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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-08-14
PARADE Of De- ORATED AuTomo.
BlLES ARRANGED
Several Hundred Auto Owners In
yited 70 Compete for Prizes.
Program for Tuesday
Afternoon.

The executive committee of the
Ladies Auxiliary appeared at the last;
regular meeting of the Celebration
Committee and requested permission
to serve refreshments at Tuesday
afternoons reunion picnic OF pioneers
defenders and junior pioneers which
request was cheerfully granted. They
were also asked to; appoint COM
mittee on quarters and practically
assume charge of the work of securing
accommodations for Home. Coming
gueats.
& John 81. Siegel on behalf Of the
automobile parade committee reported
that invitations were being ssnt out to
neighboring automobile associations
and ssked how much money could b
placed 6 the disposal Of his committee
for prizes. The committee VS. voted
$4,000 for that purpose and was also
given authority 70 arrange band
conesrt in German Park sfSsr tho
parade.
Chairman Somssn reporssd Mat hs
Was ssill negotiating With IL Indians
at ths Morton Agency ana hoped 70 b
able % clos6 8 deal With thsm In .
short tins. Hs also rsportsd thas ~
Brown County Agricultural Society
had offered p ply 900 for the
privilege Of exhibiting ths asroplans
ior a sdmission charge. This pro-
position NIT ~ approval Of The
committss. Tho Agri. Assn. =
planning 70 have Tie flights take place
from tho Fair Grounds and 70 have
the machine used In the flights On
exhibition both before snd aftsr the
ascsnsions II II 10 possible % arrange
No matter IN this Wy. The Assoc
eiasion Il also nsgotisting With the
ayiasors for flights On Sunday, the
;36eh, or Gsssnaa sDay. -Thsrs1 viii b.
hossos III fa = q ~ Fir Gronads both
"Wednesday md Sunday. Thsrs viii
IS no Shsrgs Tor visiwi;ing ~ | aroplans
flights Wednesday,.
Mr.. Johnson reported that quite
generally ths country and city press
ars giving publicity 70 orr celebration
and that posters had been printed and
.sent 70 8 least 50 Of the neighboring
towns. One hundred dollars was
placed q his disposal for advertising
purposes.
The committee on Historic Spots:
reported thru Chairman Helm that tho
tablets hsd arrived and that they
would b put IN place this week.
Several masters pertaining to the
German Day Celebration came up for
discussion. II was urged that badges
should be printed and sold on that
day. This Was disposed Of by giving
CONTINUED on Page Four)
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-08-14
C III COUNCIL VOTES 800 FOR I D
COUNTY FAIR
Contract Tor $500 Tons q Coil ! y
Awarded q Hing ham Bros.
Bend u Cltly Engineer
'llinlun Approved.

Quite : grist Of business awaited the
action Of the city council = their last
regular meeting Tuesday evening.
! The most important subject taken uI
was the awarding Of the coal contract
:or approximately 900 tons Of Goa
which will be consumed q our electric
light and water station during The
ensuing year. There we're six bidder,
In Ill and each one submitted pricei
on difernt kinds Of coal. The council
finally decided on Screenings No.
apd awarded the contract 30 Bingham
Bros. q 8. 40 5 ton. This was not the
Lowest bid; but IN deciding 70 whom
IL contract should 60, The emcient
ssrvies rendered 81 this firm Of coal
dealers n III pest VS. taken Into
consideration. #
IA COMMITTEES Of three consisting Of
Bsanks, Rassla1 and Rusnke -
appointed q assairs Woodnan Hall
4 "a achsll's Hall o. - nsed . rseil
roens for wossss sad ehildfSn dusia
- CelSbsation mkt weok.
Yssd Dallnann appsarsd before To-
isldpluncil and complained tAas ~
board Of Health had failed % ahats
.....,,.,,. .r,.t,n. a. his nsishbor's
pesaisss, altAo reQussted ~ Do 10.
Health Oncsr VOCAL was innsdiaasly
....s.,, "a ...A.d ~ naiinann,a
s - q. 80 ,.en siyen due ai :
~ thr..r,,. '.,,r,.min.d ,n.o ma that
~. tso.-a = raaIsh' ~. 80 I, x,rlesss Is
~. ,,.,..... - n,rl,i - nartaininr
3 ~ nuia.neue 1omplaiasd az ala uot
incl,de ~ premisses "a question. II
orl,er "a hsye this master On q
vill probably Is necsssary Tor 10
Connail - ax,nnla u linito az ~
.oity : iuriadicasoa Is sn0h eases hya
NV osdinsncD - ~
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-08-14
sandmann Rsmund Nuptials.

