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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
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Das m,ife platin itammt aus
benz nraIsebiree.
Dit probinS WeItfalen beitebt
als foIdt in biefem SABRE s,rabs 100
Sabre.
Gin neuet Sauteransua ers
mosliht IS. Siefen biz su 200 5ub
gu erreiden.
Sm Rorben f9peben. Wolten
I'm aisemeinen in geringerer DOLE
aIs i'm @ii6en.
Gin 9ro9tenaut.o in
Berlin legt bis 5u 10000 aiIometer
I'M Sabre Suriid.
Seoe Der Warmorjaalen am
Wiener parlamentsgebGuSe tpieat
iiber 17R Sonnen.
Cine 0rsel, ole 9iidoi gHea
UNI $50 bauen lieb, muBte bon 40
Mtdnnern getreten iperOen.
Die MagimaIbeIaItunq els
ner Rernit- unb RieienfelbIden NH
troipase betrdst 2 Milisramm.
&Onis Jriebri9 /. pfleate,
troB feines Sanses gum Gurus, ie,
Den Tag um 4 lbr friib aufauFebsn.
Der 5orniiter pirb i'm
5ran3Diif9en nit benz oeutiden
Worte mbaprefac". 8. 3. .Saferfad" J.
benannt.
auf 1000 MenI9en, bic i'm
Wutterlanoe leben, fommen in Sen
oentiaen aolonien IL, in BEN britiT
t9en 856.
Die beutf9e Hei6sarmee bez
itanb I'M Sabre 1921 auf Dem 9apier
aug $4,000 Wann. i'm Sabre 1851
aus 10000.
Sas mpberne franaDffde
Sdneafeuer : SeIbsei9ab sibt Is
bis 20 SduB in Der Minute al aes
gen friiber 2.
Der Gar fdentte Der iebigen
&Onigin bon Stalisn ailr Sodaeit, an
STEELE elmer Mitsift. 8riaanfen fir
5 Milionen Sire.
Sn Wien muBte friiber ieber
SausbeiBer, Der ein speites Stods
inert bate, bieies rnentgeItlid einem
9ofbebienten einrdumen.
Dieerfe grtpdhnuns b.s Buds
tpeiaens in Seuti9Ianb finbet fid in
Den @mtsresiitern bon @aoebuid in
Wedlenburs bonn SABRE 1436.
Der Staat 8irsinia erinnert
in ieinem Ramen an Die ensliide R6s
nigin @liiabetb, bic .Sunsfrduli6e1
(Oirso, lattiniid Sunsfrau.)
Der S4otte Macleob fubr lebiqs
lid besbalb nad Sapan, Inn ben sSas
pallern in 8ortrdsen tlar su MAIDEN.
oaB iie eisentli4 Juoen feien,
Sipbtberiebd5tlIem perz
oen BON einem demiiden Stoffe, DEM
.5rtbrpm : Hapbtbol". nod in elmer
%8erbdnnans pom 1,400,0oO set0tet.
Die HorDiee lieferte Dor Dem
&rie9 idbrlid fir etpa 40 Minionen
Dollars 5iiGe. Sabon fangen bic
8riten 10 Prcsent, Die Dentfben nur
6 Yro3ent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
Sn otm Su terb d n

Sn Dem Su u m iterbam
erideinenben rMlsemeen 9onbelss
blob" pirb folaenoes gei4idtden en-
sablt: Sn Der StraBenbabn aerdt Elm
5abrsdf. ndtiirlid Soldnoer, ins
8eiprdd NIT ieinem @egsniiber, III
mem bieDeren 8auerlein aus Ror0=
bollnnb. .gla," fragile bieier, .itebt
heut mas Reues in Der 3titunsss1
So lit bic antiport, ,}e buben diif
einen nmeritoniiden MiaionGr ae
idoHsn, Der Mnareifer 1T sefoBt mpr.
ben rllnb iper nor ss 2enn2
Sin Deutider.- so 10, Gino
bic DsutIden iosar ldpn 70 meit!!1
mar bic iiberrafdte autpori oes.
9Guertsins. pas Is ofienbar oen
Deutiden 3utraute, bdB lie ielbit
idon hi Die 8ereinisten Staaten sins
asridt feien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
2nnfiaanna.

