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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-14
@arft6eridt.
Gii6.OnnIlo. I.

SiiO.Omnba, IA. g[neuft.
0finoOieb 3ufubr 1850; wSartt
felt.
@ute Bis bette $s.30$900.
DlitteIudBiee bis CUTE $500
$50.
@cp6bnIi6c Bis mitteImdBiae
750- 800.
earte Bis bette glauee etiere
$740-s.00.
glittelmdBige Bis cute 500
750.
@etuo6nIide Bis ntitteIndbigc 80
6.25-700.
aiiBe uno Sellers, FeIt.
@ute bis bette Sellers $3.50
7.50.
@ute Bis bette stibc $e00-6,b0
Dlittclmdfji9e BIB cute stiibe
$500 5000.
@ciuO6nIidc Bis niittpImdBioe
$3.50 $500.
9ioners iillo SeeOer& ~ Dl4
20c b0ber.
@ltc bis bette $700-8.00. y
wlittcImdbise Bis quite $6.5O--
700.
@eiDobnlide Bis ntitteInldBIoe
5000 -6.50.
SsdIber $6.00-0.00. HHK
g]uIen S4.50-6.75.
Sdiueine 8ufibr 6,7c0; GlorEl
10 Bis 15e tiieoriger; 9urdIdnit8.
prcis $760-7.70; bodIier Nreis
$3.50.
Sd1fc 8uflibr d,056; w5arGt
f0-t5c bober.
2dnncr, cute Bis Bette, $500
-735.
Q1mner 9eeoer $6.00--6.b0. Il
@iober $475 800. al
3dbrliuge $5.25-5.50.
SdtrIiuoe 9ceoer, $5.00-5.40. |
aIlutpridjafp, $4.25 4.bO.
wiuttcrihafe geeopr, $3.00~-3 .b0l
MIo0er GreOers $S.60r4,25. "
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-14
3nrdl CyaGOlin ber6rannt.

i5rdll ontlt1b ger1eilion, 20la
gcoDeuportb @trnbe, iicdte ihreu
flcineu (Saiolinoien an nobel Gin
9beil oes @niolinS 1nf Den Sub.
boben iloii pnO iidj entJiinoete. Gic
300 iih idlimme g,rallowlulcen an
ben geinen ~. Wlerfpiiroig mar,
O1b i6rc ggirt6ilL arol Selcn
GbiIoreB, ipd6renO iic III Der StaOi
Girf1lic nadte, cine glDHiug bati
tc, b1b i5rnu 9ergeulon ehpas pal.
iIrt iett modtc, Gle elite nadj
acus, unb wirflid inD iie ibrc ge.
fiirdjtimG bcitdtigt. Gran 9craen.
ION iunroc apraoc nah oem ct. 50.
iqpb'g S,oipital iiberfii6rt. ipd6renO
5cuerucbrleIitc bic JIannlcn IoI9.
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-14
|llsHH pnelsHit
umgshommtnl
glslltn flnts rnhilattls bflahl ana
tfsalsnlf idlfktm In hie
1lflr.

NliiieH AflsaHh IA Haanlf
amfi urmaaeH. ulldf hftilehn
NftoIftlr uno rcut Vabma labfl
lsn, laiAien inlplaf hcs slerlifu,
finra Weiifus TIA rlnbilatcl eing
lall IenlFedlir $500 anh hote an.
b0ht hiisab unb seritfaieu. rrtI
Amfnlnnef ronifn ben ben Alaa0l
hernh mlb Fdnlen mit Iridiifn Ner.
Ietunaen hauou. arm NeraIfuig
wlroen ami Der Slrllr ario0tct mn
einer Irbensaeldhrlih perIebt. In,
ier ben 0cicbtcirH briinoet lidl brr
oemIde Suaeniau edlaiirr.
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anS benz etaate saOiua.

