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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-15

"You see, I trust you"
"And so long as you continue to trust me
no harm will befall you. You were left in
my care by your father. I I'm to guard you
at the expense of my life. Last nights affair
was a miracle. The next time you will not
find it SO easy to escape"
Nor did she.
"There will be no next time" ~gravely.
But I am going to ask you a direct ques-
ton. Is my father alive?"
The buffers brow puckered. at have prom
Used to say nothing, one way or the other"
She laughed.
"Why do you laugh?"
IT laugh because IL he were dead there
would be no earthly reason for your not say
ing so at once. But I hate money, the name
of Ii, the sound of it, the sight of it. It is
at the bottom Of all wars and crimes. I de-
spise It'll"
".The root of all evil. Yet it performs
many noble deeds. But never mind the money.
Let us give our attention to this personal.
Doubtless it originated in the same mind which
conceived the letter. Your father would never
have inserted such a personal. What! Give
his enemies a chance to learn his secret? No.
On the other hand I want you to show this
personal to all you met today, Susan, the
reporter, to everybody. Talk about it. Say
that you wonder what you shall do. Trust no
one with your real thoughts"
"Not even you, Mr.. JONES'" thought the
girl as she nodded.
"And tell them that you showed it to me
and that / appeared worried"
That night there was a meeting of the or
ganization called the Black Hundred. Braine
asked if any one knew what the Hargreave
butler looked like.
az had a glimpse Of him the other night;
but being unprepared, I might not recognize
him again" .
Vroon described Jones minutely. Braine
could almost see the portrait.
Vroon, that memory Of yours Is worth q
lot of money" was his only comment.
"I hope 1t will be worth more soon."
az believe III be able to recognize Mr..
Jones If I see him. Who is he and what is
he?1S
He has been with Hargreave for fourteen
years. There was a homicidal case in which
Jones was active. Hargreave saved him. He
is faithful and uncommunicative. Money will
not touch him. If he does know where that
million is, hot irons could not make him own
up to it. The only way IL TO watch him, fol-
low him, wait for the moment when he'll grow
careless. No man Is always on his mettle ;
he let's up sooner or later j
Y He is being watched, az you know" y
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SxNURSkS UF FHbF1OUS
Stanley HRrEreaye, millionaire, after q
miraculous escape FROM the den of the
gang Of brilliant thieves known as the
Black Hundred, lives the life Of a recIuse
: for eighteen q HRTgreave one night
enters d Broadway restaurant and there
cOmes a c to face with the gangs
Seadex, Braane.
After the meeting, during which
neither man apparently recognizes the
0ehar, HargReave hurraes to his magniR-
g n RiverdaIe home and lays plans for
HAa1<ing his escape frOna the country. He
whites q letter to the girls school In
New Jersey where eighteen years before
BE- had mysteriOus1y left ON the doorstep
his baby daughter, Florence Gray. He
also pays o visit to the hangar Of o
daredevil aviator.
| @Braine and members Of his band sur
round H~arSreave's hOme at night, bat az
they enter the house the watchers Out-
eide see a balloon leave the roof. n
SAKE a. found emPty-the million which
&aKgreave was known to have drawn
that day was gene Then sOme one an
nounCed the Balloon had been Puhctured
and dropped Into the sea.
Florence arrives frOm the girlap schO0l
Princess Olga, BraiRe's companion, Wis
SAS hsr and cIaims to be q relative. Two
bogus detectives call, hut their plot is
4oaled by Norton, O newspaper man.
By brIbfng the captain Of the OrieHt
Morton lays a trap for BRaa1ae and his
@aza@. Princess Olga also visits the OH
eats captafn and she easily falls into tAe
reporters snare. The plan proves ahOR-
tive through Braine's go0A luck, and
only hireIingS fall ihto the haRds Of the
police.
After falling In their GEst attempt the
Black Hundred trap Florence. They
ask her for money but she escapes
again Telling thena. .
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out the money necessary to promote it. When
ever Braine and Vroon became engaged in
earnest conversation they talked Slav. Braine
was never called by name here the boss, sim
ply that.
Well, 10 per cent of a million was a hun
dred thousand. This would be equally divided
between the second ten of the Black Hun
dred. Another 10 per cent would go to eighty
members the balance would be divided be-
tween Vroon and the boss. But his soul re-
belled at being ordered about like SO much dirt
under another mans feet. He would take
his ten thousand and make the grand get
away.
The next afternoon the princess called upon
Florence. Nothing was said about the adj
venture, and this fact created q vague unrest