$40 0OEm10 MOt000lot sO0ntC0 WAS
the scene Of very prsfty marriage
servtce last Thursday evening when
Miss Asesl Rsmund and Nj. Adolph
sandmann wsrs Joined in wsdlock.
The marriage took placs s six Q clock
In ths afternoon and ~ Witnessed BY
relatives and friends Of Tie contracting
parties. Reverend Ssuter read the
services while the strains Of the pipe
organ could 30 heard o : soft
accompaniment 70 the solemn words
that made them man and wife.
The day wss : perfect one and the
church had been beautifully decorated
with flowers and wedding bells. Miss
Anna Schmidt presided a. the organ
and played . soft, low melody until
the arrival Of the bridal party when
the Joyous strains Of Mendelssohn's
Wedding March filled the church. The
ushsrs, Charles Sauter and Edward
Sandman led the way to the altar
followed by the little flower girl,
Marian Reineke, niece OF the bride.
Miss Laura Remind acted g her
sisters bridesmaid. The groom and
his best man, Edward Sandmsnn, met
the bride and bridesmaid st The altar.
The brides gown va Of white. tulls
over white satin and The bridesmaid
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-08-14

There will be special meeting Of
tho County Commi,sioners Saturday,
Aug. 18th at tho Court House st 10 A.
NJ.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-08-14

Itis expected that tho army tents
will b bore the latter part Of the
week, and I'll those Who desire 70
procure any should make their wishes
known. Only : nominal charge will
DO msde for the use Of tho tents.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-08-14
For Old Times Sake

