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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
100 4atf fDr Glassl1ltarlnn.

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" i iiiEhEAS TIE RICHMOND AND
plicant for certain francnis"s 20
.fha us lines into the western sec.
ION or Inc city, south OF Broad
street. and for the right 10 sell Urht
"iM power IN the city; ana
hcFeHs. TINS company has given
.ne p.St evidence of both its ability
- carry ont rs uuder,akinrs ana
OF It's purpose 10 do SO i'm u s5tisf., ',u
,pfy MANNER by building, cquipuinl.
"HI operating ono OF the best stre"i
ANYWAY iincS in the world ma ,v.li
a. giving 10 the community In.
H!Ghl MSrsiall street ViaAuct: ana
W heFcIs the construction and
"pt'h'l"n q! such public works ~
1HuSe proposed by the Richmond ma
licnrcp Hallway Company are a.
great value I" the city and IT'S Moo
p.r' nut particularly 10 wagc-carn.rs
'''auSe Of tnc great sums sncut in
'nh7'!nsi!oii ana IN the employment
OF lhth necessary to thcir operation.
~" thcrciore, be II resolved. That
i."n N"u!d"rs Union. No iaS. OF
i.!ch!iOiri. Va, hereby nuts itself
upon record as favorli,g the grant.
.HS OF tho franchises as'.rd FOR. ana
mos earnestly urges the Counct of
VEG Guy or Richmond TO grant .ucb
pTNHt6os 70 The !uch'aond and Hon
i'rp Hallway Company under Tho
fua! ana proper restrictions ana
conditions,
liosoIvcd, turthcr. That copy ii
'he+v resolutions 10 sent to ti.ci.ri,
90 lnr Council and published IN the
ne" sPapets OF the city.
NJ LEANY.
President
G.. l.. WlLGoX,
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
TEN SPEAKERS At
DOLLAR DINNER
Hundreds of Business Men to
Attend Big Event at Blues
Armory on April IS.
GET-T0GETHER MOVEMENT
Every Subject of Commercial
Activity Will Be Ably
Set Forth.

! The program OF the Greater Rich
mond dollar dinner. which will be
EVEN oy tho Civic Cooperative Or
Thursday evening, April is. was mad.
public yesterday. Ten speeches. nom,
10 exceed ten minutes. Will DO deliy-
, ,Iou by public officials and leadors IN
ME NE various lines of business activity.
me occasion In point OF benent ana
enthusiasm, promises to eclipse the
monster civic parade on January Q.
~ Wnicn business men from every
walk took part.
Ihis Greater Richmond advertising
movement has been arranged under tho
auspices of the civic Co-operatiyo Or
sanization. composed of the Chamber
OF Commerce, Richmond Advertisers
E!no, BUSINESS Mems Club. Travellers
a,rotec,iva Association. Retail Mcr-
chants Association and tho Richmond
and Chesterfield business 1Icn's Asso-
Sia'ioN. IN planning for tho dinner Il
t t, was sent TO every member OF
and The responses have been so en-
oouiasing and SO optimistic that the
committee IN charge beiit.es Tie DEM
onstration Will awaken new thrills.
Tickets will be on sale until Ami
-. and may be had from the aecrc-
tar% OF every association already men
toned.
Speaking Program
John Stewart Bryan WIN DO toast
master. The list of speakers and their
subjects Is as follows:
and the RaiToads"-ior tho citizens. T..
Nj. Darlington. president the Richmond
Chamber oil Commerce. for the rail-
roads. W..D. Duke
washing on to- Richmond Highway
or thu Virginia DiviSion OF tho Qucucc-
to-Miami international Bignway,"
Henry W. Anderson.
"Rlchmond's Administrative Board"
Ma! OF -. T. Richardson.
''Richmond's Terminal Facilities for
lta:i and Water Transportation" Leon
Wallerstcin.
"Ricnmond's Financial Institutions
and Their Service to The Community"
y. J. Sands.
Educational Advantages of Rich
'nond." Professor >. a. c. Chandler.
Thomas Il. McAdams
The intarcst OF Labor In the We'll
fare OF Richmond" j. J. Dreamer.
The Past and Future Growth OF
Richmond Ashton Starke
Working Committees.
The committees in charge Of the dim
ner are:
Date und plucc-uorace +. smith,
chairman; Marx Gunst, Rives Elem
ing. Robert Wh!tteI, Jr.
Bnnque,--H. Carl Boachen, chair
man; Woodson j, Waddey. T. NJ
IIundicy, Il. Lee Peters. J. T. w. Cur
It's
Ticicts-c. L. Ivcy, chairman; Geo.
W. Rogers. W. 7. Shepherd, Chas. r.
Waltord, Jr.
Speakers aud ProErnm-E c. Laird,
/ chairman c. T. Norman. Frank W.
! Brown, MAYOR u. {. Richardson
! Iubiicity-FEoracc L. Smith, chair
man, T. NJ IIundley. Chas. Cordcs.
,insic--Woodson r, Waddcy. chair
man w. I. Dabncy. Horace L. Smith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch. J.
Mount Airy. y. C., Aprii 1.-Two hum
Cred srizalcd mOuntaineers. grimiy de-
tcrnined arc gathering here and 1T
1Iilisvillc. Va, tonight for an Easter
SUNDAY man hunt; Sidna Allen and
Wesley Edwards. the only two members
uncaptursd OF tho allen clan. which
shot up the Carroll county courthouse
March u. ero their quarry.
In srisly contrast TO Easter, the
Sabbath chase OF the outlaws promises
10 be the most spectacular feature OF
tho three weeks chase Of the fusitivcs.
Fifty North Carolinians offered their
services. They Will advance upon
Wards Gap, where the outlaws arc be-
loved 10 b. in hiding while posse
estimated tonight at 100 scours the
opposite Virginia thickets.
A negro farmer tonight gave the
only promising clue TO the Aliens lair.
Hc told a neighbor, who had brought
the news hera. that he had been
stopped on n hill path by gaunt, UNI
kempt stranger. answering Stdna AL
lens description, near his home, and
asked IL nc had seen any white men
loitertng in that vicinity. The man,
q ccording 10 the ncSro's story, turned
back toward the hilltop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
GOT WRONG MEDICINE