in the scheming woman's mind. She realized
that she must play her cards more carefully
than ever. Not the least distrust must be
permitted to enter the child's head. Once that
happened good-by to the wonderful emeralds.
Was 1t that she really craved the stone? Was
it not rather a venom acquired from the
knowledge that this child's mother had won
what she herself, with all her cleverness, was
not sure of-Braine's love? Did he really
care for her or was she only the catspaw to
pluck his hot chestnuts from the fire?
When Florence showed her the personal"
her vague doubts became instantly dissipated.
The child would not have shown her the
newspaper had there been any distrust on her
part.
"My child, your father is alive, then?"
animatedly.
"We don't know" sadly.
"Why, I should say that this proves it"
"On the contrary, it proves nothing Of the
sort, since I have yet to discover q treasure
In this house. I have hunted in every nook,
drawer I've searched for panels, looked in
trunks for false bottoms. Nothing, nothing |
All, If I could only find it,"
"And what would you do with IT."
Take 1t at once to some bank and offer
the whole of 1t for the safe return Of my
father, every penny OF 1t. / don't know what
to do, which way to turn tears gathering
in her eyes and they were genuine tears, too.
"There are millions in stocks and bonds and
/ cannot touch a penny of it because the legal
documents have not been found. I can't even
prove that / am his daughter, except for half
an old bracelet, and my fathers lawyers say
that that would not hold in any court"
"You were born in st. Petersburg, my
dear. Have the embassy there look up the
birth registers"
"That would not put me into possession.
Nothing but the return Of my father WI
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Vroon nodded approvingIy. "The captain
seen with a roll of money. He was In one
of the water front saloons, Dragging how he
had hoodwinked some one"
did he say where he'd got the cash?"
asked Braine.
"They tried to pump him on that, but he
shut up. Well, we have agreed that FELTON,
shall watch from the street and Orlof from
the window. Orloff will whistle If he sees
Jones removing anything from any of the
rooms. The rest will be left to FELTON,"
And, FELTON,, my friend" said Braine soft
Lyle always spoke softly when he was in a
deadly humor-" FELTON,, you slept on duty
the other night. Hargreave stole up, con-
suited Jones, and got away after knocking
me down. The next failure will mean short
shrift. Be warned!"
~ saw only you, sir. So help me. I was
not asleep. I saw you run down the street
after the taxicab. I did not see any one else"
Braine shrugged. Remember what / said.'
FELTON, bowed respectfully and made his exit.
He wished in his soul that he might some day
catch the master mind free of his eternal
mask. It was an iron hand which ruled them
and there were friends of his (Felton's) who
had mysterlously vanished after a brief period
of rebellion. The boss was a swell prob
ably belonged to clubs and society which he
ajroitly pilferred. The organization always
had money. Whenever there was a desperate
job to be undertaken, Vroon simply poured
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THE PRoRLEM OF THE SEALED BOZ.
M oNBl"
W Jones kept saying to himself
~ that he must strive to be calm,
TO think, think. Despite all his
warnings, the warnings Of Norton, she had
tricked them and run away. 1t was mad
dening. He wanted to rave, tear his hair,
break things. He tramped the hall. 1t would
be wasting time to send for the police. They
would only putter about fruitlessly. The
Black Hundred knew how to arrange these
abductions.
How had they succeeded In doing It? No
one had entered the house that day without
his being present. There had been no tele-
phone call he had not heard the gist oil, nor
any letters he had not FIRST glanced over.
How had they done It? Suddenly into his
mind flashed the remembrance Of the candle
light under Florence's door the night before.
In a dozen bounds he was In her room,
searching drawers, paper boxes, baskets. He
found nothing. He returned in despair to
Susan, who, during all this turmoil, had
vat as if frozen In her chair.
aSpeakln he cried. "For Gods sake,
nay something, think something! Those devils
are likely to torture her, hurt her!" He
seaned against the wall, his head on his arm.
When he turned again he was calm. He
walked with bent head toward the door,
opened 1t and stood upon the threshold for a
space. Across the street a shadow stirred,
but Jones did not see II. His gaze was at
sracted BY something which shone dimly
white on the walk just beyond the steps.
He ran to IL. A crunapled letter, unad-
dressed. He carried It back to the house,
smoothed it out and read its contents. Flor.
ence IN her haste had dropped the letter.
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$4,000 For 100 WORDS.