gBelt SlbertD. Ger triibere WiaDor
Der St1ot, g. VI. Spent ipObnt
iiber Dem goiiamt nno borte @c.
rduiA I'M interen @elnB. Gr elite
iofort biuuIter uno iiberrdidte meb.
rere @inbreher, ipelde ben @eIo.
idranf iprengten. Die Spigbuben
idoiien iofort 1nf Giuen1, Der cine
S,ugel ins 9luge erbieIt. Die 0ldu.
ber tloben i'm Dunfel Der gladjt.
Smem erbielt nod cinen Shub IN
ben glrm nno llnterleib. SDems
Sobn Der leinen Batter jur SiIie
lilte, erbielt cblllnQs eineu GAnf
rcn oen fliebenocn 0idubern. Der
@eIoidr1nf lpnr0e boIllt1n0ia our1
NitroglDrerin Jertriimmert. Die
ganoe beiiano aus orei Utanu, bic
ouf Ocr 6lndt nod i1nmtlide
Sanpm I'M 9oitanlt uuO aut Der
StrnBe 3ertriimnerten.
Deniion. Der 9nufontrdft fir
oaS nelle oelitihe Gpprnb1us Iii
an bic 5irma See e SobIer III
Wfusiogre, Gflnboni1, ber1eben
ipOrbeub tpeldDe illter iicbpn Wlitbe.
iuerbrrn oQS nicorigIte gInacbct ae.
madt battle $43,s53. D1it Der
ionitigcn Ginrihhmg ptro Der ganI
ouf ctlpa $4,000 3u Itpben TOM.
men. perr See, Elm WlitqIie0 Der
aontraftoreuiirma, bat bis Dor etipn|
10 Sabren bier getDobut. DnS @c.
bGuOc ioa bis Wlittc Ge6ruar fertig
icin. - Ger oGcutlbc Tag" iu|
Denilou miro an "a. Septcm6er
bcgnugcH tperocu. glac oeutihen
gereinc, siirhengemeinoen nto Dos
oeiItidc Vublifitm In ipeiterm I'm,
freiic pcrocn iid oarnn bet6eiligeu.
Sorlnn Serr Brit Spiic III nadI
Iedsnlcndtlider glbneIcnbeit mieocr
bon iciner Deinhsreiic bon Delitld.
lnuo 5ilriidgetebrt. Soerr sciie batI
BET elmer SpicllpdrcHfabrif In 9iiirn.
cine OroBe geIteIllltg ciues Spiel.
5cugcs ciacner Grfnouug anieegeben|
bic cr In oieiein panoe aiif ben
0inrft brineen ipirO.
9lodpea GitD. G6fu1ro EtpcnI
bon @eit Court ipur0c BET ipircn|
gleIltdje brr bieiigen rGitD Gnir4
Don TdIdeuoicben Inn $l00 IN BAL
picrpeIO nno 1920 In Ncri6popie.
rem beitobIen. glnoere 8eiuder ia.
ben d0nIIde gcrllIItc 5it brtIaaen.
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rmaba war afaun ttg hfltthf cH
im MlHsasi ihal

Nhunsllanhuu eph lm dal.
lfn mlfs aglletn m 4 llhf Aadl'
mlilaas has ftgfuemglff ia Cuml
ha oni urln anhttff cft im aqi.
leufi lhal battle llign dhnllda
Nlee8taa nnlilmtllth dhfF 0ptl
bfr barlaf l0a lleh go ii mmsia
Hiee alh an. hfm am q llht 4lor
Gems haiisn ulf btfils 80 ssfus
m0 mn 9 Nor s6 Wfatan Nhl.
ia1 bate baS Gnrdllter ian 1hef
momTlrr 16 0fao rffeiai. um0 ftl
ahncbncn Der Nitg II uidli Deuls
hnr. Gin iidohlAer @eianarntr,
Der ont Der Strebc oFbciiftr. mutoe
uon Der 0ibc hbarpalliei icin 3n.
liduo III uitt lcbeneaeldbrIih.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-14

@nd)areit Mumanien, "a. silia.-
vs I'll betnunt avmadlt worocn. Oab
eemuadlit 6rei iiiriilidle Hcd18eitci
iinttiinOcn nerogn. ndmlid: Wrob.
berjoaiu Olga bon glllBIan0 Hii
Dem Nroitprinseu BON Scrblcn,
Rriuselitn eIiiabetb BON 9limanien.
oes aonies @robtodltcr, mt Dem
ariehiihcn aronpriuBen: @rob6er.
gcgin 1itania nit Dem 9rtnJci
5eroiuano bon giumdniea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-14
Ounp. iEph iatteIt nnl.

