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Imperial Valley press., 1911-11-11
Imperial Valley Of Earlier Years

Diego county, vice W. F Hudson, re-
signed.
Desert growth ON the townsite Of
Calexico has been cleared off and the
place makes a neat appearance.
j. H. McKim of Pomona and WILL
lam Hart of Puente have arrived in
the valley to take charge of their
lands. They brought six carloads Of
freight to Flowing Wells.
A. W. Patton is building cottage
on East Ninth street in Imperial.
The Imperial Farmer has been
combined with the Imperial Press and
E. F. Howe has taken the position of
editor
Imperial Valley press., 1911-11-11
ACTIVITY ON THE RAILROAD

If railroad shipments are any cri-
terion TO go by, Brawley is certainly
some shipping point, anu is enjoying
its share of prosperity,
The Southern Pacific is handling a
large amount of traffic from this place
and each month shows an improve
ment.
There were approximately l40 cars
OF merchandise received at Brawley
in October and 10 to so cars shipped
out. The latter is mostly live stock,
cotton and barley, while the incoming
shipments are merchandise of every
description, consisting chiefly. how
ever of farm implements and lumber,
the latter being particularly heavy.
which indicates a large amount OF
building, fencing and ditch work.
Few towns the size of Brawley can
show such initial shipments and all
this has caused the railroad to con-
struct new side tracks whicn are near
ly completed.
This is between seasons at this time
as the heaviest shipping period is in
the spring.
There is more live stock in the val
ley now than ever known, many thou
sand head being brought in for fatten-
ing that will go to market in the
spring. Many hogs are being shipped
each week to western markets. On the
whole. Brawley is fast achieving the
prominence it deserves and it is be-
ginning TO receive its just reward as
an initial shipping point.-Brawley
News
Imperial Valley press., 1911-11-11
TIVE YEARS OF PROGRESS

i Five years ago. or to be more
specific, November 4, 1906, Col. Epes
Randolph saw the last trickling stream
cut off from the break in the Colorado,
and officially announced the closure oil
the break.
That act marked the turning point in
the history of the valley, and from
that day TO this every stage of devel-
opment has been such as must com
pei confidence.
There were other obstacles present
ed, but one by one they nave been
overcome, until today there is no por-
tion of the country that is advancing
to a high destiny with more precision
in its movements, and that confidence
which prevails throughout the valley Is
spreading to the outer world.
1t is well from time to time to look
back over the line of development, for
one can gain a better guide to the rate
of progress in noting the mile posts
passed than in simply viewing current
events.
Half way between the bald, untamed
and uninhabited desert of decade
ago and the present lies the period OF
chaos and uncertainty from which We
began to retire with the closure of the
break in the river, and well we may re-
joice today and be proud OF the
achievements as we look back over the
years that have gone.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-11-11
GREATER DAILY IS DUE
TO ARRIVE NEXT MONDAY

1t is believed this IS the last issue
of The Press which will be so COM
pletely occupied with advertisements,
as it is expected that the next issue
due Monday evening, will he oil eight
pages, when there will be ample room
for the accommodation of all advertls-
ing and reading.
While the first few issues will be
presented with mechanical difficulties,
the new fast press not having been in
stalled as yet it is believed that in its
new form the public will be unanimous
in the verdict that The Press will have
proved itself worthy of the splendid
support accorded it.
In the early days of Portland and
Los Angeles, the people of those towns
consolidated their support on the Ore
gonian and the Times, building up
newspapers which in that day were
nowerful in the work OF city building,
Other cities followed the policy OF
scattering their support on numerous
publications, with the result that none
became an instrument for great good.
1t seems TO be the verdict of the
people, not only of El Centro but OF
the whole valley. that it is highly de-
sirable that there be one newspaper
of sufficient strength to command in
nuence for the valley. rather than have
numerous weakliugs in the field, and
il has been the fortune of The Press
10 come 10 the front as that one pub
lication of unusual strength, q COM
pliment from the public which is high
ly appreciated.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-11-11
ONE DECADE AGO
Week ENDING Nov. 9, 1901.

