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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-07
reservation, is spending some time in
the Bismarck shopping district. She
arrived here Wednesday afternoon.
FROM FULLERTON.

w. F. Kremer, one Of the up-to.date
Dickey county farmers arrived in
this city from Fullerton Wednesday
afternoon, and will spend some time
here looking after some business
matters
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-07

A Warning TO feel tired before ex-
ertion is not lazincss its sign that
the system lacks vitality, and needs
the tonic effect of Hoods Sarsap-
arilla. Sufferers should not delay.
Get rid OF that tired feeling by be.
ginning to take Hoods Sarsaparilla
today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-07
COAL BURIED
WASHlNG1ON'S HATCHE1

Now only a little kindling is needed
to start a bright. CHEEKY fire with
Washburn Lignite Coal, so the Ratchet
is not needed. Phone 453 and let US
send you ton Of the best coal in Bis
marck Washburn Coal means salts
faction. Washburn Ignite Coal Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-07
WINTER CIRCUS TO
Be HELD !. ON FRIDAY
YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION
WILL STAGE ANNUAL EN-.
TERTAINMENT,
Grand Parade VIII Start on It's 1ri.
umphal Tour at Eight O'Clock
Sharp.

Some of the features of the Win
ter Circus which holds forth at the
Y. M. A Gymnasium Friday evening
are given below. The performers
are people whom you know but viii
not recognize. Owing to the ex.
IRENE modesty of not a few tho
names will not be given.
1-Grand Parade.
Note especially the fine toned CAL
Hope, the thousand dollar beauty, etc
Knowing Marbles.
3-Trained Elephant.
4-Acrobats. ~
5-Trained Giraffe. Will eat out of
your hand. ''.~~
6-Fowls with human intelligence
Chariot race.
Midday Attractions.
1-Colored Symphony Orchestra.
2-Freaks. #
3-Hypnotist. -.
4-Magician. y
5-Man who eats under water.
The parade will begin to move at
eight O'Clock.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-07
WENT TO LEEDS.

Attorney Oliver Leverson of New
Salem, who has been attending the
term Of the United States federal
court in this city, left Thursday morn
ing for Leeds, N. D.. where he has
some matters of legal nature to look
after.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-07
City News
VISITING FATHER.

Charles A. Heinemeyer of Stanton,
arrived Wednesday afternoon to visit
his father, who is sick in one of the
local hospitals.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-07
FORMER eIsMARckERs.

T0N"1" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Misses Lillian and Lottie Fritz, for
merly residents Of Bismarck, but now
of Wilton, spent Wednesday visiting
friends in this place. Miss Lottie
who Is teaching left for Wasnburn
Thursday morning, and Miss Lillian
returned to her home at Wilton at
the same time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-07

RECOVERED FROM ILLNESS.
Arthur William, of st. Paul, mas
been in the city for the past week re-
ceiving medical treatment at the
Bismarck hospital.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-07
cARS0NlTE HERE.

Earl Boyden Of Carson, arrived in
Bismarck Wednesday night by way of
the Mott line, and will spend cou-
pie of days looking after business
interests. .:,~ e.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-07
MOTT ATTORNEY.

Attorney George H. Stone, one of
Motifs consistent boosters, arrived in
this city Wednesday evening AMI
spent several hours visiting friends.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-07
FROM BALDWIN

Cashier and Mrs. H. G. Higgins of
Baldwin, were the guests of Bismarck
friends Wednesday and Thursday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-07

SHOPPING IN BISMARCK.
Mrs. C. w. Hoffman, wife of the dis
bursting agent at the Berthold 1ndien
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-07
BEAUTIFUL COMIC
Opera At MANDAN
FRED ROSE" WILL BE PUT ON At
MANDAN OPERA HOUSE
SUNDAY NIGHT.
Big Company Of Artists Travelling il
Special Train-Much Special Seer
cry Used.

One of the best theatrical attrac,
tions that will be seen in the state
this season is the comic opera Red
Rose" which appears at the Mandan
opera house on Sunday evening,
March TO- This production requires
a company of go people and two cars
OF special scenery and all will be used
in the play at Mandan. 1t is only on
account of the fact that there was an
open date for Sunday evening that
Mandan was able to secure the piece.
Arrangements will be made for a
special train and the time of depart
ure will be announced in a later issue
of the Tribune.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-07
FOOD SALE.

