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The Springdale news., 1912-12-20

girl one year old. l want a rattle box and a doll bananas and candy Hazel Downum.
 Dear old Santaelaus-I will write to you 10 let you know what l want for Christmas. want a rocking horse horn and fire crack CTS candy oranges. Johnnie Dow IT. um
 Dear Santa-dont forget to come over here at Huntsville and bring ne and my little brother Goldman a nice little wagon one that We can hall wood in Please bring me a little horn that 1 can blow. Don't forget to bring some candy and bananas Wayne Burnett.
 Dear Santa Please come over to our house We live near Wesley, me and my little brother Phil would like some nice things. Please bring me work basket a story bok and a bracelet, bring my little brother hobby horse and some fifecfack- CTS. Don't forget to fill our stock ings with candy and nuts and some bananas. GIytie Mason.
 
 Dear old Santa Claus -I am q lit tie boy 10 years old. live al Huntsville Please bring me a set of Harness that will fit my burroW 50 can work him. would like some fire crackers a story book and some nuts and l Will be q good boy Clifford Burnett.
 Dear Santa Please bring me a Tryciele that l can ride would like for you to bring ny baby brother Wilson. rattler Don't forget to fill my stockings with candy and nuts l would like story book too Clyne Burnett.
 Dear Santa want you 10 bring me doll 4 set of dishes \ sew ing set some hair ribbons oranges nuts and candy your little friend Maude Thurmond.
 Dear Santa Claus I am little girl four years old. stay q home with Mama. Please bring ne doll carrige and new dress for my sleepy doll. and some candy From your little friend Anna Lee Grisham.
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 Dear Santa Claus l am a little boy six years old Please bring me a pair gloves and a Wind-up auto and a drum From your little friend Earl Grisham.
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 Dear Old Santa Claus am a little boy years old l want rocking horse and little toy watch and some candy and nuts or ange and banana peanuts and some gloves and a toy ship and every thing you think little boy needs and little Automobile. byby Grace Graham
 Dear Old Santa Claus am little girl years old. l will tell you what want for Christmas. want a little doll and gold ring and doll buggy and a sleepy doll that will fit in the buggy and Eng llsA Nalnuea and bananas and or aages byby from your friend Ma ..-. L- ..a | u
The Springdale news., 1912-12-20
JOHNSON

Arthur Smith Is building very commodious wagon and buggy shed
 Miss Belle Hewitt has about res covered from threatened attack of typhoid.
 The local public school VIII De dismissed next week for the Christ mas holiday
 Rev. G. T Brassfield. of Fayette- vile, held religious services here Sunday morning and evening.
 A number of the local housewives had a very merry quilting party at Mrs. Ed Stewards last Saturday.
 The weather remains ideal and folks say that we have seldom eyer had fairer autumn and early winter
 A good many Johnson young folks went up 10 Springdale las Saturday to see Santa Claus come i'll on the afternoon train.
 Will Parish left Sunday evening for LaWton, Okla, where he will spend some ten days with Mr and Mrs Tom Hutton.
 The Johnson Comedy Club will give their play, Uncle Rube, 7 at the Auditorium in Springdale, on Friday night, Dee. 20.
 Orlan Greenhouse, the assistant carrier, made the trip over the ru- ral route Friday and Saturday while Carrier Smith enjoyed a rest Of two days
 Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Lichlyter at tended the show at Springdale last Wednesday night and intended to come home on the late train. but
The Springdale news., 1912-12-20
OAKLAND.

Lee Warren began working al Fayetteville Tuesday.
 Clyde CardWell, of Springdale was a caller in our neighborhood Sun day
 Mfr. and Mrs. Faussette received word Wednesday of the death of the formers brother near Sloan
The Springdale news., 1912-12-20