4 "The Million Dollar Mvstery" story
4ofH T%p for ttcenty-tpDo consecutive 9oeeks
in this paper. By IN arrangement 4Oith
the ThGnho@ser Film company. it hos been
made possible not only to read the story
In this paper but also to see it each toeeb
in the UartoWs ntoUing picture theaters.
For the solution of this mystery story
$4,000 toN be giVen. ~
CONDITIONS GOVERNING THE u
CONTEST.
~ The prize of $4,000 aotl1 be 4oon BY the
man, tcontGn, or child toho +Urites the most
acceptable solution of the mystery, from
! tchioh the last too reels of motion picture
dromG toAn be made and the last too
chapters of the story soritten BY Harold
MGcGrGth.
Solutions may be sent to the Thor
hoHser Film corporation, either at OhioGgo
or NeW York, any time up to midnight,
Dec. IL. This dEEotos four 4Veeks after the
first appearance Of the last film releases
and three aoeek8 after the last chapter IS
published in this paper IN SOhtch to submit
solutions.
A board of three Judges NoiI1 determine
Sohich of the many solutions received IS the
most acceptable. The judgment Of this
board oiH be absolute and final. Nothing
OF q literary nature toTH De cohStGere0 sn
the decision, nor 0iVem Gmy preference In
the selection of the toinner of the $4,000
prise. The last too reels, tokich SctH giVe
the most acceptable solution to the ntys-
terry, 4otlI be presented in the theGters
haping this feature as soon as 1t Is pos
sible to produce the same. The story CORE
spending to these motion pictures SotU Gp-
pear in the R~etospGpers ooInotdentdtty, or
as soon after the GppeOrGnce of the pSc-
lures as practicable. With the last too
reels tuiI be sko4On the pictures of the tCin-
ner. his or her home, and other Interesting
t~eatures. 1t Is understood thGt the me1os-
pqpsrs, so far as practicable, ~ printing
tbe last too chapters of the story by HGr-
old MGcGrGth, toilt also shoto q picture OF
the successful contestant.
Solutions to the mystery must not be
more than 100 tcords long. Here are
some questions to be kept IN mind IN
connection 1oith the mystery as an aid to
a solution:
No. 1-WhGt becomes of the r~>iEEonGireg
No. 2EWhGt becomes Of the $4,000, 000S
No. S-Whous does Florence murrvS
= No. +WkGt becomes of the RWssiGn
co~NtesSG 6
Nobody connected either directly or en-
directly tcith "The Million Dollar Mvs-
terry" soN be considered as q contestant.
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CHAPTER Y,

THE PRoRLEM OF THE SEALED BOX.
.4~ ONHl"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-29

South African lams 0ieknsps. 4;
An investigators Of the south AMI.
DIN disease known 40 lAmziekte. Or
dine sickness. suggests: that Il b duo
70 : spsclal plant poison that y esn-
Grated under abnormal conditions In
grasses or other plants that are NOR
ma1ly harmless. lts development seems
b. associated With unusual weather
and soSt experiences. OF which summer.
drought u important. Through such
willing would favor the. for.
NATION Ut; the poison. snd tthis Gives,
explanation foe tho common ,beliefthat
the disease results. from eating wilted
'n1anta.
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oDSsS u ThsAs Aaiosf Up Thslt Voieea
With Wsird Effect j. !.

