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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22


gRm. %. M. ghmitt an gitn 0alI
8. ri y. Col S25o0.
FSrant Wusndsn an tideIbs; $500.
siUh g. Srnitb at 6enis Resitp
90. $500.
gyrtb sngcp an prDpieens 9. V. 10
z. Co.; $4,000.
sIaae gBnlfer an nieIslbe; $1,000.
GOtpnrb 3. Gcrfnltn an oisislbs;
$500.
ssos. u. Gprinssr an Columbia Q.
&c l. II. Co.; $1,000.
gpm. Mittenborf an GranIton y. Il
G. e.; $500.
glisabstb Bates an Gcutbern 0b:c
g. &c 3. Co.; $1,000.
Gbas. 8. 9edsit an Grttrpriis y.
u. Co.; $1,000.
gGm. globsrts an Cbriit llffslmdna;
$4,000.
getiIgts 5npOt'heten.
90. 8. ellbers an sibsraI &. &: ..
Co.; $1,000.
Carrie =. Mneers an aug. Tolfns
FefDer; $3.50.
glntbdn aaptan en- gsopls's o. &
9. Co.; $500.
emma 9. 2dnlmerg an W1eiirnsB.
u. 10. 2; $1750.
gam. .. geda an aibtral 8. 8: y.
Co.; $4,000.
Jiodc aleranberfan Iopn oan Q.
e 8. "; S2250.
gharIss q. 5eneerfcn an WloiI5n
g. II. 30. 2; $500.
Thomas G. Robinfon ,au oislelbe;
$500.
lyauus @. gribss q an bisislbs;
$3.50.
Gjep. i. g1insr ana emmu Dan
6iis; $500.
@. 6. =. Gusnibsr ir.,nn Ss. gsr'
naeb g. & q. u. Co.; $500.
70. 6. Stegner dns@e-mansa gAI.
go. 8; $175O.
Gorrp 8. 9raham,ons5 FUNDAMENTAL
6. 6c q. Co.; $500
20. 8. u. S6miota on Souts
grcrpn; 1892.
Grant Rusnden anlSd. .gtillipsi
500.
Gbns. 3. gedett ongGntaprii. .
u. Co.; $1,000.
Minnis 5aIbp an 8. Rsprobascc
| 5000.
Srsns Wle aiLlipssan 9rhbtnn Ger,
man gt. Co.; $1,000.
| q. u. gstsrs onsG Goalmbin g.sa. &
g. Co.; $500.
Gh..G. ShearersGnFG GoutbernsO Obii
Gdp. gt. Co.; $1,000.
DDoS q. 9puplos an Gospin 6
Shearer; S845.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22
OrHHSeistntbams s4sSstbsfea
Htue 6npptbets ten

= =
Safob 6. s,orpsr an GsE,ern Gigs
.. g. & 6. Co.; 5000.
9fpB 6eib an 2enOr g.s8c g. Co.;
$4,000.
3Obn 8. greufa an Come .. & 2.
Co.; $500.
Belle 6ouisr an oieftlbs; $l700.
NIbertus e1rsiD an sisieIbe; $500.
CLAN WcsgarInab an Mlinut cDirns
fhip 3. e 6. Co.; $1,000.
3frielbe on glipooo 9opnrb; $500,
aatturnb q. Snr:tb, an Wsi1mi
gotpnfhip q. 6c 6. Co.; 5000.
6nrrn SO. moobndro. any6 y6oms g.
q. 6. Co.; $2S00.
Jota g.. 9nrhmunna on syrsberid
parfnmnn; S7O0.
5Foae AlerdEbsr an Mantpg Ger,
man 9. &: 8. "; $4,000.
1erels 6obmnn. an College Ean 6
& q. Co.; $500.
Charles s. 6enbtrfpnscn WnDiior
q. u. no. ,2; $1750.
fannie %. Bridge on bieiel5.
$500.
Gertrude O. Gonani ansnideIbs
S2250.
atnita .. Gn3 dnSglniionnI 9. q
Co.; $275O.
JDhn Reiobnrbsnnt prietx0ln Gasi
g. IL g, 60. no.. I $500.
gbus. g. Copper an A..W. B.1an
Tor; $1,000.
Arsbur g. GFlpnrbs an, Nartgpl
q. 81 g. u. On; $1,000.
MsnIie g. G1hdIl an Et. Dsrunr
progr. .. &sQ- u. Co.; 5000.
DerfeIbe an 1reb Qnng; 1900.
MHnie q. WfnrjtuQ an @0inAtr
Ohio 6. 6 "A. Ca; 1900.
dhos. Dbfep a. a)1iI for5e %. s& {
Co.; $500.
| I'm. = aszIfsun ae. ~ mio'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22

