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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-05

BEIGNET soUFFLE AU PARME]
SAN-Stir into the batter a libera|
supply of grated parmesan and fry 4
spoonfuls in the hot fat. These maxi
an excellent cheese savory. and could
be made from any batter left. ShrimpI
pounded and mixed with the batted
as above also make deliciou
savory.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-05
MAY MANTON PATTERNS
10 Cents Each.

Can be purchased at any May Manton
Agency, or will be sent by mail to any
address by the May Manton Pattern Com
pany, 100 Pacific street. Newark, d. j.
Write your address very plainly and al
ways specify size wanted.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-05
AMUsEMENTs.
(1lI71I1Id2y11|

Newark's Popular Summer Resort. SPRING
field and Broad Cars direct. Grand Gala
Week. Special engagement Of William Rock
(of Rock and Fulton) in The Candy Shop
Evenings S15. Matinees tomorrow and sun
day at 2:3o Patrons of theatre admitted
10 park free Downtown ticket office. Bam-
berger's Free Vaudeville. Dancing after
noon and evening. Restaurant
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-05

in a large-mouthed bottle or in small
white jars, cork very closely and
keep in a dry place. 1t will not be
fit for use in less than two days.
If you cannot procure tarragon leaves
buy bottle of tarragon vinegar.
Mix 1t with an equal portion Of sweet
oil, adding a few drops of garlic vine-
gar. Then stir in mustard powder
until sufficiently thick.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-05
HELPFUL HINTS

In order to keep the correct width
in drawn work it is best to always
draw the threads by measurement,
rather than by counting them, as the
threads in even the best linen are
sometimes of uneven thickness.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-05

tons trimmed them. Cuffs were deep
and pointed to correspond with the
collar
Blue linen of lighter shade than
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-05

A labor saver when basting
straight seams is to use the little
wire paper clips to hold the material
together. instead of sewing the seam
the full length. They will hold 1t
perfectly even and will not fall out,
as is the danger with pins.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-05

Here is simple tailor-made built
on excellent lines. The skirt is cut
in two sections. The lower one over
laps the upper and slopes to in
the front. A box plait is shown in
the back. The peplum slopes up and
is mounted on the Jacket some inches
above the normal waist-line. The
buttons, loops and heavy stitching
are the only ornamentation.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-05

BEIGNETS-The batter fried 8
small spoonfuls are termed beigna<
or pancake fritters, and are servo
either with salt and pepper as
savory or with powdered sugar an
cream as a sweet. =
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-05

One of the most useful things to
keep in the sewing basket is small
pair of tweezers to pull out stubborn
threads left in the basting, especially
those that the sewing machine stitch
ing has gone over.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-05

SWEET FRITTERs-Any fruit
make excellent fritters. and at th11
time Of year as fruit is becomin1
plentiful this method forms chane}
in which to serve fruit. A little suga3
is added TO the batter for sweet Grid
ters.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-05

brown color. Drain well and dislj
daintily garnished with parsley.
FISH MISUNDERSTANDING th{
fish. add enough sauce to moisten tll9
mixture, also salt and pepper. PIae
a spoonful of the mixture on eae6
slice of bacon. fold over and dip ID
the batter and fry.
VEGETABLE FRITTERS-Aspara4
gus, artichokes and sprigs Of cauii1
flower, filets of seakale or vegetab14
marrow all make excellent fritter1
and form such change from the or
dinary method Of serving vegetable
These should be parboiled. drained
thoroughly and then coated in batfe1
and fried.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-05

On the beach at Asbury Park. n. ]. High
est standard of excellence maintained. Book
let. MORGAN & PARSONS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
WORST PRAISES
ElnONS COUNTY