IU08l00lpR - 0TglS0s 6OuS Sssss 0lea 49,
dsughters are coming homo daily
Scarcely : family but Il ssssing 81
house in order and preparing fol
guests for q least dsy. All 81 e,
old families sre expecting t. h4!v 4
guests . during the entire time ant
many will remain even aftsr tha
Jubilee Is over.
Mrs. J. b. siegel will have be,
father. Mr.. r. J. Lamb and ~
brother, Mr.. Chas. F. Lamb, q
Madison, Wisconsin, with her during
Fest Week. Mr.. Lamb, ST.. 4 81
years old and IL we'll known toi
number Of New Ulm people . he b,
been here several times before.
vs. here at the time Of the last III
(ceiSbrstion ten years ego and foe1t
90 much Of interest In our city To-
that " = going 70 make ths TIL
IagAin this yssr. slIs
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hsusnstein, 6r.
will havs with thsm their tvc
ldsughters, Nrs. Hy. Fussss q Ohicagt
ana Mrs. Cha. Fuerst OF Bedford,
Indisns, Mrs. Harry Fusrst md
little dssghtsr, Adsls, arsived Thars'
Idsy LIST aud NJ. Fuerss and ~ o.
family viii como latsr. u hid beeu
~ plan e oslsbrats the Hsusnstsin
Golden wedding s this time Win 81
LtAs childrso would - 8 hoas bnl
siDis,ess ilnsss i ths Charles Hsusn.
sssinsfsmily nay intsr1srs with thial
plans althongh II u still hoped that
- iaaljl reunion can g bald.
Nh. Dosra Hssrs and family yin
have . gussts, Col. AZ 81. Hsissr 81
Pitssburg, Ps., Miss B. GrassF 81
Brownsvills, Pr, Mrs.. 3. Schmsds-
mann, Mrs. Peterson end Mrs. Ell
Gjertsen and danghtsr Of Minneapolis,
Miss q. Grs1s Of De- MONIES, L.,
Miss ]. vsliksnjs OF Wsdsna, MINI.
ana Rev. and Mrs.. g. G. Eneslbert' Of
Wsbssso, MINI. Miss Marie Boeen
Of 81. Paul will also visit with ne
Hears family end othsr friends.
n. and Mrs. H.. Ranesrtsr. r.,
|.ot AInkGao viii, - % ~ 0s
Koch hons during home Coming
Wssk. ~. Blngertnsr II one OF tie
old pionssrs.
Y, - ~. ~ ste. ii, -.
. !, no,,..,.,, Z, ro,.,,,..,, -. ~. -.
|brssion. They srs exposing Mr.. and
Ars. Louis +. Ffissehs Of Minnssuolis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Prestholdt Of
1snl,s, 9.,1s'onsw 81, sno 'ee en'n.
Sa.t'1 -, as 49, .y . o. ~,
snu 49, = . .'., Aevs1oos' : 'r'enu
= 'ne nelmeS lsmll
mr' slu -. n.osfs Ac. u ~.
.s'lu' :. =. J. -. =. =. "eyer NV
Buenper and vito and three children
Of Keposha. Wisconsin,. and Mr.. and
Mrs. 81. Hor,tkort. and M. and Mr,.
Fr.d Hor.&kor4a ana go ch,,aran ~
Minneapolis will visit st the F. J.
Backer home during the celebration.
Mr.. p. 8 Fla&char 81 WaAartovn.
y. 8 mosher a. c,tv En0inaer r D.
ninimnm arrived 4 tha citv Monday
Ana iii vi.,s hara during Homo
r.or;n, vva.ri NJ E1...h.r viii
come tns l.tte, p.rt 81 hi, v.ak
.5
NJ. T..r,. rl.1.,. =, rt..... MIN
-, -
N I: ss5 .f RI.
D. IT. sod Afs.. 10Y Seasof ana Two
III 81. n.,;,.,,1. q ~ s.,..r NJ
- N, ~, a.,,.r n i
80
Saiss Alloe aseoerle VIII. entertain
NJ ana 19t0. Aot8mo00 OF C01ce9O.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-08-14
ward 70 ! most enjoy able time.

J; and Mrs. Chas. Beuning OF Chicago.
Miss Lillian Schonlau, Mrs. n. Crone.
Theo. and Chas Schonlau. Ill OF
Minneapolis will visit with the Thee.
Crone family.
Mrs. Ed. Collins and daughter
Callie Of Washington, D. G. ore
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Collins
brother, p. P. Vanderbilt. They will
remain over the Celebration.
Mrs. Gust Wellner and children
and Miss Eleanore Luetjen OF Hibbing,
MIN. arrived last Wednesday 70 visi,
with Mrs. Simon Wellner. Mr.. Well
ner will arrive Saturday.
Col. Geo. w. Mead Of Mankato,
/ member Of Co. 'E = 9Th Minnesota,
writes 10 that b will spend next weel
in New Ulm. The Colonel states that
he s'had the honor and distinction Of
entering New Ulm on the Same day II
WAS evacuatsd'' during the Outbreak.
Mrs. John Buschers will have ber
brothsr-in-lsw Mr.. Jacob Nsitt Of
Conn.,. a
M. H.a.o. J, Bale Pl.tn., !. 1. !.
and Mira. MAXWELL Of Rockwell, H.,
viii visit with Mrs. John Balm.
Mrs. Z. q. VOCAL g, satsrtaining
/ ~. s...,.,,,,....,. !. !. ~. (, ~.
Albert Bshnks, and has not bssn II
New Ulm for . years. She was hsre
at tho Nms Of the Outbreak. Mrs.. +,
:. - = ~ 49, gns: 2. =. y, ~
-. ..u ~, =. -. 1. :, :, Auus1H'
-" 80 = - = - = Aoa'''
Ins Ed. Bar family expects g
n. a.h.o..s.. \, =. 80, ~.
Rn.l,.- q .ar,,r.. ,,,,i. "a ~. 80
AZ. Ai,.-e 80. - s :, =. a.. =. = =.
guests next week.
Auton Leibold and lvife 81 Colun.
bus, o. arrived Tueeday - I. visit e
Tia aahnvald homa an Nox4h Minne.
sot.
w ID "; -, IS. :. !
~. 80 oonsu ma son 49, 49,
~ a. 80. r ,.,'! % - 80.
ns.oss sna my g nsse TOE sns C ssl
ss'oo. "sasss ~ oeen = ~.
YIN snu MI. ScneH = e1Pecsea
sousy.
Mrs.. +. Townsend writes that she
Will % home next weak. Mrs. Town.
send y : sister OF Edw. Gnth.
=. " H.uan.t.,n and .v,sa ~ -
Pnnl vi,l como ~ 49, ~ .n.nd
several DAYS mart vaeL -vi,h M.
Raeina Hauen...in.
NJ ana NJ. Ia w,,,-.-.oh.,a !,
81 PAU vii ~ antar,.inad - s.. 7 !,
3 Gr.I f.m,i,
inc Misses felice and Alice hareck
OF Minneapohs sre ne guests this
49, ...oll suu'' NE" - " Don.
Iney VIII resurn mono FRIDAY ana
Mareek VII come for ia F... M.
.nd NJ. Hn.o Fi.,h.r !, Ind,.n.no.
~. M,.. Mir. Fi.,h.- ~ X
Gn.t.v ri.char ~ Minn...no,i. p,op
ps.h.. - r4..h:. !, N.a,.a ~. ~.
Carl Grsner OF PSorie, will Also b
guests - tho Boil homo. q. !.
Andrew Cook and wife ofst. Peter,
Mrs. Gratis and daughter Meta. and
Nj. and Nrs. Herbst OF Wsseca, John
LAuterbach and wifes and Mrs. John
Kaus Of Redwood Tsils, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Schlumbereer Of Wanda are &.
pected @ tho John Henle home.
a.. r,...... -
. -. - $500 $50 80 - -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-19
EAST GRAND FORKS
Brewers WIN OUT

