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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-25
der Weiie srobe Wollmohttn einses

der Wtife srobe Noflmohten einses
r1nmt ireroen miiiIen.
Shlisblid fcmmt aud ein anots
res glement in Yetraht. Wenn oIe
Demoiraten iasen, bab elm gotIhaftsr
einen belheiben<n Sausbolt fiibren
lam, bob CT niht i'm elesantsiten
0iertel ppn 2pnbon gu lpohnen brdud9t
uno tsin 3pans fir ibn beitett, burh
Mufpanb gu sldnsen. 10 1T borai gu
erinnern, bab ss Elm unbetogiifes 0ts
fiibl peruriadt. 5u tart BON feinsr
llmeebuna ub3uitehen. Wlon tnnn flh
bds unsefdbr in hieisr Wsiie persesens
ip1riiaen: Wenn Elm llnpermDesnoer
reits 0reunbe bat, 10 3pinst ibn islns
perfDnlihe Miirb., iid bon ihnsn 3us
riid3usisben, ba er niht onf elethem
Hube nit linen Ieben tann. Sin Bots
| fhafter aber funn iih niht aurud5ie'
Zen. Gr mub NIT Dem oiplomuttihen
gorps pertebr.n uno bunn iit Is ithr
peiniaenb, nit Der llmgebung motsrisll
nidt el.id seiieIIt gu iein. 8a oos
Sai6r aber, ipelhes bic Der. Staater
biet.n, einem Wonn III bsihelosnsn
germSesnsperbdliniFsn niht gsltaitsi
alsiden Shritt nit ben llebrissn all
faIten. 10 nimmt er Den poitsn nthi
ar. prGiibent WiIfOn bate germ
baB Or. gliot. Der iriibere Rettor bs'
Sarpurb llnipsrfitat. als got'hatie'
nat 2onbon einse, ba er srobss Ver
trautn su i.inem outen @er'tonot be-
Tbt, ab.r gliot bat ubeslehnt, neil e.
unter ben eurcpGiihen 8iplomoten II
2onbon niht oIs ein armer Wdnn e.
fdeinsn min. Sn 5olse osilsn fptri
Der qrdiioent iresno eintn Wtllional
bortbiu ihiden miiFsn. Dos 1T bod
FiherIit b0bit unhsmotruiiih, oob oi
bo6ften Qoitsn I'm 2onos unr mi
WillionGren beisbt psrotn ton1sn
SoI.n bic Der. Stdltsn tpiiroia per
trttsn fein, 70 miiFsr bic Saldre psr
boppslt perosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-25