FARGO, Seg1 i.-prsStosZ; Worst
o. the NORTH Dakota AyracETenral col
lsss EKs !as. Refined truET q t-sq
taroaga Elnoas cnzatr in the soa,a
central rortsoa Of the state and he
reports taat il has ABSOLUTELY the
largest crop N the Aistory Of the
coul1y- President Wors; took Al
alto TRIP ssrczga the cc--ty and
ic1nd the wheat r2Eaiag iron 80 10
. Bushels per y and one Eclid
reach TIE - 5sshel mark. The oats
Hsre running a-ozad 50 bushels 10
Inc acre and President Worst said
that he had never seen Cleaner and
@cer grz.1 than Eey Eer turaiag
ont
Tie largest SAyT OF -s ihresails
IS ret 20 be Goas ga al one time
zsar Harslfo. .Arg found - th-esh-
ing o9riis within ssTsa miles Of
HaIeltol- Ii is expected ina. thsy
viii market l.SSakssa bushels of
wheat froz HaEelEoa this year. and
this seems remarkable for a fox1
zaclt four years odd
Next F-sGay President Worst ~il
speak before a large gathering OF
.xrzsTx a. Linton. and 1sa asIs 6ar
vii speak II The talr q. FoT Yates
before another gathering Of farmers
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
Amusements
ORPHEUM
Complete Change Toni9h,

For the last half OF this week We
have arranged another program Of
vaudeville. photopiaYs and songs that
we Know are sur 10 please AIDE
and Coulter are reported to be extra
good and viii present their refined
act in which they are billed as in
selected comedy songs and stories.
Eyery picture Is up TO the high stan
dzrd shown at this theatre al all
times The Girl With The Lam
term is q Selig feature in which Miss
kathleen Williams nearly lost her
life under locomotive wheels. The
Man Who Made Good" is a power
full drama with views OF the linotype
and press room o: the New York Her
aid by special permission. The Run
aways.~ is a comedy that is full OF
laughter. the kind that you will like.
A new illustrated song and all new
music will complete this program
that is sure 10 be well attended for
the next three nights
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12

!! TO-DAY IN HISTORY. :.
:* + 9

Iis4-Francis l. king Of France, born
Died May 81, I5ts.
lss1-John Alden. one Of the leaders
OF the Pilgrims. died in Dux-
s- bury. Mass. Bo-a in England
in -sss.
IsS5-Turkis5 army routed before
Vienna b. allies under COM
maGd Of John Sobieski and the
Duke o. Lorraine
l75&-Wolfe landed troops al Quebec
lSl--Th g Indians besieging Fort
Wayne, Indiana. fed on the ap
preach Of a relieving party un-
der Gen Harrison.
lsii-Gisl- Ross. IN command of the
British army advancing al Bal
E5rno-e. killed al North Point
Rehabilitation Of william Morgan
al Cananaaigua. " Y. which in
csjaaf gave rise 20 the Auti-Ma-
s-5nie political parry.
ls-s-eharEes I}udIey Warner. fam
cRs author. born in Painted.
Mass. Died In Hartford. COM
Oct ~. 1899
is3s-Dr- Marcus Whitman and his
us-zy arrive Al Fort vaneouveE.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
GRAFTON BOY
A GUN VICTIM

GRAFTON SEPT I.-sElrlns Ecs
SESSION Ds q wez,o- which lad aesz
left IN an as.n-et.Je after a hunting
TIP Eggsns- TIE Sysar-oli son o. M.
z-5 Mrs FL L. Harss-z1 OF Grst-c-,
Yrs Instantly klIlea
The ooy @tcge-ae- vita = sister and
a-CtAe-. aged 1aczt { zI5 : Years
Ess IL tne ward Of tae Halsslz1
12-a SEE Nstsoz- eMplaye5 il the
Hzas-a2 5rrg store ii Grztro-- had
been hlz1lag daring The afternoon
and On rss1rrf-g A--s- lad left q
shotgun in the Ezts-aa1ls- which lid
been driven ialo ne Hagss-in gar
age .
Vale the Eezhsrs of The family
were al supper, gAs Saii-s- see1rssi
the SaG- aaszhe- Il vas already
1oz6a3: O. they placed the shell il the
-zz- * not knoHa
E1gt-s -scsEya5 iae full charge o.
fhs Esaasu1 fall il one ere fhs top Of
his 1ald being Amos eztI-ssT b3ora
oI His death vas E-siA1ta2-c-s-
M HalSsrin- tas fst-s-, Is vel
know -l-cEg5osS tie state
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12