Bolton, IA. gfngidt -@cuucructir
Sob, Der iid) I'M letter Sabre INN
bic grdiioentenidn be,
iporb, bat Die GrfIdrlng abgegeben,
boB CT Der oemofrntiihen portpi
bcn 0liidcH 81 fpbreu gc6enft uno
iDieoer 5iI Ieiuer critcn 2iebe, ber
repnblifaHiiden Pnrtei, oiiriidfeb.
rcu iperbe Gr beobiidtiat, OILS rc.
pubIifaniidcr @Oitperueurstanoibat
uuisutretcH.
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glrmt a6aeFahreir.

5ranf stane beging bic grobe TN.
boriidtigteit, inter einem 9obn.
fradtuaeen sfiibIung bcr Der gro.
ben @ibe 5u iuAen. gdIo tD1r er
Cinsei6lofcn, nno bic Gar fpurbe
in getpegung geiest. Der ltugIiid-
Iide ipnroe cine Gtrefe geldIeift
imO ibm oer Iinfe gtrm abgeIdnit.
ten Sm ct SSoiepb's &oipita[
fano er gLufn1bine
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-14
@rOhes gOmmsrIeif.

gl1dften Soulll1g, ben n. 9lug.,
beronItoIten Ser Ecitidje Damen
9ereit iHo Der Omaha BIottoeut,
Ide @erein gemeinidm IN Den BIN.
ldgen Oes 0entiben &1uieS Elm gro.
Bes Sonmerfeit oiir1 ein @arten.
tctlSart. 8oIfsipieIe un0 2an3fr1t5,
den. aEuBerben fin0et elm @reis.
tegeln uuO greisfhieben itntt. Der
Giutritt gum 9art betr1gt 10
Gents. Sider it, oaB iib ieOer
ateiIuebmer gut anliiiireH iuirO.
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sin NrfnIn

Inter obioem 9itel id)rcibt Sic
s,Sreie 9Sreiie" in Qncoln iiber oas
Gtaotsidneerfeit mie toIat: Cos
IN letter ISOLDE in 2incoIn, gseb,
iiattaebabte S1ueerieit oes 9eebras.
Ia Sanaerbunoes geitaltete iih 3ll
eirem unbeitrittenen tilnitleriihen
erfolge uno bat beionoers aud aiif
oaS gLnglo.glmerifnuertb 0as 3il
ben Sauptfon5erten 5oblreih erihie.
men mar, eit1en tiefen Ginornd ge.
nladt. geiouoers oie D21merb0.
re,-oos oentihe golfslieo, oos nie
feine 8irfrng berfebIt, ipenn es in
10 padenoer @eiie gum gortrag ge.
Iangt, tuie 0ieS in gincoln inter
Brof. 3beo6. Stub. 9leeIe's 9eitlng
Der 5aa mar. Die cngIiihe Breiie
Ger Stoot sollte ben qeiltungen Der
IoiIendore uneingeIhrdnftes Sob
mo iprdf 0ariiber ibr freuoiges
gritnuneit unO bobe Genugtbuung
aus. 2luh ben Gampnhoren iiuo
ben GoIiiten iopie benz nortreffIi.
den 5eit,Ordeiter aebiibrt bobes
Cob. Bir 5lpeifeln nidt, oaB oieics
S1u1erfeIt ben Dem gerbanbe 1nge.
b0rcnoen @einnaDereinen fteue 2uit
lnO nelien Offer eiufloBen fpirO,
Dem oeutifen qieoe aud fir Die
8uflnit Die gfle1c nngeoei6en 3u
laiieli, Die ibm aIS cinem tpidtigen
3nftor lit Der Grbaltung oeiltidcr
Sprade uHo glrt bierjulanoe ae.
hiIhrf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-14
SOlua gsetter nnb @rnte.