No country on the face of the earth
perial Valley at this season of the year.
The Press of the above date tells
of a plan to start the big dredger down
the canal from the headgate and have
it work it's own course through the ca
nal until it reaches Mesquite Lake.
F. p Rand has selected tract of
land east of Blue Lake and will re-
turn from Escondido soon to begin
its improvement.
The telephone system put in by W..
f. Holt has been a great advantage in
the development of Imperial At pres
ent there are four telephones on the
nne, one each at CaleXico, Imperial,
Flowing Well and Iris. Farmers along
the line are to be connected by phones.
The ditcher has cut its way through
from CaleXico to point about eight
miles southwest of Imperial. Sixteen
horses are required to draw it.
BY steady work the construction OF
main canal and laterals is advancing
northward and within short time the
center of activities will be at Imperial
instead of CaleXico.
A large amount OF lumber has ac
cumuated at Flowing Wells for use
in the headgates and structures in the
Imperial canals.
The adobe business building at Ca
lexico for the Imperial Marcantile
Company is nearing completion and
will be an ornament to that town.
Two hay presses were brought into
the valley last SATURDAY.
A. w. Patton has brought in two
carloads of mules and grading imple
ments Lathrop & Carter of Pomona
will send in large outfit soon.
E. F. Howe has been appointed JUS
tice of the peace for Imperial Judicial
Twnship by the supervisors of San
Imperial Valley press., 1911-11-11

Dressmaking and plain sewing. Room
No. 10, FL Centre National Bonk. 76'
Imperial Valley press., 1911-11-11
CRANBERRiES TO BE
HIGH ON THANKSGIVING

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE Thanks
giving dinner has taken its place i'll
the high cost of living problem. Those
who like the ''fXings' that go with the
culinary preparation of the holiday
national bird will hear with satisfac-
tion that the weight of the heavy arm
of Uncle Sans law has been asked
TO fall upon commission men, who, in
common report, sought 10 corner the
cranberry market.
Prices on the succulent product OF
American marshes have gone up mate
rally recently. and the present prices
are from $3.50 to 81 a barrel higher
than they were several weeks back.
United States District Attorney
James H. Wilkerson has started an
inquiry into the possibility of an at
tempt TO hold up the American
Thanksgiving dining table" as he
termed it.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-11-11

Wear Grover shoes for tender feet
AT Salomon's.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-11-11

Wear Grover shoes for tender feet
AT Solomon
Imperial Valley press., 1911-11-11
TRANSFERS OF REALTY
IN IMPERIAL COUNTY
Record of Transfers of Imperial Coun-
ty Realty as Shown by Compilations
Of Peoples Abstract & Trust
UompsHy-

Frost, w F., ct ux. to Alsip, II. T.
lot ). block 30 of Imperial except E. 81
IT, thereof.
Gillespie. J. NJ, ct ux. to Tilden
Marshall, S. So acres of L. 26O acres
of Tr. 111-15-15.
Hall. Ruth r.. ct conf. TO Frost, W
F.. lot Z, block 90 of Park Add. TO I'M
perial
Wilson, Henry and P. c. Varstensen
bachelors, to Kerr and Monroe, lots 19
20, 81, %. %, block 35 of karnak.
Imperial Valley Improvement Co. &c
Date, Paul, lot 6, block 10 East Side
Add. 10 Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-11-11

To make life worth living. keep the liv-
er right. Jed's Gentle Reminders will do
it. John Z. Davis, druggist. If
Imperial Valley press., 1911-11-11
BROTHER HOWE:
KILL OUR AD