Tae latest statistics s1osins TIE
position OF the American Guto-1osile
izd-x,ry ara 50z5fy interested al this
tine, in view OF the CT 0! profess tAat
hAs gers ~ ron English -sa-zf2ctzr-
e-s over the c9zpetitzgz Of American
machines TIE STRIDES made by our
manufacturers N q S@~see are rezza-k-
able The ceEszs Of 1855 shows the
value or automobiles manufactured IN
t1s ccartry Is s41N&ae in 1879,
w11le the CELSIUS Of 1873 szTe 500
IT es@ Is he a-caE. fer the rear
1879 Wages pad decreased IN the
same iF-ss fro- sl@-i -As 10 sisss4
sA i--gc-ts 81 ~zgtc-1osilss 6errezs-
ri from = rHsas Of Same Ii 1871
% s-oa9 %s@ 1911 Tie g1a1f-r Of
The work tur1es czt here has i-rroT-
Sd 50 TIA. aEto-cales zz~za1faStrrsd
in this es1g-trT are arw c~7zPs-sase IN
-ctsI respects With taoss -s5s i.
Fra-cs, Germany, O. E-sa-5 Ten
Tez-s zEo the American zu.ozsoA5fs
t61r5tless with "reminiscences o. ne
niEycsel Eas viewed with considerable
szsTIclgz in EzroFe, and W. sxro-s.
thea less Ehsr . 7illfc- dollars Worth
Last rear q sIEc.T trade amounted
- fEir7y ElIsels i~zcl2siTe OF ps-s
df5ras.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
Motor Vehicle Tags fo- 1918
Registration

Notice 5 hereby given. that pro-
posal for furaihinz TO the State OF
North Dakota Ten Thousand lle.-
64-,l automobile tags With duplicates,
and One Thousand l.fna, motor
circle tags nth duplicates. NTH such
additional tags and duplicates as mas
De required during 1913. viii be re-
esiyei al ting Office OF the Secretary Of
State at the Capitol in the City OF
Bismarck, North Dakota. until ?
O'Clock q. III, on Tuesday. October
18th. 1872
Tags must be in size and form as
provided By Section To- Chapter s,
Session Laws of 1911 Duplicate tags
to he of same material and Workman
ship as the original tags. Each bid
der is required TO furnish samples OF
material and design of tags to be de-
liTered under his proposal All pro-
Posals must be for tag delivered E. o.
b. Bismarck. n. D., and all tags &C
cordins to the number specified. must
he delivered at the ONCE of the Sec
retarT of State. OF or before Decem-
be- 10th. 1912 Each pair. original
and duplicate tag. TO be enclosed in a
stout MANILA envelope. with the nam
Der of sane printed or stamped on
the outside thereof and the following
return card printed on each envelope.
From Secretary of State. Bismarck.
North Dakota Each bid must be
accompanied By a certified check IN
the sun of sI06.aa. made parable ts
the Secretary OF State. as a guarantee
that the bidder will carry out ths
terms and conditions OF the contract,
if the anne is awarded to him The
Secretary OF State reserves the Eight
to reject anF and all bids.
Dated at the Capitol, Bismarck,
North Dakota August LIST. 1915.
P D. NORTON,
Secreary OF State.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
FORTUNATE BLOW
SAVED nIs LIFE

JAMESTOWN \. D. Sept Ia
Peter Eaks- probably owes the isc- Of
LIS existence scdzy &c = fortunate
blow struck Nol5aE night when hs
was held NJ 5Gst gsst OF The Tenth
avenue bridge
Baker was accosied By 4 couple Of
Ee1 Eha asked him 10 lake q drink
Then they offered 10 sell hin : pint
Of E5qZ0- fu- 81 and when the
dollar Eas produced Baker was grab
bed By the collar Z gun poks5 in his
face and ks Eas ordered 10 giTe mp
Ms money Al this Psychological NO
lsui the highway mans revolver Eas
slr1ck- knocking out the cylinder and
rendering 1se weapon useless The
aighzay1san continued 10 pail the
trigger and Vas surprised 10 and
lis gun useless
Baker made his escape. Notified
the police and with Sheriff EonsT
vent to the scene O. the hol-up
where ihey found The aishEaymea by
the -irer fast asleep n = drunken
s,ulss-- TIE next morning HEY told
GS s-4tSs attorney Inc! wanted 40
95ez6 guilty and taken before
Judge Henmi
The prisoners gare t5s lanes OF
= L Perry and Fred Schultz Per
y says he comes from Dallas Tex
an1 Is known IS Mexican Jack He
drew ten days il the county jail and
: 6ce o. IS and crsls and e Enc
and costs are not paid Will serve Eve
cars aoouDnal
Fred Schultz says his parents iivs
n Minneapolis that ne IS q years OF
sga He xas charged xi-h assault
and given FIVE days in the eountE
Jail and fined x- ana costs. Upon
non payment he will serve N ad-
di-tonal ten DAYS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12