ffrunb iiberlprinat, bic btiben Mibsrs
lager bides Hostns iinb in tiatm
lSbenunterfMtebs BON % Dieter nligs
crbn,t. Der 9bdlbabnbof Der Wirel
Bobn Iieai ienieits Der enutorune
rnb ipirb bonn Snnern Der 6tubf aus
In fiinf bis sebn Wsinnten errei9l.
llrter benz Babnbamme Der bier
sfDeiseIeifissn Siiobahn binDurnss'
henb. oelanst man 3u Dem idttf gs.
bau.en Waaen unb iteist pom rt9ts
Elm. tpobe; man feitspdrts einsn Slid
su hem In furhtbarer Steilbsit en-
porsiehenben Oeleiie thun tenn. Idl
grreif,una Der Gnbftation Dirsl ifs'..
oell tpir su elmer 7errdHe binanf, duf
ipelher bos srobs Dirslboan.N .Neisou'
rent. Elm pieIbeinhtsr ausfiugsori,
csIeaen III, bon tpelhem aus man sis
nen prddtia.n ausblid ouf go3en bat.
Die Robitrer 1ahn.
Die aobleter gabn In bic srits
Shpexbobn Der alp<u. Das Grunof
prinsip beftsbi oarin. bob bic WneeH
nift auf Sf,ienen, fonbern anf sinsm
iixr Hart. 5rdggeriiftt geiponn'sn
Trah.fsil lauFen. Die aohlerer Bnhnn
| bepinn. In 345 Rsier GesbObs nuf Der
AobIitait unb fiitrt Ihnnr8uuoe. jts
| bod, nit beoeutenoen 0<fdasbrlhen,
au fo<n Gdienblbsl, einen 114O Wsstsr
| tobsn gsrgporIpruns in nnmiii<lbarsr
Rdtx bes Meile,s 8duerH.ohlern. Dos
Misunderstanding III ite1enpeiie
lnur 35. onbernorts nbsr fogar 80 5u
6unberi, pesbalb bic Eoblerer gohn
Die fteilite alIer bisbsr sebaiiten 9cbnen
Unit perIonsnbsforoerung) nariteui.
Die su bepdl.igenos aDtenoiffsren5 BE-
! .rdat 795 Me.tr. bic 2dnse Der Snhn
1880 Reter. Gds 3usidl III bopptli
Iuno sipdr bat eints bapon (oas 2OUtils
Iimet,r oide fog. Sihsrbei.sieil, nllsin
| Gin, Iraa,raft BON 10000 Rilogrdmm,
| pdbrenb ein,r Der Dassn bel rclIsrgss
laftuna taum 1000 Riloerumm Disst.
8os eiasntlide 3usfeil bat ein.H
Gurdmelier bon IS Miaimeisr. Gin
1850 eIetiriid.r Wlotor beiorst ben
g.irieb. I'm bonn Woliterplnt sun
IbaIbahnhofe Der aoblsrer gahn 3u
s,lunssu, ben0thigt ein Jubsdnser Ct
ma Is Winuttn. Cine 5obrt duf ois'
fer Balm ISit gang nsuartig. empftn'
bunsen aus.
Ti. RsiIenhn ibtpebsn iiber srob'
aaftanisntpdIoer bin, Dcnn fommer
Iriimmtrbaloen, bann Don WineH an
gslprsnste Jelitn. Gtellenipeii. bstpes
lii6 Der WueeH 10 iief. bob man slaubi
bic Brripriings bes gootns wtsrdu
; men su maFen. um Elm anitob.n Del
Dasens gu psrbinbern. Damn bdnet I.
! ruieber bod. beionbsrs bort. no oi
gobn ben Shutfisis ireuSi. Das Ser
ausftpeben aus ben goumipipisll
brings INNER ipieosr anbtrs GerHbli6
Don iiberralaenber Grobartisisit I'M
R,nbei.. gs III gang unmDaIid. al bi
fIiihtieen gilo.r su erfdfen 4
: iJ.hfelool seital..i iih bic risrselfiin
Ioise slobrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-25
Die Yeiesuns Der Wstihafter
Soften.

Die Sdtpferigtsit.n n, In fpelhen Der
prGitnent fh lpegen Der Beiesun5 Der
9ptI6oftsrsppitsn befinost, iino niht
nsusn Datums. Sis ereeb.n iib aus
Der unssniisenben 8otirung o.eIer
4emter. Gin 8otIhaftsr In 2onoen
srbdlt $17,50O bas J0br. 9as bed!
tnapp bic Wietbe, Das itlnbssssmdbs
2eben toitst minoeitsns $25, 900 buE
.sabr. Demnah muB Sebsr. ter siner
iolhen Bofihafters spoiten anntInmt
bieie Summe aus isiner zaihe auls.
aen. Das tam nur Derjenioe thun
Ser elm sntIprshsnbes gintonmen fe.
fst. usber iolhes germDsea Derfii'
gen peber Staatsmdnner, nod Gei
lebrie, fonbern nur pon 9auie aus Dsr
m6genbe, oner TN 6nnoel reid eetpor'
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2okal-Derid)t
gsod,suberidt Ses 0eiunbbeiisamis