llnleren b~erSlidhen 9ant hermit al.
len 6rennoen nnb Natbarn tueldbe. ms,
aHlaBlth Der arantheit uuo bes Subes
lnierer innieft aeliebten Mntter nnb
@roBmntter, Nina Daimler bilf.
reid 5ur Setie itanben mo. lire 5betl.
nabrne be5eigteH. 6nns beipn6erer Oant
Den BabrtnhtraeerH. iouie audi fir bic
5ablreid)en, biihihen 8iumenipenben,
nno, por @aen Serru Iaitor aasmann,
flr Die a%efiiblpoIr @rabreoe, melche er
Dem Mnoenten Der S%ertorbenen aepibr
met bat.
Die traiern0en Sinterbliebenert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
aan nerhnnfell.

Gin. idbnes, speit6diges Saditetus
@eb6mbe, in Sermanr, bctar1t als ods
5elepbpnr Webaube nno a~ngran5eno an
onsy 8etaiube Der Se,inann Santng&
Banf. Ginaerittet NIT &alierleitnug,
4apaturien inb Suiafticn 3irnrter.
9tebme cine CUTE 6arm IN Sanid, unnf
bebabie ODER perlan9c ben llnteridieS TN
4reis5 ". ". @c@mrbb
GpetSuil de, MUl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
Sin @eiaer NIT idiuarser Sober.

Die 2eber lit Elm 8Iutreiniaer.
8urbe friiber nal oils Sit Der
Seioenfdaften erodtet. Das gIenS
BEL Dielet 2eiiten III, 6oB Ole 2eber
oiird nnreisees 8Iit idapars miro,
8ii6fitdte. &opfpeb, Sdhpinoer ,,nb
8erftopfung Deruriodt. Or. Sings
Netp 9ife giIIs reinisen ole 9eber
irno seber rrelies 2eben. 25c. sci
e,tren apotieter- s(suoe9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
sss.ninast.
ssr itrisrans sebt bis ant sippstraies
sMrid,

sMrid,
Wenigsn oirft. IS bstnnnt fem.
bab ole grunolostn uniersr beutiseu
9poenfnnSe In ibrtn Mnfdngsn idon
5nriidgeben Bis ms bierte Sabrbuns
bert Dor gbriitus. ouf 5ippotrdtes.
Ra9 benz Sabrbud Der GsielIhaft
fir 9ei9idte unc 2iteratur Der
9aubpirtidoft boben f9on oor ibm
griedifds 3laiiiter lid NIT Der Yos
Oentunoe beiddftist. Sefioo bebnnbslt
Die Sauspirtidaft; 0iosenes Don
4polioni f9reibt, ooB ole pflansen
iit BON ben Glementen oes 8pOsns
uno bic 5iere iid BON ben @lementen
Der pflnn3en erndbren. Sippos
trotes aber 1T DER erite, Der li9
Der experimentation gobsntunos ssnds
bert bat. Die Spnnenfpdrme lagt
er sibt Illsn @sssnItGnDsn tbrt
8efpeguns, Der Groe ibre @sitalt. Gr
cot beoba1tet, Oab Der Seudtisteitss
gebalt bss 8obens nod Ieiner Yas
tar. mad Der Jabresssit, nod Der
Yflanae, bic auf inn na9it, unb nod
oeren @ntpidluns iid dnDert. 9tut
einige Der Sat:pren, Die Die SrI9tz
bartlett oes 8pbens ertlGren, bat sr
ri9tig ertonnt. so iast er: rGnts
3isbt bic pflan5s BEN 8ooen mebr als
lie braudt. 70 1T fie trant; entaiebt tie
ibm peniser, 70 gebt lie S%usrunoe;
Die Groe 1T Der Magen oer pflans
gen, aus benz lie 3ur aufnabme fer
tigs Matsrie entnebmen." 9lio
@~runOldbe, bic audi iebt nod Die
9runblass Der Asrttultur9emie ges
blieben iinb! lu9 ben enssr s3ua
iammsnbang Der 4gronomie nit oer
Spbrologte ideint er ertannt gu baz
ben, tpenn er betont: Die 5eu9tiss
teit lit Der Sauftfattpr bel Der @nt.
ipidluns Der pilan5er, unb penn Das
alimo NOD 10 siinftig 1T. Der 8os
oen aber ni9t binrei6enb 5eudtigteit
beiibt, 70 bepGbrt iid bic attlimatiz
lation Der YflonSen ni6t."
8etonut 1T bslte Der GinfluB Der
Spnne auf ole aeife Der Sraube. SIN
3uitano Der gliits bot man teoba9s
tet, bab bic aurpe oes Rnbrunssbes
oiirfniHes elmer Dflun5e abrSmmt,
mos man bnmit ertldrt, Dab Die
Sru6t oes WisosrtIiiben Der frautare
tiger Ssile Der pflanSe perbinoert.
@ebnIid lebrt i1on 9ippotratss: .Sm
4nfang Der gntpidluns entatebt Die
Bflan5e Dem 8obsn MUIR reines Daiz
Ter, in benz Robe. lpie iie pGdit. be-
bari iie zines INNER bideren. oas
beibt frudtbareren Wafers. Oieies
8~ebiirfnis M frudtbarem 8aHer
nimnlt aber ab, lpenn bic Sonne ole
5rii6te brinst." Weiter bebauptet er.
oaB Die @ur5eln it9 bsionoers i'm
Wtnter sntpideln. neil gu oieIer 3eit
bic @Grme i'm 8oosn srDber lit als
bic Der Cuff. Sn ieinem pbpiiolosis
idsn Mert seist er bic annlosie Spis
Ihen tieri1den, plfanSli4m unO 9os
benorganismsn, uno baS Stupinm Or
@gronomie bssinnt aud bel ibn id)on
nit BEN ,2eben 0es 8o0ens."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
3il p~erfanfen.

