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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
1icin ,,Ganee"sSekwarnter

Rcp. q. z. 0torriG, Ynltor Der
Yeoplc's Stride 81 Minncupolia.
Iinn., lpdbltc iidl gum Cert 'cincr
Spnutngsprebigt hcn ~2ungo". Scr
gciitlidc 6crr lit crit filr6lid, bon
cincr mcbrmpuntigcu iilb snmcrifn 2
niid)cn Tciic Suriidactebrt nno crfldri
inter Nnbcrcm: .Sn Icrglcif init
Der Irt mn Wciic. lpic bel ms Der
~5anao" gctonSt miro. lit buS nr9cns
iiniidc original Der rcinite @niicnz
fnnpc. Nn Sucnoo IircS lpilrpc man
i'm rid]i lpicbcrcrfcnncn. Cb mdl,
rcn YSnnao" inn5cu ppcr nldt tnnSc!
fam, idcint Die brcnncnbc Sruac ncg
Cages III iciu. SIR folgcn nbcuolid)C
%er9nii8uugcn, bic OFT nit ciucn
moraIiidcn aaseniammer enben. Scl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

ltiglrna nllsocihloiicn, ipQnr lpcnu
EricIfcr bnrun t6cilnebn,en %iolltcn, od
III eincm ipld1cu Srieiter nid,t III ibrcr
nmtlid,cn Giocnlohoft ais Scclior9er
anueicnh inn. Sic ncicitcn Sdn5c
iino III Der nellcitcn 3cit 10 oltsgeurtct
ulrb ipcrben 10 nllgculcin geianSt, Dag
tic in fatboliifcn GIciien irur burd,
Gin itrcngcs %crbot nlis9crottet ncrhcl
fDnncu. Sieic mpbernen Sdnsc
babcn i'm ld,on lnnsc nit 9roBet
Sorocu crfiilt unb babe or bcsbolb
bieics @erbpt crlaiien. @lcidje Ser
bote icicn bcrcit5 in anberen Sio3cicn
c%rlnlicn iporben mn prbnetc Der Serr
Gnrbiuol fcrncr M, baB Die 8beilz
nabne on ipldlcn Sdn6en gebcihtet
ipcrbcn miiI1c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

Ius Dem @crlae gcn5iecr Bros,
SO Sarclap Ctr, Neip 9ort:
@ebetbud: ~Sugcnbihnlc" bon
ct. Iuguitinus, portofrei 80 Gents;
Gins nit @ptt" bon Ynter Gonrao
2icncrt, 8. e. 9.
~Gbriitfinbs zaalenbcr fir 1914"
Sir Die &leiueu. Yrei5 10 Gents.
rSnS golDcne BUD pprl Sonntag"
bon Sobnnres Chr. @ipunm, unb bon
bemielben Iutpr Sic 2cben5freube"
belize 9ild)er pprtpfrci SO Gents.
Sit bns Centrum cine SppoIis'
fionspnrtei?" bon Nor Hoeber. 8ud,s
b%anolung rWeiii5". Gmiterbnm.
.@ic ipurbe baS GbriIfent6unt
@eltreligion?" bon Sr. &npriitrou
Homcis, 8. +. Sc, Srud urb SerluJ
bon $. Hnuf, 8iesbaben. 10 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Gceen Sic SreinSenleeisn.

Scr .9iep 9prf 6crnlD". bciien
c%uropdiid,c Ausgnbe i'll Ynris erihcint.
pcroiicntlift cine Siitc Der Srcmncus
legion nad) Dem Stnubc DC: Nntipnn
Iiidicu am 81. Suli 1913. Sarnaf
beitcbt Die Sremncnlc9iou III 90 Tros
Gent aus Scutid)cm Ccitcrrcidcru i'm
SdlpciScrn. %ou cimpnubircicr Scitt
miro hnn1it 5ugcBcbcL mas BON piii>
3ic1er i%rnnS6iiidlcr Stcac mmcr be
ltritten lpurcc. poB Srnnfrcid Niritn
init bcntihem SdNuciB mn pcutid)cnI
Dilute cplnniiicrt 81. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Gan;'Uerbst.