Dear Santa-HeHe are three little girls We want you to come to see us. Alba wants a Doll buggy doll set of china dishes Leetha wants French harp a map of the United States q tedy Bear family and Story book Lena wants a big doll with curly hair, little doll wagon q dining room Set. Candy and nuts from the Kirkland girls.
 Dear old santy-I am , years old I would like for you bring me train and tryeie1e and some candy and nuts your little friend Dale Henson.
 Dear Santy-I an little Boy years old l would like to ask you to bring ne Canoe and story Book and some aronges and candy if you please Markie Henson
 Dear Sany-I am Little Girl : years old would like for you 10 please Bring me a little doil and Doll carriage and some A B. (. Blocks and some candy. Theda Henson
 Dear Santa pleas bring ne lit tie wagon a ball X bat & some candy X Oranges. Leo Anderson.
 Dear santa how are you want you 10 bring me a doll and nice doll dress and some nuts and Or anges and a storie bok. Yergie Lindley-
 Dear santa pleas bring me drum and q horn and bicycle and anything that you think little boy like ne would like to have Claire Lindley
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 Dear Santa am q little boy 1 years old bring me a little auto and a duck and rubber doll and a gun. Denver Young. Murdoek, Kans
 Whiteaer. Ark Good Santa Claus l will tell you what l want for Xmas I want a story Book and a Fiddle nuts candy orange Banans l will not ask for anything more2 Ulas Burnett
 Whitener, Ark Good santa Claus here come agasn to tell you what l want for Xmas want q sleepy doll and little Bed candy nu'- orange Baass will clos lot this time? Jewel Burnett
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 Whitener. Ark. Dear Sauta Claus-I an a little Cir years old Please bring ne I Bracelet and wash tal a4st board and Ringer some candy nuts oranges Banana Please don't forget Ht.I Brother Horse. Elsie vaughan.
 Dear Sante Claus an Httle boy six years old. want you to bring ne little wagon. book a horn and a pair of gloves and lots of nuts and candy. Your 1lttle friend Buei Rose
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 Dear Santa Claus am IttIe girl three years old Please bring me doll and dan haggie. some little dishes, attle pair of gloves and some nuts and candy Your llt- tie friend Roxy Horteaee Rose.
 Dear OId Santa We are two ht- tie girls five and seven years old and We want a doll buggy with top to il, for each of Hs and some nightgowns for our doiIs, Ne want two stockings full of nuts and candy and bananas We went down to see you come in on the train and got some candy too We think you are a fine man be sure and come to see us and We will be awful good till Christmas. lovingly your little friends, Dorothy and Mildred Cum mings.
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 Dear Old Santa-I am little girl six years old l want doll and a doll carriage, and a set of dishes, oranges nuts and candy. Bessie Downum.
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 Dear Old Santa an a little
The Springdale news., 1912-12-20

Dear Old Santa-I am d little girl six years old. l want a doll and a doll carriage, and a set of dishes, oranges nuts and candy. Bessie Downum.
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 Dear Old Santa an a little
The Springdale news., 1912-12-20

Dear SantyII an q little Boy 2 years old l would like to ask you to bring ne Canoe and story Book and some aronges and candy if you please. Markie Henson
The Springdale news., 1912-12-20

Dear Sany-I am a Little Girl , years old would Ike for you te please Bring me a little doll and Doll carriage and some A B (. Blocks and some candy Theda
The Springdale news., 1912-12-20

girl one year old. l want rattle box and a doll bananas and candy Hazel Downum.
The Springdale news., 1912-12-20

Dear old santy-I am years old I would like for you bring me a train and tryeic1e and some candy and nuts your little friend Dale Henson
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-09
OPEN EVENINGS.
Our store Will be open every even
ing during the exposition.
S. e. BERGESON 4 SON.

M%innesota's jag farm proposition is
being closely watched III North Da'
kota. X,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-09

: NDAR OF SPORTS ),
: FOR THE WEEK. q
q 60

Thursday. !
Third game Of the worlds series be-
tween New York and Boston at New
YORK. aI
Luther McCarty VS.. lin Flynn, at
New York City, 10 rounds. i
Friday.
Fourth game of the worlds series
between New York and Boston at Bos:
ton. ri
Saturday. /;
Fifth game OF tho worlds series be.
ween New York and Eoston at New
York.
Opening Of annual bench show Of
Plainfeld Kennel Club ut PlaintleM,
\. j. TIL
Date fixed for the opening Of 15-day
Meeting of Mineral Springs Jockey
Tub at Porter, Ind.
Johnny Dundee VS. Tommy Bres.
lahan, 6 rounds. at Pittsburgh.
Yale VS.. Lafayette, at New Haven:
Pennsylvania VS.. Swarthmore, at
Philadelphia
(. Princeton v S Virginia Polytechnic,
It Princeton.
Cornell VS.. New York University,
1t Ithaca. >. ',d
Brown VS.. Wesleyan, ut Providence,
Dartmouth vs.. Vermont, at Hanover.
Minnesota vs.. Nebraska, at Minnie
,polis.
Michigan vs., Michigan Aggies, at
Ann Arbor.
Iowa VS.. Cornell College, at Iowa
City.
Missouri VS.. Rolla, at Columbia. .
= Wisconsin vs.. Northwestern, at
Madison.
North DAKOTA VS.. HamlIne, at st.
Paul. & !
Illinois VS.. Washington University,
t urbana. .
Vanderbilt VS.. Rose Polytechnic, at
Nashville.
Kansas VS.. Baker, at Lawrence. /
Georgia vs.. Citadel, ut Athens.
Alrginia. VS.. Hampden-Sidney, at
charlottesville. /
Alabama VS.. Georgia Tech, at At.
anita.
North Carolina VS.. Wake Forest, at
;hapel Hill.
Texas vs.. Austin College. at Austin.
President Dreyfus, OF the Pitts
1urgh Club, has refused TO allow Mar
" O'Toole and EObby Byrne to join
Umpire Rigler's all-star team on a
Cuban tour, this winter.
Germany" Schaefer., the Washing
ION cut-up, hopes the scribes will not
forget to compare him with Eddie Foy
when they write columns comparing
Walter johnson and Joe Wood.
The democrats claim they will
greatly increase their majority in
congress.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-09
GlCKIE