Cine feline Sartm, Z 8l1ds nnb etrua
IA gderys nten 8ooen entbalteno, inner
balb Der Stabtsren5en BON Sermann ses
leaen, nit autem 8~ohnbanie, Stallnng
unS 2ebens@ ebauben, tleinem &einberge
un6 Sbits8dnmen, unb an gutem sSnbrr
,ue9e, beionbers geeignet fir einen 6ars
mer meffer ipiiniht ndher bel Der Stat&
gu npbnen, in su pertanfer. 2adsuira-
aer, bel 81 0 be rt @aIfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
Trudtgrnnntlpefn

sSd1 babe cine 9rube Gnantitat ietne}
lelbft aebrannten Nppie Snd, &ear
8ranbT unb 5relterifnaps an San6. bel
id biHi9 perfnufeil iueroe bel Der @aHon}
ODER in arbBeren Gltantitaten.
@pttlob 9 hnee
Sermann. Mu.. 8.2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24

9an3 atIantie nbs
lpar fiirsIid duf ben 8einen, nm
3enge elmer nit diem pomp porse,
nommenen 8eerpigung elmer 8rIl.
Sosse gu letn. SraM S. 6. @ecor,
bic Gisentiimerin oes 2odlpooO so.
tels, bate ibren in bic eipisen Sanoe,
aefiloe biniiberssidlummertsu 2ieb,
ling in einen $50 toftsnoen Sara
gebettet. am ibn miitels elmer bot.
eleganten aimoufine mad oem SlinS.
oes5rieobofe IN Sartsbals, 81. o.,
iiberfiihreu 5u InKsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
sal s~ersAafsu..
eeere SdJnapps 6dfer.
Germans 9iitiain9&os.
Sermaun. No.
On nerfunfm

Sans ueb5t Sfabtlotten, frilBere pfts
mntns, giqentbum, an Der meItiidseu
9rpeiten StrnBe, in 5erriaItie Mn-
S6aheres bet
6ra.n. @bilip 9 h nle,ido'er
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
Simm,ls Yriuat- @ottl
Sierte Giraffe, siuiiten 8ege4
mann mno SelnerS @eibdften
&ernann. $40.
Mermdmn. NO.