SINCE WE BEGUN ADVERTISING G
IN THE PRESS, WE HAVE SOLD
GOODS so FAST THAT WE ARE
IN DANGER OF NOT HAVING ANY
LEFT. IF THE DRUMMERS COME
IN ANDsFfND OUR. SHELVES EMP
~, THEY WILL REPORT Tu TIE
LOS ANGELES JABBERS (sAY,
LET THAT TYPOGRAPHICAL Err
ROR STAND, IT'S TOO TRUE
REPORT THAT WE ARE
Closing out our Business
and little
SHERIFF'S ALE
Is THE BEST THEY COULD FIND
IN THE PLACE.
WE HAVE ONLY 20 COPIES OF
BARBARA WORTH LIFT, OUT
OF 200 SHIPPED TO US. OUR
SCHOOL SUPPLIES ARE MOVING
OUT FAST-MAKING GOOD ON
OUR MOTTO, EVERYTHING FOR
EDUCATION"
WE EXPECT SOME STARTLING
NOVELTIES IN POSTAL CARDS IN
A FEW DAYS. BUT WE ARE NOT
uOING TO ADVERTISE THEM.
SOMEBODY WOULD COME IN AND
BUY THEM OUT If WE DID.
OUR PICTURE FRAMING DE-
PARTMENT IS RUSHED TO THE
SIDE LINES ERS FOR
FRAMING SEVEN HAROLD BELL
WRIGHT PASTEL POSTERS IN ONE
DAY. NEARLY HALF A TON OF
VARIOUS PAPER SOLD. IN TWO
DAYS. SAY, KILL OUR AD-IF
YOU DON'T, EVERYTHING WE
HAVE WILL BE SOLD OUT.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-11-11
BRING US
YOUR FILMS

If you want them develop
ed and printed just to your
liking. We have the most
complete Kodak depart
ment south of Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-11-11
TheProsperity
Twins

twins the orerunner
of have mind certainly
Valley driving all who
well
permanently fenced farms.
For be prosperity and Elwood.
abd
of the farmers who dwel here In section of the
its full duty that duty could be performed by
by the other twin.
this Valley
Of ELwood
had used either of
fences? We
O. oher? such
necessarily fol-
lows they expensive the who
evident real
price pound they cheap other
That Of the farmers Imperial Valley
evidenced
Elwood II
year
sell
Elwood knowing that who
buys gets pleased
his purchase.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-11-11

Everybody smiles when there's a box Of
Merriman's Chocolates around. John =
Davis, druggist. II
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
FARMER Arrested FOR
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN
JAMES ElRs OF BALDWIN JAILED
az SHERIFF.
State Humane offScer Blake is TAX.
ing Care Of case-Given Fifteen
Days and Ten Dollars.

Eirs was given a hearing before JUS
uce Pierce this morning and was let
on with sentence of fifteen days
and ten dollars fine. as this was the
first ,otfense.
State Humane Officer Blake made a
trip into the country Yesterday morn.
ing with the Sheriff in his automobile
and arrested James Eirs. living few
miles south OF Baldwin. Eirs was ar.
rested on warrant sworn out by as.
slstant States Attorney F. E. McCurdy
The charges cite the most unbelive.
able instances OF cruelty and Mr..
Slake says he has witnesses to prove
that Elrs was in the habit Of beating
his family on the slightest provoca.
ton.
II seems Mrs EirS died a short time
ago while being treated in the city
leaving seven children whose ages
ranged from FIVE months TO fifteen
years Among instances c4,>~. in the
specific charges is one which claims
that E:rs ho>ewhipped his eldest
daughter unit. she BLEED because din
ner Was s few moments late. 1t is
also alleged that he Was in the habit
OF beating the smaller girls with
,i.ehtork
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28

IrizcH Mave boon offered by the
market day committee Of the com.
mcrciNl club. ns follows:
I'"at looking pony owned by
nrt'rr boy ........... $3.50
Host loaf OF brcud baked by
farmers wife $3.50
|'oat OnCh,llr dozen chickens OK
hibttCd and offered for sale ut
the grounds $3.50
After the sale Is over the farmers
III attendance will be given free tick
OTIS to tho Grand thcatcr. where the
l.cona COrtel Musical Comedy conf
pany will present "The Suffragatte
Ministries" There will also be other
forms OF amusement provided and the
July market day. with favorable
w"aticr. promises to BE- ono Of tho
most successful that has ever been
held. x
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28

