts. This cable
is everlasting. There are three wires
insulated with, Perry rubber, being
covered ! and incased in lead pipes,
which is wound with asphalt hemp.
Over this one two layers Of steel
bands, covered with hemp and as
phaltumy This cable is buried two
feet under ground outside the curb
ing. This cable is brought up inside
the posts when. the connections are
made. f5j&:.%
Four of the lights will burn until
eleven o'clock 1t night and the top
one will burn all night.
The cable was laid in just nine
days, a wondrous feat considering
that the ground was frozen and som
delay was occasio1ed by failure of
the material to arrive on time.
The new light system extends from
Second to Seventh and from Main to
Thayer streets. There are four posts
to each side of a. square and they
make a fine appearance. 1t is ad-
mitted that the Bismarck job is the
vest in the state.
In testing out the lights it was
found that every post had keen pro.
perly connected. The work was all
done under the eye of an inspector
and the system in all its perfection
will be turned over to the city next
night.
North Dakota is fortunate In hav
ing a firm Of contractors so compe-
tent to do this kind Of york as
Messrs. Grambs and Peet.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-23

ing admitted to the bar he suddenly
determined to follow the popular
trail to California, and in ten years
F became governor Of the Golden
state.
The surest way not to fail IL 2
Stanford might have remained with
the rest Of the unknown wood-chop-
pers had he not been fired with en-
ergy and ambition. He seized every
opportunity and depended on con-
centration and determination to put
him through. He saved every dol
lar and continually applied his cap
ltal to Investment. Money gives
power, and money saved Is the flEst
round on the ladder to success. Mhe
man who persevereg and saves 10 the
best equipped to win out.
Ono dollar opens 4 savings &C.
count in this bank
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-23
M'kENZIE BILLIARD
HALL IS NOW open
J. c. AND T. w. WALLACE OF MIN
NEAPoLIs OPEN NEW PAR.
LoRs IN CITY.
New Place Fitted With Up To Date
Fixtures. Proprietors are More
Than Pleased With Prospects.

The latest business enterprise t.
open spacious quarters in the Hotel
Mckenzie, is Tom VILLAGES pool and
billiard hall, which is located in the
large basement of the hotel. J. c.
and r. w. Wallace recently arrived
here from Minneapolis, and have op'
ened to the public thoroughly mod
ern establishment, which represents
a large Investment on their part.
The new place contains four pool
and two billiard tables, with all up to
date fixtures. The room is wen
kghted and the floors are laid with
,battleship linoleum. The Wallaces
state they are more than pleased with
the city, and their venture here.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-23
FAIRBANKS n SAYS
governors Will
DO GREAT. GOOD
Former Vice President is
Thoroughly IN Sympathy
With Trip
Northwest will Secure Sp!en.
did Advertising from
Eastern juDket

ST. PAUL, Nov. 23.-(speciaD-
Charles w. Fairbanks, former vice
president of the United States, be.
lieves the trip of the western Cover.
nors' Special to the cities of the east
and middle west, will prove one of
the most important events in the his.
tory of the West. Mr.. Fairbanks has
accepted an invitation to join the
special at Indianapolis, the guest of
Manager Atkinson. In an interview
in St. Paul, upon his return from He
lena, where he spoke in the interest
of the Montana Wesleyan university,
the former vice7president said:
'The trip of the governors of more
than half a dozen of the western
states, which is soon to be made to
the principal cities of the East and
Middle West, is an event of excep-
tional interest. The governors will
carry with them by special train
many exhibits of the resources Of
the mines, forest and field of the
Great West. This will be fairly in
structive of the possibilities of truly
wonderful country and should result
in good to both East and West.
1T is in the best sense an educa-
tional. expedition and will no doubt
be welcomed everywhere as such.
There is too little known of what our
West really is. Much, of course, has
been written and spoken about it in
recent years, but to the great body
Of the people East of the Mississippi
it is practically an unknown country.
It is a far more inviting field to the
Aferican homeseeker than the West
,rn provinces Of Canada, where SO
many of our farmers have gone dur
ing the last decade.
There are vast quantities of land
within easy reach of transportation
facilities, and near we'll ordered COM
munities, which can be had at reas-
enable prices. Those who wish to
engage in mining will find ample op-
portunity to do so under present con-
ditions. / have been quite familiar
with the West for nearly twenty-five
years; have visited 1t at frequent in
tervals during that time. The ad-
vance which has been made, and
which is being made is remarkable
and full Of assurance for the future.
The West has just fairly started to
It has abundant natural ad-
vantages and thrifty, aggressive
make the best of their great oppor-
tunities. They have a hearty vel
come for all good people who wish
to share with them in western de-
velopment.
"The interest Of the people Of the
states of the far West in the devel-
opment Of their resources is strong
ly emphasized by the trip of their
chief executives, which is so well
planned and which is soon to be tax.
en-. In the manner proposed anthem
tic information regarding western
possibilities will be brought widely |
and forcibly to the attention Of the
people most in need Of it." |
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-23

