Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-27

| SneTllf W.. r.. nOUOlLlS III INlCAA1AAu
county, was in the city Friday from
| Wahpeton with a 13 years old girl
from Hankinson whom he placed in
the Industrial school at Mandan. The
%sheriff's charge was Miss Constance
Hartley. -'@
County Auditor Flaherty has sent a
warrant to the state auditor, payable
to the state treasurer, for $500, to
apply on the account due the state
for the care of Burleigh county insane
patients in the hospital at James
ltown.. Burleigh county pays about
|$979.5O quarterly for the care Of the
Ieounty's insane. The county is still
Indebted to the state $5,724.62 on this
account.
Iu W. +. Lahr spent Thursday after
lnoon in Mandan calling on the mem.
hers, of the city commission in con-
nection with the proposed gas fran
chise, Mr.. Lahr is high In his praises
Of the Mandan commissioners. He
Estates that they are very pleasant mea
To deal with and are anxious to be fair
in, al. respects and to take advantage
LOT any, opportunity to further the ad.
yancement of their city. They have
appointed a committee who are in
vestigating the matter, as to rates,
etc. ...#
At Hebron, at the family home, on
the morning of December 23rd, occur
red the death OF May Fay Hood, wife
OF Rev. Joha s. Hood, general mis-
sionary Of the Congregational church
es in western North Dakota. The flu.
neral took place today at Minneapo-
lis, the remains being buried there at
Lakewood cemetery.
Adjutant Wolverton Of the Saliva
ton Army wishes, through the Trib-
une, to thank the business men of the
city, and all others who, by their gen.
erous contributions, assisted the army
in providing Christmas dinners and
warm clothing for the poor people of
the city.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found the opening notice Of the Bis
marck Business college, which oc-
ours December 80, forp the winter
tern.
VIM Falconer, who IL employed as
collector for the International Har.
~vester company with headquarters at
New Salem, returned this afternoon, to
The Morton county city after having
been confined at his home with an at.
tack OF grip for about a week. Billy
is much improved now and will take
up his work again.
The "War Cry" which was put on
sale this afternoon Is the annual
Christmas number, which is a typo
graphical beauty. The front page has
an Illustration printed In four cohors
with the caption Among the Lowly,'
which pictures Christ minfstering tc
he POOR in their homes. The center
piece of the book Is a large double
page halftone illustration in brow
showing a child OF the streets in
large city feeding a couple Of hungry
dogs and carries the caption, "tht
greatest OF these ID Charity" There
is an extra insert In the magazine
(Eof this picture which is suitable fol
FRAMING. Inside the front cover IS
tfull length portrait Of General Boots
made from the last picture ever taker
OF the "G,orfied General" There are
numerous other Illustrations in color
and the text mat er or the publica
ton is unusually interesting. Two 9th
err Illustrations worthy Of notice are
the one on the back cover which
shows a picture or q cowboy and. hill
horse resting by a small campfire
with the man reading q letter from
As mother, while In the upper lef1
hand corner OF the page is a picture
OF the mans mother. The Illustration
on the inside Of the back cover II
called Doing their best under the
circumstances ana depicts Of couple
of children Of the 'slnIis In their tene
ment home e~ndeatofing to rig up :
Christmas spirit permeates ever
anu ash pail and i%nsinlates that the
Christmas snirff g4s IkSYffeafex ever