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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-04
Correspondence
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: MoFFiT. !:


Mrs. Chas. Chase was visiting with
relatives at Temvik, N. D., last week.
Anna Knudson is a guest at tho
G.. "A. Anderson home.
Forest Frood arrived Monday from
northern Minnesota, to visit with rel
atives aad friends. .
Mrs. H. J.. Kruse arrived home We'd
nesday from Aberdeen, s. d. She was
accompanied by her son, Ed, and
friends are pleased to learn that her
health is somewhat improved.
ATTEND the food sale at the Mofht
bank Saturday afternoon, February 3.
Revival meetings have been post
poned until a future date, on account
Of cold weather. X
Henry lEggen arrived home Satur-
day from Sioux Falls, S. p, where he
has been visiting friends. He was
accompanied by John Mattson, who
will visit at the Eggen home.
Miss Carrie Adams has been COM
palled to- give UP ner school In Dis
trict No. l, on account OF a nervous
breakdown. Her many friends hope
for her speedy recovery.
William Lane, was quite badly hurt
Thursday by falling from a load OF
hay. l.r sa
The Ladies' Aid will give a 10c So
cial at the home Of Mrs. Valentine
Benz, on Wednesday afternoon, Feo.
ruary 10. AllS;ithe ladies are invitsd
to attend. ""
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-04
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BALDWIN. 81 (:
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Baldwin has a Commercial CUB.
Mrs. Herman kikul, who was TAX
en- to a hospital in bismarck, is i'm
proving. - 3
MRS. Herman Kikul returned from
Bismarck Monday. " 4
Our good weather Of the last two
days is not going to last ong,I as 1t
is now bizzarding and blowing hard.
Chas. Eerger, a brother of Mrs. e.
B. Yiengst, has leased the Peterson
mine. ~ %&#
School NO. / in Crofte' district has
anico new heater, bought from a hard.
ware company in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. " l.. Anderson, III.
"A. Falkenstein and daughter. Lucille,
were passengers IN the 500 lsat Sat-
,urdaN enroute to Bismarck, conlbin.
ing q business and pleasure trip.
The new boys at the homes Of Mr..
H. T. Higgins and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Lewis are reported as doing fine.
Andrew Johnson, cashier of the
Farmers Bank, has moved into the
Cutler house.
Baldwin wants DOCTOR, a drug
store and a newspaper.
Frank Kocher has built a big iv.
cry barn to accommodate his growing
business. 'WT
, There is to be many new building
erected u in Baldwin this. summer.
Watch us grow!
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-04

car had driven m. fiat the
chauffeur had dsliyeredzn note and:fhats
later Ruth, Gallon hid come down and
been driven OF: There wal an old
gentleman with her. MI. Kane. I BE-
,Neye.~.;the stxrter added -.
: John heayed. q sigh Of. relief. AT
anlv rnrfe.. Tom VII zee that ahe doesn't
come TO harm."he safd. r
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-04
BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE

minutes were precious. he must set
into communication with the young
man and assure his silence. He could
not do this without Mrs. Darnelrs
help.
' As he expected. she Jew into a tow.
ering rage, but her keen mind saw
that Drake must be pacined. ana she
managed to control herself at last.
She read the account carefully and
then looked through the rest Of the
paper for some item about John 'DOrr.
Her eye lit upon an advertisement,
which she. read twice before speaking;
then she pointed 1t out to Wilkerson.
he. too, readssit: '''.'''
FOUND.-Deeds to certain mining prop.
erty. On. proof Of ownership same Will
be returned, Reward expected. S. J. G..
al Hill street.. @:>.T'. !!
They must be the papers" he &c.
know1edged "Pell probably threw
them away for fear Of their being used
as evidence against him. and some one
picked them up"
This tire Ishall see to the matter"
Jean SAID sharply. whether they are
the paperssor not, We. must be sure"
"Other people will see that ad.." be
suggested. "'~F
d. "All the more reason for hurry she
snapped. Then she called her maid.
s"Estelle." she said. u want you to
dress; for the street and SO on an er-
rand fol. me. 1t is very important.
and you must hurry"
Eyes, madame"
"And If, you show good judgment
ycu shan't be sorry. You know how
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-04