Through some mistake, no, clearly cx-
plaincd, a. Hachbacke, j guest Il; Murphy' 3
Hotel, was giyrn poison by It clerk In u
drug store late last night, h!s condition re-
quiring an hour or hard work the part
Of Ambulance Surgeon watts before he was
fully out Of danger.
AIR. Hackbackc wen; TO the drug stoN for
simple remedy. lie was not clear whether
he had made a mistake in picking up the
wrong package, or vile thcT the clerk had
made an error, but il was evident THAT he
HAD been given sharp solution of hcloridc.
which produced Immediate cffoct. The am
bulance Was standing AZ Eighth and Eroac
streets. aud DIR. Waits VAS promptly sum
moued treating the patient IN the rear q,
the drug store. lie Was able later to return
TO his ho;ci, being pronounced out o; iail-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

Did You ever $40 q Japanese woman with
wrinkles. Irrespective of age? Then learn
how they achieve and maintain sniooth
face, free from wrinkles. For the first time
in America. tho i'rinccss Toxic treatment
Is being made known, and 1t Is n revelation.
Never before hate Christian women been
able 10 solve Tie secrets OF these Oriental
beauties. whose taccs and forms have been
The marvel through ages Bat at last the
treasure iroya has been unlocked. and there
Is set before cyriy american lady. who
writes immedidicis the fun knowledge about
ihls wondrous no" method.
The pgiucrss Ipkip booklet o. Beauty is
q message fi,! az sis.crly feeling and gym
pothy tor tho American ladies'. II tells,
withon; hesitation ali about the Princess
inh!o ncw treatment FOR removing wrinkles
"Nr"ut AhitrtU rc0ms. rastcs. lotions, or
p.Is;ers, or mechanism appliances.
~ YOU arc q HntrnN would yon HE Ia
look skr E!s' Hrain? II you arc atty
years o. dSe. would tou wish 10 look like
splendid young woman OF twcnty-nvc? IL
You AZ" iofiN, would you Hike 10 look. like 4
S'F' jisl ort Of her teens? Then to you
I ms po"N van 30 " great value
80 in9hey "i!. ta accepted FOR the Princess
ioNi' b"ph'ci aHon, wrinisirs. II will be
sIf"H 10 yon TFHE. sealed privately, by one
Who Dciicvcs mat tnerc : has dawned the
| h"St sp'cn"!G u"y for American women OF
az "RcS M - seyerly, 1t is a message o.
! W. most AHil% good cheer. and 81 unlike
90 ."'hs Nn.' t'cnt, N is treat In it's unique
N3ntcHlU Nj fou ucsd do is ask for a
rsN.h COPY addressing Princess Toxic
1urie ~ ..enif"i Bank Building. Denver
! u tells how 70 -emovc wrinkle. By entirs.
:! new NeeiMsni u only eight dsJA :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
USE THE FREE COUPON TO-DAY