Saturday. .lmly I. viii, hr tlm roy, liar
July Market lMy aud tho merchants
"f IT," city aMvr prepared v"ritnh,"
feast vt good thInga tt tho Tine of
hnrRntma for the hrnrfIt OF tho rrVwtis
Ut fnrmrrH who viii como to I'll" cap
ttn) and hU th>'tr trading on tlts dny.
III" pr,mrrrtn for u bumper crop his
acna"n have made many W tn" tnrln
"rs "rtimtattr over tho umtlmk ,nd
thor" WITH ,inuhtlras 10 many who
VII, com" to bismarck on uhta trad
Inv day.
1T addition I" the many excellent
bargains that tho sto,>'s OF tho city
have offered for the market day
crowds There with b" the usual sale
at tho market grounds which are OPP
l'osttr III" 500 depot, on l'roadw:ly.
bot wrrn 9Th aud eth stNrts rrcd
tnrstcna will act ~ clerk Of the sale.
There VIII I've many bargains offered
AT this sale
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
MINSTREL
COMING HERE SOON
WILL APPEAR At GRAND THEA.
TER THURSDAY. FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY.
leena Cortel Musical Comedy Stock
Company Will Present Distinct In.
novation to Local Theatersoers.

The tasa:erSoerS OF the capital city
will have an opportunity TO attend \
production On Thursday. Friday and
SATURDAY. which is something differ
eni from anything ever staged here
TN those days, including the Sa,ur.
day afternoon matinee. the $utfra.
Ss;:s MnS,rels are cculins. The
l.soNS Cortsl Musical COMEDY Stock
company will devote over an hour to
one hilarious, mir,hsu~, and laugh
NrNroSiDs production Of <Utraset,e
M:cs;cSlSy Der; Otto will ofticiate
rs iN'Sv,oruto-, The lad. MINISTRIES
Asvs made 4 hi, With lcra! patrons Of
HlaHsr:l>es with their Swee, voices
ard N-ss'N SONGS Fay Read. Bill
Ga:Ny and Howard paSen will ap-
Pear rs end women. and Will be
dressed AS wenches, They have the
oa,S asaek face sar,>- The &C. is 3
distsnrs novelty and one which will
please All w!so See il ne form Of
':s!a:a nl::S!ca, comedy presented by
the l1s>,as Co77el company is some
thing New N he weS.. slchoash il
has As>s!- presented in the cas-. time
an. the again In this SEXTON 81
the $!A's when one hears o. musical
HH's'stsH he expects s.sy Of ahcu,
;hCsS aos;-s' SUra,ioa sa6 cc-aanv
.: ~ - 80 people Tabloid musical
COMEDY =. as its name indicates. coz
,>sLSs: ..aSlcs. eensSy Tie 0isv IS
sas&sS down 50 .hs: it cso De n7e-
Ss--:'St: y aHoIl, ST Aol..>S time and
he t>r1a2Hs-y = co-7sspoa6:asIy small.
he >.sH-ass--e N.nS;7s!S Is one o.
:As ssS7 tsA!o5G can>s5,ss o1c
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28

W Eal,~,,mrs, \ ", VITO Md Just 4
trihr over Slo.nNo and Mas S;n l,ws
,hAn thu nr:,r, ht.idrr, There wcs'
St> bids SnNmUrh
rho heating, rlusMntna ami >enstl
Atsns contract WAS Mt tr n NArr VI
MsNsillr Ihc FarsN Heating ami
t(umh,ns COMPANY VAS awarded the
,,mrart frr electrical wirtnk>
rhr h,ds t,>r tho INSTALLING VI y
nrW mtltr Aui water system al the
Valley ttty mrmal Ns>, ALSO nrrnc,i
Nv tbs, board aud the ,>,uirart let ,N
ih., EarsN Plumbing and Ntatins com
Many
1hcrH MAS NN art ion iA,.ru by The,
M,As>i IN yt>kaM ~ the MtnW normal
srs,N>, The rlanS tNr tho new Nuild>
tns wcv,> VsrSeu,sN aui are Vrrtty wei,
rrsNr(rttN mcctins NJ the board
w,'\ M hti y, MinW about July ~
AZ which ;ime AL MATTERS rNarcrpiNH
ih.> nt>w institution via r>>mc ny t<r
im'lwI;n& the matter W
iNe presidency whsrh will alN> I'd
taken III, al this later date
tNN .st ~ 4. ~ -<yst
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
PERSONAL