CROOKSTON, Mimi. March 49,
The writ OF habeas corpus was granted
In the case OF William Hogan, the
manager of the East Grand forks
branch agency of the John Gund
Brewing company.
Hogan was arrested for selling b.
quor in quantities OF over five gallons
without first taking out the $1,000
brewery license provided for in an or
dinanoe passed recently by the East
Grand Forks council.
The case was argued before Judge
Watts of the district court and the
court held late this afternoon that
the city council Of East Grand Forks
have no authority under the charter
to pass the ordinance under which
charge is made against William Ho-
gan for selling intoxicating liquor In
quantities greater than five gallons.
Attorneys Finlayson of East Grand
Forks and w. f. Rowe Of this city ap
peared for Mr. Hogan agent for the
brewery.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-19
LEEDSSCaOOL teachers
HAVE FILED PROTEST

LEEDS, N. D., March 19.-Claiming
that it was impossible for them to
work tharmoniously together, a petit
ton signed by seven local teachers
and stating that unless Miss Alma v.
Thompson was not reelected as teach
er in the school they would not return
for another tern was sent to the
board of education and acted on yes
terday.
The board took no cognizance Of the
petition, but reelected the entire
teaching force, the clerk being in
structed to make out contracts for
each teacher. the contracts to be re-
turned by Friday.
Superintendent X. NJ. Hagestad said
tonight that the petition was a Gull
animation of trouble which had been
smouldering for two years, making 1t
impossible to work harmoniously with
Miss Thompson.
Miss Thompson said might that
she had statement ito make. H.
e. Johnson, clerk of the school board,
said that the petition had been pre-
scented but the board has elected all
the teachers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-19
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
Have Been ARRESTED

GRAND FORKS, March 19.-Ac.
cording to reports in railroad cir.
Giles, labor trouble is being experien-
ced by the Great Northern which
may result in test of the question
whether or not laboring men can be
discharged for the sole reason that
they belong to union organization
At Crookston, Mimi, Superintend-
ent Knebel and Master Mechanic
Smith were arrested on complaint OF
John H. Walters, deputy of the car
mems union. At both Crookston and
Sioux City, Iowa, carmen were dis
charged after being notined that they
could not belong to a union organi.
cation and be employed by the road.
Whether it is the intention of the
Great Northern to make the ruling
sweeping enough to cover the entire
system, is not known. The cases at
Crookston will be fought bitterly in
making test of the Minnesota law.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-19
COURT CALENDAR
IS DISPOSED OF
County Commissioners Of
Sheridan County Nay
Be 0uSted