Old time North Daso1a zeEsps+
and political friends OF Joe Sczsioa.
formerly O. Grand Forks. will no
dola- he pleased TO k1o~ tha. he IS
apparently meeting with eIfnsn. sue
cess al Niles City where Re is pub
fishing The Daily Star, one Of the most
e~nterprising dailiss Of Montana Joe
sas chief clerk of tie house during
one legislative session and made naay
friends in Bismarck Sho still TeusI-
Der him
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
!: :
: BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY. =
=! : - ::
Thomas 6. Pstten.

Thomas G. fatten. who is serving
his first term in congress as yep7esel-
tafive OF the Fifteenth district OF New
York. was born IN New York City.
September IL. 1851. He attended an
academy al Ossinins and later grad
lsted from Columbia College Though
educated for the a9w he abandoned
that profession 10 engage in the real
estate business in New York. in
which he vas e-nineutly successful.
In addition to real estate he became
interested financially in transportation
and other enterprises He became al
lied with tae democratic organization
m New York and state and two years
ago vas Inc successful nominee OF
that party for Congressman
Congratulations tc:
Ri Hon. Herbert III. AsnuTth. prime
minister of Great Britain. So years old
today.
Most Rev. John Joseph keans. re-
tired archbishop OF Dubuque IS years
old today.
Hannis Taylor, LAWYER author and
diplomat 81 years old sodaE.
William Spragus- who Eas civil "a
governor Of Rhode Island. 81 years
old today.
Rev. G-zacis Z Clark founder and
president or The United SccistF Of
Christian -ndesro-- ST sears old to
day.
George H Perler. .ho MAS acting
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12

This weeks ss7e Of ting Wa Orr.
liz c4ssl Fage- Of Inc SalTatnz
Ar-r. Is 81 excellent special a6di-oZ
Il Is entirely gaTs- ovs- as z -ezs1--
n 2g-5e- - ne tste Gf-s-ai William
BngtE. the head o1csr Of ths A-Er
~Lo ~-ecsztIy died n Lo-5az and this
weeks Issue t-ez-s 81 Aas-h upon
the e-irszI career OF the general and
E1e nation ride tributes paid hin
Ad17ar- Tolrsr-oa- Stationed viii
tSe A--T al Bismarck las received .
large quantity Of this weeks edition
and IS II q past,ion TO supply ali these
s1o have ae, making aa-e cZE s--
q-l-5ss regarding this weeks e1i--dl.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
Tho Markets
MINNEAPOLIS (cLosE-l

No. | lard. - -; No. ] Northern.
81 and -; arrive, s. and So; No. :
Norghsya So L. 10 s. IL: No. ) wheat.
50 II 10 So: No. / DErur- s. 81: ar
rive. Sc -: No. = drum. s. "a; ar
gire 81 "a: No. : yellow CORE. =: AZ
rive 81: Ne 4 corr, 6 IN 80: NJ )
white oats % IL 10 Sc -: arrive g.
80 No. ; csts. q L. 10 IS. barley,
~ 10 - IL: arrive - 30 So; fax, LIS
To LIS: arrive las TO 1.1h: Sept .:
Sept S. IS 10 81 -; De. s. Is TO
IS II
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
= - y 80 u n
M
To WHOM, il May Concern:

