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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24
!6er3liher Gntpfams
Nuroe ben Sbeilnebmrn an Der
Chic @cietseber.SieuHioa
Sei ifrer setriseu anfunft in
Chattanooga, Scun., Su Sbeil.

Stpd 250 Der 56eilnebmer all Der
ReuniOn Der 8eiebseber, uisle init ibs
rsn Damen. bic Mitglisbtr bss hieiigsn
girgerausI4uIss unb 9ertret.r Der
pr.iie fubr.n ssiisrn @ormittaa in eis
mem SpesinlSug Der Cincinnati Siios
babn mad Chattanooga, Ssnn., mo iis
bsi ibrer antunft oon Der oor!ignl
giirs.rs Organization in Gmpfaua ges
nommen unb in btreit sebalieu Iuios
mobiIsn naa Sem Sauptquartisr i'm
SoisI Baton s,6raft puro:n, no
ibnen 3u gbren Elm iuformsllss Dinner
peranitaItst ipuros.
Die Iabrt BON bier nd9 GGattas
nooga. tpdbrenb ip.lfer bic 15eilrebs
mer Ioipobl ibr 5riihhiid pie uuh ibr
aundeon in BEN Speiispassou ein'
nabmsu, mar cine duberit au1.rshme
unb ssnubr.ifk. 0iels Der 5Riln.bs
msr, bic nod nisunls in Gentudp oes
iueitn, paren poller 9erpuncerung
iibsr bic bubble 2anbf1aft uHo bic
G5snsrien, our3 peI4e tie5dbrt sins.
Sn glsmsr,, Ridmono, paItoH.
Gtora.iotpn, iotpie in 2erington
purbt .urJer 9lufentbalt gsma4t,
lin ben 5ouriItsn 9elss.nbsit Sn ass
ben, bic prd6tiss Geesnb bsiuunhern 81
tonnen. an Der 6igb griogs ipurbe
Elm 6alt BON ID Wlinutsu lsmuht.
s6tnio erbielisn bic Sbsilnshmer 0eies
esnbsii, bic sroBartiaen 9.tris5spsrts
itGtien Der q. &c 6. 9abu in Gerguion
in augsnidein su nebmen.
fyiir ben beuiissn 3ag limb Die 5ou'
riifen oi. GGite Der Sanoslstamner
BON Chattanooga uub bas Prcqrcmm
i6litbt cine Qulomobiliabrt burh ri.
Staet uao umsessnb. iofpie einsn Be
Iu6 Don 2cotout Wouniain unb Der
biitoriIfxn ShIdhtfslber bon Signal
Mountaiu. .Wiiiionarp Rioes unb
gbidamauga Elm. 5euis a6ens nm 8
lIbr finbet i'm pattoH Sotel Elm gaHs
lett AZ Gbtsn Der Iouriiisu itatt uno
UNI II llbr tptrb bic Riidretis nah
Cincinnati ans,trstsn. no Der Sne3idls
aug am Samstas Tlorssn eintrsffsn
ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24

nerstas in ibrer 'Dobnung Derbrannt,
pdbreno ibre Wauttsr Ha9barn einen
geiu6 dbitattste. 4ls bie Wlltter sus
riidtebrte. itanb bas Saus in 8eaen
Slammen unb iie erlitt I6iimme Ser
IeBungen, ais iie Oeriu9te, Surd6 Elm
6eniter in bas 9ebdube ein3ubringer
Die ainbsr itanben i'm altsr opn 3lpei
bis feds Sabrn.
9uptOn, O6io, %. Sept.-Orsi
&inbsr bon Soiepb S3eni6oif, einem
IN R0ro Oopton lebsnoen llngarn, iinD
am Oonnerstag Worgen eriiidt, als
S5euer in Der 8cbnung ousbrat6, in
bic ibre Wutter iie eingsI6loiIsu bate.
Die &irber itanoen i'm 2llter DON 7,
4 unb einem Sabr. Sin piert.s &inb
entging oem Goos. Die &leinsn I4eis
nsn nit Strei466l5ern 9efpislt gu 6as
ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24
!6iibi@e Gbrmng
8nrOe acitern feds nod lebeabcn
@riiaSeriunen oes SrauenuereinS
ner IentidIen erut. Camp
@ailinatOn @emeiube
ju Sbril.