FOOD SALE.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
hold food sale at Finney's drug store
Saturday, March 9. All kinds Of baked
goods will be for sale.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-07

All observations taken at a. m
(75th meridian time).
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-07

A-Stati0ns.
B-Lowest temperature last night.
C-Direction of wind.
D-Velocity of wind.
E-Precipitation in last "a hours.
Estate of weather
Weather Forecast:
Till Z P. NJ. Friday.
For North Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Friday, colder tonight
For Bismarck and vicinity: Gener-
ally fair tonight and Friday, colder
tonight.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-07

Bismarck, North Dakota, Thursday,
March Z, 1912.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-07
The Weather
BY AUTHORITY OF
THE SECRETARY OF
AGRICULTURE,

Willis 1. Moore, Chief Of United
States Weather Bureau.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
SO THE PEOPLE MAY know.

During past l ~ number OF
the ts conducted in
on with the Elks Club For the be those who wish to
know viii that have Investigated ~ and find they
operating under What u knovs - G6eey hw This
and found
BE- within the option In Juuse they claim they
have taken the with District Davidson and
operating his
In method which about fol
lows There membr who wishes orders
this from dealers S~ink Pueblo
quantity required For
example. wishes bottles Of would be
stated the card He drink what he orders and his
punched supply order
ed k exhausted He Is allowed old friend
The profit club is charge serving
AS whether this method within without the local option
law. am unable but do that IL Is sad
r. Election the Elks' lodge and . direct and
insult the Of this city. April
T. 1911. the people majority 23S deci
ed that should period of Now
feel Justified In saying regardless their personal feeling
the and dry question majority Of the people OF
this city In Of abiding uphodng decision
II Is the only r'pnbican Of
men' think this vital interest all the Elks
Of this city and should b. let few decide. fer It
viii determine largely whether the Ia unta lodge Ek will
backward
J. =. KEARNs. Mayor.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Death eS Andrew Prinster.

Tn. death of Andrew Prlnsicr took
place at eight O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing at the home u HIS parents. Mr.
and Mrs ! =. Prinstsr. The YOUNG
man had been III for several weeks
with typhoid pneumonia. and his con
dition had been serious from the
first. bu, the Immediate cause Of
his death WAS the formation - an
abc.ss at the base of the brai3.
The family In very well 1~n In
this city. where the young man had
lived the sixteen years Of his life.
and IN. bcrcaved relatives have the
sympathy Of the entire community.
The funeral will take place next
Monday morning At 10 O'Clock from
ihr Catholic church.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
New postoffioe Prospects.

Among the possibilities In La Jun.
a for the year 1919 Is the $4,000
'od.ral postofficc building The
lite is bought and paid for and the
'itic To the I25yiio feet on the
-ornor OF Colorado avenue and
Fourth street. has been vested In
,ur Uncle Samuel for over year
The latest news is TO the effect that
he architect of the treasury de
unrtm.nt has made a demand on
he TREASURER for 10000 10 commence
operations. aud says that work will
commence during the last quarter Of
1913. Last week Postmaster
Dalton received n letter from Sena.
tor Guggenheim regarding the $50
100 additional appropriation for III"
federal building NJ Ia Jun'a which
rra1s as follows;
Il have Ia advise that there has
been no meeting OF the senate com
llttoe on public buildings aud
rounds ar the present session, and
Il is not certain that u meeting
will be called II Is understood
lowcvor. to b. IA" purpose Of the
.ouse committee on public buildings
% shortly report nm omnibus public
buildings bill. aud N push It's pass
,gr through the house.
II shall be- very glad To do all
can To have the La JUnia provision
nut on III. hour. omnibus III II II
comes to III" senate. but N II does
not TO urge the senate commute"
on public buildings and grounds Ia
take mp tie bill. and ! VIII do all
can to secure i's passage"
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Sens Of Veterans Elect officers.