to send such grain to c. F. Ellis, Man
dan, or Secretary g. H. Olson, Bis
marck. The railroad companies have
promised to transport such exhibits
free of charge to ST.. Paul. The cost
Of making this exhibit including the
rent of the floor space will be about
100000. This money is being raised
now.
It is necessary to have the best ex'
hibits possible: n The state IF North
Dakota will have aiatAtsEk sladhltihit, the
Red River Valley district WI have a
state exhibit, and the Devils Lake
territory will also have one and If
the western Missouri country wishes
to be known as corn, alfalfa, dairy,
wheat and vegetable country too. II
should send the best it has produced
during the past year to this show.
We need your help to bring about
this result. II you have no land to
sell it will have tendency to in
crease the value of your land by the
INQUIRIES and sales that may be
brought about by this exhibit. What
the Judith Basin has done we may be
able to do also and more, because
corn will not mature in that territory.
Do not fai Ito look through our corn
crib and vegetables and send the best
you have either to c. F. Ellis, Man.
Ian, N. D.. C. H. Olson, Secretary,
Bismarck, N. D., George H: Frey,
Dickinson, N. D., Charles Whitmer.
Yucca N. D., or c. L. Zimmerman
!Mandan.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-23
FREE LAND

Another allotment Of very choice
valley fruit land is now ready for dis.
tributfon. Write mediately to the
Jan1ha Plantation Co., Block 1850,
Pittsburg, Pa, for application blanks.
The only requirement is that five
acres be planted in fruit trees with
in five years. Authorised improve
fnent companies will plant the trees
at reasonable prices, and market the
fruit for the owners on shares. Z;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-23
WILL TREArTHE CLUB.

Rev. Bruce Jackson will treat the
boys club of the Baptist church by
taking the entire club to hear Jacob
Riis on Friday night on his "Battle
With The Sums" It will do the boys
a heap of good" to see and to hear
a man like Jacob Riis tell his strug-
gle for the benefit Of the poor in New
York. u
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-23
The Weather

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY or
THE SECRETARY OF
AGRICULTURE.
Willis l. Moore, Chief Of United States
Weather Bureau.
Bismarck, North Dakota, 2Aursday,
November %, 1911.
All observations taken at 8 a. m
(75th meridian time).
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TO REFoRMAToRY.

Deputy Sheriff A. w. Stanton was
in the city last night from Williston,
He had in charge E. Vantress, youth
who was convicted of appropriating
a load of wheat. The lad was SEN
fenced by Judge Fisk to the reform
school at Mandan, and Sheriff Stan
ton took him over today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-23
HELLO JAKE,

Jacob Riis was the first man to be
addressed by his personal friend
Theodore Roosevelt, on the latter's
return from Africa to New York. AS
soon az he caught sight Of Riis on
the tug outside of Sandy Hook he
brabbed a megaphone and yelled
Hello Jake"