Miss Gallon dresses and acts. l want
you to impersonate her fol. a little
while" {
"But. madame"-
There IS no danger at all" Mrs. Oar
nell went on. "AlI you have to do Is
to 60 to this address and get those pa.
'perA"
The maid. looked at the advertise.
ment and finally consented to 60 to
the Hill street address and see II. they
were really Ruth's deeds and II SO re-
cover them; In few moments she
had departed on her errand, and Will
-kerson and Jean once more resigned
themselves to waiting. i
Estelle tripped along the street to a
car line and took the first car that
came along, which, the conductor in.
formed her. crossed the street she
sought. ~
Arriving at her street, she got OF
and found herself In a neighborhood
Inhabited BY very poor people. She
looked with disgust at the tumbledown
shanties and dirty shacks that Uttered.
the rubbish heaped yards. Two blocks
up from the car line she found her
number. a house: slightly better kept
than most. But she noticed in the
yard an uptiIted ash mans cart In the
rear was a rickety stable. She entered
the gate and rang the bell.
4 very large. IN dressed Italian wo-
man opened the door. letting out a
tremendous odor Of garlic and cheese.
She surveyed her caller With suspicion
and then beamed.
"Oh. You come looka de papes?" she
demanded.
Estelle merely showed . copy Of the
advertisement. ~. -.
Eyes, my husband he put that in de
pape," the woman said. losing her
smile.
For some moments Estelle tried to
get.a glimpse Of the documents. The
Italian himself came on the scene and
demanded a full description, When
Estelle said that they had been lost
from the bfan1 hotel be, nodded and
explained that he had beer, removing
the ashes therefrom when bis eye had
been caught BY the folded papers. but
he estilI insisted on, an accurate de.
scrtption, which the maid could not
give. At last she said quietly, The
papers are Of no value to you. and
am authorized to pay a good reward
for them"
AT the word reward there was Z
change, and the woman demanded to
know how much. It would be.
Estelle thought rapidly. It had been
impressed on her that haste. was nee.
essary. She decided on offering a good.
~ sum, yet not enough to make the
ash man and his wife think they were
in possession Of papers Of %extraordi'
nary value. She pulled out. her purse
and held out S.. The man was taking
It. His wife ~intesvened. s&s
Twenty dolla,rs she said cunningly.
Estelle bargained for some moments
and then said. In 8 tone that was de-
cisive, If you show me the papers
and they are thaiones I want I'll give
1ous$15 and no;more." =,
The deeds were produced, and .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-04

In 1910 there we're 1867 children
attending school in Hettinger county.
"A report from the office of the super
intendent of schools shows that there
were 1899 attending school in 1914,
Of a gain OF 1872 in four years.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-04

The freshmen Of the high school a.
WE1gland have the honor Of hoist.
ing the first flag on the new water
tower at New England. n
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-04

A Booster meeting Of the Commun.
ity Circle will be held at I.idger-
wood on February II.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-04
ADMIT BELGIAN PHYSICIANS

london, Feb. 3 (correspondence o.
The Associated Press)-speciaI legis-
.lation is announced, admitting Eel.
gian medical men to practice in this
country, without going through the
usual examinations and investigation.
The customary fee Of s25 is also re.
united. " f'F "
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-04

the wheels began7to turn and be saw
the faces OF several ptatn clothes men
on the platform.
Neither he nor Mrs. Darnell was
aware that lii another car Ruth and
her maid and John Dorr and, Tom
Kane we're also heading for the south.
ITO. be continued next week.
L-AHlVf &c., p
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-04
THE MASTER u / ! KEY
By John Fleming Wilson

BY special arrangement for this paper a photo-drama CORES:
ponding to the installments Of The Master Key may,
now be seen at the Bismarck Theatre. BY arrangement
made with the Universal Film Manufacturing company
it il. not only possible to read The Master Key in this
paper, but also afterward to see moving pictures Of our
story. ! "t..l'> ""hS 90" - So c."
COPYRIGHT, 1914, BY JOHN FLEMi q NILSSON ri. s.a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-04
CHAPTER XVI.
Too laOl

)0ETHER John and Everett
went outside. and from the
starter they learned that a
- $50 <hn
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-04