Following ARE the names cf the
newly elected officers Of the sons
OF Veterans: Commander. X. +.
Ayrcs; senior vice commander. NJ n.
Champion: junior uce-commander. j.
Droomfield. guide. A. a. Elder.
color bearer. u r.. Miles: secretary
and treasurer. e. Hollar: musician.
G. Camp. The order VIII have Joint
installation with the q. a. X. ana
the ". X. C.. the second We'd
nesday In January at Harmony Hail
The boys are making n bix effort
to have the 1914 division encamp'
tnent of the q. A. Y. held IN I.a
Junta, and have secured the promise
ri the Industrial Association 10 co
op,rate with them In landing H.
This years encampment will take
rlace In Denver In June.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Entsrpriss Minirs Company

The mica kings are not the only
mining nabobs In La Jnn'a. There
ar. others. among them tn. pro-
moters OF the Enterprise Mining
Company. Tne En'erpris. claim is
located about six miles northwest OF
Elizabethiown. y. NJ. and only one
mile from teh BLACK Copper claim
which recently sold for $3.50 900. The
claim is Just now being opened up.
and even on the surfac. the lead"
assays over 81 per ton. ore that
viii yield sls per ton will pay well.
Ms the claim Is located within -four
miles OF n mill Kenny Wood. &.
d. Wood and orville Baldridgc have
been working on the claim during the
past few weeks. and already there
are very good indications. They ~.
p.ct to l.av. today for the mine
to rcsum. operations. and work on
the claim during the balance Of the
winter. s y Bchymer is secretary
and treasurer of IN. Euterpris" Min
Ing Company. and c. d Wood man
agcr
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
holiday wssk Permits TO wsd.

The marriage license market In the
county clerks office during the past
week was active. and Notwithstanding
all the agitation for early Christmas
shopping this year. there were NJ
least half = dozen couples who post.
poned tho purchase of marriage H.
c"nses until ''j~s' 'forc Christmas"
the day before. In fact Permits
10 double each others sorrows and
divide each others Christmas Joys.
were issued during the week thusiy:
". y. Perkins and Dorothy Hern.
don. both Of Ia Junta: Eugene l..
Harmon and Della B~rnicc Masters.
both of Rocky Ford: Cedric y. Mas.
ters and Ruth Gregory. boih of
Rocky Ford: Lyman J. Miller and
Aususta h. Woods. both Of IL Junta |:
Oeorvc Want and Irene Hays. 10th
n Rocky rord: lloyd 3. LAaedos,
~ Mianeapells. Mlan.. aAA iIotiis l..
lnvetoy. q oeeAy v0ra: CaAsiws J.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Ia Juc,a. r,rs. sehee, Teacher

Mrs. Thomas Porter, of Garden
City. Kan. an old time resident OF
this locality. Was a visitor In La
Juntx this week. Mrs. Porters res.
idence here was during the winter
OF 1873. when as Miss Eliza Beatty.
she taught the first school In this
district about forty years ago. The
school was held In a log cabin, near
the bend Of the river. this side of
arroyo. about mile from town.
La Junta. the prosperous and thriv-
ing city Of today. was not on the
map In those days. The settlement
known as Old Las Animas was the
nearest village. and at the river
crossing. where Rocky Ford is now
located. there VAS one supply store.
According to Mrs. Porter's recollec-
ton. she had on An average OF about
twelve pupils. little boys and girls.
who trudsed miles through the snow
and cold OF that winter to the little
hog school house. with dinner buck
cts held In little hands covered with
knitted mittens OF home manufacture.
and with warm and gayly colored
scarfs. also knitted by the patient
fingers Of the mothers or grand
mothers. wrapped round and round
the sturdy little figures.
Grown now to manhood and wo-
manhood and scattered many miles
from where the old school house
stood. and many with children and
grandchildren Of their own. are
these little lads and iassics OF the
long ago. Some. perhaps. have gone
out into the Great Beyond. sun. 1t
ia safe to say that while life lasts
memories OF school days and child.
ish friendships Spl semsia with them
Mrs. r6rer <as caiied to this
city this week ~ one Of the ROn-
resident heirs At lac Of the late
John W. nsaty. aW1 was serompaW-
led BY her brother. A. n. Beatty. Of
I.akin. Kan. They were Joined hero
by two other brothers. Jasper ".
Beatty and James W Beatty. both Of
Manxanoia.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Some More SO the People May Knew,