Miss Alice Paulson of Dawson is
visiting in tie city.
Andrew Knutson and his wife are
registered at one of the local hotels
from Almont
Mrs. A. J. Parkin, Mrs. N. l.. Van
Solen and Miss Lucille Van Solen
are members OF party registered
at one Of the local hotels from the
Cannonball.
Mrs. A. N. Packard Of Mandan spent
Tuesday in the capital city.
Mrs. Joseph Leach and daughter
OF Washburn have been spending the
past few days I'm Bismarck.
=. K. Eastman. Wilton's we'll known
mercantile merchant, came down on
the 500 yesterday afternoon. accom-
panied by Mrs. Eastman, and is reg.
istered at local hotel.
A. W. Pollock. manager OF the
Washburn mine at Wilton. came down
on the North 500 Monday afternoon
apd Is registered at one Of the local
hotels.
Mira. Clara J. Hallum and Miss Gen.
evieve Menard we've down from vii.
ton visiting in the city Yesterday.
+. C.. Heffron Of Dickinson Is IN
the capital city on business.
Henry Tatley left this morning for
Grafton. where he will attend a meet
ing OF the newly apointe. state board
Of control
Vance Auxier. \ resident Of the east
end OF town. has recently returned
from the east where he has been
attnding school.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
Am1usemDnemts
GRAND
YOU WILL LIKE 1T.

Everyone who has seen THE Last
Day of Schoop'is talB4ng about the
wonderful improvement shown in the
Lena Cortel company since its open
ing night at the Grand. There are
good reasons, too numerous to men,
ton, why this clever company did not
show off at it's best the first night,
and now many remark that one
would not imagine them to be the
same company.
The Last Day of School" is just
one big laugh after another from
start to finish, and the musical num-
bers are numerous and exceedingly
pleasing. Tonight is the last chance
to see The Last Day Of School, and
YOU owe it to yourself, the Leona Cor
tel company and Mr.. Temple to pay
the Grand visit and see the company
under more favorable conditions than
when they first appeared here.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
LIKES BISMARCK
Minneapolis Advertising Man is I'm.
presses with CITY.

NJ \ lstSt<N, special sdre~,iSius
srNFeSsatSNrs ~ the Minneapolis
'r"r'ssl. MAS =: :hs city :he cicS, halt
n me NsHN n the Interests ii his
s%Nsr White here ~ ht<ssa,s i'm,
sHfSssSs! w!;A the ssvccsshls outlook
and h>>'&'1r's .: :As town. saying thai.
s\lSn,scNS Is destined ~ hx>>crNs, = lsrss
ely III regular s0,w:h with ne Store
t>>"HsrH. Sot! S@rs> Az sNtvaH.iNpa- nut,
sars ~ 'hs :>Is,: :,,Vs>S,!Hs :; .NsS :.a,e
"N:n ". lAiAlsy Is ;h.NSsuS vsSy
S;N>AS>S q S>os He was again sur,
t>~tSs<: aye" isNs2r.,sNs ne SIZE II me
1i;N :" which Gses TyshGs,s IS Haa.SSAsx:
- "a .t",s newspaper men s>kacw.
s><lSs> :sH l>-;;H.:,s u ~ 5 ..,s<.;s.u. cred,
<ssH3s - = t:;S q S3NttAA ;Nroulassoa.
NJ latSSy ~: se- he ss>: Ws%soes-
GaN sscs-at>>u
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
RED S0X WILL give
BENEFIT Dance FRIDAY
BOYS EXPECT TO HAVE A BASE
BALL TEAM THAT WILL BE
WORTH WHILE.
Toozes Have Changed Their Name
and viii Try and Arrange Lengthy
Schedule for Balance Of Year.

Friday evening the members of the
Bismarck White Sox. which team is
composed Of the former players of the
Bismarck Toozes, will ave a benefit
dance at the armory for the purpose
Of raising funds to assist in the bet
terment Of their team. The Rex Sox
In their previous games have made
an enviable record, and have won
by far the greater number of games
played. They expect If they can re-
organize successfully and strengthen
their team. to arrange for a lengthy
schedule OF games and treat the fans
OF Bismarck to some interesting con-
tests before the season is ended.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
NEW CAPS AEElNs.