qlDcraetiet In fruhtbort sitdsT E'i'sts
,ponoelt taben, bic iih bsuit NIT cen
~ bearenasnbea Rtbbnrgtr BERGEN.
bem TeiIter unb Wsitrgsblrgt ~ ~
mn; zsisbclleu 2anbId,afssbilos psrs,
niafrl' ban fis nnf bunosrtidbriasiii,
,,rrrmilblifem Gf)offsn bic jtcljs
q'cflerttrhe NIT loren ytbtngepauDen
entiteb,is IitBen; Iit tpdrsrl diidl siis
oIsid bic eshrmeiTtsr Der In ben ass
r,t,barter 30rFern unD GiH3sletpc't
ten ipobnsrhtn RisoerIahltn. Oieisn
h;suten Fin IN btsns auf Jltib IND
M.sbouer. Einfudbeit in Der StbsHss
fiitrunc unh GparIamssit dIs Sc'
Bib erthsiItsn ibnsR llnisrrits .m
etfts ,inb G,emiiiebou uno mnd3ten lss
ouf mnnd,erlei Reasrunesn nro Wsss
bei'erunesn i'm IonbipIrtbiHdiilln'H
rrf o.lpsrfIihen gstrisbe dufmsrilaui.
90 mar bcg alolier Idnge 3t't otr
m;ste!punst alIer duf ben anltIrfotis
Iitritt aerihieten geiiretungsn llAo
iianD infoleebsifsn Bel ben pslilid,sn
rnr eeiftIiden Gtdnhen In hoper
6unjt ipoDon bic Sfsntunssn IND
Gaudhruno BON Rehtfn 3susrtB ans
leesen. Gins idpers 3eii bad iAr
| bdg sflolier bsrsin, ols bic Grafsn
pln 6pgd dls GtiibpuHft I'm aampi:
Ieeatn ben giifcf BON Wlinosn c's
Fsfe Siolsenou anIegteH. lie I'M
Tienfte nss grdfen itsbsnoen Nttttr
IunD andppen fislen In bds alo'ier
ein fGuin 9dumitdninis fir ben Sdn
| ps- syefis unb raubtsn linen 9ish uno
| Sefbfri:Gsg. abtr trob otelsr rdubss
| ridden Ginfdlle, unter oenen bas alo'
| iter sur 3ett Der 6ilbtsbeiHtr Stills
lfthbs spohl om meiiten su leiDen bate,
lbetuie Tin nag 9efibthum oeRe!bsn
Iir qoufs ter 5dhrbunbtris imnlsr
m.br aus. 70 Dob bns aoetuuitr alc'
fisr oensnndriia ipohl faft ale aIOse'
/ DeuifGlanbs an Rsittbum iibst'
thrift.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22
0rnnseissHtbumsibe sibertrasnHssn

" u ~ - AstB A- ~~s~.
ssoiepbine aelcae on Grsosrid 8.
Rielase. % BEL 80 s5uB aH Der gitfslts
cer Wseean Sirabs. sipifhen paDtls
lion unb Sat6 Strabf; $1,000.
3drriet i. Grept an Mailer Cons
fislb II. g., 3 Sa9re Pasht nuf fds Gis
aentbum betannt diB 9tS msft a1ts
Gtrabe; nlonutlid,s Wit Lt $65.
Gmma g. aGmmers on W y.
Geot., 35 acres aGnh in Gsttion 35,
Columbia 9cpnfbip; ST.
autber 6. 3. Grnnier IN Grlhnr
glnuDer, 5 Satire qnnt auf fds ffi'
eenibum betonHt ufs 4124 unn 4026
isaftsrn apenus; mon0tIihe Mistbs
$50.
DEIie Dl. gDaansr an ssrsb 9anr.
lnmmtri. 81 grreg 2da5 il etttior
1e, Gpmnes 9pfDnI1Ip, 81.
Walter 6. Wlnrboyf, 1ruIfit. az
gin. 6oeemon, Cots 973. 974, 97s
un6 SIC IN 8se6spo0b 1lnterubttsi'
lune; $500.
Mnrp u. Nnbrups, burn ben Sic
riff, an 1k Weftern 6t 5oufbern eth
Snfurunre Co., SO BET 80 Uub 1usbel
@arnsiitds bon qeoan atptnie anl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22
9as aIuiier gOrrnm unD bic
5iiterHeHier.