garbinal Sarlep bon Stem gorf bat
perbpten, DAB in Sufunft San3persniis
gen fatbpliiher @ereinisuneen in iei>
ner Gr5biD5eie peranltaltet iperben.
Sic ein5i9e Iusnabme, bic er seitattet.
betrifft b@ Observation-Disclosures Der
ein5elnen fatboliihen Yfnrrgemeinben,
tpenn lie 81 firhlifen ODER lpobltbd>
tigcn 3lpedeu @geben iperbcn. Do lie
inter Der Iufiidt Der Yfarrgeiitlihfeit
iteben. Observation-Disclosures fatbos
liifer @ereine iinb pom bieier 8esiinz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Kcinc @ciniittlietfeit in 0elHs
faebcn.

Sic in Sup Ynuln, 8raiilicn, CIR
idcincnbc .Scutidc 3citung" pcrs
oiientlid)t eiu StimmIngsbilb aus Der
Sauptitoht Sruiilicu's. bds an bcu
filrSlidcn Seiud Sbcooprc H~polcuelt )
nnfniipft. o0circru lpurbe bier cine
Nnd)rldt pcrbrcitct". bciBt c3 IA. bic
gccignct iii, in Hio nc Snncirp Scuinz
lion 81 crrcgcu. 0crr 81, Nlircbo
Siuto. Srdiibcnt bcs Nbppfntcns Sns
itituiS. bat am Gage nod bem &prs
trag Jioplencli's bon bieiem cine Neds
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Sins Gem 9ciCrfrciic.

GTIi9. Mut2.-Scr &i1tcrz@rt
sen itcbt icbr Iton; antc Nllolidltcr
fir cine orNcntIitc Grntc ndd)itc<
Sabr. Nnbcn'9 ubcr nlld ltfr nnthig.
Sic Organization Der 6nruter i'll nicIcr
OcaenO mnd]t 9rnBc SortItrittc; Ichi
luclligc Surwtcr bier HcbDrtn nldf 81
Der Sormcr'2 lluinu. IN ticicr 3cte
tltn9 ioltc oud mrbr ilbcr 6nrmcrs
&creinc HeOc Qchcn mn htclc Sce
ipcnlrn9 Iolltc mtcritiiBt Wcrbcn. -
~Idhlngspol, Sos. Grbcrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Shreibt iiber ieine Sphter

~
babeu cine Eodter", Id,reibt Serr
Iuguit @ngel BON Serrinaton. aans.,
~bie Jest 10 Sabre oft lit unb iibcr
5pci Sabre lang nit IagenbeIdpers
ben geplagt ipar. Sic ma fnum i'm
itanoe, irgcnb ctlpd3 81 ciien, mo
ipllrbc 10 id,pah unb mayer, bnb lie
MN nod Snrt mn anudcn ipnr.
8dbreuo bieier gan3cn 3ei. buftcrtc
lie. unb Die Ierste in9ten fortpdbs
renb: Sic pirb idou barber binipc8
fommcn." Ibcr cs gcidab nid)t,
tpenigltcns nid,t burd) ibrc Scbannz
lung. @ir batter nllc 5offnilne altis
9egeben, als mir anfin9cn, ibr Nlpenz
frduter 81 eebeu. Sieie Nchi8m
pirftc @unper an ibr. Sbrc Sd,mer>
gen perihipanben; i6re Baden prlrocn
runb roiig, unb tie lit eeiunb uno
sliidlih. gs lpta mir porfonmen, oils
Oh SIR Mlpcnfrdutcr Die ein5iec tpirfz
life Webi5in it,"
Sorni's Ilpentrdiiter lit feline appz
tbeter> @ebi3iu, ionbern eiu einfades,
altes &rduterz Seilmittel, ipelfes benz
Sliblifum brett geliefert miro bon Sr.
Yeter Sa6rnep 4 Spu5 Co., 1875
go. Sobne Gpe., Gbica9o, Sn.
-%-f-f-
- Wanhe 2eute bnben mir Die
8olitur, Die iib alf ibren SGnben
aeiat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Geeperatirsplan.