EINESfE at..-4GfHEeEHEWG&
sssss u Thssa haisst Up Tksit vsiese
With Msird Effect i. y
Few pssvoasi; 9eaitIs hcw many ani,
nals appesr 4 epelr AE, ~ ] eeleoe
mem such animals q &NM who
lplaysd ths part AfI{hS63ifsRnd w.
told sby Won .Bplov that be No tn
tnight, az the swine rather than Of the
swan. bnt ssal sbeas ~ animals.
They extend allsths ~ from Monte Monte.
vefdes fo Wasnef. {, i. ,.xe sss', &.
,Ahout, I. 5. isooi & vla ebt snsssal
o haveslto 81 or Elephants upon the fo.pp..
cratic stsgA on scan ns1ess tn WRIT
these animals may improvise IN their
p99fts. 1sksRw.. t ef1s Il easee az A.
Ip6ant eapsedsa nest A9llt1 ut pf .the
orchestra in,tL1eApn ione aGo. when tho
father a. b 3. wooif. IT, AcatDn crit
X. was eopductlng. III ~
he donkey b Ieoncavall0S .Pag-
::lecci'' has not. i speakinKs part yet
eNeal That I kn6w q . ,ift9lA Up III
vollcl and made Canlss sszsat sote o.
1nsSlected dpek, Balaam himself wss
more astoniehed than va the tene6,
en,}hhat occasion. q q MI /: i B
igpite Il e.. nyiagsgtsrqe ssaAa3t
"A. ypke the axsaatd ~ ass tNeBhekr
tieene caused these two to sing 4 duet
a The Children Of Bethlehem" On
khfS nccasann fhn A. Spaa = Skande.huk
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CALLS HUNGER 4 SENSATION


~ snnat commonplace ~ 1nNaa1s6Ng
= W. s-.scrr- 49, n ..n,1l1 Io
- thins, h.nnaninr eonstantly .host
p snA "a never A. tn consi61e
vhaShar % ,,raa,stanH tharn = -
Hun-ar l. q .v.mni.
49, a. $500. 80. 1, -,
,,,hc,. 80 =. .,.r. 5a.As
- 1' ~ -, .s,..,... 1872 !.
=. =. - - ..en..h e.--,.....,r
.nS,,o 49, -. a.ns. = .s.s
- 49, 1890 w. - 1872.
ss..e..,,. 49, 49,
- r,.,,,.- ]. - -
tslI.sH. =: D. ~. GE'
wv leo.cs. 49,. - 49, ~.
$780, 1872 - 49,.
49, selons.I..e ~ 1872 49, %
= .3p nsw!n 1a. 1a .1. !.
~ n3; sno"ea tne ql.tlnc'... L..s 4.
1ppeSa.o nv p9nses' AIessse Y.
evokeo " me ooor g 49, u
~ q ol'ae 80. ID
s.nus lons a..sF ss'uA 800 IA ~ III "A
ulely sas.. -. n
Hunger 70 distincuyi 2 ensa'lon.I =
frequently 10 felt wnen tne eys.em =
really ~oyer.supplled Win foee 49,
conversely It may be Appeesea ~ 2
~-A9 -NSnAAaDA AAA ~ AWAAl
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yesuxlu. SIN Hetses

The temperature ,iasias Mt n,
suvius. which II unascertainable &
ordinary thermonetrical methods. NJ
recently been measured 81 novel faje
ion BY the Nunish SsolosiSt, stoS4.
who descended the crater q the M,
cano for the purpose. sss As
He droppedaA thin wire cable NJ
m iron weight 4 the md Into ~
crater. .Amxed 10 the Wirs wefe md4{ll
cylinders made Of lead, linc ana all.
riony, which melt respectively q tel.
peratnres Of gu. 7ss Aad 1.1ss '
gseee Fnhrenheit. 10
Having been let down into tt!s
mouth Of the volcano, the lsA1 mellllna
q ! depth d IS feet. ~ sine IT.
feet and the antimony q l75 feseSNe
inches.
A yellow smoke vent iA66o0
crater had I temperature Of only
degrees in. 1911. 81 dsS1ssss - III
and 7S7 degrees = 1Sl5.. 1tom
fact II II concluded that 1 ftssh djeks
break OF vesuvius may d immin64ks
New York san.
~ueS 11s rSn6s N
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LOFT AND FOUND

E0UMD-Whtch. inquire Of: Mandi;
COS Store, 2l0; Fifth St.
Lo8T-Lewellyn setter, with black
saddle on back; named Joe. Re.
turn to Mrs.. E. T Quaih for re-
ward.
I0ST-Book 7-27-6-3O on Main St,
/, II found notify Nelson Dray. y. N.
Dietrich.
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l5M..u.a1