Every citizen OF La Junta who be.
lieves In civic righteousness and de.
cency will take pride In the emphatic
declaration and pronounced stand
taken by the mayor OF La Junta In
the matter OF the violation OF the
local option law by the Elks' Club
OF this city. Mayor kearns is an
Elk. but he has the courage of his
convictions--,he courage to say ex.
actly what he thinks. and to take
a pronounced stand for civic right.
cousness and decency In town
that has declared itself very EN-.
phatically In the matter cf becom.
Ing dry territory.
There Is not a question OF "A doubt.
providing the local option law means
what II says. and there are no con.
veuicnt loop holes In the way OF
damned technicalities.' such as
operating with the consent of the
district attorney" etc. that the
maintenance Of n mahogany bar" In
the Elks' Club OF this city is a vio-
latton OF the law. The method OF dis.
p.nsing booze In the Elks Club by
means of punching holes In booze
ticket" IN n shift or DEVICE and
this method is very particularly pro-
vided for In the local option law In
the following language:
"The selling or giving away OF any
Intoxicating liquor at or within any
political subdivision or district Will.
the same is anti saloon territory. or
shift or device To evade any provision
OF this act. shall be held To con.
stitute a violation OF this act. and
be punished accordingly.
II the mahogany bar" st the
Elks' Club. with Its booze ticket"
attachment. IL not shift or de-
vice" to evadc the provisions of the
local option law. what Is ~ The
promoters of the mahogany bar"
know that Il Is . violation OF the
Law. a. - l~sas they knOw that II
ls wrong. or they would not thourh'
u securing the consent Of the dis
'rict attorney to operate. Besides
being wrong. II Is direct and open
'nsui, to great majority cf the
people Of La Junta."
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Parcels Post Next wssk.

Packages sent through the parcels
post, which will be established on
January LIST. by the United States
government. must bear parcels post
stamps. No other variety oi post.
age will be available and II Il -
used. the parcel will he held until
the proper variety OF stamps IL ~.
fixed. Every article sent through
the parcels post must bear the re-
turn address OF the sender. These
two rules are the most important
OF the entire list. as they are most
likely. II not adhered to. to cause
the delay OF articles or their poasi.
BILE sending to the dead letter Of.
flee.
The regulations as to insurance Of
parcels are very explicit. Any maii-
able package on which postage 10
fully prepaid. may he insured against
loss to an amount equivalent to its
actual value, but no, TO exceed $50
on payment OF the fee OF 10 cents
In parcel post stamps. such stamps
TO be affixed When parcel II
insured the sender will be given .
receipt showing the office and date
OF mailing and number OF the par.
Gel. which will be stamped 'lnsur-
ed" and an insurance tag attached.
The liability for indemnity ceases
upon delivery. No indemnity will
be paid unless the claim therefor b
made within six months from the
date Of mailing. Insurance OF arti-
clss removes the necessity Of regis
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Bea,y VIII Admitted to prehs,e

In The county corri last Monday
the viii of John ". Beatty. who died
at his home In Manzanola early Ia
November. was admitted To probate.
All OF the heirs nj law named IN
the viii were In attendance Mt court.
An Inventory Of the estate has not
ar ye, becn filcd. but It is cstimat.
cd that TIE aggregate value will be-
In III" neisAborhood Of $500. .ooo. aud
o. this amoant about Si25. 900 Is In
personal property. According to the
terms os the will tho property is be-.
quen,h.d - e0liows:
Unto william e. Beaty. n specific
legacy Of e3o.0oO: unto John W. Bca.
~. specific legacy Of 100000; un.
to Gladys Beaty. specific leg.
acy Of ei.eoe: unto Mrs. Laura Bar.
ton. specific legacy Of $1,000. unto
John c. vromsn. Jr.. = specific leg.
Acy Of oi.eeo: unto Allie Shirley. n
specific legacy Of $1,000 and unto
Eliza J. Porter. Jasper N. Beatty.
James W. Beatty and Alvin X. Deaty.
share - share alike. all the rest
and ree61oe u the estate. Aft, =
PAYING 81 lebts. exSenses Of I'd.
ministsattoa anl the specific leg
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Christmas At ST. Andrews.

Tn. children OF tn. Episcopal
church enjoyed n Christmas tree nt
the church Tuesday night. There
Was program of songs and rceiia.
lions. followed by the distribution
OF candy. nuts aud little gifts from
the tree. The celebration OF the
Holy Communion took place mt mid.
night before Christmas. and there
were services at 10 o'clock Christ.
mas morning. 10th services were
we'll attended.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Ee'it-she Booze and Make Good.