Humane Officer VIM. Blake arrived
here Wednesday evening from Verona
and had with him Katie Peas, aged %
years, whom he Will take To the lnsti.
tuition for the feeble minded at Graft.
on. and Alfred White, aged Z years,
whom be- Will care tor Until n suitable
place has been found for him. Both
woman and little boy we're from near
Verona. At this place he took the two
year old and three months old sons
Of John Engct, who lives about three
miles southwest OF town. Tho young.
est hoy was taken with him while the
other was adopted by Mr.. and Mrs,
Jacob Mactcy OF this place. Mr..
Blake and the unfortunate ones left
via auto Thursday for Cleveland
where they took the train for James.
town. Mr.. Flake says new complaints
are being received daily from differ.
ent places.
Wednesday OF this week, Mat Rorth
Jr., and John Steiger, both farmers
living west OF town. got into quarrel
at the threshing machine. Stelger
was somewhat under the influence Of
spirits and while standing on the foot.
board Of his engine, kept nagging at
Borth over their troubles until the
Inter struck Steiger, knocking him to
the ground. After the encounter
Steiger had Berth arrested and he was
brought to town by Constable Geo.
Heflen before Justice Young for a
hearing. Mat gave q cash bond and his
hearing will come on the last day Of
this month.
Threshing operations began in earn.
est Monday after nearly three weeks
delay from rains. The grain is pretty
we'll dried out but the most of the
wheat is grading No. 2 Northern on
account of loss Of color. Several new
threshing outfits arrived the past
week which were purchased by the
following: John Flalg purchased an
Avery separator and a Rumley OIL
Pull engine. Philip Moose and others
purchased complete Avery outfit
from J.. II. Meyers. John Maler and
Gottlieb Sommerfeld purchased an
Advance outfit, also Eli Poyko and
others from Ruff Bros. & Co.. making
in all four complete threshing outfits
received this week. All OF these rigs
are on the ground turning out the
grain. Every machine In tho field
these days will greatly help to com.
pletc the threshing of our bumper
crop.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-09

Germany" Schaefet', the Washing
ION cut-up, hopes the scribes will not
forget to compare him with Eddie Foy
when they write columns comparing
Walter Johnson and Joe Wood.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-09

The democrats claim they will
greatly increase their majority in
congress.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-09
TO HAVE:
five COLUMNS
Three Columns will be Added
TO Make Room for lndl-
yIduaI Candidates
Ballot will be q Large One
But will be Easy One for
Voters 10 Understand