To Whom il May Concern:
Complaint has been made TO me
that certain papers r charging
more than is allowed by Law for pub
fishing notices 10 make final proofs.
Chapter lis of the LAWS OF 1888, pro
viGeS.
In ali cases where publiss-
ton of legal notices of anu kind
Is required or allowed by law,
the person or officer desiring
sach publication shall be re-
qlired 10 pap seven cents per
counted line of nolpzriei type
for the FIRST insertion and four
cents per line of noapariel for
each subsequent insertion; or
i've cents per counted line Of
brewer type for The hrsS iRseT-
ton and three cents per line of
BREWER type for each subsequent
insertion
am OF opinion this Law governs
the publication OF notices TO make
proof. that where the notice is set
in am other type than nonpariel or
brerisr. then the equivalent OF such
type
Notices to make proof are required
10 De published once each Eeek for
Ave consecutive weeks, Or FIVE inser-
tons. The frst Insertion must be at
least thirty days before the date set
for the taking of proof
The Office now requires that a
marked copy of the paper containing
the FIRST notice be sent to the person
advertising TO make proof. at the ad-
dress giTen in the notice and think
fFe cents IS a reasonable charge for
such coVy.
Any collections made through this
hereafter. win be made cord
ing TO the foregoing schedule. unless
il can be shown my eoastructio1 is.
Incorrect
r. II. STEVENS
Register q. S. Land Office, Bis
narck. n. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
DULUTH fcLoSE-l

Drpt s. IS: Dec s. "a bid; MAY,
9 -; No. ] hard On track. 50 SIS: No.
/ Northern on track. S. IS; No. 2
Northern OF track. s. IS; 10 arrive
Nc / Northern Sept 2sr1, SIS IS:
straight 20 arrive No. ! Northern s.
IS: No. ! Northern arrive Sept .tth-
s. Is: Montana No. ? had arrive,
IS IS: spot durun No A. IS 81: spot
drum No. ,, 81 "a; Sept S. 81 ask
ed. Oct S.: Nov. SIS asked: Oats On
track 30 IS. osts arrive. 30 @S: re
On track SO: rye arHVe. 50: Flax on
track. $50: fax arrive, 1.59: fax Sept.
l-T9: Oct 1-5S bid, Nor. LIS; Dec.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
DEMOCRATS NAME TICKET.

HARTFORD. CONN Sep Ia
Governor Emeol z BALDWIN Eas r.
Nominated todas withou1 opposition
n an adjourned session C The demo
ocraIic convention The Other state
officers and V presidential cleo
tors also were named and the plat
torrr aloat 81.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12

ing for Americas ia~,e-ssnttoz- ard be
cause he recognizes that this step sia
Involve tie listed States N q uzr the
end Of EAieh no -Au ear to-elL To
lii. thar there Is = snAt3cal motive n
azy such contemplated nave Is \ tzs
graceful a5roa; 60 A1s-scaa patrioi-
fv~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
BRITISH TENNIS TEAM SAILS.

LONDON. Sept il--TRe Brifash
lawn tennis tsann which Is to play The
Australians foF the Davis ln%ts.naficn-
a. Challenge Cup sailed for Melbourne
today. TIE team is composed of c. P,
Ilxon. csutsin; A E Beanish- F. G.
Lowe and John-C Parke- TIE enal
leage matches for the Davis cup will
he played At Melbourne the latter
vaEt Of NoYsrnkeY -r-.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
REPORTS
SHOW FROST DATES

awaEs Is q esoEe-5y that Is ali 1sw
table sapSiag ta- dates Of frs kill
Ing E-osls Is Compiled from ils rec
oris Of the 1ecal o5ce- Z s weather
sa-eza- Bsslrys- No-Ia Dakota. 1875
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
SPLENDID LITERARY PRO-
GRAM.

Those who attend the literary en-
tertainnent al the Methodist church
sonorrox evening al 5 O'clock are
assured a most eRtoyable time The
members OF the Epworih League
hare spared no pains in trying 10
make this q success The program
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
GO 70 ST. PAUL.

