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The Raymer enterprise., 1915-05-06
Incubator Hint.

Set some hens when setting the in
cubator; this will give you eggs with
which to fill vacant places after test.
ing. II you do not have these eggs,
then fill vacant place with cloth or
paper, as open spaces on the egg tray
make IL a difficult matter to keep
the thermometer at right heat. Don't
leave the doors open when airing the
eggs: don't let the eggs chill while
airing. II the incubator room is cold
YOU must make the airing a short one.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-05-06
Woman in Evidence

Nowadays We often read about the
woman in business: and nowhere is
she more in evidence than on the
farms. Every woman is her husband $
partner. but many man never con.
siders her as such
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-05-06
Only Cotton 20 Sell

Six nations, 1t is reported, are now
buying war supplies in the United
States, most of which consist OF food
and arms and about the only thing the
South has to sell is cotton. Something
wrong,
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-05-06
Day of Power Machine.

The day of the power machine on
the small farm has arrived. We can
now find people who are willing to
plow or cultivate or do practically any
work with the tractor adapted to an
S0-acre place,
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-05-06
First Use Of Stockings.

Stockings first came into use in the
eleventh century, before which ii vas
customary 10 swathe the ieet in band
ages
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9srpteit Nes glntipnnlhnnh.

8aibingtou, 5. San. - Gie Ser.
treter oes gtationalbun0es, foipie IoI-
die Der SSSrIdnoer, Ieeten geitern Ell
men energiiden groteit eegen Die
ameritaliiAe @affenausfubr Dor
Dem Smt8. .Suiti3fomite Elm. 6as Die
8orloge in 8eratbung bat, nonatb
Die g8offenausfltbr berboten peroen
ioll. 0ie glnnobnte 0e8 g(usfubr.
berbots iptr0e in orinqenken @orten
entpfohlen. Die Sauptre0ner paren
&eramer bon GDiIaOelpbid, Gbeo0.
Slttro bon Seem gort, Sorace 8.
9ran6 nop G)icago.
9as aomite miro 0ieier SoQe nod
GongreBmann 2obed bon 9moha,
GongreBmnnn MeB bon Stem gorf,
lno cine Delegation ans ct. 2oitis
lulter 6iibrung bon &eb. gater gu.
6elep bernebmen bebor es einen
9eridt iiber Oie gorIage obgeben
miro.
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gas llOlk lhr
lDQbrr nrntraIitdt!
Sin nunHterbrOdener Strom bon
grieieu fir 0itdeOd.8ia iiber.
flutbet ymnOes.SeuatDreR.

@oibington, Q. g., 8. San. -
8ic iebr Senator Sitdcod nit lei.
ner @eiebesborIage ilber elm Der.
bot Der 2Iusiubr bon 8afien uno
ghinitiou al straightforward Die nab.
rem @eiiible oes omerifaniiden Dol.
fes aetroffen bat. bepeiien Die t1gIi6
bel ocn ein3elnen @imoes. s.Senatoren
einlauien0eu nnbren gerge bon
9rieien omerifaniider 9ilrger, Die
ben GrlaB etnes 0erartigcn @eietes
foroern. Gie Senotoren 9ioot. 02c
Seah Gralpfor0 un0 @ronna le9ten
eeitern Dem Senatsansidlub fir
glngeIegenbeiten cine lin.
5abI an tie geridteter oerortiger
8rieie uno getitionen Dor. SIierbei
erfIdrte Senator @ronna aus gtoro.
0afota: sd mo6tc bin5ufiigeu, oaB
i9 SunOerte ein5eIner griefe lmo
biele 9etitionen erbolten babe, ole
ale Den bon 0em Senior. Senator
aus glebrasfa eingebro6ten @eIet.
befiiriporten. @ieIe an0ere
Senatoren iprahen iid in gIei6em
Slime aus.
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gSruteit an 9etti6lanOp ?