WAN1Ep-WoFk 'by day .7OF hour.
Phone 627R, 800 Fourth st.
WANTEpEDay work and mems.
washing and mending. Call $780,
FOR LEAsE-Some hay land, near
Bismarck. Geo. Register.
.WANTED-Good second-hand deIlv:
cry o light. wagon or horse and
wagon. at once. See ]. K. D0ran,
Tribune once.
FOR 8KEE-1ChIld'5 bed aad plano.
boz, 31s Fourth street. 4. XII;
WANTEo-3T0 rent, . good barn. or
store basement, within five blocks
Of p%ostotice, FIR storage purposes,
Phone. 465,
WANTE0-AHsecond hand one horse.
wagon. Box ~.
WANTE D--tT0 clean Ofice9. Address
KY, care Tribune. ~ Y x
CONTAGIOUS - Jennines Bros.
General Building Contractors and
Elevator Builders, W.shek, N, 2.
WANfED-WaShing. mendIng aud
plain sewing. 81 Seventh South.
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A0RGrs

AGENTS WAN1ED-Men and Wp-
mel make money part or all time
selling most popular household ar
ticle wanted year round in every
home. White quick. Vanshu Co.,
Fargo. !. /,
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100A 1nHf
ron nEhT-Room. sos sth street.
1oAJsD AMI RcoM-ss3 srhird 81.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; 5O7
Fourth St. Phone IDOL.
IFoR RENT-Furnisned room for
rent. 5o7 Fourth st. Phone 12O.L.
FOR RENT-Foars furnished Of .un.
furnished rooms sY6F light house.
keeping. ~ nth 81. Herman Ode
FUK REM IIWO m0deTn furnished
rooms for hght housekeeping.
Duncan McGrnai991Nsass s
FURNIsHED h00MS-FOr light
Housekeeping. Dakota biz. Phone
sos. ~ ssss:s 1.
row RENTlFffnis6ed rooms in
modern house, one block of court
house. 4o7S nth g., phone s63.R.,
FOR kENT-Large, modeFn front
ROOM suitable for twb, or three.
Located on iArstss floor MrS. LESLIE
AZ Fourth st. /
For kENT-NIcefy furnished front
room In modern home. Phone 166X
OF !! 51 ( secon4I. st U I,
f0K kENTlForniShed rooms Ia.
modern house. Inquire, So Ninth.
street.
FOR RENT-N1cely furnished rooms
for housekeepiny. III moderaa house.
" !, -
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BUSINESS oHANoU

$40 F449.-U 4E.gGtEEEsJ.4H
BU6lNES ORANO9
FOR SALE on TRAnE-320 acres
Of land, in Sec. 28-163-S6. Also q
new hotel. j. B. eastman, Foxholm,
N. Oak.
FOR EXCHAN0E-120 acres imprev-
cd 3 miles from Coleharbor,. Nc
Lean county; 100, . miles, north,
partly improved, to exchange for
general stock merchandise or hard
ware. Write Hugh Dudseon, Glen.
NUllin, m. Dakota.
.f0ks SAIE-A good paying festa6F:
ant; only one In town q county
seat. have MY fixtures for sale.
Must sell on account Of other bust
ness. E. Van Dyne. Washburn, N
F0N &AIE-Livery barn, with OF
without stock and rigs; feed mill.
in connection; also, residence and
8 lots; Would consider tffde for,
land;;- $50, care Tribune.
1890
: ron sALE-The boating con. :
cessi0n on one Of the most pop =
: llar summer, resort lakes in =
: Minnesota. Suitable. and pre- =
: tentious buildings including gar. =
: age, with grounds, dockAget and. =
: other requisites twenty-five =.
: row boats (new),. two launches =
: and n sail boat. WIN net . :
: return on the investment In four q
noe AAHA~0~H AmA-A-~-A-AF -f =
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lny0tILANE0U1