The announcement a day or two
ago to the effect that Secretary OF
State Norton has decided to issue q
ballot with five columns instead OF
the three as determined by the at
torney general a short time ago, mas
caused a great deal Of speculation
among the politicians, and while IL
was something of a surprise to all
yet the plan makes a much better
shaped ballot and does not give any
particular advantage to the three par
ties which are to occupy those col
umns. The three columns to De
placed on the ballot outside the regu'
lar democratic and republican coli
umns are headed Individual Nominal
tons" In the first column headed
thusly are the prohibitlonist presi.
Dental electors; second, the socia''
lists and third the progressives.
or course the republican and demo-
cratic parties have their regular tick
cts complete; the prohibitionlsts
have no ticket aside from president
ial electors; the socialists have a
complete state ticket, and the prog
ressives have their presidential cleo
tors, candidate for governor and com
missioner Of agriculture and labor.
Let the reader understand that the
columns are not headed by the party
name. but all three are headed IN
dividual Nominations" though after
the names of the candidates in each
column is carried the party name in.
dicating, "Prohlbitionist," socialist
or progressive"
Tho situation developed thusly:
Attorney General Miller held that
there we're but two national parties,
republican and democratic, and that
all other candidates would have to
20 under the heading individual
Nominations" This gave Mr.. Norton
the opinion that they would all have
to 90 into the third column. AS IT
is, the ballot measures three feet
long, and to have added the names
with the necessary blanks would
have made it so cumbersome it could
hardly have been handled. The fol-
lowing paragraph in the law also mad
to be complied with. 1t will be found
on page 2l7, laws Of 1911, headed,
Chapter 130-Act amending Sec. 6l6
of Article 6, Chapter 5. laws of 1907
persons nominated by paper or
petition shall be placed in one or
more columns under the designation
Of Individual Nominations on the
same line with the office with which
they are nominated" !
In order to do this, Mr.. Norton
held, it was necessary to run the
names. straight across the ballot. The
arrangement makes the ballot quite
ineligible, and while it does not
give each of the other parties a sep
arate column, yet it. does. That Is,
each party has a column, though the
last three do not have their party
name at the head Of the column.
Those who have seen it agree that
this is about the only arrangement
which would comply with the law,
and which. under the very peculiar
construction of the law could be con-
| sidered fair to all.
1t is in fact an advantage to the
three parties occupying these col
umns, but those who have the matter
to deal with claim it is the only solu'
ton of the question which they can
| See.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-09
PLEASANT VIEW

The threshers. have had several
days Of rest on account of the rain.
The Albert Eros. are going to have
Il sale the 22nd. of this month and will
move to- Minnesota this fall.
( The three schools in Baskerville
Township have started, but the at.
tendance is small.
The teacher Of No. 2 boards at the
uhde home.
Mrs. Granting and daughter attend.
ed the Exposition last Saturday,
Supt. Vigncss was visiting the
schools In our vicinity last Thursday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-09
9
REpUoLlcAN TICKET.
MATloNAL.

2 VSVOUSvOAN IJSNeI =
(: NATIONAL. e
|: For President William ". TAN, Z
= Of Ohio.
= For Vice President, James s. Z
) Sherman, Of New York. z
= For nPresIdSntiat Electors, o. =
|. ]. Seller, o. jamestown; r. W. Z
{. cathro, Of D~ottineau; W. NJ. Al. {
> dersen, Of Devils Lake; A. p. :
: PauIson, 81 Valley City; Geo. y. .
|: stone, Of Mott. {
; STATE. 4
|: Fer cevsrWSr, l. 3. Hanna Of Z
!: cass County.
!. For Lieutenant Governor, A. T. I
!: kraabel Of Trail County. I
/: For Secretary Of State, Thomas {
/: Hail Of olivsr County. 4
!: For State Auditor, Cart o. Jor- I
I: genson 81 Sargent County. Z
!: For state Treasurer, 0under Of. 4
!: son Of Walsh County. I
: For Attorney General, Andrew I
= Miller Of Ourtsish County. 1
: For ComnIssioner Of insurance, 4
W. c. Taylor u LaMoure County. I
. For Commissioner Of Aerlcul. I
+ ture and Labor, w. 6. 0iibreath 4
Of Morton County. {
+ For superintendent Of Public In. I
+ struction, z. J: Taylor, Of Grand (
+ Forks County.
Z For Railroad Commissioners: I
+ w. n. Mann Of Morton County. I
+ For Congress, Second District I
= George N. Young Of Barnes I
. County. :
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-09

MlnneSOta'S jag laFM pIOpOSItlOh ~
being closely watched in North Da'
kota.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Coua.
ty of Burleigh.
In District Court, Sixth Judicial
District.
Daniel NJ. Slattery, plaintiff. vs..
Nellie Crawford and William Z.
Crawford, her husband, Calvin P.
Jefferis, Zolmon S, Hunt, Augusta
L. Birdsley, and all other persons I'M
known, claiming any estate or inter,
est in, or lien or ineumbrance upon
the property described in the CONF
plant, defendants.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE
PENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in this action,
which is on file in the office Of the
| Clerk of this Court, at the court house
in the city of bismarck. Durleigh
county. North Dakota, and to serve q
copy of your answer upon the SUB
scribers within thirty days after the
service of this summones upon you,
exclusive of the day Of service; and
in case of your failure to appear or
answer, Judgment will be taken
against You by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated September 2Sth, 1912.
MILLER & ZUGER.
Attorneys for plaintit, office and post
Office address, Bismarck, North pa pa
kota.
NOTICE TO SAID DEFENDANTS.
Please take notice that the above &C.
ton relates to, and the object thereof
is to quiet title in the plaintiff 70 lots
-Four "a. five 10, and six 90, ~
block thirteen u3), Of Mckensle's nd
dition to the city Of Bismarck, in Dnr.
leigh county, North Dak0ta; and that
no personal claim is made against
you, or either of you. in said action.
MILLER &sZUGER,
! Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-09