Mrs John Burke leave this eve
ming where she zill acconpany her
daughter Miss Elizabeth who will
attend the Visitation convent again
this year ~. e@Sa !,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
NsV6S.
Killing Cattle.

veal calves = 10 80 cen higher.
Suckers and Feeders
Feeding steers setAl ,H-As lbs S4sl7.6 90
Stock steers. 5NsASQ1 lbs. i-gal-s.NJ
Stock COWS and he;te-s.--.- Ss5-tse
Stock bulls ...-.-.-.-- S.51-sL5a
Ma-ket-Srsady 10 strong
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
News ofths State

49, I
You vii Ike Bismarck
~
Mzzning Is 20 hare . Creamery
-
Grad Forks had 4 good rrats rally
North Dakota bark deposits are
swelling
rse B.s~oeas Trs1re has ) li,o-
type machine
Some q the Res River sc.s,s are
being reaI1sd
Grad FORKS city bulge. for TITS
rear is SS.&.sf
North Dskota seems 10 be long ON
rarzl csareAeS
TIE jamestown college opened viz
large enrol3zenc
Richlard coFazty xiii lave = rig far
The asst c t1ls lo-fl
y
N11y hotels II TIE state A2Ts ~
Gently c.z1xs3 1a-ls
-
Hetl1se- 8 c21sae7aS iAe E1s'2-
alton Of 3 x~4.s-Rorks sTs.sz
~
One Tra2l eHo11V lrl1sf nae oarIes
1lai Eeat - e1s@-s 10 lie srls
-
Grand fo7Ss cFu11E IS lak1ls :
ea-ssaasz 10. better se%a sral-
-
AsaFV Hl17sto-l 1Sai c2Gs-o coaS.1-
e-zoe ae-ase
\ Afssa2nE III Achs
cAf--iT 4l-l- el- 1v@ ~ u
oass IN c1e 1ss-
-
= a1l1 F-sse- Al sslieE l2IE maze
Al 1-sscesss-a s1Hsn9l - as
i1s c1ifa ot l@ahcS
-
= Arg Ft9sIhoa q '.e crop II he
eastern Fs1t OF tae s-a-s VIII D 1zl4-
ID dow lAs Red a1Te-
-
Pa--T VERDE lie cd uEe Nl11e
spo2-S bal P+sTeT. IS spending 4 IoD.1
hunting II TIE vicinity Of tEAan
-
The Bull Moose party = having an
aEtu, tine getting II! o1e 80 accept
z Place OF their alleged state ticket
y
TIE exposition boosters IRON Bis
alz-cS we-e rcTalfy received Al every
town thsT visited II E-Encas county.
-
Manager Black Of the Time$Herald
=. Grand rc-ks sang = SOLO when The
international sypozhst,e REID lis han
~
Linton demonstrated that the
pie there kno= bow to entertain Wis
itors when the exposition boosters
from Bismarck we're there
Az the result of . little activity on
the part OF the business 1el there
keanars's commercial club ROE aun-
osrs oye- go active members.
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lively TUE for home when an enpty
baby carriage iron across the street
bieE under enc OF the horses
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says he has 50 many subscribers that
he is going TO put in a DUPLEX press
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the Valley City TlEes-Ssc0rd mas ar
rived n the state rom Meeto-d. O-F
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12

Johnstoass Chcecafa The An
preci2ted Csadiss-- ToG get them Al
Sefyizg-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
MRS. ~McelIIIvARY HERE.

Old time Bismarck friends OF Mrs.
McGillirary were delighted to be
favored today with a visit with, she
having arrived here last evening
from her home al Dickinson The
MeGnlivarys formerly lived in Bis
marck when NJ. McGiilirary. now de-
ceased. was register of the land Of
ice here, and many capital city pep-
Pile are numbered along their friends.
Mrs Nc(iillisary leaves here this eve
ming for southern California where
she will spend the winter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
FROM UNDERWOOD.

Miss Clara Foss OF Underwood, is
among those visiting in the capital
city s"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12

For farm leans on the Amortize-
ment Plan write 10 The International
Security Company of America, Grand
Forks, North Dakota
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12

Average date Of first killing 1rost
Sept 18th
Earliest date Of first killing frost
AuE- =. ISL
Latest date of first killing frost
October 70. 1911.
ORRIS " ROBERTS
Section Director.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
HERE FROM / I

". p. MaccNver, general manager
of the mines at Wilton. was among
the arrivals last evening.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12
City. News
NANAA>AANAANAAA

FROM BALDWIN.
J. B. Sheldon OF Baldwin is in our
lily today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-12

The Bismarck trade boosters when
On the sEso trip appreciated the treat
nsnt received At Mott and President
Ccnkain OF the Bismarck Commercial
eino wrote President IRISH OF the
Mott conEsrcizl Glib q nice letter
thanking Mott for the tavors.