9out Dem 8ohenberid3t bes itaD.
tiif,eu Beiunohcitsauts iuuroen III
DER periloiienen ISOLDE i66 yale Don
nnltedeuoen aranfbeltrn uno 22 10.
oesidIle inioIge FOLDER arantpetie;i
aemeIbet, gegen 159 grfranfnnaen
unb 3D. 5ooesfolle in Der asordGici.
mode bes porieen ssabres. An' nte
eiiiseInen aranfheiien perfbeileH iieI
Die sur WeIoung geloneten ,SaIle nte
foIet: Waiern, 81 GrfrantiIngen nno
A 9cbesfaa; Sdauinbiudr, 81 Or.
frnutuugen uno 15 9obesialle: Nino-
pofen, q erfrontirngen; Sfarlad).
fieber, II erfrautiiugen nno : 10
oesi1ae:: aeuhhuiteH. 6 Grfrantlm'
aen: Sirnbautentsiinbuna, 8 Grtran.
.unaen unb 5o6esfdlle; Dipbtbert'
It's unb Runlps. ie 8 GrfrnHfuneen:
SIattern uno Roie, je 3 Grfrniitnn'
ueu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-25

Grtldruns nad, baB fie ben pom Rat
fer onaefiibrten Roesen fhon lan9lt
aspflanst bdtten nno ftelten oeln
pdhier eDbit bas 3eusnib zines suz
ten Qunonirthes aus. gDdhreno bic
tonierpatipen 9utsbsiiber iiber ben
mad, ihrer gniid1t unberehtistsn Wors
lpurf pes aaiIers siirnen, faiisn bic lis
beralen aretie ben 0oreang BON einer
anberen Seite auf. Sie iprehen ben
RaiIer BON Der 4b1iht fret. bab er osn
@utsbeiisern ober benz pGhter Soblt
a.fliNentlih llnreht eetbon babe. Se
fibren Ieine 4nsaben bdrauf 3uriit,
ods er bon benz Gutspertpalter falih
unterri6tet porben lei uno ndran
tniipfen Tie bic 5olserung: Wenn Der
aaiier iiber bic 9erbdltniiis in ieinem
etoensn Sauie 10 fhleht informlrt
pirb, 70 seidieht oasielbe aud in se@
suo aaf feline Reeierunssdn9elegenhst@
ten uno bamit lei aud ertlart. parum
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s,iaps.a aonSert.

Gin erobortiger. siinltlerIiher
Genus itebf ben hieiiaen Wh,iifFreuu.
ben am beutissn abenb btpor. otnn
oann piro i'm emerp Anotioriuni
guaene giape. Der beriihnte Oeiarn-
pirtioIe. unifreitig Der eminentelie
Dioliniit Der 0eoei,iport, Elm acnser;
aeben plane bat erft Dor Gan3 tarser
3eit ais So!iit NIT benz bieiietn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bier gIanscnoe
Iriurupbc geieiert uno ieine 8oblrci.
den Werumoerer ,perSen es I'D, chne
Iroae nid,t nehnen Iaiien, ibm aath
am Tienitag abenb 5u lanihen. ssH
BEN Acn5eri pirb alih alS geaie.trr
Sospie aIs Eoliit Serr Camille 1e.
ereus, elm betannfer fran5oflihcr
ssinrierrirtuoie, mitrpirten. Ias ccl.
is6nbioe prosrnn,m Ses Abenos III
| nie foIrt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-25

Ter&aIs fiiilt iiA mt s<im
- QasnoenIeiben berfu tse.
honbls,> s0ber einfnm " @ebrnudh
Or. auguft a6nio's 4dmburger
Nruittbee. Or loft etlei&tert n'lo
|Eurist iroenb einenn Heis beS Calls.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-25