Gin. arobe 2tn3abl Der Witgliebsr
ots JrGusnDereiHs Der Oeutihen
prot. Camp NaIbingtOn @emsinbe
fanb ii6 eeiiern Ra4mitiog in BEN,
fir bic Gj,lssenbsit i:itlid gsidmiids
Ten Sonntdasidulraume Der airGe
sin, I'm ieds Der nod Isb.nbsn 9riins
oerinnsn oes Dor stiDd AZ Sahrsn ms
Qs6en ssrufsnsn 9ereins, b. /. ben
6raa,n 2Ouii. QUIT, pauline Obers
mebsr, qouiis arsus, katherine
Shrotb. katherine goeiier unb @otts
Iiebe Risssr cine beionOere ebrung gu
5beil tper&H gu lafsn. Die beir.
Jrduen pareH unter BEN 0orpanos.
bdb sins reselmdbigs 9eridmmluns
itaitiiHben ioae, mad Der airde gee
lodt Iuoro<n uno sroB mar ibre lle6srs
rdihuna, ais iie lei ihrer QntuHft ron
allen Stitsr bssliidmiiuid)t unb hsrJ'
lihit besriibt ipurbsn. Yfdrrsr Grid
W. 9sder, pel6sr Der Gsmeinot iei.
esm Riidtritt oss gaitors :. u. Dos
poriitbt, belt bann cine berJlihe
9lHiprade al bic Subilarinnen. iuoriH
er duf ibr sripri.bli6ss Wirtsn in
Dem gerein lsit ben IeBien 43 Sabrtn
hinipies uno b,iOnts. bab elm iOIdes
geroienit niht unbsriidii6tist bI.itsn
outfe. 0ardufbin irat bi. iesige prGs
iibentin bss Yereins, Jrau 2dtb.rine
@oler Dor uno ii6errsitte isber Der
feds Griinberinuen i'm Ramsn oes
9sr.ins elm, prd6iise gib.I nit einer.
Der 9elssnbeit entfpr.dsnbsR Wibs
muHa. gx iih bic Onmen nod bon
6i,isr Sipsitsn ll.berrai6uns srboIt
bltt.n, ipar.n iie in ben SouHtdgss
idulraum s.leit.t iporb.n, no biibi4
geSedte unb nit alien Qederbiien Der
5aiIou 6elab.ns 5aieln gum Ri,o.rs
fibeu einluo.n unb no ii6 oann 6alo
Gin ir6blid.s 5rtibsn sntialtete, oas
bic 5beilnebmtr in Better Stimmung
Big ipdt am abenb b.iiammen belt.
WGbrenb bes a6<ltbs belt pditor
geder nod cine tp<iters 4uiprate,
tporin er bdrduf hiufpi,s. bab es Der
Grduenp.rein seipsisn lei, tpel6er Die
9lnpsuna gu Der Gjriinbuns Der 9ss
meinbs, bic i'm Sabre 1873 erfolsst,
aeaebsn babe. 2infaugs nur lpsnise
Witslieb,r SGbl,nb, babe Der Berlin
lein. @niammlung.u III einem 3ims
mer Der 0iienilifen SduI. bon Camp
Wai5ingion a6ee6alt,u uub bort lei
au6 bier unb ba inter Der G,itnng
eines Geiftli6en Don WsiiDcoo 8ots
i.sbi,nit s.bulten fuoro.n, biz bi. Be-
abiihtia.. Griinbuua Der 9sm.inoe.
Der bdRn qfdrrsr 3. u. Dos ettpa
40 Sabr. portland. bur6ssfi9rt Der'
ben !pnnis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24
3ie Ber. ct. OranojurD
III GAN francisco
WiQ piiien, pofiir Die beuti6e Res
9isruna in bieIsm 4anoe $780,
O00 ausgegebeH bat.-