'"'"NF' wei! known
PhAadeipt.a physician, was cue ~ tho fat
est mon tn .h4t great. olty He weighed
VI, lbs rii4 v.s ,ps,,.a =. t..
~ ''' on"
' W. p" - = ''--' N'''-'' i's Hta.lh was
miserable; he MAS No1, aud urea an tic
sine dun b.,., ana s,,.d a. ,-
'''''''
TaFh "p'' go "u.t' - A-e'H HlsALS or 10
A'4 .Di' i'' N'N 94S' he'n refuses
M .!isA',Li.-o 1t''"se n' NJ 'NceSsive
Setsn- II W. .'-H 'Aii AiS very ~"
' va ." U5H6 ..hH i'" nHless he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
Old Soldier Wishes to Help
Sufferers From Kidney,
Liver and Bladder
Troubles

ann frequently troubled with kidney
and bladder trouble, especially in the
spring and fall. Being an old veteran Of
the Civil War, little exposure or cold
settles on my kidneys. and then am laid
up with kidney or bladder trouble. DR..
kilmer's Swamp Root was recommended
10 mc number OF years ago, and took
n number Of bottles of il and was moro
than pleased with the results consider
Swamp-Root the greatest and best kidney
medicine on the market, and it never fails
TO give quick results i'll kidney trouble,
bladder trouble and lame back.
DIR. kilmcr's Swamp Root has done me
so much good that feel if any words Of
mine will he the means oi relieving any
poor sufferers that you are at liberty to
use this letter as you see fit.
Yours very truly.
GEORGE w. ATCHIEY,
1856 Walker St. Dcs Aloincs. Iowa.
State OF Iowa, Poke County-ss.:
A. X. Hansen, retail druggist OF this
city, being first duly sworn, dcposes and
says that he is we'll acquainted with
George w Atchlcy, who gave the above
testimonial; that said Atchley made and
signed said testimonial in nv presence,
and that | have sold said Atchley a part
OF the Swamp-Root referred to in above
testimonial Affiant further says that
George w. Atchley is a well known cit-
zen OF this city and an honorable man,
and that it was Mr. Atchley's desire to
give said testimonial.
a. r. HANSEN.
Subscribed TO IN my presence and
sworn to before me, this sd Of March,
1909. L. J. FRISk,
Notary Public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
FULLER A CANDIDATE

Announcement: was made yesterday by
r.dway Fuller, formerly member OF the
Common Council ana later OF the Genera:
Assembly from Richmond. o. hts candidacy
Tor the Board OF Aldermen in Clay Ward.
branch 20 he voted upon IN tho coming pri-
:rnry, all OF the other wards having full!
quota OF Aldermen among the huldover
members. The scat Is NJ present occupied
~ President Robert Whiitet, who has an
nounced his canui6acy fo- the Administrn-
'ye Board ana who Will. therefore. retire
from ,he Couuch after C. long and active
service.
councilman Gcorse Med. Bltke, who has
represented Monroe Ward in tho present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

u,g virsin!a Polytechnic lns'i'u,. FOR ,Ad
Airs. b. \. Gill ief, y,,,crcsy for Peters.
burg. where she Will spend Eus,e. III
Mrs. II. i. Schroeder, OF clover Va. ras
INC guest yesterday OF tho Rev i. = Nar-
MTs ". r. G!li Is spsnd!nr TIA Es.,sp
holidays with relatives In suffolk
Nrs- W. l.. DoiinS-. Q, Tcs Hull Street
who hes h-en rery 81. /. now sbla 10 be
cut.
a!rs, John Webb. o. ie7 ives, F..th stree.
undeTw.n, succession operation y.sterday
at her homie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
BUGGY OVERTURNS
Young Women Thrown Ont and Culorcd Man
Seriously Injured.