8ai5iHgton, 5. San. - Ser an1e.
lrifaniide 8roteit an @rob6ritannien
Eat bier eine unerlpartete 6olae
aebabt. glllen grnites miro bier
Die Noglidfeit zines bel 0eutIdlonb
3i erbebenoen Broteites 6eiprofen.
gegriiuOet miro oieie Mogliffeit 0a.
init, Dab Die oeutiben ariegsi6iffe
ii6 ourd 9eidlagnabme bon aohIp,
Cel uno onoerer &onterbanoe BON
mad, nelttrdleu Sdfen beitiulnten
Sdiffen in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
&eiie betbdtigt 6Gtten.
(0er Seeipeg na6 0en Ser. Stoa.
ten lit Dem 8elttidben Geide ourd
Die 6Iotten @naIanOs mto ssranf.
reifs orrIeot; ieIbIt Die &ermitte.
lung bon Ga6ridten it, na6 3urd,.
idneioung oes aabeIs, eine 0urAoltS
ltn3uldngIide lno miro nod err
ihrDert hltrd Die BON Der gunbes.
regierung ausgeiibte aottrole. IS
lit alio IN feiner gseiie Die y@e.
fabr" borbanoen, 0aB 8eutIhlano
bon glmerito ans iib nit 0titteln
8rr @eiterfiihrlmg oes arieges Der.
iie6t. Gas olleS tpiiien Die gtStaats.
manner in @oibuugton, uno oen.
nod Ieiteten ite cine ii6er bas gar3e
2ano iib erItreden0e llnteriudllng
ein iobal0 ibnen at 96ren gefonl.
men mar, Die 8eutifen ipoIlten
oen bieiigcn @eb6roen ltt6 Der 8ad.
ionfeit ser ieinolitben iSlotten elm
ShnippGen ihlagen 8e6nild it'll
lnt3lDeiiel6aft oas gteht oltf iettenI
Der gie9ierung; es fragt ii6 nur, Of
as nidt bielleidt lo1neuoer aeipeien
mare, Die amtIide 9lufnerfianlfeit
luf mt0cre, tDi9tiaere @egenItGnoeI
NJ lelfen)
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@OrtJ6rittt
Der gfntl6tn!
96rc glusriffr III glnhlanS idjreitcH
trOe beitiaen @iOeriianOs
D0ran.

Berlin, 5. San. (5nnfenberift.)
r. Der Oeutids @enernlItab ga6 ben
te iulseuSe gefnnntmadJnng ans:
ggluf Oem meitIiden AriegsIdan-
plabe bG6eH lpir nOrblid bon glrras
Cinen 200 YGr0 langen fran36iiiden
Sanfsrabeu in Die Suft geiprengt;
and madItcH iuir bort meBrerc We.
faneeHs. Sin @esenangriff 6es
6einScs luurOe bort 3RriifgeIdlageu.
5n ben gIrgonnen idblugeu iuir
Oas feinOlidle @Drriiden ab.
Sin fran5Oiiider glasriff 3iUiiden
Seunbeim nno llff6ulS iuMroe Onrdl
eineu 9anOnettangriff abgcmicien.
(llffbOl5 liest 2 Meilen 0itlid bon
StcinbadJ nHO uOrOIif oOu Gem.
beim.)
SIHf bcm 6itli6eu ariegsidan.
plate lit in Sltprenhen nmS gtorS.
pollen bic Gage nnDer1noert.@
llnIere glngrifie 0itlid Der @snra
na6c SOhlow6in nnO iiiOlid Sabun
ifreiten fort. glHd riiften mir mad
eiuem &uutte nOrSOitlid BON gOli.
mOu Dor. Sn Der gegenb Der So.
ben nOrOlid BON 9lniufa nnb OitlidJ
OabOn alles nnberGnOert.
glnf 6em redten ltfer Der giliea
bcbinOern Die idJledtcn Straken nnS
nHgiinitises 8etter uuicr @orrIfen
Iebr.
ytaf elmer 3eitnngsforreIpunSens
IOlleu bic ruiiiIden 6eftigen gIngriffc
anf bic Oiterreidiifen Stellmueem am
SMnniee 1itlid bDR Stratum ale a6.
gelf)laaen iein.
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@rDics GlcnS in QObs.