Srantisco, Gal, "a. Gep
ejuitaD 9. &uisntampff, plitglieo Der
,5irma WsieIs, &uIsRampff C 90.
BON ZEN gor,, tpurDe am 9onnsrss
tag beinahs cine Stunoe lang Don
Der bieiigen Ger. ct. @rano 'yurp oers
bort. Die rUiiIen poIlte, lpas ietne ,yirs
ma nit Der gertbeilunq Don beinaGe
100000 9eIoerp Oes oeutioen Eeit3
in Oisiem Ganoe 5u tbun geba6t 9a6s
DER l9euqe IoQ Sugsitanben baben,
odB ieine iSirmd innerbdlb peniger
Wonats nla BEN Qus6ru6 oes Sriss
aeS an bas oeutfde Soniulat in San
,frdnciscO $3.50, 900 gefAift babe.
Ssrr &Mentumpfi tam auf 9runo
elmer 9orlabung isitens bss bisIiaei!
Yer. Staatsn 0iitrittsanpalts Sobn
u. BRETON, ua6 San sSrancisto. 60
iort mad feinem gsrbDr Dor Der
9ranbjurp rsiite er pisber mad Rep
Dort ab.
Die Gtn5sIbsiten ieiner QlusTaaen
ii6sr bic angsbliae gert6silanQ pes
9sIoes, bas, Die Die bieiigen 9unosss
'bsamten bsbauptsn, BON Der osu.i6en
Regisruns fir unnsutrale 3pete qes
IIsfert porosn Iein ioa. iperbsn lsbsim
gebalter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24
nsfdne.

- gllobFus Satobs. 1854 Rontieib
aptnu., Spbe Dart. ioIlibirts gsiisrn
Qa6mittag, als sr auf isinem Wloiors
rab iibsr bic Dine Strdbs fubr. an Der
8. Sirabe nit bem Auto bes GbiDdrb
Dusrbemann, 26 on 13. Sirabs. uHb
ipurbs babel nit folder Mud5t auf bic
Girabe sslblsubsri. bab er grud
beg linttn 9sines bnpontrlia. patrOls
mann aorts, Der 4ug,n5euse hes lins
fans irar. nabm ben U,rIebten uafI Der
Dffise bss Or. :. 3. GaieIIO. 4 OF 8.
Girdbs, no ibm sin Roibrerbano ans
gsIeat ipurbs, iporauf u ua4 Sauis
osi&dfft iptrben icnnts.
- DIs brdiSbriss Gala Hz0lpH.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24
Die Seibe elmer Grmpr.
beten
) m g bater 2atebei Gteoes
lamb, O., aufaefunoen.

