Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-03-23
CITY STORE NEWS

For the breakfast table, lovers
fresh eggs will discover find in
A. Dawson's cash grocery, having egg
from the country guaranteed pur'
Lucky Dawson fills long felt want.
The coming show at the Bijou Sa
urday night is said to be good one
Theater goers are pleased to know tn
Bijou will present attractive number
after having been closed for few
weeks.
When the dust gets in your eye'
while motoring, you will want to bt
in town long enough to get "Choo
Choo" cap at Rosen's. They are popu
lar with Automobiles everywhere.
A little time spent in looking over
the new suitings and spring fashions
will give an accurate idea of what is
correct for the coming season at the
A. w. Lucas Co.'s store.
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One is inclined to wonder where
all the people come from when they
consider the long heavy trains the
Northern Pacific are running daily to
the coast. And every car is filled
with people eager to tackle the new
opportunities the west offers.
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A new advertiser today appears in
the copy of G. J. keenan, Land Co.
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When merchants become too busy
to check up their books regularly, the
opportunity offered by F. E. Luehe,
public accountant, in the Webb block
will be found very convenient.
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We are glad to note that local wis
dom loses no sleep over the little war
game in Mexico. Bismarck people are
too busy taking care of their own
business.
The plan for making Saturdays the
feature market day of the year for
the coming year has been fully work.
ed out by the Tribune advertising de-
partment. and will be the greatest
success OF anything of the kind ever
put on. 1t merely means that every
body pulls together for better town,
and by so doing make it better. Well
tell YOU all about it in a few days,
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For mems footwear, fashion says
the short, stubby appearing toe, high
heels and short vamps will be the
thing this spring. Clever styles are
exhibited at Bergeson & Sons.
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With the coming of pleasant wealth.
er comes the lure of the diamond to
the small boy-and his larger brother
as well-which commendable sport
may be fully supplied with all &C
cessories of the game at Hoskins'.
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That old problem about whether
hen sits or sets really doesn't mat
ter near so much as whether she lays
or lies about the egg after the pro.
cess is completed
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The man who prefers to work off
surplus energy in his garden this sum.
mer will find a fine line of hoes, rakes
and other impl ments of blistered
hands for beginners at the back to
nature proposition at French &
WEIGH Hardware Co.
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Our mail yesterday brought a touch.
ing appeal from the Eastwood Bugle
for information on How to treat salt
fish, but as We never enjoyed the
association OF salt fish to any great
extent, We had to pass it up. Our WIS.,
iting list is small.
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What We would like to learn is
How to avoid treating sponges.''
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An interesting souvenir of early
days in Dakota, then a territory, is
the first copy of the Tribune ever pub
lished in the possession of Mrs. !. P,
Dunn.
The card parties given by the yari-
GUS lodges meet with favor by men,
bers and friends. The Homestead No,
300 will entertain Friday night at b.
ker's hall.
Proposals for bids for building a
hospital at Dickinson are being asked
for.
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The Marshall Oil Co. are planning
quite an advertising campaign for
their local house to begin soon in the
Tribune.
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TO provide for their patrons the
best available service in millinery, the
Nelson Co. have employed a trimmer
from New York for the spring season.
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Bill Jones says: IF you don't make
any hay when the sun shines, that is,
advertise for, get and do business, you
Will have to try to borrow an umbrel-
Ia when it rains"
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Saturday will ho outop,ob;Io H., =.