2o05, goIen, 5. San, iiber 9er-
lin unO Soog. - gtotb un0 Gleuo
berriden bier in idreflidem M1abe,
trot0cm Die 0eutiden, pel6e Die
Sta0t ieit mebreren 8oden ton.
i6r 9eites tbun, INN gl6.
biffe 5u idaffenl @ebr oils 20O,-
900 9erionen (oas mare etlua Die
SGlfte Der GinlpobnerI6aft, elm.
i4IieBHd 5rauen unO ainoerD finb
arbeitSlos. 9lud Bat bic Staot tel.
ne aobleL un0 Oas @etter lit Bit.
terli6 folt geiporoen. gllle sSa6rtfen
iino geidloiien. Die jiioii6e ge.
leioet am meiIten. Die
oeutiden Dlilitdrbeb6roen boben
Suppenfiiden geidaffeL in oenen ie
5000 4erionen gIeid5ettig geipeiIt
peroen t6nnen; uno iie tbun aud
ionlt piel fir Die g9otbleioen6en.
aber beinobe itnn0gIid5 lit es, Oeild
fiir Die Sduglin9e aui5rtreiben, lrn6
oaber lit 0te SterbIidteit utter Die.
len groB.
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glei6er Belt operiren ioIlten, mehr
aftib getueien. S5nfoIge 0es idIed.
ten Scrraius bermo6ten iib Ole
oiterreiGiId)en 3ruppen ni6t ifyneIl
gentg borlDdrts 3u bemegen un0
trafcn 8u ipGt aiif Der 8alItott ein.
3u oicle 9tltiien batten ii6 3piiben
Die 6eiOen Sliiget Der 8euti1en
ge0r1ngt; e8 mar unnoglid, cine
8eretnigung init ben anriidenoen
Seiterreideru 6er3uiteIlen uno ole
9cltiden ioben iid auein einem an
3a6l tpeit iiberIegenen @egner ae.
qettiiber. Sitten Die 9euti6cn init
meniger bel6enniit6tger Sapferfeit
aet6mpft, uno ip1ren 0ie ltnter6e.
iebls5aber Sinoenburgs peniger ge.
nial gelpeien, 10 ipiiroe SinoenburQ
ln0 ieine 9lrmee oem llnterganQ
8etpeibt getpeien iein. Die 0elttiden
bieben Iid nidt MIR Ourd, ionoern
modten nod tauIen6e BON @efan.
aeneu uno ero6erten 6ie ipidtiQe
StaOt 2o03. Gs lit frogIih, ob Die
@cltgeifidte ein 1bnIides 10 qe.
ihift ousgcfiibrtes Ntanoper altf5u,
rpeiien bat, ipie oas bon 6tn6en-
burg ouSgefiibrte. alit Scr Gin.
nabme non 9oo5 mar elm EbeiI oes
,SeIO5llaes in 8olen 8u Gn6e aefom.
men Der fiir bie &uiien bon flirdt.
barren 6oIgen mar; iie berIoren 1870.
900 9laun qlt Gooten, gertpumbe.
ten u1o @efangenen biiBten $50
,Sel0geidliiBe unb 400 WlaIhinenge.
pebre ein itno berIoren eine ilnge.
lellre lIienge 8riegsnlotertal. Die
Delltifen perlorer $4,000 0eonn
IN So0ten @erlpnnOeten ltn6 @e-
iangeuct 80 6eIOgeif,iibe nno 65
Wtoidinenoeinebre. Syn BEN Opera
.ipnen Der Seitereid.ltngorn gegen
Die 9tuIien nerIoreh oie 2ebteren
5000 Niann an 9ooten, gertpun.
>eten uno @efongeten, etipa so
fanonen ino 100 @aidincngeipeb-
.e. Ole @erlitIte Der Sciterrei6er
ueroell auf 10000 @lanu ongege-
,elL.
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aaiier an @raher8ua fSriebridl.