Die oeuti6en 9 o5talts
fen iinb 8egnsr Der neuen Webroor@
looe. sic berufen iid barouf oaB
BON ssrontreias nihts 7u fiird;en isl,
neil audi bort ibre 9eitnnun9sgenos
fen, ben 9rinsipien bes So3iaIismus
oemdb, Grieae perabihsuen. Wenn
bieTe Qlbneiaun1 ndttuIti9 mare,
tDnnten ale 9Dlter abriiiten, aber tie
1T es nitt. gloh ME bat cine Ratton
arieo ertlGrt, pbns bab alle gspoltss
runqstlaiien gu ben Woffen eesilt
pdreu. cSm teimiIhen gooen ltegt
cine 3aubertraft, gegen rpelds Elm per.
idtppmmenss We.tbiireerthum nidt
aufautommen perma9. 0apon MAIDEN
auh Die franaDiiIden Sostdliftsn tstns
Ausnobme. 9as lit aus ihrer Grtlas
runu 8u erieben. ooB Gl'ab pohl uls
neutites 2ano qelten tann, dtsr II ht
Qotbrinoen, mas nph t:ine uHoere 5olz
aerung 5uldbt, als oab Die fran3ofz
Iten Sosialiiten berett iino, Srieg 8ur
Riideroberuna BON Qotbrince1 3u fiih=
ren. 0eutihlano Tpiiroa in cine hons
0aoe qerutben. rpenn e5 ieIne Slider
beit BON Der Srieoensl'ebe Der fr1n50'
fiiden So5ialiiten abbdngig mahts.
Die sseite, bic jegt in Oeutlh'
lano sur grinnerung an Die orobe Sci
BON 1913 big 1916 9efeiert tpero n
IaiIen in Der 0efie, lpie lie perunitaIte'
tperoen, Die 9elshruna p,rmInen, ott
1fp fir uniere 3sit b:fgen. D1s ge'
fhiebt abiittIit. Waan min nttt her:
pprtreten laifen, pie pi, gsfr iu'ic
Deutfdlanos pom fronaOiii6:n Scd'
i'm ausgeiprphsniten WaBe sin Ber'
oes 8olfes mar uno tp;e o;eies Sod
erft ahoeihItteIt tperben fonnte, naG.
Dem man bag 8olt aug I.insr b mi
fhen ane6tItaft befreit tatte. preu
zen mar erit i'm Stanoe, ieinem 5einet
entqeuensutrtteu, oIs es Die gauerr
Don bem Srude Der 9utsherren uni
bic 8iiroer BON bsm Irude Der Stdno'
srlDft bate. Inter oem Sonntnll6
Der Sreib.it pufien Die q dft' fe'
8olfes uno res Stddtes. Garen 10
man tn bi:Ien 5ogen o:s GrcBsrun>
hefibes nint erinusrn unb bod III ie
benz unpartsiiihen geobadtsr fla
RAP Dos 0eutidlanb pon heuts aber
malls elmer Mieberoeburt bsbarf. inbsn
hus isit is63ig Sabren initemati't
untsrbrIdte unb nunmsbr gum aro
BEN sbsils srloihsne aletnbausrnthun
tpieosr beraeiteut p,ro uHb Die md
porertbaltsnen biirgsrIiten 5reih'ite
auqeitanpen peroen. Wiit elmer s5In
sRsgisruna, pis Iis j:ht in p-elbtl
beftebt, 1T fir Die l3utunft ni6t 9u
poraeinrat.
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0ie 8ruirie Stodten Hnb

immer beftigen Stiirmen aussti st.
pei! nihts pprharoen 1T, Die gsdht
oes Srtans au brehen. WolouneeH
tpiiroen iidb ais eiu quits ShuBmt.tel
ertpeiien, nenn Elm gegen einen Wdlp
onpralenoer Srtan perlisrt natureea
mdB bel bon ieiner perheereuoen
Rraft. SfIenbar lie9t Gin. Rptstustls
biateit Dor, in ullen qrdtrie@Staaten
Malounaen an3ule9en.
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Wittsn duf benz WaiibtrpIdse itths
bas Dentmul ots Winnef1ngsrs WoIs
tber BON Der WOeelDsibt. btr nabrs
{heiniin i'm Sabre 1160 ~ Gajen i'm
Gifniibdle g<bprsn purb<. no nod
beuie Elm Mmfpeien .Doseifpsibtof-
beibt. DDS Denfmal if elm Weri
6e;nricb NatterS unb sin UfoHumeHi
| bon bobem tiinEkrii6tm msrtt. Dor
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27