Des wloiicS, i3. 9(iiouit Dos
Bulletin fiir bic NIT DEM 10. &c.
enocte Mo6e bei1gt: Die 9roden.
beit belt Big 5im 10. b. De an,
on ipelhem 2age iih reid[tdc
@ddler einIieaten uno in Der
@cniltng Nadt BON iiarfen 9lcapl
oefoIgt iudren glm s. b. m.
idlp1ntte bic Iemperatur 5wiidlcn
100 uno 10S @rnO NIT beiben
minOen. 1rob0em BAT iid oas
aorn III Der nor0liden St1afgbdlf.
te Ie6r gut ecbaIten pdbreno eS
fiji III ben liioliheu Counties be.
itdnoig berihlehtert bat, uno bic
Gruteausiidjien bort 6nbcn fih felt
bem f5. 3uIi Inn 20 bis 30 llro8clIt
perringert GbpobL bieI bon oic.
fem gd)aOen unbeilbor III, tuprOen
bod Die Negen ben aIlgeneincn 8u.
ltuuo beiIerH im0 ipeiteren 5dDa6cn
perbiitpn Die 9legen iino aid
bon aroBetil gBertbe fur Anrtoffefn,
MlqIcn, ggeiopt into @drten im0
luerocn aud bic In Den iiioIiden
AEpuutiqs bereits tuopp gcporocneH
RD1IIerDorrdtbe bermehren.
| BoI1enbe 0legcnI1lle muroen am
4 gorgen oes If, fir gonutaa unb
y iomllda 9ladlt bcridtet: Gcs W9oi.
/ Is 240 Bo1; GeOor 0lapi0s 2.34;
@Abin 2,0b, Daari6aatcmn 2.23.
g1trrI0o 1875, Greiton i.0i, Bur.
Ilaton O.b2.
Der Sfouo Der GbIternien am
gIllauil mar glcpfcl s3 gSrojent
SET 0kHlp MON 1909, ODER 5000.
600 WulbelS. 1T OipIem s,abr g,floli.
men Ilib boh 6B gro3eut ] sui
ulif bG ont /. gIIglii pefanen.
xfaibeit IdeineR inter Der Grcdeu,
hQit nidlt acIIiteil 5u bdben uno
Iiauben an I. g(lioidi nlif 0i1A
~fo5eili araeu ~ am 1 s5nIi.
..s...4.t.s...-.a.ss.ssz~
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g'oft, 9cry IA. glngtii @eiterr
glbcuO ipnrocH bier 1900 gfunt
DDnnmit sur Grploiion oebradl III
ber slbiid)t, Der ieit BcdJen brrr,
idenopn Diirre ein Gnbe 6u maiden
lno SRegen 5il er5cilacn. Mlobl BIZ,
oeten Iid NoIler, bod Der eriebntG
Meaen bLieb alLg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-14
edlabenfenfr.

Aellte 3u frlIber Wlorgeilitiiii0l
fam IN Dem @ebauOe i6 iiioI. Is
gtrabc 5rucr gum gInsbrud. Ganl
oes redt5ciiiaen gintreffens oei
ooidmanniddft ipuroeu bic Slam
men i'm strimc critidt. Der ange
ridtete 9daben III lIOmIHea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-14
MnnfnhrriI

I'll. Qcuis, Ia. ghlouIl. Daeuu'
binoert 0IeIberunder ltub slleioer,
madcriltficn iinb bier ali bet StreiI
oegendgue,
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lltw l)orh bat
2 GouDsrnsursl