GIRL FOR XD6rTT0N-PaT1ties de:
string to adopt 3 five.year.old girl,
please communicate with Supts
Newcornb. of the Society for the
Friendless, Bismarck. Call ct ga
sixsttht, 81, Or phone SIG. !,
FOB eALE-25.horse Case engine,
cheap. Inquire, Waehter. 5ll Ninth
st.
sFVR HKEE-Itange stove, round "a
Die and high chair; 302 18th 81.
FOR sALE-S.kilowatt direct current
dynamo and complete moving picture
machine for sale, cheap; good as
new. lChas: w Kicker, Mandan. N,
IWANTE0-4Every poor man and wO-
man, tired OF toiling fog. other peo-
pie, write me. Carl Smith, 1927
3tthS Ave, South East, Portland.
Oregon.
FOR SALE-Twenty horse blankets
and horse saddles; two tents, good
as new; cooking utensils for camp
outfit; one handy two.h0le oil stove,
ono set of light driving harness,
one set Of heavy, brass mountdl
harness. good as new; n large
covered wagon, capacity, one and
one-half ton; one large tarpaulin,
20xl4 It.; number Of goed team
harses and Gsddlers; going to .first
come. Address, 389. care Tribune.
Will buy City Property II prices
are reasonable.
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LIyH eToQK

For SALE head Of good horses,
weight, from 300 to 1900 lbs. ]. b.
eastman. Foxholm. N. -. u
FOR SAEE-Fresh milch COW, and
calf. inquire Jack Williams. Ills
Eighth street. pr phone Aa67R.
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WAMTen-Msn Who appreciate high.
claps, .Artiltlc hair cutting, 70 cone
vAoeo experts DO the work. DOrke's'
1asbsr sAoD. CITY Natsoaal Bank
bag. ]. ss.s !.
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YAlla l.AMpD

FOR %REkT-lso acres hay land.
35-l44.sO.sIEauirs Mr.. +. H. Wei
q. It Wonder Storo.
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~1t4ulnoNs w'lEAnrmi

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., by competent
stenograp6er with experience In
law oficepss References furnished.
Address,sfo ck Box 313. Ashley, N.
OAK. sN.
WANrED--nSy, an experienced engi-
nfeF, elthNe gas or steam engine
to- run SSfhae season; best Of ref
erencesI Address C. w. Hill,
Washbifhs; N. D
WHEN iilkNEED sof experienced
nurse calf Mrs. n. n. Lee, sos 9Th
St. Colanemept cases q specially.
Phone 6tt34l.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-29

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-29

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ION hENT-Modern Groom house,
8th st. and Ave. G. Phone 493-K.,
FOR RENT-By August list, q five
room cottage, partly modern. Ap..
ply 1902, Broadway.
F0h kEN1-Modern SIX room house
close In. Cal! 3ll.4th 81, OF phone
474. I
ron en9NT--oeven room modern
hos,uses nicely located. Apply S22;
p. Main st.
iF6Kz hl1J--Hafs resident At s1s
; Sixth ST. i. \ S
FOR sNENT-Three.room house;:
close ~; ~. ". L. Smith.
For AENT-A modern Groom house
DK Iheyer street close In. Phone
219RE u Ra,A nv. Mclean.
ION lsN1-1odeIp 1-Toom House
HSsySys Harris 60
FOR RENT~Mbsnlahed house for
s.z1Aer, n suited. For particulars aps
ply 1923. care Tribune.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-29

I1l.P ~WANTGD-1K1AlD
WANTE0-Wsitress; at once. +. "a
Nfgey, Mandph. n. D. {
WANTED-Good, competent girl for
general house work. !. A. Haney,
119 Fourth street.
WANTEp-A girl. for general house
work Telephone 287, Mrs. l.. X.
Thompson, s302 Fourth st.
MANTEo-An apprentice, At once.
Call at Hair Dire. sing Parlors, Miss
.es C0zad and Sheridan, Rooms g.,
q sndss5. Hughes Eldg. Phone, 3O9.5
MANTED-Girl for general house
work, apply to Mrs. r. g. Reming-a
ton, $40 It'll street. :
WANTED-Girl for general house,
work. Tor further information.
cAlll on Mrs. VIM. Erlenmeyer, 424'
Third 81 y y "a
WANJEp-ExpeFienced girl Tor gen.
Aesal h0lsewOrk, August 4. German
girl p~Teferred. Mrs. Alfred Zugerj