bridegroom, was Of graz and white
silk with black bolero and ornaments.
Miss Clarke that was. formerly re-
side in Toronto, but has lived in
Fargo for the last four years. Her
charming personality has won her
many iicnds in this city and Bismarck
where she also has an extensive ac-
quaintancc. While her departure
means a happy future and domestici-
ty. yet il cannot but be noted with re-
greet among all her friends in Fargo.
Mr.. MuckcnfuSs was first manager
of the Orpheum theatre when it open
cd three years ago. Since leaving
here he has been connected with Paul
Durand. one Of tAe leading theatrical
vaudeville booking agents in the Unii-
ed Booking offices exchange in New
York. Recently Mr.. MucEentUss was
admitted to the exchange himself and
has opened his agency offices in The
handsome new Palace thcater building
Just above Times square. He mas at
tanned 4 prominence in the booking
business that is remarkable Tor a
young man Of his years.
The happy couple left last night foa
Minneapolis, thought it was feared at
first they would have to remain over
in the city until Saturday owing to Il
sudden illness suffered by the bride
at a luncheon last Sunday. During
the week she has not been able to at
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27
x. C, Dance A Success.

One Of the most enjoyable evenings
1t has boon the pleasure Of Bismarck
young people to enjoy for some time
was Friday at the Armory when the
knights Of Columbus received their
friends at II dancing party. II was
the opening social event for that or.
g%anization tAis season and all pres.
cnt greatly enjoyed the hospitality
extended them by these Knights, The
Mnndnn orchestra played delight
iml musoc and tho ladies served
tempting refreshments at midnight,
and the function was all Onc could de-
sire,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27
CIarkc-M uckcnfuss.

The marriage OF Lenna Clark Will
be Of much interest to Bismarck pco'
pie, and the account of the Fargo
Forum will be re dawith plcasurc:
a pretty and simple wedding was
that Of Miss Lcnna Margaret Clarke
OF Fargo and Loo prlzrr Muckcnfnss
OF Now York city last evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G.
Green at 900 Tenth avenue south.
solcmni%cd by Dean G. Dewitt Dow
ling OF Gethscmnnc cathedral.
The bridal couple were attended by
Mrs. William G. Green rs matrOn or
honor and Edmund O. Freeman rs
best man, The ceremony took place
beneath a beautiful floral bower in
the dininn room which served rs an
imprOviScd altar, The scheme Of de-
corntion WAS pink and white. roses.
astcrs and carnations being used.
The bride. who Is II Of Fargo's
most charming young Sirl never APP
roarcd more beautiful than ON hits
occasion. Her bridal gown was white
brocade crepe de chine, trimmed With
chiffon and lace and made en- train,
A shower bouquet Of white roses. ILL.,
les Of the valley and stocks completed
her attire, The going away suit was
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27

highest score. Those who did not
participate in the card game were
asked TO mold various objects from
chewing gum and in this contest Mrs.
Carl Olson was the prize winner.
The autumn idea was carried out
in the tally cards and In the luncheon
service.
The hOStcsScs were very ably as
sisted by Il number of high school
girls who aiacd in receiving the
gucts and IN the serving OF a delicl-
oua rrpnst at the close Of the aztec
noon. The out Of town guests were
Mrs. N. O. Swift Of Portland and Mrs.
W. u. Best OF the Philippine islands.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27
Club Party.

The usual good time was enjoyed
at the Country club Friday evening
whcn the members gathered to enjoy
4 few hours tripping the light fan
taAtIc. Tho evening was %plcasnpt ar
tor the heavy rains. and the cflcor'
fulncas whIch prevailed the club
rooms fascinated tho gathering. The
O'COnnOr music was lively ana tho
dainty refreshments were partnkcn OF
With endowment.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27
Music by O'CONNOR'S ORCHESTRA
N0Ln1L LuEE IIIE PIC EQILP
YOU'LL LIKE THE BIG FOUR

tend any of the Functions given in
her honor. Her condition yesterday,
however. was so improved that it was
decided TO make the trip last night.
Alter a brief visit in Minneapolis.
st. Louis and Chicago. visiting friends
and relatives Of the bridegroom,
Mr.. and Mrs. Muckenfuss will be at
home at apartments at the Victoria in
151th street. New York city.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27
From Wales.