gerlin itber SoHoon, 5. San. -
sSn 9eantluortlrRg elmer @liidiuunif,
9epeife bat aaiier 8il6elm folaen.
oes Sdreiben an ben gr36er8oa
5rieorih BON 9elterrei6 gerihtet:
plleberntttIe S6rer aaiIerliden 9}o.
ieitdt imo Den tapferen 6iterreifi.
ideu.uugariiben 9rrppen Die bers.
IiAiten @liifIpiinide gum tteiten
Sabr. 8a5 bergangene bat cine
unlpanOeI6ore e9te aaneraoifaft
5piiden S5bren 8rltppen nno 6en
0elttI6en aameraocn ge3eitigt. 0ait
bereinten araften per0en mir mel.
ter fanlpfen; uniere 9lugett auf
Soft ridtenO, perOen mir Sen Sieg
oabontra9en. Gin entidei6et0er
GrioI9 fit uniere gere6te t5ad,e
miro nidlt aus6Ieibet"
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surpebu perlenft GSOrmiba6le.

Berlin 5. San. (6imfcnberi6t)
9ffi8iea miro bier geneIoet: !:
Der Stabsbef Scr llrterieeflotte
beridtet an bic QlontiroIitGt III Ser.
lin Dab oaS britiidbe S6ladtidiff
fSormioable I'M engliiden aota[
o1ird eill oeutides ltnterieeboot 5uln
5inteu gebra6t moroen lit. Die
lbot mltroe anf Der S0be bon @lp.
mouth auSgefiibrt. Gns llnteriee.
boot murOe BON britiiden Gorpeoo.
idgern berfolgt, entfom ie6o6.
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SoSesnadlridltcn.

5roit Caroline 3obinnits, lit ge.
itern I'M boben !9flter bon 81 Sab.
rem I'M Seim ibres Sobnes, &errn
Sn. Dobinruis, 1910 n0roL. 33. Gtr.,
eeItorben. 9ie @eeroieitng fii,0et
Wfiftlpod glohntittag Inn 2 ltbr bon
2eidenbeit1ttIn1esbein
"a ltn0 Dodge Ctr auf Dem Goreit
aalpn GrieObofe itatt
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saS.Oma6a.

9ienitoe g(6en6 miro Sic SynItoT.
lirimg Der reuen geontten Scr Ga.
gleS itattfinOen. 9lni9lieBeno oa.
ran miro cine llnterbolhtna nebit
8mafransden ItnttfinOeu uno iin0
0litglieoer uno Ssreitube gcbeten
5oblrei9 at erI6einen.
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QSo[isrifampf mit Ran6rrn.

Chicago, ST. 5. San. sSn ei-
nem &nnlpfe 5tpiihen goIioiTten lnO
G1ubern wurOcn | Boli8iit namens
SSubn Sausalon unO EN- giGubcr er.
idolien Gin anoerer Ser ger6redler
plsr0e idper berlpuu0et.
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@erii6mte 9laler aeitur6en.