-1(To. be continued next week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-04

n. X. Turner. Fargo. N. D.. Attor.
new for Defendant and Appellant.
H. u. DePuy. Grafton. N. D.. Attor-
iney for. Plaintiff and Respondent.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16


Tom Powell's Peerless Ministries
VIII bs tks feature attraction In iA"
Miles theater nest week. with a COM
pany % - recognized stars % n-h-
StrelsN who will give q minstrel STOW
Complet" tu every detail lucl4dtuA
the noon street parade and band E'o-
cert m front ~ the theatrr every
evening at o'clock An elAhvl -
stage Getting representing the lobDN
OF the Hotel DELUXE - snow Do tn'
the performers appear as CLERKS. '"ii-
bows and quests while seNrrAl .'A.S
ladies. clever singers and dancer. ".-
j. stenoc faphtrs and telephone -ti.~
The MSrimh4 MANAGES, t;i' '-
novelty musicians, VIII play mum
Der 90 d.iHyult instruments and Tea
tur' selections un the martin AaI 1nN'~.
The S.pEtu- r We quintet or haI
uuDuy singers, dance. dud coined "a ,r.
ufrer a mrlauEv OF the latest poru!fr
songs and Introduce Bill| Clark, 'thr
man from tuIu0ville. tu "a buds
~ new s1nrf,S and songs the Net
tie carroll troupe II sensational ".r"
artists. lat. features with the haf-
nun. a Bailey circus. ill offer Iu ir-
terestiu. display OF skill ara dexter
ttt ou the slender WE. and th~ 'jU-
v-UIir hIu~-. quartet OK tl'F"'
y1un-Strfs wtil appear a >+n- uG
drg daut.r- H1yrity Tire Mile Mo-
Vie show consisting OF seven reels or
features and corn ~disS. Irrll't0~ 'f"
latest Heart Sells weekly. Will N-'
shown every dap trum l. 30 20 30"
o 'clOcks
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16
DItpsITI VI

Neil Mckinley. ~ rho DIIra r,.
thcat"r next week. VIII r-tlrr 20 Dr-
trOit with a new line Of rfazg -0r.Gs
and crazy JOKES Cor M kIs'ey la
billed as the siUsl uu' and ne
tries TO live up ~ his equation
Nc kinlsy's aet b. never tW.e ~. 20
and the only prop that h. cWplCVs
he likes 10 look down On his audieHlr
while singing and r"citIrg he uss
added new dance stops 10 his act
Lewis. Belmont and Lewis have 4
comedy skit called After tre
Matinee" The TITO consists ~ two
men and 4 girl. ana they provide a
melange of songs. dances and Jokes.
Roland West viii present n One-act
playiet "DuRan's Money" that con
Germs a lovial Iri-hmau who doesu 2
know what 20 do with his money and
inVerts new ways - spending tf
when a relative leaves him 70 fortune.
Other acts ru IN" prog an VIII in
clude Mile TolettLand Wallace Ben
nett. W no STAGE new dances and cip-c
win sUtrf Mar novelty rnilrd
the Dance % Love" The Costa
troupe. three kris and man. ar
rayed iu gymnasium quits. viii pro-
vide thrills as they wing through
the air. and Hands and Miller Wiil
be seen lU musical comedy rkit
The picture program includes a
three-resl railroad drama "A Fight
20 2 FirIEn with Marie Waicamp.
and another drama 81 tho same
length The Springtlms ~ the ~pir
with Ben Wilson and DOROTHY phil
lips. ~ usual pictures Will precrdc
and follow the taudeville and on
Friday night amateur dancers u.ill
meet IN competition FOR gold prizes
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16
TEMP. =.