Inter ctnem bon Der @di6ineton
70. g. Street Hailtpap 60. ange>
nommenen Cooperative Ylan baben Die
1000 IneeiteQten Der @eieqifaft ali
Der Sertbeilung o 100000 Mntbeil
genommen. Die Snmnne, Die Sober
erbielt, ridtete iih naf Der Gauge Der
Sienitseit. Der eenanntc 8etraa
biloete etnen Sbeil bes H%cinsefpinnes
bonn letten Sabre.-(G. g. a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

fiir infer 2orb 81 bebeuten bat. ereibt
lid nus DEM 9eriht bes 8nnbesz
SiidercizS epartcmcnt5 iiber bic Sanes
ereebniiic bes Snbres 1912. gs tpaz
rem bel Der Nuitern> Siid)crei runb 67.s
600 Serioncn beIddftiet. Sas Sang
crgcbnib belief iid ouf nabesu 33
Wiqipuen Suibel, Die an hen Sang
pldbcn iiber Is Miaipnen SoIlars
eiubrohtcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Kampf eeeen SIC meibe
PLACE.

9on ben na6e5ll $2O,OO0,O 900, Die
I'M pergansenen Sabre fir 9efdmpfimg
bon Sllberfuloiis in ben Ser. Staaten
auseegeben lpprben, famen 1913 Yroz
sent aus Dffentlid)en Sunbs hie ents
fpeber bonn Slnbe, bon Staaten,
Counties ooer Stdbten seliefert tpors
Den. Sn mebr als 500 Soipitdlern
iparen Sale III SebanoIune.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

.Snnao" lit popular, neil CT LATER
bait unb entdrtct lit. Gs lit Der
rSnn6 bcS Sobcs" mn iiibrt mad &c
meiicncr Sriit 9crubelpe9s sur Sollc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
11eber cine 1lliuien Kraft
tpa9en.

Im I. Sftober pnriacn Snbres nu>
rem I'M @ebictc Der &~crcinigten Stnas
ten 1.204,0S9 Mutos I'M 9etricb. Gcs
aiitriert naren 1.229,530. aber oaz
bon miilIen 25,441 Soppclz Hegiitricz
riineen fir &rafttpasen in Ib5u9 9es
brad)t iperben. iooab 1,204,0S9 iibrig
bleiben. Iuf Die ein3elnen Staaten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
&abt 0br einem
9ltlas inn &amie?

Tundsr Fat idon oft bem adcn in Der Seitnne ober in cinen sudbs
9eIragt: $50 in Der gSdt ligt Denn bGe Stabt?", ,8o liet baS
Gam? q, "@o lRgt Der SluB?" unb penn man oann Senanc iaste: ~5olt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Hammond's illustrated Atlas
Of the World.

Sieier por5iiglihc We9pciier
burd) Die 9all5e @elt entbdlt 12S
Seitcn Der neucitcu Saubfarten,
in id)ouem Sarbenbrnd, bon Den
Scr. Stauten nnO nbbdngigeu
8eiibtbiimern unb bon b III
2anbc Der @elt. Bic 9anbs
fartcn bon DEM fernen Often
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

ItlaS", odnn mar feiuer i'm
gan5en Sauie 5u baben. limb
bod lit Elm ItlaS in Der camille
fat unentbebrlid, penn man
luirtlih intelligent leien ion.
@ir freuen uns, in Der Gage
81 iein, unieren 2eiern einen
praftii6en Sausz alias, in
banblider Sorm gu rcht mdBia
gem Yreiic anbieten 5u fpnneil.
IS iit Der llelle
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