SrcieS 8ap fiir @dlte, Shaun I'M
GrOsciboB (baiememtl fir Gutomo.
bile; in Si6erbeit unb uuter Ser.
ibluB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
Annual Statement Of the
Mutual Savings and Loan
Association

of Hermann, Mo-, at the close OF bust
ness on Sept. 4, 1915.
Resources
Cash on hand ........ ..,..$ 1901 80
Loans on real estate and stock
security ...-..e.....,.., z6oUO,pU
Loans on stock. l400.0O
x3ls0t 80
Liabilities
Installment stock (dues, no
deduction ,,........ -. ..,,. ....x2S62o.C0
Advanced dues ,...s.,.r...-.... 32.00
Surplus .s...aM...... h. , ... sl0Q.l2
Contingent Fund ....... 49, 8.IS
Bills not payable --.s.4.a. $500
$3lS0l 80
State Of Missouri, lss
County of Gasconade
/, Robert Baumgaertner, Secretary
and Sam Ba~umgaertner Jr., President,
each on our oath. state that the above
and foregoing statement is true to the
best OF our knowledge and belief as
shown by the books and accounts of said
association.
Sam ~Baumgaertner Jr. Pres.
Robert Baumgaertner. Sec.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this the 10th day of September 1915.
Robt. Walker. Notary Public.
! MY commission expires Jan. 9Th, 1918,
EA TAa UrM NV LN 49,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24

of Hermann, Mo-, at the close OF bust
ness on Sept. 4, 1915.
Resources
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-21
|R|DE 60 MILES
| TO CLUB MEET

Watford, N. D., Aug. 20.-Eighty Nc
Kenzie county girls and boys, belong
ing to the newly organized agriculture
al and home clubs, held a g~et-together
meeting at Arnegard yesterday. some
of them coming 60 miles by auto.
Many parents and others interested in
the club work Q present.
The meeting was the outcome Of the
efforts of County Superintendent r. ].
Steffeck, who, with the aid Of Miss
Julia Newton, state club agent for
boys and girls agricultural and home
clubs, has organized more than 200
boys and girls in the county into corn
and vegetable growing and sewing and
cooking clubs.
Miss Newton presided at the meet
ing and gave a demonstration OF the
cold pack method of canning vege-
tables. The peas and corrots used for
demonstration purposes had been rails
ed by the girls.
The girls served g picnic dinner
which had been prepared wholly by
themselves. In the afternoon men,
bers of four of the boys clubs match.
ed strength in two ball games.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-21

the occasion being her birthday. A
very pleasant afternoon was spent
and the surprise was a success.
Mr.. Griffith and family autoed
down from Kenmare and spent a day
with his sister, Mrs. w. f., Lipps.
Herman Kickul is having a bad
time with his broken limb. They
have had to reset it 4 couple of
times.
H. Ward is erecting a building on
the lot east Of the bank and will use
it for his pool room.
G. w. Cochran and Carl Johnson
Of Bismarck have been in town for
a few days.
Elsie Schroeder has SO far recover
ed from her illness that she has been
removed from the hospital to the
home OF W. T.. Lipps.
Mr.. Capper has bought the machine
shed from Chas. Anderson and will
move it over by his store. He will
handle the Deering line of machin
cry.
Mrs. Percy Freeman and Horace
Ward autoed to Bismarck to ~ their
sister, Mrs. McCrorie, who is in the
hospital.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-21
ssasNaNEssaEsaaEHEG $3.50 ESssssas EssaRa asaNNsNssa aaSENKSssM SaaakYxssaaSES EieeEsHESSaass


uated, is surrounded with a good
growth Of timber has fine beach for
bathing and has an outlet that runs
into the Missouri River.
Gasoline launches play upon its sur
face, and in the deep water and some
times in the shadows can be found
many of the finny tribe. At the south
end of the lake has been built a large
dance hall together with hotel and
many other summer resort accOmmO-
dations including an ice cream stand.
Farmers from miles around come
here for outings from a day to several
weeks in duration; the Farmers
Union holds a picnic on the banks of
Painted Woods Lake almost every
week and have from time to time very
large crowds. "
Painted Woods Lake is a very pop
ular resort to those who have seen it
and have visited there, but until re-
Gently very little has been known
about it outside Of the immediate
locality. In time it will without doubt
have all the accomplishments of an
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-21
WEEKLY DANCES
BY COMPANY A

Commencing next Thursday the
members of co. A. will give a weekly
dancing party at the arnlory ON Sec
ond street. An orchestra has been en-
gagged for the season. Several MEM
bers Of the company have been dele
gated to take charge of the floor and
will be held directly responsible by
the officers for the crowd. They will
also look after strangers, and see
that they are properly taken care Of.
Ladies will be admitted free, but a
charge of fifty cents will be made for
gentlemen. Dancing will be from 8
until IL o'clock.
Members of the company are Boost
ing for a Bigger and Better co. A and
are anxious to have the hearty sup
port Of the public in their new move.
The proceeds of the dances will go to
the company athletic association, and
will be used for the installation of a
gymnasium.
The boys expect to have a basket
ball team this winter and are anxious
to have the armory placed in shape
for all kinds Of athletic events.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-21
correspondence
@e !
I: BALDWIN,. i:
= : : = : = = :. 5** = :