lamb, O.. auf9efunoen
GIsbttdns o, %. Sept. -
Die 9ei9s bon Jrl. SenHis 3apis, %
Sabre aft, tpuros an 9onnerstag i'm
Sbaier cate eiunOsn. Die goli8si
g!dubt, bab iis Osrg.paltisi uHO OanH
i'm See erirdn.t puroe.
Grl. 0a0is Durbe felt SonRtas
2t6tnb permibi, paRu tie ibr. Bobs
nuns osriisb, ertldrenb, bab Iie oi:
G6iitt babe. ben 46eno nit siuem
Grtunb Dsrbrinsen gu poIen. Die
9eite mar O0lie angetlsibet, als ie
sefunbsn puroe. Der Munn. nit BEN
5rl. Oopig Suiammentrsffen DoQte.
III aufgeiuHocH poroen. er fast, oaB
sr ieins @srsin6arung, nit i6r 3uilm.
meRtrsffen gu rpolsu, ni6t .inss3altsn
babe.
Der Zee 1T bon sinem WdIoten
umseben, bur6 bas Jrl. Ddois ssfen
mubis. unb ss i4eiHt.. bab iis bort
ii6erfalIen purbe.
9alas oes MOross
i'm etiten 9ruoe ans
getIdgt.
Rem gort, %. Sept. = Gsgen
Slpnp 5aIas, sinsn geoieniteten Der
fSrau Gli5abstb Qi6oIs, bic am s.
September in ibrsr WUbnung hraubt
unb srmoroet puros, III am 2lbsuo
cine auf Wloro I'M sritsn 9raOe laus
tsnoe 4ntlage erho5sn iporbtn. 3d!as
IOl bic Nldnnsr, Sic ben Moro D,riibt
ha5eu. in ous Sl.s sjnsslafen blbsH.
Disie brsi WiGrHer iiu6 nod ni5t
ptrbdfist por5sn.
Die @ranojyrp bat aud nod gesen
3ipei anntre RGnner in eisler 4ngslss
ssnheii glutlaesn auf MorS i'm eritsn
Grabs srbcb,R, bic Ramsu tno dber
ncn nihi b.iannt ssmati pprOtn.
Sbedter6ranb.
Montreat, Canada, %. Sept.
- Das prinssb: 9beatsr an Ct. Ga
tbsrinf Str. i'm Ser5eH Der Stdot &c.
Itgsn, ipuroe am 9onnsrstas tbsiIs
iptiie burh 5en.r SsrItDrt. Der gers
luft kIduft iif aui uHsefdbr $780,
900. Das Snntre III 70 tart bsitds
oist. bdb Is n0tbis 1T, bos 8ebduoe
gang 81 retunitruireu.
Das Seusr mar In Der @dIlsrie
diisasbro6sn unb es bic Beuerpebr
an Srt uno StslIs dniam, itdnb ifon
bus sanss Dad in btlsn 5Idmmeu.
Bier ainbsr perbranut.
SGrse, pd., 23. sept. - Bier
ainbst poR Daniel Rib iiub an Scns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24

aug bem 6aufs Blair 2lpe. unb CART.
forb StnaBs. Elm 4nsus Iopie cia
Hina nnb cine 8oritednabel i'm Werz
ihe BON $35. 6rau psarl Dolsan,
6S1 DeIt 2. Str. / 9iamant Bro
DIE Wertbe DON $35, iotpie cine Yorie
NIT $3.75 aus elmer aommobens
i9u6lobe in ibrer Wohnuna. = Big
Jour R. R. Co., / aiite S6ube aus
siHsm s5ra4tipaaaon an Der Burns
Strabe. Wertb S45
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24

3,pei perionen
@essn bee aHsebliden Strans'iden
@eriidernuaoidJwinbeIs
perbaftet.

>
Smel Ser9ul'anseh 'puroeH am aePi
iisen 2dse IN SetDlhOuna mIt pen,
ansepipsn 8eflipetan9slu,'p'hoe
potssnOmneh, pen Der Sduuhisrnsp'
msf HoDsrt Sinng inl5snlrt pdSn
lgIi, DIT llp CUR 3eii IN Tep SIleahs
p'hIsr SVioB unn hlesei oeIli'os'.
On eo" peH 0s'eitips 2ullleth unr
Sant matoe selisrn plsr DER 10
SagIs aiie 0droIo oiuestr, prh 20
o4so Hsaolns Hodo. ptrpatie'. nap
teno IN younssioipH. D.. DE 6ell1
nupnle Don itpah Topert Sirane e.
frlsit Stipe Werpattuneen ipnroef
pon Der Columbia Stle sSnluran.s 70 20
psiahidB'. DE ossanpist Tim Slooo
Deitpseh ipotDeh 3u kin, ole Usu'
Strana ha6 otm psrmsiniilnen az,
lersH lprss 0ditsH Don bsr SsleulqaI'
dnIal!lIie.
Snsiber peano iif dnsspHp'
ipis Rrsiis aus'hprli6 psrip'ei ah'
x. UfaI IN elnsm BOOT NIT Si1dhs'
9is oisler Dsraus9elauen uho srltuh'
,ea ZEN ioilis iOap'eno q lia iPa..
ladlli0 legi III UeiD GrleaHs plHie'
Sa'oB uno Hiesel bsflhoel. 3is de.'
napms SpelBsrs erlol9ie alf stao''
rsnos ausiassn bin. be Trau Strdi1
lolori nab lprer Verbdftiins III
gonnastoipn ssmadt baben ioll.
5rdu SiraHa lpuroe adT Der IN
ih oer Rdpe BON glounssioipu aslsse'
ien iEarm ibrer eltsrn osrbdfttt nno
iol, ipie osr Osisfitp ebdtles Voter
ton eolnmons. Der DIG Vergat'una
putnagm, Depaupia. EN- umidIshoes
VepahOhiB aoselsat paosn' Olslehn
VetanonlR auiolse loll Urau Sirans
5lsessOeI paosn. odB l's an SeDeiis'
ge1llgetunsfsslosrn fur pen ails.oA,
uFn 2oo iatss gaffsn SI4oo tOls'''tl
ahe Don oietr Summe s4opo oeNug'
9uUe, mn eihe ppppIFt uU3alluSeh'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24
1ie 6fterreihiigen mnb
nngarii4en 2lrbeiter
9 ollen peranla BIT ptrbeu,
bic Qrbeit in ben Wuni.
tiousfabriteH ME.
ber5nIe gen.