Tie members " the bismarck po~
ntt 'Hrrr have furnished tNemS, elves
with Now regulations caps which we
sent Very NsNy aNNs>sraH-s The
N'i,'r''S NJ she INr,<> have nv: W: ~.
>es>,N the Insignia " thsir N>Sr,>>>S;>,>
ranks N"t tAeSe ornaments will ar
rive IN the ritH M.hiH \ few DAYS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
ENrE RrAINS

Mrs. Murdor,. Mckenzie is enter
tatnin& the birthday club this after
noon At her homo on First street
Tho club Is composed Of prominent
bismarck ladies and was organized
eight years ago, Cards will b. the
diversion M the afternoon rs usual
Each memher Of tho club Is permitted!
I" bring Que outside friend to these
PARTIES
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
KNIGHTS OF pNIhlAS

'he~ Wit be- n special meeting ~t
the t>ral 'rdkc OF the Knights vt rytl,
las 4, the rN,Aan Nall this c>,uinx
At 'rhtA tr" the purpose W trans
a't'nS SNt~'a( msiN,SS> Evrrv mem.
Ner Is earnestly ur.>x~i ~ Nc IN at,en,
,iArIC fANNUS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
RETURNED FROM TRIP
M. and Mrs, zueer Spent Month in
Eastern Section Of Country

Assistant Attorney General and Mrs.
Alfred ZISe- returned to the capi,al
CITY Tuesday on No. from an extend,
ed '-:2 10 Duluth and down the Great
Lakes, They made the trip on the
Steamer Tiooe>,- Of the Anchor line,
hey S'Slrs- ST Cleveland. petroi;
S'aoalo, Niagara Falls and other east.
en- points and had 3 Very delishtful
trip,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
AWAY FOH VACATION,

MISS NeHN EtWIS, IANwN;cv y:
Ne"r, Es>aSc N :N;S city, (sn ",
""a'Ns>c six las. N'Sh: ~ spend hs,
<"'''i"sr Vacation in the east Miss
Meade M;ll NSit ii ;h> Twin >>S,Srs
'~ : e" Isy$ sNi then vii, ~ ",
~ tin>>>'n, Esr<"Na and Omaha. \e
'SSNS, II S;<>NI ;Ns res, II ,A,> sun
"e- MHh ,x>lA::~cS tNs>vx>
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
MARRIED IN CITY

This afternoon the marriage of Will
c. Meyer of Dickinson and Miss Ebba
Melander of Braddock. was solem.
nized at the Banner House. The young
people are we'll nnown in their respec.
tive communities and have a host of
friends who extend good wishes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
ENTERTAINED FOR FRIENDS

Mrs. 4, ". Wrlhert entertained
SOM" " her friends AT n small party
Monday evening AT her home on Man.
dam avenue, Cards wore the diver.
sion vt the r>>'ninH aud light rrtrcsh-
MeM,S were served later,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
rMlNs elANr Ar ZEN s.,s>

'HS ;",%s Ntan; =: iAs state NM
"e"';arN is wHSN;"S al, :e>>e now
~" w:s' H>>Aas,,H ~ rauu:ns over
S"e ''>n''' ~" M ~ ;sSs care II the
.aSSe ;"rNNaSs IN M.$,sN>SS. They
NS\s ;w> "s>n ~ s&e ma, Ss,!;as
;wi"s 'A&S Tesv Where :Asrs> WAS >>nlv
N~e S&S' NsNs- S,>s aS y result x>x,>%,;
\ H:CtN As>a, IN AaS:,,,>SS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-28
lSASE On soNEyNocN

NJ xo5 Ms Leol =. Cnooas.se
le1e Tor zhs asS- N s-ssl- Aaneynsson.
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TO ATTEND NORMAL

Miss Lola Welch and Miss Emma
t@rtel OF this city left today on No.
for Valley City, where they will al
tend the summer session of the state
Normal school there Both young lad
les graduated .rom the high school IN
Bismarck in the class of 1910.
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