= Wanfe 9eute BADEN mir Die
Splitur, Die iif ouf ibreu Shnben
5eigt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13

sousd ~. ss,1 vs. si4 y = ss,s se'l
Is, c "a SiPcv
ti1s......... io1,t ioi,< ici,4 1854 100
81 CM& StPgn
Gas........io3il iuo 10 "a iocss 1904
GINA stPn ss's Q, s5ss +r5 80 "
- c 81 y
deb<s..... - eli. eiA, - \ o. -
5 CMaSiP 3iss s2is = :, s3ia 20
c &NW sfos ioss i0.a 1889 -2i4 1854 10, /.
&C & NV StL
PeoaNW Is los ios ia ios', 1861
iC&N " cohioei4 iacit iu2i4 - q ic:'. iu!ls
C&NWdoia33. 1857 iOoi1 i0oi7 io5is imi.
a. A ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13

'scii cents per shNs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS,

High Low Clos Net --1s1t--
saies est. est Ing Ch'High Low
Adams ~ As ~ " ~ y 4 s0s. 7oD.
Ala Mid LIST, .,o,'i 1884 Io,al y a io4'i i0l.
Albasus3'.s. 1914 "A IA = n sss. a..
AIlegh Val Is. VI " 81 "a co.,
10 Am Agrc Gu
~ 5s........i 1904 iOoi iooia y 4 ~, s7s,
10 AmCot o Sc. 83Ia ssh 9s5 = 4 $50 sal ,
Am DIX q IS 1914 1904 1o43. y !. 1915. iO4,
AmIce debes ~ ~ IS Y 4 50 ISL.
70 AmSmltSecssiO5 1914 iO5 y = i05 i0sl,
ia AuiT&Tcvt.s co., Sal4 ss'I - 4 ge,S e4l4
s AmT&T cit is. ss'S 500 s0aS Y 4 No.. IS
Am Tob is.,,. 8s ~ w w VI
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-31

y .'A- .L... Ll|.# | Oh EN.f FWNwr-"FEl LLH ..tHH- HF-
Pursuant to atlaw p4gesed by the last
Legislature the Railroad Commission has
secured the services of an examiner Of
ptiblic warehouses In the ftefSoh OF Fred
N. Schulz Of Fargo. who Will begin his
duties early next week. and later will
bring his family to Fargo to live Mr.,
Schulz has had much experience ~ a pub
lie examiner and has much: prac-
experience in elevators. and
being an expert bookkeeper. comes to
the commission well equipped for The
duties to which he has beefis assistied. &
Realizing the many poo systems CT
bookkeeping common In Independent ele-
vators the last legislature directed the
Railroad Commission to formulate a uni
form system OF boksl for elevator us. ana
also authorized the inspection t1f ei.va.
tor accounts by the commissions, on its
WI initiative or upon request Of 10 per
cent Of the stockholders. The new sys.
tenn sof bookkeeping has been put out
add many, 81 THO independents houses rdunst are
ust1Gsit, but 1t will probably not be uni.
f0asnly adopted until its uss III either
made compulsory by Law Or the exaro.
liners : gradually introduce It In place
Of IND catch-as-catch-ctn systems so tre-
aaentiy found.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-31

fourth year as county, auditoris also
slated to ahaveaopposition, 3 IL Is said
that efforts are being made to bring A.
e. Preston and E. e. Morris into thu
race. There is also said to be an element
to the east end OF the county that fav.
ors Howard Ellsworth Of Sterling for
the authorship County Treasurer Pra.
ter may have opposition A. ~. Blexrud
of Wilton and there will no doubt be
other candidates for both auditor and
treasurer.
G. ]. Keenan, the present register of
deeds. will have opponents in the per-
0 Of Frank Feeny Of Bismarck, and
Walter Scott Of Arena, II: plans OF the
friends Of the last two gentlemen do not
fail. Chas. Fisher is said to be a candi-
date for reelection as clerk OF court,
and his only opponent mentioned so far
is W. F. Idpps of Baldwin.
There will fe four county commits
sioners to elect this time, as Ray Sandry
in the east end Of the county is the only
commissioner who holds over. and there
is some talk to the effect that he may
resign before his term q expired and
move back 10 Iowa. There. IL some doubts
OF Jack Davies Of Wing. being 4 candi.
date for reelection though his friends
are making every effort to have him cor
sent to run. In case he does not run
George Anderson Of that same precinc,
may run. y. M. Thompson, the present
chairman of the board. may consent ii
be the democratic candidate for Sherif,
and In that case Henry sctoheft may
be Induced to enter THE race. Gus J0hn
son 81 Painted Woods, ~ M. Cappet OF
Baldwin. have also been suggested Il
probable candidates for county commits.
sioners. Should E.. G.. Patterson OF Bis.
msrck decide to be q candidate for. e.
election there isn't any question but ht
would be easily Reelected e has sefv
ed for a. Number Of years. and has Ill
ways given the county good business
administrator. AT times he has intiftiat'
ed TINT ne VIII moi be d candidate thi.
time In spiteaof the entreaties Of hi.
! friends, and II he does not y Henr,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-31