Berlin, 5. San. = Der berii6nl.
te SiitorienmaIer 9tnton bon 8er.
ner lit geitorben.
2onOon, 5. San. = @m. 6trutt.
Sd6pier oes @eudl6es oSSrie6en"
i'm 0aager 6rie0enspaGnIt, lit ge-
itorben. Ill
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lparen 0ieies Wtdnnif1ften Der ge.
iasung bon orei irnu8oiiiden imo
einem engliihen Sauoelsoampfer,
ipelde Der oelttide Silisfreu5er &c.
tapert uno beriertt bate.
Scutider 9ampfcr entipeidt.
0iio 6e Saueiro. 5. San. - Der
oetti6e Qanpfer Solger bat oen
Safeu BON gcrnunlbuco gebeilH ber.
loiien; er batte cine boQe 2a0ung
aobIen uno 2e6ensmittel fir Die
oentiden areu5er, Die lid ON Ser
aiiIte Siioomerifos iunbertlln1meIn
lno Sugo auf feinolidc SanoeIs.
idiffe MADDEN on 9or0. Die 9Pe.
gierltngsbeaHtten, peI1e ben Damp.
fer entidIiipfen lieBen, itilo ibrer
4emter ert9oben por0en.
Sdiuebenidliff bsrinnfen.
2on6on, 5. San. - gon Stod.
bolm bier eingetroffene gto1ridten
beingen, baB Scr idpeOii9e Damp.
fer Gnrma in ser 9torOiee nit 90
Mann Der 8eiabung geiurtfen 1T.
Gs beiBt, 0nB 0nS 5diff olf cine
Seenine gerannt 1T.
Die SeantiuOrtnng Der Irpteitnute.
2qloon 5. San. - Gs miro er.
Dorfet, oaB oie engliide 9legierllng
ole amerifaniide Groteitnote On.
be oieier ISOLDE beortporten miro.
0ie 8eonhportllng ioa bcreits fertig
iein nno lit Der frnr80iiiden giegip.
rltng 5ilr 8eglltddtuug iibernlitteli
9lnf ipuO ieitens oer bri.
tii6en &egierling cine grfl1riing ct.
folgen, pona6 sStolien unO ailoere
neutrale 26noer in ge3ug ouf Son.
terbanoe 5u einem s@erit1n0niB ge.
Inngt fino. (0os iagen iie aur BE.
rubigung Ser 9lneritaner.) Stint
italieniihe 56iffe nit ariegsfonter.
ban0e ipitroen bon 0en gnglGn0ern
5eihlngnabnt rno mad Gibraltar be.
foroert, aber bolo tpieoer freiaege.
oen Sdiffe nit @llnmilaoungen
oon gmcrifa befir6en fi9 in eng.
-ii4en Sdfen; Die englii6e Gegie.
rung bat iid) erb6tig ge8eigt, oen
Sunni oif5ufnufen. @egen ale
56iffe, pelde periu6en, arieesbe.
,orf nod 9eutidIolto einaui6niug-
Jeln, miro energiiA borgegangen
peroen.
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GridleFt Satin anS fid ieI6it.

SeafIe, 8oI6.. 5. san. ~ Wior.
riS @liaer, Elm @dder, bat ouf Ser
StroBe feline Sralt un0 Damn iid
ielbIt erifoIien.
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paren oieies Itannid1ften Ser ge.
iaBug bon Orei irnu5oiiiden ilno
eiuem engliihen Sauoelsoan1pfer,
peIde Der oelltibe SiIfsfreu5er &c.
tapert uno Oerientt bate.
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Supreme Court
FROM klDDER COUNTY.
c. A. Cross, Plaintiff and Appellant,

C. A. Cross, Plaintiff and Appellant,
Farmers Elevator Company OF Daw-
son, ct al, Defendants and Respond
entS. "-G.
Syllabus: CD He who comes into
a court Of equity must come with
clean hands and a promoter Of a cor
poration who has prepared and causes
to be circulated a stock subscription
fonn or contract by which, some at
least, OF the subscribers to the capital
stock Of a corporation are made to
agree not to purchase mor than ten
shares of such stock and who in vio-
lation of such form or agreement has
himself, before the capital stock OF
said corporation has been subscribed
in full, obtained control Of said cor
poration by obtaining an issue OF
stock to dummies and which stock
he has afterwards had assigned to
him, cannot come into a court Of equi-
ty and complain because the directors
Of such corporation have taken such
control from him by the sale Of the
balance of the capital stock OF said
corporation, eve though such sale.
was for the principal purpose of de-
rriving him of such control.
,(2) The policy of the incorporation
laws of the State Of, North Dakota is
that the capital stock of a corpora;
tion shall be illly subscribed as soon
IS possible, an1 when such capital
stock is sold at par, a, stakeholder has
no ground for complaint, even though
the additional money map not be alb
solutely necessary to the existence OF
the corporation.
(3) The subscribers to the stock
Of a corporation may enter into an
agreement under the terms of which
neither themselves nor subsequent
subscribers to the stock will be en-.
titled to and receive. more than the
stipulated number of shares, and this
agreement will be binding on the par
ties to it, though not on the corpora.
ton.
Appeal from ths District Court Of
M-Gc., Colnts; -%ls5.e, J.. Action to
tsvc ca~7c'cl ara set. aside certain
slaro1 OF tbs carisal stock of a cor
poration and to enjoin the directors
from selling any more stock, fixing
the salaries Of the officers and de-
claring dividends. Judgment for De-
PENDANTS. Plaintiff appeals.
Affirmed. Opinion Of the Court by
Bruce; J.. +g
w. r. Costello and Miller & Zuger,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-09
GRAND FORKS MAN
HEADS FEDERATION