DbseIinG 20. ga.. %. Sept.
- Cine gepeglns, ole Geitsrr:iasr
uno llngarn. bic in Ia6ritsn bsiddf-
tigt limb, bic Wunition fiir bic glaiirz
ten anfrtig.n. gu peran!aTsH, bic Qrs
belt nieoer5ulegen. puroe bier am
9Onnerstas inausurirt. irbem angss
.iinbist ipurbs, odb ein Rsbner, Der
cine gleptlanber 0eiellitoIt reprdiens
tint, Dor iOlRn 4rb.itern am Samss
tag a6eno in Bridgeport, O5iO, .iHe
Rebe bdltell piirbe.
Die 9etrNbslsit.r BON 1a6ritsn,
Si. befiirdisn, bab Die 2eut. oi. 2trs
belt nieo.rI.gen, baden 6sreiis 2tns
italtsn setroffen, I'M bi. pldB. Der
2,ute nit 2(rbeitsrn BON anoersn Jllz
tiounlitdt.n aus3uiiiQsn. Si. Go6r,..n
I'm DbseIineer 9iitritt baben grobe
9.iteaunsen fir QIrtilleriegeitoTs an
l5dn6.
Die Seibe elmer Grmpr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24
Geniidle Sas Geicaidlait.

SSm 9lnidiub al Ole beute 9lben6 in
Ser Central Suruhnlle itattiinoen6eil
Gdeaatciiiibung Der 1elltiden Sao
@cieilifait miro SER Dienoeliobn ei.
ncn Yortrap iiber Den arisg mo Die
negenmdrtige Gage III Ge!ttidldho
balten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24
Sum m a cum Loube."

Der profeTor fir WiebiSin betm
Grumen. rBas tbun sic, Serr aau-
Nibot, fpern cine perIon, bic geiunb 1T
unb ii6 eiubiIbet. franz 8u ietn. Sie
rufen lGBt2"
Der aanoibot; sd gebe ibr etpds,
iponat ibr libel pirb, unb perorone
hdnn Elm 9eaenmitteI."
Der profeFcr; Dgeridumen Sic tel.
men gusenbIid Lancer, bdugeu Sis 10.
fort Sbr GersteiHiIb aus.1
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1341 Spcamors Strabe, ipurb. s.flern
abenb eesen 5 llbr. aIs lie all Der eds
Der gDoobfparbSirabs iiber bic Gtrabe
Lief, bon BEN auto bes e. Ben. sue.
ling. 70. 146 WsIt 0. Strabe, COB,
inston. seiroifsn, fam aber sl:idlider
Weiie-nit leidien 8srlsbunssn bnDon.
Uisbrers gusen5eugen bes llnfdIls
hradltsn bic aIsins mad 6aufc.
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Zterblid)feitsberibt.

sarab Mpst. SO. 2233 RelfOn
glpenus; Ri.rsnIeiosn.
georas Sprn, 43, 4076 siiton
e(penue; 1ppbusiitbsr.
William 8uiiin. Is, AT On ..
Strabe; Serslsiben.
I. (sbiparS Slider. 55. 62o Burns
GiraBe; Niersnleibeu.
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9leftriidss AutO serit5rt.