Their horse bucoulnE frightened at -Four
;ccnth and Main streets yesterday after
noon lust before dusk the buggy in wAich
Miss ponniu! az seven Pines, and hcr mir
tccn-ycar-oid sister, Miss Nina Dcnni9l. were
driving vas overturned, and both were
thrown into rho street. rsoo!vins severe
hriisss. lo;h were Hbie TO so home on tile
street car
The runaway horse dashed over m old
oo!oTcd man. BARLEY Davis. Of - West
Baker Street, iniurins hin seriously. The
ambulance In charge OF Dr. Watts was
called, and Davis was taken to the City
Hospital. lie was st!ll unconscious late las.
night, and some fear IS expressed that his
skull may have beer fractured.
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Ghu11fl s1ct,fes.
EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
ST. PACLS y. Il. cHURCH-REE. ~.
RUSSELL BOWIE rector. Rev. HENRY
J.. MANNING. assistant. Divine service n.
il ~. NJ. and Z. ". U,lcrs VIII gladly
show visitors and strangers 20 seats. sun
day school al s:I5 y. NJ.
MONUMENTAL. CHURCH (ER5C'rED 1914
on site OF Theatre burned 1911. Srosd s:rest
below Twelfth -SerYicGs Al /! =. II. and s
z. N.
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Council. and who. through the redistrictinG
is thrown into Clay Ward. may also become
Il candidate for the Board OF Aldermen In
that wurd.
Mr. Fuller Is we'll known both In politics
and an attorney, having for many years
hcen law partner OF Councilman Gilbert
IL Pollock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
Letter to
DR.. Kilner & Co.
Binahanlton, n. Y.

Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For You
Send to DR.. kilmcr g. Co, Bingham
ton, n. Y, for a sample bottle. 1t will
convince any one You will also receive
booklet Of valuable information. telling
all about the kidneys and bladder When
writing. be sure and mention the Rich
mond Sunday Times Dispatch Regular
iifty-ccnt and onc-dollar size bottles for
sale at all drug stores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
Personal and General.
Excursion to williamsburg

An excursion viii be run tomorrow,
Easter Monday, TO williamsburg, Va.
Train leaves {. & Q. Depot 4. NJ.
konnd trip. Sl.On. rickcts NJ dcnot
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Iacamond Junior order United American
Mechanics VIII tomorrow nlSht pay fra
ternal visit to tho Rocky Ridge Council
30. 80. at, their hall. Eighth and Hui
Streets McsSra. Davis Bottom. T. Gray
iiadaon. John BurrouEhs and othcr prom
iEeut I1hmoua juniors T!il be prcsen, to
sneak. RS VIII number OF mensers from
tho SCuthslde councils. Some good songs
Will be rendered ~ W ]. Mo-rlssc;:c and
Thomas Johnson. and very in,crc.tinE
meeting IL contemplated by the committee.
NJ memberS Of tho order Ia tho city arc
Invited 10 be present
Personal and General
MIS- W =. Carter. o, Pctersburr. Is spend
inE tie Easter holidays with her sister.
Mrs. william J Carter. Of 10! Porter Street.
HaEmond Faui has returned home from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
South Richmond Bureau,

South Richmond Bureau,
The Times Dispatch,
1890 Hun Street.
Phone Madison i75
Without handing down i written opinion.
Judge L. H. Wells, OF tho IIus,in6s Court.
Fart =. yesterday ordered n decree in favor
"i the plaintiffs 20 DO entered IN the dhnn-
o-ry SHIT O.; ". r Dabncy and others
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-26
TAYLOR