Emma Carus, the joliy cornedirrre.
VIII offer new CHARACTER songs 10 f1a
Temple thsater next week. VI s-
Carus sings everything from IRISH
20 Gtddjsh. coon songs a ditty about
bUries4ae VN"e n. and conc Hgrs
with q continental baiiIH Auv57--v
can get a bundle % songs. lra.r tire
words and notes and then suritk
herself 10 death without rsu-IrG q
ripple ~ excitement tsut Emma
Carus has the happy faculty %
knowing the Soucs she wants 81
getting them. and then giving her
audiences q run for their money. she
Is a past mistress ~ thu fi~s srt az
singing comic s0U%-. and IL Sou wish
10 know just how expert sd. fn
this line. hear her sing H"- new dit
ties IN the Temple next week she
stuart. clever chap and s. r-nlATN-
aUle dancer Second feature - the
program viii DE TruvIto. the -frer-
trio ytoiinlst, billed a- the trrafoTe
Of the violin Trotato'e methods
nave been inflated aid over the
master or the bow. but Keeps Iis
audiences in good ham"- with his
irre~istiblC fUn ard f-Uir. n spe, al
European feature 2 10 program VIII
be the Paris -hlppodrome hin. Mons
and Mm" 'urrddiuIs animal man
aEerle other number noted include
FRED tf'ryerttuaF Haydn. Eddie
tNup Eorden and Tommy ,ErElisnt
Hayln IN Bits % .suGe i'i~ tur
Twelve bs rfarS .n thrliIirg aero
battle feature Arthur sullivan and
player ~ 'rr.nk play entitled
straight Ger-r lfs t"wos aad
Robert Boo harfn. tu Fn- tinl ~
az Cscife trio Is "a merry mera4Ee.
and the Temple topical 70 - ..a
the MUOr-ossDTe.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16
nRoNDwAY STRAND.

Aaisska -Iratfs Vaudeville at ~
sHp'r as one ~ the scenes IN The
Soul ~ HrpaIVau fbs new William
FnN production Bro which she will h@
feafuf't rs-f week. ir the BrpadNay
strand lu addition Zoo tho stage on
which tHr rJVd-rlllr srtI.r ls ,iaus-
ing. ihr rHrr.ug picture audience Eees
10" aud enc" That III Watching her
~ 'N.t va. not spared in staging he
FHtsriEt decorative effects achieved
I. -''...E POO Ir4tIous are
made % harrOnIze with tho daring
psi tH o. H.. 49,. ~ ss ~ufaff VII
lat -E4s ard Jane fscs. the pop
Hifr h'ld actress. are In the cast
with Miss -uratt The story ~ thu
pho. .rIHt which was written and
produced hv Herher. p-snon. deals
attn the KAY life % New York and
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16
VI kJf.~TIt.

Admirers 81 clara II lmbail Young
anu Wilton LackaYe viii have an op-
port unity 90 see these popular film
PLAYERS ~ the best roles they have
every PLAYED Tor 'Triiby the
equitable picture from Paul Potters
stage version of t'u M1urier'- novel
which has been drawing large houses
a. the Majestic theater. viii renai n
there a. tne attraction neNt week
While Wilton I.sCkaNs created the
musician, when the novel WAS drama
tized, he never appeared IN 80 q
better adv antags than ne does on
the screen. which is due probably o.
the fact that the camera has bsen
able To catch and magnify tn. emo
tional acting necessary 20 the part.
The same may be saiu 81 clara X lu-
ball Young. whose work as TTil6y.
the artists model. has created favor
able comment among motion picture
producers and players When under
the hypnotic power ~ %venEai. a."
artists model portray~ the anguish
ami resisting hopelesSnesS 81 one
who fights against the influence ~
stronger mind The dramatic scene
in the picture IL reached when Tril1F.
enchanting vast audience. suddenly
loses her charm OF voice. At that
room OF the theater. The regular
Ma jsstic features VIII he changed as
usual There VIII he rev songs HE
Henry Santrev. a new comedy, Patte
trav~Eogue AMI .2p.-s' view
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16
& ARitIf u.