am 19. Suni bas fuitsin hsr1
glitie spifneR Der Weitr unn benz
Sttinbuber Dlesr fiinf RiIpmsser
nrrhtpeitlid BON Bah Rdbbuu gsIss
gene GlOfter'3ctcum in Gessnnort b.s
aaiiers fem 750idbrtees4g geiteen 'iei,
srH.
Dor 750 sSnbren ipur'oie Gpctum:r
Oessnb .ein Grt nes Shredens nnD
bsr miiftfH Ginb<, EN- S6Iupfuinisl
fir Diebe unb gflatber-. Ia Idlsbte
i'm 5cbre 1863 bas Observation-Disclosures
8olttrobe im GitsfelDsauf 4nrsgung
nss 0rafsn MufbrnnD bon Snlltts
ina1b, Der einsH Sbeil ieines In Der
adts Der 2uteaburg ssIssenen 'GrilisDs
xiises 81 @uHften Der Griinhaing fis
nss aloIters gtft5tet bate, sip6If
blonde. bic unier Der sQeiting zines
Nbies bic lrbarHuhurn Der gdhents
ten aGHoereien foirit ben GIoFtsr6au
in 4ngriFf ntbmen follien. Jiaf 9srs
Iaui bon IL 5nbun baiien Diefe nils
lsnsftdrterr Wdnner, rtief glpurSelt IN
Der aelieion. fItibig in Der 2irbeit nro
irfu ibrsn NnftrdpeuS bGs Gert Der
Srodenieenng itnb iirbarnntung Ger
uniuirtbli6tn Begeub 10 fpeif gS0rs
esrt. bob nit n<nE8nu bessfloTkrs be-
lgonnfn ipsrben tpnn.s. Mus ben rts
naAbdrtsn @se;nbriihen iDnrbc1 bic
ttiten Gtsine bevbsigeidsIft; Der W0.o
Iieferis irefffifxs 9diiboi5; iib<rboupi
Iipar an guislH 9uumateriaI teinmians
psl. E<IbEtperft1nbIin itnTben ben
lL5nhen ousb apeltlihe Mrbsittr, TO-
IgsT. Qnienbriinxr, beifrnb sur Gdte
Tenn I'M NIT ben bdni0ligrn prturti.
/ p.7 6iIFsmitteIn be fdpptren Audnxr,
Itsins unb GiHenftdnme sirr 9ouitei,
is III fduffsn, bn3u rfihtepihrt ardfl
fe 0Ilein nict uus; duh mubten III
.pseen ihrer gtiitiseH1 llebfnstn mi
ces Gorge fur ihrtn atbensunhrbal
Iibrt goutbdtigteit einigeEmlax ou
9nge iinserbrenen.
Jbr Werting b<Dnnn tgleid mad
! ulitternant unbsnerIief ffnurt eirtmAet
non Fsitseftbttn piant, pn benz III
Irur aus bringenben Gjriinhen nbfpei
6en burftsn. GdepeigfnbsDerrid dssts.
fis lire arbsit. nnbmen fiesibu belDs.
MnbIstittn ein.s bic nur aus Gdupnr3
Il bsob. Gkmiif unb Uriirhten beitnnb
fenn Der DItifnetnuB mar ibnen rer
;lfctsn. T<s N0hts fdZisfsn iis in ib
rsr aus ieIhIsetfpebfrn. .grobem Ind
!. b,ft6xnh<n aleihung anf sinsn
GtrobInesr. Obne fih burh eint Gsd
& atetn bic Hdlts S,f fffiten. .shre Sc
lffGfsigung mar cine febr -pieITsiti5s
a EaIb fnb man fis nuf bem IonpllB
bei eraiigfr Mrbeii. baIb iab1n lie an
nj WttImbl. boIb 3Ogfn Iie NIT Dad
unk Epatsn bindus. nm bas sJelb
b unb G1rieninIlb 5il 'befieIIen. unb "a
|nsben srifhen iis 4asbeI NIT felbitae
IsiidAeieT Grpbs unb alfinpieb, fcipi
4 lmn islb|igeftxtigttn 9u6s, Gi1tns, 81
lt<rs unb 6ot51pooRn. sy1rs berDpr
!. rng<nben Qsrhiengst unsbie fuItur&II
6sbrng elne1 TbeiI8 be1 H<i
!; mntbIonbsg beilebt ober MIDI nizef
lbatia bet fk.tlu.1zof alu a.II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22
GIN @ DIM eihIer.