McCLUSKY, March 19.-The court
calendar has been quickly disposed
of, the only case remaining being the
case against the county commission
ers Ahlbrecht and Bitz instituted by
the State of North Dakota, for their
removal from Office. This will be ia
ken up before Judge Nuchols on the
goth, until which time the jurors
have been dismissed.
The case of William Heinric1son
against Minnie Heinrichson was de-
cided by Judge Winchester Saturday
in favor of the plaintiff. The plain
tiff sued for divorce on the ground of
desertion. Court awarded the two
youngest children to the defendant,
and left the oldest child. lad of nine
years, in the care of his father. The
mother begged Of the court to allow
her to keep the entire trio, and got
down on her knees before the judge
and implored him to let her have her
children.
Judge Nuchols is expected to ar
rive in the city this evening to try
the commissioner case, and merry
time is looked for in the court rooms,
when the case comes up.
Attorney Buck, of Jamestown, will
assist States Attorney Morrow and
McCulloch & Nelson, as counsel for
the state, and O. P. Jordal and Knauf
and Knauf are opposing counsel.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-19
Mysterious fire
CAUSES SERIOUS LOSS

GASCOYNE, March 19-While
Mrs. E. J. Brier was reading she de-
tected smoke in the house, and upon
investigation she discovered that the
bed in a spare room up stairs was
on fire. The children we're all in bed
but she called her husband and he
soon had the fire out. As it hap
pened there was a barrel of water in
the house and had it not been for this
a different story would have to be
told. MIR. Brier was at the hotel at
the time and knew nothing of it until
it was all over. How the fire got
started is mystery, as the room is
a spare one and was not used by any
member ri the family. The loss was
quite a considerable as nearly all of
the clothing for the family was kept
in this room and it was practically
all burned or otherwise spoiled. 1t
certainly was narrow escape for
the town and We are thankful that
it was discovered in time to get it
under control
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-19
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Rejected seed WHEAT

TAYLOR, March 19.-At special
meeting of the county commissioners
all seed wheat furnished the county
by the Occident Elevator company,
was rejected the grade being below
what the contract called for. The
oats were found to meet with every
requirement. AMI Superintendent
Frank Cousins asked the commits.
sioners to extend the time until the
25th, at which date he felt certain
his company would have wheat at the
different distributing points that
would be satisfactory in every par.
ticular. Last year the conditions
were very unfavorable for the raising
Of seed grain, and In the cleaning of
large quantities a run is liable to slip
through unnoticed, which, undoubt
eddy, was the case in this instance
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-19
falling HAIR
itching Scalp and Dandrutf are un'
neeeSSarv,

Itching Scalp and Dandruff are un.
necessary.
If you want to prevent badness,
stop falling hair and itching scalp,
and Danish every trace of dandruff
from your scalp, get a large so cent
bottle of PARTISAN SAGE today.
You never used a more delightful
hair dressing in all your life. Every
drop in the bottle is filed with hair
growing virtue.
PARTISAN SAGE causes the hair
to grow profusely and tm2s..s to 1t
a luster and radiance that cannot
fail to attract favorable comment. i
1t is guaranteed by Lenhart to stop
falling hair, itching scalp and dand.
ruff, or money back. It kills the
dandruff germ and keeps the hair full
Of life and youthful vigor. Large
bottle so cents at LenhArt's and
druggists everywhere. The girl with
the Auburn hair is on every bottle
and carton.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-19
NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST
Devils Lake IS TRYING
FOR new White way

DEVILS LAKE, March ia hus-
thing committee is asking every pro-
perty owner along the business
streets to consent to the establish
ment OF a White Way electric light
along the business streets of the city
and are meeting with marked sue.
cess.
This is one thing which will show
the city up more than anything else
and every progressive property own
er along the business section Of the
city should sign this petition.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-19
governors WILL
talk Forestry