The press gang Of n Missouri
slope will extend sympathy to Editor
Brinton OF the Beach Chronicle who
has had two fires recently, the last
one Of which destroyed his fine plant
and handsome building. He is al
ready making arrangements to start
all over again. -,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-09

Charley Hendricks, q cousin of Mrs.
Jim Bradens, came here recently from
Iowa, and Is working for Woods and
hickman, threshers.
Miss Zelma Braden is teaching in
school No. 2, Summit township.
Sam and Tom Wade are here from
Nebraska on business.
J. X. Jones was a visitor in Bis.
marck at the exposition last week.
Put IN your winter supply OF Ignite
coal now. Phone No. So. 9-4tf
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-09
FIGHTS SCHEDULED FOR 70.
A1HAr

Billy Wagner VS.. Freddie Daniels
Is rounds, ut st. Joseph, Mo.
Young Britt vs.. Willie ChandlOr, IL
rounds, at Baltimore.
Willie Lewis VS.. Tommy Gavigan
IL rounds, at Cleveland.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-09

TIE Phillies have had more hard
luck this season than all the other
major league teams. The latest vic
tim Is Manager Charley Doom, who is
ont Of the game with u broken finger.
Accidents are occurring around
treShing machines very frequently at
this time Of the year.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-01-13

when intelligent and honest service
would mean so MUCH.
The Pioneer has no way of know
ing who all will become candidates
for mayor or the city council but it
hopes that there will be no such
thing as partizan politics in the cam
paign now opening and that when
the people speak they will be guided
only by the one thought as to the
competency, desirability and fitness
of the person seeking Office, rather
than by political or factional aftilia-
Extreme caution in choosing can
didates is desirable, advancement in
municipal affairs is desired and most
folks will agree that there are some
reforms that would work for the bet
ter. Now is the time-for action. ~~.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-01-13
.GRAND|MoTAERS. | ! HI RI 81.
USED SAGE TEA
TO .Darken. the Hair and Restore
Gray and Faded Hair to Its
Natural Color.

1t is easier to preserve the color of
the hair than to restore it, although
it is possible to do both. Our grand
mothers understood the secret. They
made q sage tea,'' and their dark,
glossy bah long after middle life
was due to this fact. Our mothers
have gray hairs before they are fifty,
but they are beginning to appreciate
the wisdom of our grandmothers in
using "sage tea" for their hair and
are fast following suit. B.:
The present generation has the
advantage of the past in that it can
get ready-to-use preparation called
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy. AS a scalp tonic and color
restorer this preparation is vastly
superior to the ordinary "sage tea"
made by our grandmothers
This remedy is sold under guaran-
tee that the money will be refunded
if it fails to do exactly as represents
ed. ...
If your hair is losing color or
coming out, start using Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur today, and see what a
change it will make in a few days
time. "
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all drug
gists. ... <. Z. >
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-01-13
BEING MAYOR.

No salary, no much honor and plen-
ty of criticism briefly explains what
awaits the patriot who permits him
self to become elected mayor of Be-
midi.
These are not unusual conditions
for town the size of this place and
it probably is just as true that where
ever an election is held there always
is someone who is ready and willing
to take up the burden of Office,
sometimes inspired by an honest
desire to serve the people and some
times just inspired.
1t is an important matter to saw
who shall conduct the affairs of the
city for the incoming year. That's
especially true of Bemidji, on the
eve or new era of prosperity,
foreshadowed by the awakened in
terest growing crops on land that
heretofore has reared trees. Ill. >.
In way Bemidji is passing
through crisis. She is at a point
where an active. clean cut, vigorous.
progressive business administration
will mean bigger and better city
OF boosters while a careless, happy
go-lucky, blinking, winkingr set Of
municipal officials will find the town
handicapped at the very moment