ssn Der Ordination: 4rst (5ur jun
gen aran): .Sn, neine Iiebe @n10ige,
gle boben 8Iirlbbormreia.
81 4anie: @otte (sur iungen
Grnu) : .Wlm, nlein Sdos, mas rlein.
fe Der Doftor2"
Singe 6rdu (perid,1lrt) ; ADJ bic.
ier Shmeihlerl Er iogte, i1 bate ei.
yle,f reiaGJosn Mlin6nnrm~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22

4E30s
gboITon Girabe; stenfp 1873 75uh an
Dsr RorDfsite Der DbolFon Qlpen,ie tn
glpoHoaIs; $12, ,466.67.
aatbrine R. 0unbIen an 5he entsl
|tage y. & 8. 60, 2 Ncres Glnn N
Surpep 427 In glnbsriOn SOpnIbip;|
81 90.
gpfinser 6. 6opiins an garclins
UldBman il. o., 40 bet 30 fyub an esr
Sloisite osr gccnran Mpe.; 81.
Rathan G1plan an patrid Glilss
ban, 20 bel 100 s5ub an DER Siicisit.
rDer Mhtcn Gtrobe. 250 CUB tDeitlih
bon Jotn GtrnBe; 81.
GIluoob gpparb an Glan Wc5ars
Ianb, Got "a in 80. q. 9tnOe:fon's
9loniti0n an @noniton; ST..
Wlorg1ret G. Gidsrfon ON albsrt U.
Moniapmerp, 40 Bel 80 s5nb en- Der
QDeIifeits Der 9trrp abtnue in 5pos
9lart; 81.
MiIIiam s. Gns on glnitd Y. Gns.
SO bei 100 s5ib an Der 0orooitede Der
Clifton uno Barter 4psnue; 81.
Gera Mi. gombert an BIuuae gScnes.
! Cots 2 unb 4 in llnterabtbeiIung BON
Gtdron; 81.
Gli31 .. Barf Il. u. on sJuiid go's
mann. 26 bsi 100 JuB an ser Sfiieite
Der sSnhn StraBe, 81 SUE n0,nIi1 bon
Der eaarel SiraBe; 81.
Gins. 0pIoen on 6enrn 10. Bots
| fling, 30 SUB an qrOfsr apenne,
gImpcoo; $425.
Amelia 6. gorhts on 8. Sc. gcrs
bes, 20 SUB an Der Gait 5ia stue.; ST..
glnleIia O. asnnebn an Ghas. g.
Sopper, IS SUB an GbIsrpdtorp Gpe.;
S1.00.
GIisabeth aiTsr an artbur 6. Gos
iparbs, 2 Cots an 9lrmitron9 Wm
Recn, glnherion Up; 81.
;yreo 2ana an @nIis g. CABIN, 90
SUB an Juir part apsnue. Glmipooc;
S100.
go. n. 1uder's Grbtn lpsr SherifD
on gbas. Stsinmann, so yub an
gtambers uHb @baie; $4500.
6orrp 8. 9rabam an Mm. $. ".
l5dmibt. 3S SUB on GlepsInno 9lre.;
lS1.00.
Sobn g. Ssinlen On ausuH 5iHaens
fdmp, / 2ot on Snuipdn Apenus, Ss.
Bernard; Ss1s.
emma r. Qanbtpebr on Innte Z.
Waribaa, 30 SUB an Belmont apt.;
asnnsbn 5,istts; S1.00.
| Sobn 6aosr on sSaeob SnmIot, /
Got an gaft uno Mdroell apenus IN
gberiot; ST..
| Dominion 2onb 50. an Riie Ga
Iatp, Got 50 IN Glifforb plaes llnters
ab'heilung, Sncdmors 1p.; 81.
| sra Z. 0ifforo on Sfone MaIier,
33 Sub an gtprpcoo apsnue; 81.
/ 8. 6. maroorf, Srufise. an Wis
tod Sdrnit, 6 Cots m gee6npoe;
$500.
0eo. McGcnaio on CD, ]. Gorms
Ien. ] Got an Aih Strobe uub 5igbs
fanb Anenue, Jlorlpooo; $500.
Ghas. 3. Sedeit an Gas. u. Sprifl'
ger, 81 5ub an geshmout gfpe.; 81.
! milfrsD 30. 1pIsr an aatb. Sees
tpbm, 2 2pis in ysuri 9loce 6. 6c y,
60. llnterabtbeilung; 81.
| Carl SapIer an WilFrse W. SnIer
2 Gets in DO; 81.
| q. u. Peters an aidaro Q. msns
ers, / Get an &sniIiportb gIaes; 81.
| GofparO qcrg an gbiI. gssiheiitt.
2 Qots IN Stepbtn Sempers Jarm
| lIntsrabtbsiiuus in CT. Bernard; 81
/ Sniie q. arumm an sSfoac Gngions
0er. ] Got on ooptins unD 9oHlniIIer
fS1.00.
| Bm. 8. RcsIta an Gas. g. 81
dett. 2 ecis IN Surpsp 427, Snpsrfor
soipHihip; 81.
] maIter gennei on grseilia SGuIsr
80 SUB an 2intpoc0 Roob; 81.
| Cam. WoIf an 9Dm. MitienborF,
Got an 9rimbIe gtDenue, Gpnniton
$L00.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
-four STATE Meetings
i'm fargo this MONTH
(Special to the TrIbuneJ