Fargo COnricr.Ncws. Rev. Mr.. Da.
three weeks ago, IS Il guest IN the
city. Row. Mr.. Davis said: 81 am
much impressed with the possibilities
of this great state Of yours. but must
ny that the grcatct difference between
Mort hDnkotn and my country Is the
attitude toward religion. 1t seem to
me that your religion Is just a side
line and not n vital part OF your III.
divldual life, rs Il Is In Wlles.'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27
Valley CITY Social Function.

VALLEY city Timrs,Rccord Nearly
,nc hundred ladies enjoyed a delight
ful afternoon last Saturday when Mos
DANES Hugh Mcdonald. c. +. Mud
Eott ana Miss Jennie Mcdonald cntcr'
tanned In honor Of Miss lMvia Bar
clay Of Minneapolis IN tho X. p. hall.
Tho hall was madc attractive with
beautiful autumn flowers while rugs
md other furnishings from TIE homes
Of the hostcsscs added much to tho
comfort OF the guests. Six handed
nuchre rs the diversion for those Of
he company who play cards and Mrs,
II. c. Aamoth was awarded the prize
or a bouquet Of astors Tor having tho
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27
Entertaining Fer Mother.

Mrs. ". l.. Smith has the pleasure
Of entertaining her mother. Mrs. Mar
TINT lloyi, Of Sioux city. Iowa. Mrs.
Hoyt arrived on Friday and VIII re-
main for II number Of weeks. She
VIII Zen 80 west 10 California to
Rpcnl the winter months.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27
Tho DahIs to Chicago.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Dahl, and
daughters TMcilc anu Helen. depart
vi on train No. i Friday for ST, Paul
where they win make Il short visit
and viii 20 on to Chicago to visit
friends for u few days, While there
thoy will also attend to business mat
tcrs. Thoy expect to be away about
Ecu days. coming homo in time to
make ready for the opening OF the en-
position. whrrc Mrs. DnhrS services
viii be required.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27
ComnanY A hoata.

The Armory with be- festive Sntnr'
dry evening again when the members
Of Company A viii he hosts. Every
Saturday these gentlemen receive
their friends there, ana lhc dancing
parties are becoming moro md moro
popular, O'C0nnor'R 0chcstrn viii
furnish Tho dance program.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27

Mr.. and Mira, A, w. Lucaa have as
thor quests Or. ana Mrs, G.. II, Koch
Ter and two son Of st. Paul. who ar
rived Tuesday to remain for about
ten days. Or. K0chl"r ~ Il btother
or MrH. Lucas,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27
EDISON ~PAONOGRAPHS.

Have YOU seen and heard the new
Hornless Edison, with Diamond point
reprOducer? Call and listen to some
of the new records played on this
,Hatc!llCSS machine, at
ADV Woodward's JeWelry Store.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27

a'handsome dark blue novelty with
velvet collar and accessories to
match.
Mrs. Green wore II gown Of pale
blue satin trimmed With lace iur and
ornaments. Mrs. Melissa Clarke.
mother of the bride, who cave her
daughter away. was in dark blue
ana the gown Of Mrs. +, s. Mucken.
fuss OF Now York. mother Of the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27
Returned TO Chicago.

Mrs. Wilbur Fields hns enjoyed u
delightful two weeks visit from her
friends Miss Gillinghnm mad Miss
Buckingham Of Chicago. While the
rains prevented the planned huntlnG
trip. the ladies enjoyed the outing
Greatly and the hospitality extended
them by Mr.. and Mrs. Fields. They
morning.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27
Society Notes
Waited In Twin Cities.

Mrs. p. G. Remington and daughter
llilzabcth have been spending the
week in the twin cities visiting
friends and attending to matters Of
business while there. They viii re.
turn IN u few days.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27
Civic L-calun 10 Meet.