Grandmother kept her hair beautifully
darkened, glossy and abundant with Z
Brew Of Sage Tea md Sulphur. When.
ever her hair fell out Or took "a thAt
dull, faded or streaked ap~psasafce;; this
simple mixture was supplied with Won.
derfal effect. By asking at any drug
store for "Wyeth's sags and Sulphur
Hair Remedy" yon will get . larss
bottle Of this old.tims reeipe; ready to
tise, for about 50 cents This simple
mixtnre NJ be depended upon to restore
natural color and beauty to ths hair and
" splendid for Sdandfnff, dry, itchy scalp
And falling hair.
A wel.Enown downtown druggist Gays
everybody uses Wyeth's Sage ind Sui:
phuf, because it darkens 80 naturally and
evenly ttat nobody can tsll it has becn
applisd-its rs easy to tse, too. Yoa
amplt ddampen q sponge or soft brush
aud draw It through your hair, taking
QUE strand at { time. By morning tho
my hair disappears; after another appli.
eation OF two, it is restored to its, natural
eosor and looks gossy. soft and abuB-
dant.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-31
chaalaMs CLIMATE
observation-disclosures folJHG
nkALT4 or TIT PEopLe. Y

Dr. Hartman. Of Columbua Ohio.
discusses IN important health topic.
He says:
Yes. It II the climate. not the germs.
that we have to fear In this country.
Thu germs are present. to be sure.
and are Of some Significance In
diagnosis. Climate . chasigaable
climate, 10 the true cause Of disease.
The atmospheric pressure varies. the
humidity Of the atmosphere changes.
Every day the temperature rises md
falls. All this Apresepts to ik1E body
very great trials to adjust to.
The area Of high pressure forms in
the northwest. Meyess Ea1idly south.
east. subjecting millions Of our
population to its influence. The re-
suit Is, thousands upon thousands Of
people catch eold. Il small per cent.
Of these thousands, do, not get we'll Of
their cold. It goes into pneumonia.
Or chronic catarfh, Of bronchitis. or
lafynsitis, Or pleutisy. ~ ! III 4
Now, what ] am getting 1t Is this.
These climatic changes are inevitable.
No one can prevent them. lThenvery
best we can do. is to prepare for
them, defend Ourselves ASainst them.
Good health Is the best preventive.
The very best. Vigorous health. with
excess Vitality this is Natures own
preventive and protection.
We do not all have this. however.
Some. Of us must have assistance.
The assistance that ! use for myself,
would recommend for my friends to
use. my reighbors and my country
men, Is Pe.fu,na. Keep Pe.ru.na IN
the house. ,S4
II the children Indicate they, are
catching cold, give them Ps.ru-n9L "a,
IL the parents, the grandfather Of
grandmother, present those symptoms
that are SO well known which precede
q cold. a few doses Of Pe.ru.na and
the deed Is done. / rs i t,ss, ID
Some people are very subtectA to
colds. Others who havSs weak lungs
and ore timid about our winter
weather, take Pe-ru-na OF and on
during the whole winter 5
The plan is d good one. The medicine
10 inexpensive. It does no possible
harm to the system. It keeps the
appetite regular and, keen. 1T as.
sists digestion and helps the user
through the Indictment weather Of
winter. ~ fs z
Al Your Druggist Tor Free Perun,
Lucky DAY Almanac for 1914
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-31