FARGO, y. D., May Fargo will
maintain its reputation as a conveh-
tion city this month. There will be
four meetings held here, three OF
which are state organizations. The
first is the North DAKOTA Automobile
association. 1t will meet Saturday,
May 10. Among the clubs to join the
association recently are those OF
Grand Forks and Lirchville.
The State Dental association We
be in session here May 13 and II. All
especial program has been arranged
and some speakers from the Twin Cit
les will be heard.
The grand lodge session of the A.
o. q. w. will be held May l9 and
20, with delegates from every lodge
in the state.
On May % and 80 the Red River
Valley Advertising association viii!
be in session. This is an organization
to attract attention to the lands of
this section of the state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
Mandan Specials

Mont, where she has been for the
pas. three weeks taking treatments
and enjoying the baths, etc. Miss
Mabel Charl r1worth. who was III com
pany with Miss Anderson viii not re-
turn home for about two weeks.
The Mandan PiOnee" contest ended
Saturday night afte.' Il hard fought
battle of he candi laJcs for the head
prizes. Mrs. James Wilson won first
prize. which was n elegant four pas.
Scnscr automobile. She turn"l III
Ilo,Ooo votes. Miss Virginia CrottAu
won the piano which Wa second prize
with Il vote Of ill 22o. Miss Hi,ma
Hanson WOE. the Scholarship % the
business college which was earned
with Il otc Of :,2O,T1I. MlsS ltuth
Mead won a gold watch. ,hich vas
fourth prize, with a vot" Of $4,000
The candidates did an . tiOnal
amount Of work in the last Two weeks
and were deserving Of the valuable
prizes awarded them. 1t i understood
Mrs. Wilson has already disposed of
her auto to a party in Glen Ullen at
Il nice pricn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
CANADA TO GULF
ROAD IS DOOMED
Especial to the Tribune)

CARRINGTON, y. d.. May 3.-Car-
rington people are feeling more Opti-
mistic owe the possibility Of securing
The Hudson Bay-Gulf of Mexico road.
Last year two promoters worked this
section of the state for some time and
secured many promises Of cooperation
in the right Of way and otherwise.
Since then they have been at work in
South Dakota where a great deal Of
progress is reported. They write that
by 1915 a line will be running north
and south from the Canadian country
to the gulf. The idea is to complete
the line by the time the Panama canal
is in operation. English money is be-
hind the plan and it is currently re-
ported that the Canadian Pacific is in
terested.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06

Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Pritchard arriv-
ed in this city Saturday from Elondivc,
Mont. and will make their future
home in Mandan. Mr.. Pritchard oper-
aloS a road combination peanut roast
err and buttHrcd popcorn stand. His
wagon is all glass and is very novel
with gas lights inside OF 'hc wagon.
Mr.. Pritchard has operated his out
fit in GlCndivc for the past four years
very successfully and anticipates his
business will be still mOrn increased
hCrr-aS he will have no competition.
Mr.. W. II. Kirscr, of the Stone Piano
Company Of Fargo was in the city
tranSactinG business in the interests
Of tn" cOuoan.' Monday and Tuesday.
lie will depart for western points to-
day on 80. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Young Of tn"
Mandan Republican Wrr" r".lrrs IN
the capitol city Monla" 2ilrrM or.
Miss Mary Anderson. WHO la, been
i'll fer the past several W""tI hAS e.
turned from the Ch"cko Hot SrlnSs,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
COMMISSIONERS OF RAILROADS.

The cOmmiSsiOnerS Of railroads VIII
leave Grand Forks this morning by
special train and will cover the main
line from that city to Williston, also
making some Of the branch lines.
There are a number OF matters in
that territory which needs ther at
tention and it was decided to take
them up by a special trip. The com
mission will hold a meeting at Minot
Monday. Secretary Gushing left this
city Sunday for Fargo and will join
the commission in tn Forks this
morning.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
BROUGHT UP The CONS.

Chief of Police Mcdonald made
quite IA pick up Monday in the way OF
estrays. He found a herd of - COWS
and one horse, which had strayed
away from toe dairy Of Joe Wrinkle,
north of town. They were placed in
the p0un- and Mr.. Wrinkle notified. !!
seems that the:' had got away from
the hcrder and had come down town
to sample the beautiful lawns OF the
city.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
HOME OFFICER SELECTED.
(Snecial 70 the Trihune)

FARGO. N. D., May 5.-The North
Dakota Childrens Home board met
and selected officers and directors for
the ensuing year. +. J. Weiser OF
Fargo was again chosen for president.
The vice presidents are, G. r. Mere
dith, Casselton; j. F. Treat, Fargo;
and r. B. Griffith, Grand Forks. Fl.
Amerland Of Fargo is secretary and
S. S. Lyon, treasurer. Supt. F. D.
Hall was reelected, having held the
position for eleven years. The board
authorized the selection Of an assist
ant matrOn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
NOT so WORSE,

The Girl from Eagle Ranch did
the best she could az the Bijou Mon
day night. She was, evidently, a good
girl but her company was not Of the
best. The boys were coarse and
rough, and unskilled in the refined
ways which please the better class
but that is the way with real ranch
boys anyhow. The act was 50 real as
to cause a lack of appreciation on the
Fart of some who don't like things
too rnal"-you know how it is. While
the Gi'' from Eagle Ranch has been
in Bismarck before, yet many failed
to recognize her, and she seemed so
changed probably her 8 r'atas
have made it so-and how ST. has
continued to be such a true | tile wo-
mar after all these years of bad asso-
citation is more than the audience
could figure out.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
SCOUT GIRLS.

Miss Ethel Barnes, teacher Of En-,
cOurager class in the Presbyterian
Sunday school, has perfected a class
organization to be known as the Girl
Scouts. Miss Lucille Thompson was
elected as captain with Miss Eunice
Olson as treasurer. The organization
was effected last Saturday night.
There are about 20 members of the
class, the only ones eligible to the
organization.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
"sIx SHOOTER" TO WORK.

six Shooter who was convicted
last week, or rather who pleaded gull
ty to the charge Of petit larceny, and
who served four days, wds hailed up
before the court Monday morning on
the charge of vagrancy. He was SEN
fenced to 30 days or in case he went
to work and stayed at it, the sentence
would be suspended. He is required
to report regularly to the police and
in case he fails of this the sentence
will be enforced. 1t is reported here
that this son of Ham has left some
record behind him in another state,
in fact, in two states, where he is
wanted, and is an undesirable citizen.
So far, his record has not been com
pleted with the Bismarck police. but
they insist that they will land him
the season is over.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
BOUGHT a HOME,

Ben Whitehead has purchased a
home. 1t is on Fifth street. between
A and b avenues. and these cool days
when Len isn't busy looking after thu"
Ananias club he is Juggling in iurni-
ture, stoves. and things like that. He
claims h. rather likes it. but what
else could he be expected to say while
he is the head of all the Ananiascs
in the CITY.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
TO PHILADELPHIA,

Superintendent Scott Derrick, of the
500 Line, will leave this morning for
Philadelphia for a brief visit. He will
meet Mrs. Derrick there and in a
short time both will return to Bis
marck. The many friends Of Mrs.
Derrick will be pleased to learn that
her health is practically restored.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
A MEMENTO OF OLD TIMES.