Tho civic League ladies viii soon
meet to arrange for n function of
some nature in the acInl line, In the
near future they VIII give II card par
ty or entertainment, to which al Bis
march people Cun look forward for
these social evenings are always Of
delight to all who attend. The work
thls organization has been doing for
tao city and the manner In which Gus
tor par has been cared for during The
past summer Ia greatly appreciated
ny tho residents OF the capital city.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27

The Nevcr-Spread Mattress, the
mattress with the unlimited guaran-
tee, is the II you want. You can
get If at LucaS',-AdV.
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70 Dickinson.

TO DiCkin6on.
Nv. and Mrs. Il. j. Hcctlcy leave
today Saturday for Dickinson where
tlcy win visit for q few hours with
Miss kntc Coleman. Mrs. Bccklcy'a
sister, and where Mr.. Hccklcy viii
transact business. They expect TO
motor back, Mr.. Dccklcy having lcIt
the automobile there n few days ago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27

Illustrated here is q fetching gown
Of blue cashmere watch is suitable
l,r misses CT mature years. The
skirt is laid in plai,s and is divided
from the blouse by q b.oad belt and
Sirdle Of white silk cord. There is
4 turnover OF lace on the little round
collar and on the front OF the gown
Cuffs of lace are also used.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27
Duay BIIIkrns.

quay bHTIKeNV,
In Mouro County Chronicle; The
nlllikcn clnlt held u business meeting
Thursday afternoon. at tho homo Of
Mrs, G. t., Lovott, for the purpose
Of roorganlAlng, After come discus
sion they organized under the old
name. but with new rules ana rogu
lationa, rinoclo was the game agreed
upon. but no prizes viii be given
The old officers we're reelected, Fol
the present, they viii meet every
Thursday afternoon FROM 2;ib to 6;li,
Tho first meeting OF the season VIII
be held today (Thursduyl at the home
OF Mrs. II, j, Frelchs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-27
WoodWard.A Archibald Entertainment.

Miss Feronc Woodward and Miss
elsie Archibald who have opened a
conservatory Of music In tho Lucas
block were at home Friday afternoon
from ! to &. During the afternoon
MlaA Woodward favored the guests
with several piano selections. waicl
were greatly enjoyed by the great
number OF ladies' no were present
Assisting the hostessea were Mes
danes l.. e. Lair, j. =. French. VIM
V, klcbcrt. a. ], Arnot and ]. A.
Lnron, Tea and duintlcs were sorry
cd nc $50 O'Clock.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-04
At the Hotels

DACoTAH-A. Alcorn. Fargo: F.
son. Finsal: R. c. Madsen. Devils
Lake; Leo F1tzsimons. Crystal: A f.
Barnard. Jamestown; r. c. Jackson,
Grafton: L. A. Watson, Bathgate;
David Nelson. Mayville; Theo. Kali
der. Hiusboro: 8. NJ. .Melstad. Noun
tain: o.. G. ,Bjurnity,. Hooplc: T. 6.
Pasco, Fargo: A.. J. Kirkeid,
Churchs Ferry; Robert McGaren,
Fordville.. ..
FREDERICK. Helm. North
wood; Ole Syvertson, Overly: T. E.
Anderson, Honeyford; j.. Anderson,
Fargo; I. A. Warnken, Emerado; F.
Salisbury, Iakota; Frank Burg. Flax
ton; J. b. Akeson. Grandin; William
Phelps, Fargo: ]. ]. Tierney, Fargo.
NORTHERN-H. Bennett. Lari-
more; Mrs. ]. Cameron, Calvin; p.
Herbrandson, Caledonia; A. T. Lar
son, Caledonia: Thos. A. Doughty,
Fargo: Edward Braseth. Caledonia;
VIM. Graham, Forest River; NJ. ].
Marath, Drayton.
COLUMBIA. E. Dimean, Cava-
Her; James B. Hardi, McCanna; w. NJ.
Edwards, Larimore; J. Treacy, Ar
doch: oscar and Normal Langseth,
Hillsboro; Alice Larsen, Hunter; L. A.
Hanson, Churchs Ferry; Adolph Rud,
Churchs Ferry.
1MPERIAL-A. H. Kinda, Lankin;
DR.. ]. Reedy, Wales; Josie and Ida
Benner, Wales; Andrew .Riordan,
Buxton.