THE Lilac Domino "A pronounced
musical success viii hs presented 10y
Andress DIPPED in the Garrl'k the
alter next week u is claimed for
the niece that ~ - one ~ the hI ght-
est. breeziest. cleanest and most thor
oughly enjoyable productions ~"
stage has known. lt has SCENT
beautv and musical perfection for the
esthettr high-brow. fashion displays
OF magnificent costumes. and dancing
Of every variety TO please the
Younger element with FUN and frifOl-
ity In Just the right proportions Tor
everyhody Besides the beautiful
scenery and melodious score with It's
90 brilliant. song hits. there Is TO
mantle love story and bal mssque
which the mtschievous heroine at
terds in an acknowledging lilac
1.e.t~o Between the second and
third acts are kinemacoior moving
,B-es depicting carnival scenes IN
Nice and "A "Battle OF Flowers, The
raat IS one which would do credit 10
grard opera and includes such tai
ent.d artists a. Humbird DuNy. VINO
created the leading tenor roles In
"~art' and The Rose Maid Helena
Morrill, Ar1porita Farrar. Robert
O-COuu0r Joseph carey. Harry Herm-
sen and score ~ Others
Jacob = Adler. the noted Yiddish
star. supported by an excellent com
parry 81 Yiddish PLAYERS. will give
/ two performances SUNDAY afternoon
/ and evening. IN The Garrick theatrr.
/ In the afternoon. 81 Adler and hi
I associate VIII present The Wild
MAN. and b. the evening The
Odessa pegKar' The tickets for the
! perfor names are Un sale bt y
I Schneider, No {gs Uastingsst
" - seldom that such y gaIaX. %
sparkiing musical comedy -tarS as
Rena Parker, Dorothy MAYNARD. Au-
drey Maple. Alice Gordon. and Phyl-
Ilrs Maudc can De brought together
20 shine in one production. but they
VIII be all on hand Ira the hlg London
Galefy musical comedy success TO
NIGHTS the Night" 20 come 20 the
Garrfck theater the week % oct Is
Miss Parker and Mss Maple will he
seen AZ the nlachievous sWeethearts
June and Beatrice. who test tho 10y
atty 81 their lovers with such sur
prising and mirth- provoking results.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16

it, Bohemian inhabitants one scene
shows Miss Suratt max NIX an aero
p1IUr FIEIt above the tQardW ak a.
Atlantic city Pictures showing the
StrfausSon polar vNpad ttton. an org
recital orchestra music and solos hy
EuLLn M-lrALh .nmnLrl. the IN
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16

Miss Maynard viii be skvlarking
and tiirtatious maid. while Miss
Aat.se-FE4ii -i,r II t1frvaCTtty actress
and Miss Gordon viii portray the
artstOCratic aunt Miss Parker has
some OF the best songs she has Yer
sung. notably PLAY Me That Tune
which became the song hit Of New
York last SEASON. when this famous
London Gaiety production was pro-
AnNAI fhrrn
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The Detroit times., 1915-10-16

wv .fIA T'f the 1T At4AI..l ANT NH-hNN
over aHt above the gapa.i ty of the
house lIrirE the weeks engage
H7~Rt-rrf VI ttt Iuu jar IL -t-nl4HE - ~
The Lyt-gm t7eater. thts popular
m4S'esu cartoon success viii give
tvyD extra pHvfvrWau. sunday
afternoon aut evening For the 1rst
half ~ nest week, the Boston grand
opera company and the PaNIoWt
Ballet Ea--r Wili occupy the iyccuu
giving four perfuruu ~ grVUN
opera fUI grand ballet Thur .a'
e4.-l--l--- ana -sauttpaIu- tor tH= -.ts--
ary- uf the week, the LygFum rlsu-
a-rUen- WIFI offer ueN nusisa
ror.".y called The Milton poIIi
ing song and dance show preaeuiIt
bv "a .pmpaHv ~ clever comedians
good singers and dainty dancers.
Undoubtedly th~ largest and most
important Offering 81 the season ~tIl
De- 'r tour performance 3t mitt,-
drawafic .nnr'o-raphtr grand op ga
iu bc given n the Ly"eum thrster,
Monday. Tuesday and Wcdnc sdtF 90
next week. by the Boston grand opera
Russo. Mile Anna PayloWa AMI nor
assoc are tremendous fayOrif"s
with the Detroit public and Will" tns
Boston opera company visits TINS
CITY for tho first time. many OF 'is.
artists are well known here. and 10
viii be welcomed with open arms tur
the artistic organization II l. know O.
10 he The engagement Viii 0itH
Monday - euiug with Aub~r's opera
The Dumb Girl ~ POrttct. with
Mile PaylowA iu the title rOl" The
singers VIII be Feli'c Lyme. Giovanni
seuatellu. GeorSi MlchatiOfr and
Thomas chalmers in the leading
roles ard with fIii cast. and chorus.
and complete Ballet Eusse Tursdpy
evening. -rarn-r will be gi.tn.
with Maria Gay 90 the name part