While Bunelgh county politics will be
later getting under Roadway this cam
paign than has been the general rule
III past years. Indications signify that
there will be a large number OF candi.
dates for all the places on the county
ticket. III
There being no state senator tc elect
for Burieigh county this campaign in
terestSwill, not be 50 intense in the legis-.
lative Held though there is no doubt but
what there will be a number of candi-t
dates for the house. Frank Fox. Gen.
E.yA: Williams and John Holman were
the i Burleigh county members Of the
lower branch last session, and 1t is said
that all three will be candidates again
this year. Among others who are said to
be contemplating becoming legislative
candidates are Judge w. g.: Casselman
Of Bismarck, Editor Huh Of. the Driseoll
News and Editor; Knappen of the Palin-
dunn. a MIL
Should. Judge Casselsman enter the
race his campaign viii be q thorough
one. He Is a pioneer OF the county. He
has an extended acquaintance. and has
Iaa aAa..x Y.%., ..91 49, ~. NSITIatr..S
~. so.'i' WY. OH p olt'cs FOE Tue PAST thre &C
.ls ne nus served as ponce masis-
t.ate., anu II DOH campaigns ne was
49, VIII 9 sD.s maJoriV. Snno'uid ne
49, i ". .! 9A Z .es 49, race nus Y unt's1al
activity viii make the campaign an IN.
fterestins gssS. Editor&slul 4of Driscoli,
: Il I hnHy gssh e p psE0gnfesss a g q ltine t county county he
\ " y { u a''a A'aaE1 q engage n news
Npps.a a 3 ~. sovost years ago, and
,n Z Y J, iMhsa ssr 8 !. business y = Y metnods nad
.n ~. 8 Y SsssHMlM AHe: He&oRns a Bur
le!sm a ii " II s.a I an TO-. .pscause OF nis
cont ~ ss ~ w a. 1pr Ts1uaf t zeal politics
ne mas = s.rong 1o onH wsaaRR throughout
ING ounty: EaatoF knappen OF the Pal
.ao.utn' vas q cant'ldats Tor the house
durins tne prim may campaign OF lSll,
ana oniy iacKed q small vote Of being
eiected. he is 9 thorough politician n
an active campaigner
"a large number OF the attorneys Of
BISMARCK seem to be attracted by the
states attorneys oflce and while Attor-
A1' 80 'N.. % :" : iA.ss soHstiy ~ ~ '"s'
term It IS nHeiy tnat ne Will Y q NUM-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-31
Towels

Special Lot extra fine quail
ity huck.4 hemstitched and
scalloped ends, $50 values.
Sale Price, each $500. SOC
Hemstitcbed Satin Dam
ask and Scalloped Huck
Towels, Use and SIC values.
Special Sale lot each !. Soc
Size 1896 heavy durable
linen Huck Hemstitched
and Hemmed Towels, regu-
lar 35c values at only, ca 2:!5c
Size 1884 Union Huck
Towel; an exceptional value:
at, each ........... IL 1-2c
16x32 Union Huck Towel;
special at, each $50. 10c
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-31

q FROM WILTON NEWS. Z,
"