Helen Erstrom and Rachel Morris
from Bismarck are visiting friends
here for a few days.
A number of young people attended
the big barn dance at Burkhardt's,
Saturday night, and report a splendid
time.
Jake Splitter had the misfortune to
lose one OF his fingers while working
with his binder.
Mrs. Andrew Johnson has been
visiting friends at Douglas the past
week.
Chas. Anderson of Wilton has sold
his elevator at this place to a Duluth
firm. We understand Mr.. Freeman
will still remain as manager.
F. G. Nelson and wife were shop
ping in the capital city Tuesday.
Ben Nixon returned from st. Paul.
to which place he accompanied a
carload of cattle for Mr.. Finley of
Wilton.
Mrs. J.. c. Poole and her brother,
Geo. Helling, have, gone FOR a visit
to their Old home at Kindred, this
state.
Tessie Ward planned a surprise
party for her mother last Saturday,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-21
v. F. BERR|ER PASSES
AT ROCHESTER, MINI.

William f. Berrier Of Flasher died
Thursday night at the Mayo Brothers
hospital at Rochester following an op-
Grafton. Mr.. Berrier was So years
old, and a pioneer merchant at
Flasher, where the Berrier Mercantile
Company is one of the largest estab-
lishments of its kind west Of the river
in this state. When Mr. Berrier first
went to Flasher he was associated
with the William II. Brown Land
Company. He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Berrier, and two children, one
daughter, Mrs. George Fl. Spielman,
and young son, Harold. He was alone
when the end came, his family being
as far as Mandan on their way to his
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-21

at Fish Lake every day during the
summer months.
On the lake at almost any part Of
the day or night are DQats-row boats,
launches, canoes and sail boats, filled
with fishers, bathers, rowero, cancers,
or boys and girls, OF men and women
just out for a row reading a book,
taking pictures OF going to or from
Of the local stores or the dairy
farm bordering the vest shore.
The principal summer resort Of
North Dakota is yet a sayorite for
people in all walks of life. While
rich people have built resorts with
boat houses and launches yet the
people who are unable to do this come
with tents and camp or stay at one
Of the hotels and have just as good
times, and all class and distinction
GEMS to be forgotten in the enjoy
ment Of Nature and Man.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-21

bedside, when the message came say.
ing that he was dead. The funeral
will be held in Minneapolis, the old
home Of the family, the last OF this
week, and interment will also take
place in that city.
Mr.. Berrier leaves a wide circle Of
friends and business associates who
will mourn his untimely death and
who extend to his family their SIN
cere coincidence in their hour of grief.
He helped to build UP the city Of
Flasher and vas for so many years
identified with its business and social
interests that his loss will be keenly
ro1s .". ..... w'ta.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-21

up-tOIate summer resort together
with the disappointments that almost
always accompany them.
FISH LAKE, ST. JOHN, N. D.
Located in the Turtle Mountains,
seven miles from st. John, N. D.. is
Fish Lake. The North Dakota state
Fish Hatchery is located here, and
from this hatchery Black Bass, Brook
Trout, Yellow Perch, Fainbow Trout,
Bream Trout anG Pike Perch r sent
to lakes and streams all over the state.
The Hatchery and Fish Lake, being
only seven miles from st. John on the
Great Northern Railway, a great many
people from all points in the state
and from many other states come in
by train to sur2mer or to camp for a
few days. Farmers from near and far
come ito Fish Lake by wagon, aItomo-
bile and train. Picnic parties are held
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-21
Mandan country Club.