G. G. Hill, aX-postmaster at Richard
ton is spending a large part of his time
in Taylor as collector for the lnterna'
tional Harvester Co..
Paul liner was in from his Knife
| river ranch last Monday.
George Urban OF Hebron. n of
Hebron's bonanza merchants Il
Farmers, transacted business m'Tayior
last Monday. Mr.. Urban who is inter
ested in a Hebron department store,
left for points up north in Dunn coun-
ty, to look after collections and other
business matters in connection with
his interests.
Deputy Sheriff w. G.. Hecht has time,
being laid up with a stubborn case Of
rheumatism.
Mr.. Maser Of the Taylor State Bank
spent Sunday at his home in Dickln-
son.
Mr.. Seeley, collector for the Good
ridge Call lumber yard spent most OF
last week in Taylor looking after the
money which comes rolling in during
this fine weather.
The new Hutchinson lumber yard
has just built a new office. and store
room on Main street, and Frank Hut
Crimson, who, during the summe
months has spent most Of his time as
sisting in the Farmers and Merchants
bank here, will from now on devote all
his time to his interests in the lumber
yard.
Attorney T.. r. Gunderson transact
ed legal business at Mandan and Bis
marck last week.
X. II Eikan came over from Rich
ardton last Saturday to look after his
farming interests here. Mr.. Eiken IS
preparing to leave for his new home III
the western part of Montana in a few
! days. When Mr.. Eiken leaves, Taylor
and vicinity loses an old timer and
one OF our best farmers and citizens.
Herman Rabe Of the Dickinson Bot
Ting works was a business visitor III
Taylor last Friday.
j. Fl. Peterson, formerly In the en-
ploy Of C. Williams, has bought the
blacksmith shop formerly operated b.
SCHNEIDER and will open the same for a
general smith shop and also do various
repair jobs in connection.
Stem Williams came in from Ken.
Vile, at which place he is post master
and merchant, and spent part OF last
week in Taylor.
Mrs. C. Fl. Silvernail visited and
shopped Ct Dickinson last Saturday
and Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Belsheim Of Mandan and
Rev. Mr.. Doe Of FLASHER attended the
Norwegian Lutheran conference here
last week as did Rev. Mr.. Thorpe Of
E'elfeld. S4EAl
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-26

dergaard prosecuted in the f~astness-
es down the Little Missouri river.
They had a successful trip, each get
ting the full number allowed by law.
All last week the weather showed
symptoms Of making important
changes, several days being cloudy,
the clearing being accompanied by
wind. Thursday and Friday were
windy-very windy for Medora, and
nearly as windy as it has been at
any time in four years.
NJ. c. Mccarthy, auditor, and A.
J.. O'Keefe, chairman Of the board of
county commissioners. both OF whom
are officers Of the Golden Valley cOua'
|ty, were in Medora Thursday, study
ing the Office supplies, to form an
opinion as to the needs of stationery
for the new Offices, and from which
they will order their blanks and
books.
Surveyors for the Northern Pacific,
who have been surveying that com
.paly's lands in this vicinity during
the past two months, brought their
camping outfit to MedOra this week
and established a camp at the stock
yards, preparing to go to another To-
cality. The party, of which there is
a dozen or more. will divide, part go.
ing to headquarters and others go.
ing to Montana on the same kind of
work,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-26
MEDORA

Assistant Naturalization, Examiner.
n. s. Grifing of st. Paul was in Me-
dora examining the books OF the clerk
Of the court, which record the acts
Of naturalization Thursday night.
Ex-Superintendent Of Schools J.
"A. Kitchen of Sentinel Butte was in
Medora Tuesday on business in con.
nection with the release Of his office.
He has been appointed to the same
Office In Golden Valley county.
Mrs. II. j. Peterson and two young
sons, OF Parker's Prairie. Mimi, ar
rived Monday night, and offered proof
Tuesday to the. claim that her hus-
band entered before his death. She
intends to spend the winter with rel
atives in Idaho. She is at the Bur-
CESS. home.
Chris Peterson returned Friday
from the deer hunt that he w, Neu.
ems, Nate Halliday and Oscar. En-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-26
BELF|ELD