Wrn Aaff. 40 Auanll Ntns.
&nIsff ldIlgl ole ble glahtldll pon
faf Nlulellnhn BEE NbleblmaaugfI
lnbtent ii bent 0uiuilnha.He b.
fnunt lpuEoe, nnh "a nnrhe oudi
nldl gopf.ll, mu lle eniaearnuHnsb.
nien Nf pnSlr. lrns Fommel
hAfbs. lunrm leliens lflnrr 1fam.
effInrt Bran Sulser. cline ae.
1offHe 0hItnaeerln. nomfHs Aonel.
rim Bic BOT Ihref &eiraih INIT
&nIser eeprllif Yfleeerin mar. III
miaaHk bic doIaen isrgr 0nnO.
hmasmeIle nri Hh ~ nebmcn nno
Dor hem Srnot. Drr Ia benz glb.
lepunabperlnbren OILS Bcridllshof
iiH0iren pirh. ihr 0eIidnonls, Oas
lle arliern bor Srnalor 4aImrr
iln0 ailoeren Jrcnnoen 0es @oilpef.
nei'rB nbIeate. III iuieOerboIen. Si.
d'crlih 0iirite iir IN Elm Idarics
Rrcii1perb0F aenommen perOcH.
Iean bielinh herrldli Die glnlift
Dor. 0nb iie Eidlt Die Sdjuloige Iei,
icn0ern nur, I'M ihren 1RanH 81
retteub ibren auten Ani prcisgrge.
Ben babe. Wie Is helbt, bot @ou.
prfueur SuI8er Idlperen 1cr5cns
in bic getnnHtpeblna Der angebIi.
djcn ShuI0 ipiner f5rmu qeuiaiat.
'Tie Staatsmnibinerie lit aegcn.
iudrtia ans RdnO lm0 9aio; ioiDo6I
Sm5er aIs aud 0ire.@otperneur
gIDn bebauptcn. bic 6imftionen oes
OonDerncnrs ansiibcn 5u fonnen.
gie gnreauuorItcber itehcn tbriI.
iDeiie al Snl5cr. tbeiImeiie az
SIDnH; mhaltbare 3llit1uoe berr.
iheu aeaenlpdrtig. Die gLrmee Der
Staatsnnaeitclten lit b0uig oemo-
rnIifirt; wie iinner iib Die ginae
i'm gnufe 0cs beiitigen 91ges aud
entlDidcIn m0gen. alnrbeit in Der
Sohe 0iirfte nidt Dor nddiicm
qienitdg erIolgrH, ali peIhem Ioae
bic geaisIntir wie0er 5uIammen.
tritt. 1ns StontsiieaeI beFinoet ld
initner rod iH SdrOen Oes Sou.
nerneiirs SuIser.
Der aaa fonmt am rs. Geptcrl.
per SIR gSerb1nolung mo SnljerI
iit'entldIoiien, iih jii Der1ntluorten.
IbcbIas " 2aipion Bat ibm $780,.
900 Blpeds gefdmpfung oeS 3an.j
ntditD Hinges 5ur 9eriiIgung ge.
iteIlt.
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@etter6eridlt.

Sir Sna6a Council Bluffs unO
llmgegeno: Sdon nno onoauerno
iuarm 2IbenOS unO SSreitag.
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sdlmelsnIoae Der !esrmannslB9me

Die SdpciterIoge Der Ser.
lliannsTCbne nGiuioteir bdlt beiite
albcnO lire regelmSblge gSeridmm.
lung In Deutidjen Sailic.
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gFr0n GnI,er tOStfranf.

QLlbnnp, ~. D., IA. gllguit.--
T1s gefinoen Der Satin oes @ou.
betnehrs SnI5cr III 10 ibIcdjt, Oab
bic gIer5ie oas Sdlintnlite bcfiirdJ.
ten. 9tpei fueitere Spe5inliiien fir
WerbentrnnFe iino beute @ormittaa
al ooS aranfenbett oeruien NOR.
ben.
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WldOdJm fiir dTIacniciuc SouS.
arbeii; gilter 2obu, 6bs giib
35. sIvelple. 1el. Carney 20O8.
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w n. muru, beufIner Cpti,
gfu0eu ndterIudjt fir Grill.
4a3--b g,rnuOsis @gbdu0e.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-20
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

BOGAN--TREACY.-M Miss Irene Treacy
and George Fl Began Of Ardoch were
married in st. Johns church, Grafton,
Rev. FIR. Maxwell performing the cere-
mony. The honeymoon is being spent in
the Twin Cities. Mr.. Began Is a merchant
at Ardoch and will bring his bride to that
village to live
LONSKI--GUMROT.- AT Sacred Heart
Catholic church, Fried, occurred the we'd
ding of Miss Annittie Cecelfa. daughter Of
Mrs. Mary LOnki, to Frank Edward Gum
rot. both of Fried. the ceremony being
performed by Father OlszeWski. There
was a big wedding dinner tnd supper at
the farm home OF the BRIDES mother,
northwest Of Fried, and dance at the
Fried town hall In the evening.
CLEMENs- LIPPERT 7. The wedding
Mr., ana Mrs. Ferdinand +. Clemens 70
II Jamestown ct g. Johns !, :. Lutheran
reception was given Immediately after
the ceremony, al the residence Of the
brides parents, 800 Eighth avenue south.
x .WOLD-DRAKE.--T The many friends OF
Miss Marie Void, Of Cummings, who ut
tended school In Elillsboro three or four
years ago will be interested In learning
q her marriage at Alexander. N I. n, to
Mr.. T.. IL. Drake, a prominent business
man Of that place. Miss Void Is q daugh-
ter Of Mrs. N. III. Void, Of Cnminingss
Her father, the late Nels UT. Wood, was
well known In Red River NNfleya pOlit CS .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-20