S. s, Mcdonald of Grand Forks was
chosen at the meeting of the North
Dakota Federation of Labor, to repre-.
sent the federation at the Minnesota
Wisconsin meeting, date and place Of
which will be announced later. OH.
GERS of the federation elected SUNDAY
afternoon are: President, s. s. Nc
Donald OF Grand Forks; first vice
president, u. w. Greene, Fargo; sec
ond vice, president, 6. G. Eaernstein,
Fargo; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Con Mey-
ers Of Grand Forks. Topics OF inter-
est were discussed. At the banquet,
j.. W, Greene oticiated as toastmas-
ter. VI.
After the. session Of. the Federation
of Labor, the Typographical union
representatives met and took steps to
launch a state organization. Temper
airy officers chosen: President, A.. w.
Bowman; secretary, "a. p. Messner,
and director, T. w. Lee, !
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SCOUTS TO
!. HAVE FIELD DAY
Interesting Track and Field Meet
to Be Held on Saturday Of
This Week.

The boy Scouts field day has been
set for Saturday, June II, and prom.
Uses to be the biggest event of the
kind ever held in Bismarck.
There are three good troops in the
city now, with an average of about
Is boys to the troop. Training has
been going OF for some time in pre-
paration for the field day events and
each troop is u that the best man
in the hundred yard squirt, the mile
run, the shot put and other events Of
the day is in it's own midst.
The day Of sports is to be held just
south of the city at the scouts camp
grounds. The boys have tickets for
sale and from reports SO far received
there will be a good crowd to wit
ness the contests,
A full program Of the events will
be printed later. Watch for it and
plan to go. Tickets may be obtained
for 25s cents from any Of the scouts.
Read the "E..ack Box" by E. Phil
lips Oppenheiin in tcagorrow's issue.
ADV.
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T TT
Local Evidence

Local Evidence
Evidence that IAN be verified.
Fact is what we want.
Opinion is not enough.
Opinions differ.
Here's a Bismarck fact.
You can test it.
George C. Newman, Ninth st. and
Broadway, Bismarck, says: \ had
a severe attack of kidney complaint.
My back vas often so lame and stiff
that l couldn't turn over in bed, l
also had other symptoms of kidney
trouble, such as dizzy spells, head
aches and too frequent passages Of
the kidney secretions. The kidney
secretions were highly colored and
contained sediment. Finally, ] used
Doan's Kidney Pills and I was sur
at the promptness with which
they relieved me. l grew better rap
idly and by the time l had finished
three boxes all signs of the trouble
had left" g.. -,
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Newman had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, n. Y. .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-09