Pat McCuc vas presented yesterday
with a little document which brought
back thoughts Of long ago. 1t was a
road tax receipt which he issued to L..
Southworthh July -, 1889. South,
worth was afterwards killed in the n.
p. yards in this city. In some way it
fell into the hands of L. e. Ely, form.
erly a policeman, who yesterday show
cd it to McCuc. The receipt will be
a years old July y.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
RETURNED FROM CALIFORNIA.

Mrs. Mary l.. Mel can returned Sat
urday evening from a five months
visit at Los Angeles, Cal. She has
taken possession of her home on Sec
ond street again. Mr.. Goddard. who
has been occupying the house during
Mrs. McLean's absence has moved in
to a house he has purchased on Sixth
street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
HOSPITAL NOTES,

st. AleXius-Received: Mrs. Leone
Hayes; Jacob Trontmann, S HRDD
Streeter; Mrs. ]. r. Albright, Brad
dock; Mrs. r. A. Kieffer, Dale. Dis,
charged: Mrs. 7. A. Burns, Beach;
Jos. Skboliske, Beach; Mrs. Gonsioski
beach; Mrs. John Hudaby, Wilton;
Baby Irene Bendickson, Parkin.
The Bismarck-Received: John
Moe, Danzis. Discharged: J. C. An.
derson, McKenzie; Berle Meth, Nc,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06

Harry Davis, chief clerk at Fort
Yates. accompanied by Mrs. Davis,
cama up to the capital city Saturday,
remaining over Sunday. The princi-
pal object Of Mr.. Davis visit was to
a s~tenographer for the agency.
He secured the services Of Frank
Keenan, who left with Mr.. Davis Mon
will enter upon his duties.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
A YOUNG CORN RAISER.

Albert Slater, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. r. Slater, living nrar Brittin, won
the first pupils prize in the county
Or contest last year, also the second
prize at the North Dakota corn show
at Fargo. Several prominent men
were discussing the subject yesterday
when one said young Slater had as
fine an ear of corn Is they had ever
seen, and that the young man is al
ready a first class farmer, which is
quite a boost for the !oung rTn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
EOSS FUNK HERE,

FOss Funk. who is at WaShDurn set
Ting up his brothers. estate. was Il Wis
itOr in Bismarck over Sunday. He
stated that there We're nc new devel-
OpnentS in connection with the death
of his brother, who was shot and in
stantly killed at MS home in Wash
burn. April IA.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
GATHER FOR SAENGERFEST,

HOUSTON, Texas, May 5.-Incom'
ing trains today brought many dele.
gates and visitors to the twenty-ninth
biennial State Saengerfest, which
opens a three days festival at the
Auditorium tonighr. The city is in
festival garb in honor of the occasion.
A chorus of 5000 voices and the sing,
ing of Nine. Marie Rappo1d and other
famous soloists will feature the con:
cert programs. The instrumental mu.
sic will be furnished by the st. Louis
Symphony orchestra.
| d.
The hands should be dipped in cold
water before making pastry. +
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
QUITE A COMBINATION.

Monday afternoon as Agent McDon-
aid was looking over his freight bills,
and his face beaming with pleasure
due from 4: large line OF business he
noticed quite a combination there be
ing one car Of matches and another
Good chance for Il hot time in town;
but they didn't belong to the same par
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
A SHORT LEGISLATIVE SESSION.

There was a short session Of the
legislator" held in the Mckenzie lobby
last evening when Staalc HendrickSon
dropped in from Burke county and
went into session with General Pool.
Thel2 was no legislation, however, but
many Of the issues of the recent SEES
sion were reviewed and threshcd out.
was.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
2. e RYRNE RETURNED.

=. +. Byrne. former secretary to
Governor Burke, and who has been
enjoying a visit in Washington, d. G.,
weeks. returned Sunday. and will set
tie down to the simple life Of Bis
mHrck.