were united in marriage. The groom s a
PHOSPHORUS farmer of that section of the
county and the bride is daughter Of
the postmaster at Langberg. They will re
side on the farm Of the groom near that
place. 531 " 5S43 u .S HUH s{ .
AKERS- HEWITT Charles S. Akers
and Miss Alice A. Hewitt, both of Buford
were married at the NJ p. parsonage by
we're accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.,
Francis Of this city. Isl
4 BOYER BEAN. Basil Boyer and Miss
Ruth Beam of Glenburn were married at
the home ofgthe brides sister, Mrs Giles.
the Rev. Canadian performing the gcere-.
mony which united them for life.
y OUsTAD- WESTVEDT.-V Alfred
Onstad, Of Hillsboro, and Miss Randina
Westvedt, of Hatton, We're united In mar
Rev. S. K. Tholehaug officiated. n
h BERG --sUNDBAKKEN.- Mr.. Halmer
Berg and Miss Mary Sundbakken of Ben
edict were quietly married at Velva last
Friday IN 4 a5 s.s II @
Z BINGHAM " BARNETT. A ST. Charles
Catholic church In Bowman occurred the
marriage Of Mr.. BENJAMIN Jerome BiDg-
ham and Miss Mary Preston Barrett. Rev.
Father Charles Bacher officiating. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served at the home OF the BRIDES
parents, only the Immediate relatives boz
Ing present.
Ii ItJNTicR IS WENSON "a pretty we'd
ding occurred at the home Of Mr.. mud
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-20

You are letting a remarkable opportunity to
save money and health slip through your fin
gers by not investigating the club plan tomor-
row, for this year not another Hoosier Club can
be organized
So many women have grasped this great OPP
portunity to secure a Hoosier on the wonder
fully generous conditions Of the club plan that
it ism t likely there will be single cabinet left
Of our limited club allotment by 4 clock to-
morrow afternoon.
AS you certainly are going to have Hoosier
sometime doesn' t it follow that you are vast
ing strength,and time and throwing away
chance for pleasure by letting this splendid OPP
portunity slip by?
Why not make your kitchen work easy now,
instead Of putting in more months Of drudg-
cry?
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-20

Mrs. Thomas Hunterin ST. Thomas town
ship when their youngest daughter. Min
ME Ruth became the bride Of Oscar Oliver
Lutheran church. officiating. Miss Mabel
Hunter. az sister Of the brire, acted az
bridesmaid and the groom was attended
by his brother, Leonard SWensOn..
NIILSO ON NESO N.--Miss Ellen Nell
son Of Adams was married at the home OF
her parents Saturday to, Albin .Jeneson.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-20
Last call for the Hoosier Club
This chance will soon be gone

tested by the Hooser Company. The Hoosier
Cabinet is the scientific result Of all these ex-
perments 1t is the most important and com
women 1t is the only kitchen cabinet that is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-20
Music Selected For White Hous'
tAfAddts.n

Music Selected For White House
Wedding.
Music at the White House wedding
will be of an elaborate character anC
much thought has been expended on
the musical program by Miss Marga,
ret Wilson, the presidents eldest
daughter, who has it in charge. The
relocated United States Marine banG
screened behind forest Of palms,
will play a number of selections and
will compliment the bridegroom espe-
cially by choosing several Of the com,
positions of the late Ethelbert Nevin,
his cousin. The boy choir of St..
Johns Episcopal church, which is
with a stones throw of the White
House and is popularity known as "the
church of the presidents because so
many chief executives have worship
ed there, will sing several chorals.
The floral decorations will be as fine
as any ever seen at White House
function. Not only will the Wilson's
have the pick of the government
greenhouses, but the florists shops OF
this and nearby cities will be rifled
of their finest blooms by friends.
Many members of the diplomatic
corps have ordered flowers in lieu of
a more lasting present. The senates
wedding gift to Miss Jessie Wilson
was finally selected today. 1t is a
silver service Of Is pieces, with its
chief feature a tea set of five pieces.
1t also contains a hot watr kettle,
large service tray, chocolate pot, ice
cream dish, two compete dishes and
four candlesticks.
q Call 56 for the best Ignite Coal on
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-20