pOl ullOk1, L luAlAl1ll dAN AbSotoAAASAS
VS..
Bismarck Elevator & Investment
Co., a corporation,
.. Defendant and Appellant.
Syllabus: ID Circumstantial evi.
dence is equally competent in OWL
and sriminal lases.
ca Whether there is any legal evil
dence in the record. upon which a
verdict for the party holding the bur-
den of proof a be based, is a ques-
ton of law to be determined by the
court.
90 If there is such evidence as
would cause reasonable men to draw
different conclusions, the case should
be submitted to the jury.
90 But a mere surmise or suspl-
cion will not require a submission to
a jury, or sustain the refusal on the
part Of the trial court to grant a
nonsuit, and take the case from the
jury. .s.4,.. ..u... .....
Appeal from the District Court Of
Mercer county; Crawford, Special j..
Judgment for Plaintiff. Defendant
appeals, ....... s,..,. ,..
Reversed and remanded. Opinion Of
the Court by Christianson, J.
b Geo. I. Reimstad and Thorstein Hy-
land, Stanton, Attorneys for Plain
tiff and Respondent.
H. L. Berry. Stanton, Attorney for
Defendant and Appellant.
Hollandsworth.Har Lumber Com
pany, q corporation,
Plaintiff and Respondent,
b vs..
Bismarck Elevator and Investment
Co., q corporation, H..
Defendant and Appellant.
Syllabus: This case is governed
by the decision rendered in State
Bank of New Salem V Bismarck Ele-
vator & Investment Co.
Appeal from the District Court Of
Mercer county, Crawford, Special J.
Judgment for plaintiff. Defendant
appeals.
Reversed and remanded. Opinion
Of the Court by Chris.ianson. J..
H. l.. Berry, Stanton, Attorney for
and Appellant.
Thorstein Hyland and Geo. I. Rein-
stad, Stanton, Attorneys for Plain
tiffs and Respondents.
John Lammey, the first man to op-
crate. a street a in Grand Forks.
IA years ago, is dead, the result of
an accident last night. Lammey was
painting the roof Of the porch of his
residence when his ladder slipped.
He was thrown to the cement walk.
10 feet below, alighting or his head
and shoulders. His skull was crush
ed. Two hours later he was dead.
Lammey was a resident Of Polk
Mimi, Is years.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-09
W. +. M. S. MEETING

The yvomen's Foreign Missionary
society Of the NJ. E. church, met yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
A. W. Cook. S01 Fifth street. It was
a good meeting and an interesting
program was given on children's
work. A number of articles suitable
for Christmas presents for the Mis-
s%ionaries, Miss Hunt in China, and
Miss Bre.hocst in India, were brought
to the meetin gand others will be
sent IN later. "
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-09
JUNIOR NURSES PICNIC

Yesterday afternoon the Junior
nurses at the Bismarck hospital en-
tertained the Senior nurses al a pic.
mic On Apple Creek. About twenty.
five attended the picnic and all had
q very goo ,dtime. Recently the Alum.
nj entertained the Seniors at a the.
atre party to see "Everywoman," af.
ter which light refreshments were
served in the Bismarck hospital din
ing room.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-09

land Ave, Alfalfa, Georgia, writes:
II had the ,catarrh and stomach
trouble Tor more than FIVE years, and
I faithfully tried all the medicines |
say advertised, and found they all
failed to cure me- then heard Of
.Petuna. PURCHASED ak bottles, and
after their Use I soon discovered that
l was well, safe and sound. | now
weigh two hundred and ten bounds.
and have never been sick since ] took
Reruna: It surely is the best medicine
for colds, stomach trouble and ca
tArrh that ever Heard of,' I.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-09
f.. INDIAN SCHOOL PICNIC

This is the last week of school at.
the Indian school, and yesterday the.
children enjoyed a picnic on Burnt
Creek. 1t was a very enjoyable al
fair. School closes Friday, the clos.
Ing exercises will be held on the ev-
ening Of that day, and the closing
party Saturday evening. Most of the
pupils will go to their homes on Mon.
day.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-09
City Meus
H. Little Of Baldaiais IN town.

SMMN
H. Little Of BaIdNfnGiss M town.
~
Monday ~ ~"
-
saniil OF wilton was III town
Yesterday.
J. NJ. Brown Of Fargo was in town
Yesterday.
Frances Farrell Of Kintyre, was in
town Monday.
A = raber of Glen min Was in
town Monday
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p;sr, w. s],;s,sos 800 ~" vas :"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-09

paper on Fathers Place in the
Home" which was followed. by dis
cussion. Drs. d. +. Owens read one
on Fathers and Husbands" 1t was
a very interesting meeting and at the
same time a very practical one. There,
will be one more meeting OF the club
before the summer vacation, on June
l22nd, tf, .as H.'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-09
THREE BROADWAY STARS,

Nance O'Neil, William +. Shay and
Theda Bara, all appear, in "Kreutzer
Sonata" the five.act special feature
at the Orpheum tonight and Thurs.
day; no advance in prices. Think OF
seeing this feature for 10 and Is
cents ...s... al