.eyGL4" wv Ea. E"'-E
Charles Kidd has been awarded the
contract for the construction of the
club house for the Mandan Town and
Country club. The first. steps in the
nroject have already been taken. The
board Of directors end the members of
various committees have visited the
land, acquired from the government
asst winter. and witt the aid of County
Surveyor T. L. Tough, staked out the
site of the building, and the tennis
courts. Work will be started immed-
lately on the construction Of the build.
ing, which will be one story with high
roof in bungalow style The arcbitec-
feet, Mr.. jackson, who was in Nam
dan last winter doing special work for
the government at the experimental
station, drew the plans which have
been adopted. and are considered to
be the most original in arrangement
possible for q club house of this class.
A large ball room 80 by 40 feet in
size takes UP the whole west side. At
the east a reception hall IS by is may
be shut off from the dance floor and
by opening large sliding doors, can be
wed to enlarge the dancing floor. -Four
smaller rooms are provided in the
southeast corner. These include q
Kitchen IL by 10, an Office and smOk-
ing room u by 10, q ladies' dressing
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-21
STRAWBERRY LAKE.

q.
This lake is connected with Long
Lake and both are surrounded with
trees. They are gravel bottom and in
both is a good supply Of perch. The
farmers for many miles around Straw.
berry Lake come here for picnics,
celebrations and vacations. The Far.
mers' Equity Association hold annual
meetings on the banks of this lake
and have speakers to address them on
the various branches of farming.
One Of the enterprising farmers on
the shore of this lake has erected a
pavilion that is used for dancing and
the outdoor meetings. There are a
number Of well.to-do farmers in the
vicinity so that people coming from a
distance are never at a loss for eat
ables. F.. J. Grady,
PAINTED WOODS LAKE.
About IS miles north of Bismarck,
N. D., and eight miles west of Wilton,
in Burleigh county is Painted Woods
Lake. This lake is beautifully sit
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-21
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Northern Farmer pub
ication Co., will be ED at the office
II the company in Bismarck, North
Dakota. at three o'clock p. NJ, Septem-
>er 7th, 1915.
E. H. DRUMMER,
Secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-21
Miss Eleanor Woodruff.

Miss Eleanor Woodruff, the Vita
graph star who plays emotional
leads, doesn't like the domestic life
and isn't afraid TO say so. To occupy
her spare moments when not before
the camera, she has a bulldog who
won't bite, a nice furry cat, a monkey
that has many human attributes,
and the cutest little guinea pig ever.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-21
Returns From East.

George M. Register and son have
returned from a two months visit
with Mr.. Registers mother at Lewes,
Del. They had a fine trip and a most
enjoyable visit. Mr.. Register also at
tended the commencement exercises
of his Alma Mater, St. Johns College,
Annapolis, Md, where he met a large
number of his classmates and had a
most interesting visit. He also visit
ed friends in Philadelphia.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-21
A Correction.

Through an oversight it was stated
yesterday that tie picnic supper CIV
en- Thursday evening at the Country
club was given by Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Allen in honor of Mrs. Aliens sister,
Mrs. H. J. Richter, of Wilmette, Ill
This information was correct but not
complete, Mrs. Alfred Zuger Joining
Mrs. Allen in giving the supper which
was also in honor of Mrs. Zuger's
guest, Mrs. Victor Pierrelee, CT Ash
land, Wis, who rendered several beau
tiful vocal selections during the
course of the evening.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-21
SKIN ERUPTION ),
|TCHED AND BURNED
On Face and Shoulders. Scratched
and Made Worse. Great Dlsfg-
urement. Used Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. Spots All Gone.
r. F. D. No. 3, Box Q. Joplin. MY
trouble began first as little red spots ap-
pearing on my skin. They affected my face

80U 6IIOUlUcISs 1HOJ "0
and burned terribly. Then
l would scratch them and 1t
would mako them worse. My
whole face and shoulders
would be sore. The eruption
would burn and itch espe-
cially when I would get In tho
sun and get very warm and
when I did my face would
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-21

Mrs. Frank Irish and daughter, Vi
Wan, of St. Paul left the first of the
week fer the coast after spending a
week with relatives and friends in this
city. They will visit both expositions
and expect to return to their home
in St. Paul about the middle of Sep.
tembel. 04
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-21

room 10 by 10 and a gentlemen's lock.
er and dressing IL by 10. The
front porch will face on the river and
will be IS feet long and 16 feet wide.
Five large doors from the reception
room and the dance hall open onto
the porch m with the exception OF
the locker rooms, office and kitchen,
the entire floor may be used for party
purposes. -
Warden Frank S.. Talcott, with his
daughter, Grace, and son, Frank, were
visitors in Valley City on Wednesday,
ell route home by auto from Detroit,
MINI.