Mustetolc, has saved MY life. 1 Was tfoublcd
tronbles. I could gain no relief whAtevsf.SsI
usrH hut y small amount vi your truly remark,
abls feriady, and today am 4 ttutcH8hiy we'll
mai v cnnhodnence. II IA rsndsei,d "a poor,
G'AIst ai.aggsl ia X MI 51s (ss,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-20

! Call Sc for the best Ignite Coal on
the market.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-20
Makes Model Kitchen

Whether your kitchen is rather old-fash-
ioned or your home is brand new, you need
the Hooser to save steps
For it alone can save you the miles Of steps
that you must take preparing and clearing up
after meals. It combines the function Of your
pantry and kitchen table in one spot It puts
scientific system in your kitchen work.
With everything you need in cooking within
reach, instead Of put away somewhere across
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-20

Of Dlluth. The young people have gone
to Duluth to make their future nome.
S 3UTHkE--PRIEBlI Arthur Utl,key
ford's popular young people. were mar
ried at the home Of the BRIDES parents
three miles south of Eckman.
Call the Finch Lumber 20. Phone
u for Monarch Coal. -(Adv) Isl
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-20
Mr. Drake is a son of, II. G. Drake, the
owner Of the Drake townsite. Mr.. and
Mrs. Drake will make their home at Cart
ri n @s{f

QUALIFY II ANsO IN. - Oscar "a. Hanson
OF Fordville and Miss Mabel Qually Of
Adams were married by Judge r. ]. Pnr-
cell at Grand Forks. THEY expect to make
their future home inlsWhitman pn,.tne
500. Rex Salisbury and Wilma Burque
were the witnesses, +.
sHURD- s;TORER Mr.. g. ID. Hurd and
Miss Ariototta Storer. both Of Langberg
made trip TO Miles City Mont. and IN
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-20
nib Music u 5 | En- OH % u
Tint Sore, Tight Chest!

Try this clean, white, soothing ONT.
inent. See how quickly II bringSrelief.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-20

Sore Muscles, Bruises, Chilblains,
Frosted Feet ~ Colds Of the Chest &c
prevents Pneumonia). 81
At your druggists, In csc aud soc
tor $3.50. ',t9. n .3 s,s'D
Accept no substitute. II your drug.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-20

MUsTERoL Tor Sore Throat, Bron.
chitis, Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma,
Neuralgia, Congestion, plsurisy,
Rheumatism, tAlmbago, Pains and
Aehes Of TIC Back o. Joints, spralny,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-20
Ria Yuletide Jubilee.

Big Yuletide Jubilee.
The various charitable organiza-
tions OF St. Paul are planning an en-,
tertainment for those children who
would otherwise be without any
Christmas. The st. Paul Dispatch
says there are $500 children in St.
Paul who have never seen Christ
mas tree, and to whom Christmas
means no more than any other day in
the year, according to the Good Eel
lows. This is not guess. The Good
Fellows and the various charitable
organizations of the city have made a
careful canvass, and the figures CIV
en- above are authentic. 1t Is for these
little ones that the big Community
Christmas Tree entertainment at the
Auditorium and the various Good Eel
low enterprises are being planned,
and one of the first things the com
mittee in charge set to work at yes
terday was to see that these children
get to the Auditorium Christmas Eve,
and get the best seats after they ar
rive.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-20
Only $l.OO
Puts the Hoosier in Your Home

Come early tomorrow without fail. Join the
Hoosier Club, and we will deliver your cabinet
and set it up in your kitchen ready to use i'm
mediately. You merely deposit the small $lOC
membership fee, and your cabinet comes with
out waiting. Aese* tfs.tsstn ttsestss
This $1.00 is part Of the prce---the low ma
tional cash price that is not increased notwlth-
standing the easy conditions accorded Hoosier
Club Members. Balance is payable in weekly
dues Of $1!00, SO you never miss the money
This club method Of purchasing makes your
Hoosier seem like gift. The entire generous
plan is under direct supervision Of the Hoosier
Manufacturing Company.
If we had many times these cabinets to offer
this last day, we know every one would DC
taken.
But we can now supply only these few more
This is going to be a lucky number for some
one-you, if you get here early. Don't delay.
Don't wait to make up your mind tomorrow.