II Sbciy can be supposed to hav,
tntiu knowledge OF the physical
snd ksboiosical effect of alcohol
u ~ haman system the bartender
- q Aan He has more practical
s1os nee with 1t every day and
nishk5 ban even the magistrate who
ssats - the drunk and disorderly"
psiso9 or the physicians In the
Aeoos 20 which they are some
sinss3 nmitted.
Il listinc,ly Interesting. there.
tore. find the secretary OF bar.
tss6e9Y nnion In Chicago appearing
- . enpeance advocate and organ
issr s(sthe "Bartenders' Temperance
Club Ne sums up his arguments
With 49, words:
IL b0~s won't like II II you
drin~ on the Job. A guy can't
tsa1 pr and hit the booze and
nae4Dbod 1t gets him Just as
sulsoas the guy In front who
payo ~ IL II anyone wants to
arialff let the man on the other
SIDE = the bar do It.
Ths rtender ranges himself AS
. tsae9 nee advocate. side by side
With ~ presidents and snpert"'''s'd-
eats e t0iiroads. who forbid their
empssyees to take drink within
woskiag burs and prefer TO employ
abstainrfS only. More and more It
10 co0tAg In be the opinion that "a
guy caa't nit the booze and make
seod." whether a. bartender. engi-
neer, clsgk os professional man.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Look end Zee.

This II the last issisr of tn" Tri'
bun. for the year 1912. With this
number many subscriptions expire.
Yours may be- among the number.
Look and see. n the date after
your name reads "i1ani3." your time
10 up. n you want the Tribune next
week and next year. step right In
1t once and Jingle your coin on the
sditor's desk. lie will b. Just -
delighted - you. One and one-haK
bucks tor the entire ysar. We nee1
the aoney-asl that's 10 SAls
dream. -
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28

PrltChrtt. of Dana. III and lilanch"
Rcbocoi Ricky. of Rocky Ford: Geo.
j. Nog OF La Junta, and Lillian Me
Nabb ~ Omaha. Ncb. Robert Conner
Jr.. Of Greeley. Colo. aud Bertha
Marie Hansen. OF La Junta
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-05
PRINCETON STARS PLAY
SAID TO BE "A SCREAM" "

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 5.--Society is
awaiting with keen anticipation the
production of Even in Those Days d
playlet by Ewing l.. Rafferty,, a young
clubman and former Princeton football
star. 1t will be given by the fashiona
BILE young men and women of the Pitts
burgh Athletic Association February "a.
According to Rafferty,. his play is h
Scream" The scene Is laid in the
Baths of Trajan in ancient Rome. Raj
ferty declares he was inspired by the
paintings of Albert Herter. the New
York artist. He declares several OIL
these, with bit more of raiment Ola
the society actors, will be produced.
The general theme is graft. and Raj
ferty is declared to hay but thinly
yelled celebrities in the recent Pitts
burgh councilmanic graft cases by
transferring them to classic Rome. A
Pittsburgh millionaire is shown plainly
in Lucius Cassius Cataline; his faithful
servant. Plus, closely resembles Cap
tain Johnnie" Klein, the graft angel
and Cecero depicts District Attorney
w. A. Blakeley.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-05
POLICE SEARCH FOR MISSING
WATCHMAN; FEAR ACCIDENT

The police today are making a search
for Barney Stunte, SO years old, q
night watchman, employed by George
Wiedenmayer at the boats moored op-
posite the Commercial wharf. Charles
Caisslerfi, of Railroad avenue, with
whom the missing man boarded, de
clared today that Stunte had not beei
at his room since last Monday.
Mr.. Wiedenmayer over the phone de-
clared that Stunte had reported for his
work Monday night, and Tuesday
morning when he was relieved all was
found in order. There was a fire in
the stove on one of the boats. The row.
boat which is used to reach the side
of the large boats was in it's place, ana
from this it is believed that something
must have befallen the man after ne
left his post of duty
Stunte is five feet eight inches i'll
height and weighs about 1873 pounds
He had on a black derby and dark
suit when he left his boarding house.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-05
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