SPOKANE, WASH, March 49,
Governors of Washington! Oregon,
California, Alaska, Nevada, Arizona,
Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Utah,
Colorado, Wyoming; Idaho, Montana,
North Dakota. South Dakota and
Minnesota and ether states will be
invited to deliver. addresses and par
ticipate in the discussion of the public
land and utilities question at the an
nual meeting of the American Mining
Congress in Spokane the last week
of November. The federal govern
ment probably will be represented by
Waiter L. Fisher, chief of the forestry
departme nt, and other prominent off,
cials. Arrangements are being made
for 5000 delegates and visitors from
various parts of this continent.
Frank R. Culbertson, chairman Of
the. mining committee of the Spokane
Chamber of Commerce. which, assis'
ted by the Spokane Mining Mems
club, was instrumental in inducing the
congress to meet in Spokane next
fall, looks upon the public land Ques
ton as the most important matter
that could come before the people al
| the time.
There are other questions Of i'm
portance to be discussed" said L. K
Armstrong, president of: the Spokane
| Mining Mems club. 'and az nov
planned every one win have hear
ing. We expect to make a congress
that will be representative OF all in
terests in the broadcast sense Of thu
tenn and We look for much good Il
follow.
"One of the movements already un
der way is to demand payment il
gold or silver coin when checks ar
cashed at the banks. We will no
accept paper money. The Mimi.
Mems club also will request bushes.
houses and manufacturing concern
In this city and district to pay thei
employees in gold or silver The Yves
IS purely a hard money country
though the government is attempting
to practically demonetize mental b.
making the banks of the country pa!
the high express rate on the si1ve
and gold coined in our mdnts."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-19
Was BAD FIRE At
DONNYBROOk

DONNYBROOK, March l9.-Fire
today totally destroyed w. A. Sher-
mans residence at this place. The
IRE originated in the garnet but the
cause is unknown, although it is sup
posed to have been the result of a
defective flue. Most of the furniture
was saved. The loss will reach about
$4,000 with $4,000 insurance.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-19
I C. bskiaj Powder blscults

Three cups -four; x to 4 CUP Short
esinei; ; Aesvl teaSboomfuks K G Baking
Porter; about I cup milk or wakev;; /
kcasboonful salt.
Silt three times, the -four, salt and
baking powder. Work into the -four the
shortening, using lard or butter for
shortening. Then mix to a very soft
dough with the milk. The softer the
biscuit enters the oven, the lighter it
comesout. Never knead baking powder
biscuits; press the dough into shape and
roll lightly. Cut in small shapes and
bake on sheet or very shallow pan in
4 hot oven. In placing biscuits in the
pans place welt apart, not allowing edges
TO touch. Small biscuits are better than
barge ones. Large biscuits do not have
the prorer amount Of time to raise and
bake.
Have you seen the new T. e Cooks Book
Brimful of appetizing recipes that simply must
be successful every time If the few simple direc-
tons are carefully followed. You would gladly
pay so cents for this valuable book, yet we send
0dbsOlufelyJ free upon receipt of the colored Ger.
ei6cate packed in every 2S-centcan of X G Baking
Powder. JAouEs MIRO. Co., Chicago. Small
cans Go not Lave Cooks Book certificates.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-19
OLD COUPLE LONG MARRIED.

HURON, March 19.-Mr and Mrs.
Levi Frank of this city have cele-
brated their 62nd wedding annivers-
airy, at the home of their son, Charles
Frank the occasion being flttingly
observed by gathering of about sew
enty-five friends of this aged couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank have made their
home in this city for about thirty
years past.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-19

ing gorge in this section, and be-
cause of the large territory the Heart
and Yellowstone and Missouri, all
drain there no doubt would be an aw-
full volume of water.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-19

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggis' refund money II
it fails to cure. E. w. GROVES sig
nture is on each box 26c.
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fore than thirty-seven

More than thirty.seven million
horse power is wasted in this coun-
try every year by undeveloped water
power. If this was changed to cleo
trical energy and transmitted It
would light every city and village in
the United States.