John Sellman purchased a bunch
of horses from J. O. Mullaney. the
latter part of last week and took them
out on Paddock creek, where he will
range them during the winter.
Messrs. r. c. Davis and Albert
Hike spent the past week in their
respective ranches up in the north
country. They took along their guns
for protection should a big fat buck
happen across their poth.
Miss Tillie Johnson, a homestead
err south of town, has returned from
Cakes. where she spent the fall cook.
ing for a t%hreshing crew.
Mrs. A. N. Sutton has left for New
Rockford, after spending several
weeks with her husband in this city.
Mr.. Sutton expects to follow soon.
A very quiet and pretty wedding
was solemnized in the Congregation
al parsonage at Dickinson. when Rev.
Hacke Joined in the holy bonds OF
wedlock, Mr.. Edward Harkins and
Miss Ida McCarty.
The Royal Neighbor lodge members
outdid themselves in hospitality
when they entertained in the |, 0. O.
f. hall, each member inviting al out
slider. Five hundred was INDUCED
in until midnight, when a delightful
lunch vas served. The guests feel
obligated to the lodge for whate they
all pronounce IAN all round good
time" #
The many friends OF Landlord
,Mosher were pleased to see their old
pal around again, after a two weeks
illness in St. Joseph's hospital, suf-
fering with an infection of the jaw,
following the extraction of a tooth.
Eert lost a little. in flesh, but he man
aged to retain his aristocratic poise
and cheerful smile.
Mrs. John Boyum and Miss Nellie
Doyle gave a party to a number of
our young folk, as a farewell to their
sister, Miss Mae, who left on No. 5
for Albion. Idaho, where she will at
tend Normal school, residing with
her sister, Mrs. J. R. Brinton. Miss
Doyle was very popular with the
young people Of Belfield and will be
greatly missed in their social circle, !
"A fire broke out in the barn and
the property OF H. A. Kits and to-
tally destroyed the barn and cremat-
ed a valuable COW. There was a ter
rifle wind blowing and for a time it
looked as though a large portion OF
the business and residence section Of
the city would be destroyed. The
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-26
ELlIN

Banker G. n. Freytag decamped
Tuesday afternoon, leaving word at
the bank that he would return this
(FTi6ay)t afternoon Aid that he will
have his bride with him, she being.
as far as we can learn, Miss Nelia
Anderson of Cedar Rapids, Neb. They
were married at Aberdeen Wednes-
day a%ftrnoon.
P. N. Madison has the misfortune
to have his face slightly burned last
Tuesday, the result of a slight ex.
plosion from the engine at the Farm
ers' elevator. However, it was not
very severe and he was not disabled
so he could not attend to the elevator.
Fred Sayler sold his quarter of land
this week to nike Mosbrcscher,
southwest of Glen Ullin, the consid-
Grafton being $40 per acre. The deal
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-26

we understand a all cash, hence the
low price.
Sam Baker was the only man to
take the examination for rural carri-
er here Monday and it is likely he
will get the contract.
Rev. Stickney OF Fargo was here
last Sunday and delivered a sermon
to a large audience in the evening.
Rev. Menges, We understand, has
been transferred from the charge Of
the Kaiser church to his old charge
at Bismarck. the change to take place
in the near future. The Kaiser charge
will be taken care of.by Rev. Ruecks
OF Odessa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kitterling
were at the Bismarck hospital last
week, where on Friday a sister, Mrs.
Kate Barringer, who had been con-
fined there for some time. died.
Assistant Cashier H. f. Cragun Of
the First National bank of Glen u
lin is assisting at the First State bank
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-26

country, it is not likely that any Of
them would have made a serious eft.
fort, to escape. The Servian artillery
shown in the picture had proved tire.
%mendously effective in various en-
gagements. ..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-26

oners are under guard Of Montenegrin
soldiers in the open as there was no
stockade in which to cOlfine them.
As they We're treated better as pris-
oners than while fighting for their
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-26

chemical engine of the fire depart
meat did not arrive as soon as they
would have, had it not been neces-
sary for the ladies to charge the
engines before bringing them out.
This condition could be relieved by
having a place for them in which the
chemical would not freeze. The coun-
Gil might do well to erect a place for
the fire equipment.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-26

during the absence of Cashier Frey
tag.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-26

These pictures Of scenes IL the
Balkan war were made during the
hostilities and while the allied troops
were scoring victory after victory
against the Turkish troops, The pris-