j. J. schrhid. the retired mleatmaun,
spent Sunday in Bismarck. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dixon spent Fri
day in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Jackson were
passengers 10 Bismarck Monday after
noon.
Miss May Davis. Of the local public
school,, spent Sunday at her home in
Bismarck.
John Graham, cashier 81 the City III.
tional Bank. Bismarck, was i business
visitor IN Wilton Wedy eddy.
P. c. Remington. the Capital City
banker. visited Wilton and Reyan This
w. C. Jackson underwent an operation
in the Bismarck Hospital Wednesday.
From all reports he Ii ge:';nig, along NICE
~. 49,
Mss Harmon; the Bismarck music
teacher, spent Monday in Wilton with
tho view to organizing a class in piano
here.
Mcsdamcs r., X. Eastman Ind Simon
Jain and sons attended 'Bou!'ht and
Paid For" at the Bismarck Auditorium
Friday night. f4 ~
Mrs. Walter Williams returned home
Tuesday from bismarck where she under
went an operation at the hospital. Sine
was accompanied by Mr.. Williams whit
went to the Capital City Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Louis Michel had tue misfortune
Ito fall on the slippery cement pavetlen,
near the Boyle building last Thursda,
and break her right hip bone. She wa.
picked up by passers by, and carried t.
DR.. William Thelen's4 Office and the frac'
ture reduced. Asst Wis impossible I,
take her home. she ID being taken carr
of in DR.. Thelen's rooms In the Reming'
ton buifdikE.
Tho Michel family are we'll known II
this section. being pioneers in North Da
lkota ahd their many friends hope TO
Mrs. Michel a speedy recovery from he,
injury.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-31
HUCK AND DAMASK
FINE TOWEL1NG
5-18-.O and u inches vide,

sssItichholt maybe urged to enter the3taee
c. l. Vigness, appears TO have the
field to himself as superintendent Of
schools. He has held the office for ten
years and has been a valuable factor,
In building up the schools Of the county
1t is said the democrats will submit
candidates for all Of the county offices.
and that there will be an interesting
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-31
CHARLES FERRlss DIES.

Charles Ferriss, 81, farmer living I
miles south Of Bismarck. died yesterday
morning after a long illness from cancer.
Funeral services will be held at the Cath.
Ollie church at $3.50 Sunday. Mr.. F'erriss Is
survived by, a widow and eight childfsily
three of them grown up. His many
friends IRE bereaved by his death.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-31
4 woLBeRT ,LL.

Mrs. G. W. Wolbert OF New Rockford.
formerly of the capital city, is reported
as very III, in a hospital In Fargo. the
result Of an operation. Miss Jeanette
W6lbcrt, her daughter. ID the guest OF
Fargo friends, 80 she may be near her
mother until she RECEIVERS ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-31
JACK sHo1WELL MARRlEp.

Fargo Courier News:-"A wedding Of
interest to a large number of people in
this city occurred at Nandan Wednesday
evening. when Miss Margaret Tobin,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Tobin Of
that city, was united In marriage to w.
B. Shotwell Of Fargo. At 8 O'Clock. in the
PRESENCE Of close relatives and a few in-
friends. Rev. Father Clemens read
the marriage lows after which a wedding
supper was served at the home of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Shotwcll
left for an extended trip through the
western and southern states. expecting to
return in March to make their home in
this city, ISIS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-31
h PRETTY AFFAlR FoR BRIDE.

Valley City "Times.Record.-Last even
ing the homo Of Mrs. Wylie Nelson was
the scene, IL q very pretty party given
III honor OF Miss Florence Wintcrcr. a
bride Of next month, by the Misses Min.
ME and Hazel Nelson and Mrs. Charles
Peterson. About thirty guests were in
vited and iit was voted by oil as one Of
the NEST enjoyable affairs Of the season.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-31
'ToWeling

Regular 1 1lOc Brown Crash
Roller Towcling. Sale Sale spec
ial, I'd .,........:...:. e
13c Bleached Linen Crash
Toweling. at only. I'd A. 1Oc
18c Heavy Linen Bleachcd
Crash Toweling. Very dur
able at I'd ........ 14c
GLASS TowELING.
Red and Blue Checks. 15c
quality, I'd ............ nc
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-31
RETURNED HOWE.

Ffes. A. q. Crane, Of the Normal
School or Minot who has been in the
city attending q meeting Of the tristees
Of the State Normal Schools has return.
ed to his home. s.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-31
MOVED OFFICE.

H. Z. Rhud has moved his office from
tho First National Bank Building to hts
Third street building formerly occutted
by the commercial club. Tho secSAd.
floor is to be remodeled into flats whils
the first floor viii !bo used as ,ofIices.2As