Die iysusrpsbr ipurOs seftern RaHs
misiaa ,ura Dor brei llbr duf sinsn
iti[len gllarm bin na6 Der ReiibsnlI
he's 6. 8. M. 6opiins. No. 4008
R0it Sia Gpsnue ssrufsn. DO sin
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ehiFsua&riatex.

Repgort, %. Sept. - 9lbgsa.:
spatris" nad pirGus.
2i5arb. poiIirt: rRpnOam" bon
Rsp YOrt, nad ROTTERDAM beitimmt.
Rsapsl. slngst.: ngurOuu" BON
Rep gOr,.
Bottom. slnsst.: ~GanDpic" bon
Rsupel.-
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elsttrii6es 9luto infolge aur8fdluffes
in grdnb asrathen mar Bel ibrsr
2lnfunft mar iebo9 bas 2tutO, bas
einen Wertb bon $1,000 bate, i9on
bpllItdrbio atrft1rf.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-11
City News

III. Martin of Emmett was in town
Friday.
M. A. Harson Of Regain was in town
Friday.
l.. Edwards Of Wing was in town
this week. s.
Henry Eggen of Motif was in town
recently.
William Lautz of Ryder was i, Bis j.,
marck Friday. II 1
L.. T. stoensWald, Of Minot was in
town Friday.
Fl. R. Freitag of Max, was in town
the other day.
A. S. Reid Of Steele was in town
the other day. XII
Frank Kowarsch of Underwood vas
in town yesterday.
r. Penner of Wahpeton was in
town the other day.
Dewey Goodman Of Dawson was II.
town the other day.
Will Anderson CT Rugby was a Bis.
marck visitor recently.
L. w. Englehart Of Enderlin was a
Bismarck visitor Friday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-11

." a. . ".r't t',t-"F~rtl.F rar..' 81 "a. .# a.sA4
Mr., Morrisey's daughter takes her
place.
G. w. Galbreath, w. L. Huffard and
S. G. Carney Of Turtle Lake were
Bismarck visitors this week.
A baby boy was born yesterday at
the Bismarck hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
William McAllister OF B%raddock.
F. 4. Teachout of Glencoe was in
Bismarck this week, visiting his wife,
who is a patient in a local hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Williams OF VIII
ton we're in town the latter Fart OF
the week.
The following visitors from Fargo
we're in town the last Of the week:
M. e. Cole. S. A. Bowers, l.. G. Farm
er, Jacob Nelson. A. r. Russell, Mar
tin Anderson and J. T. Cotter.
'@- ,@" POISON IVY.
Picry for the relief Of poison ivy
poison, oak, etc.
Satisfaction Or money refinded.~
Sold by Cowtn's Drug Store. Man
ufactured by Picry Mfg. Co, Ambia,
Ind.-Adv. ..u.. .
Johnson's Popular Priced Store
Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-11

A baby boy was born yesterday at
the Bismarck hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
William McAllister Of BraddCck.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-11

J.. A. Power Of Leonard "a a Bis
marck visitor recently. @
w. j. Bickert of Washburn4 Was a
Bismarck visitor Friday. %%
w. T. Moseley and D. A. Brighetier
Of Cando were in town yesterday.
L. G. Mckenzie of Aberdeen, S. d.,
was a Bismarck visitor the other day.
w. C. Broughton and w. A.. Matson
Of jamestown were in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Turner and A.
w. Britts of Linton were in town Fri
day. 80 s, pr4t - "a
j. r. Andrews and B. II. Molsberry,
Of Harvey were Bismarck visitors re-
Gently.
Miss Mildred Scott and Mrs. J. w.
Scott of Center were in town the 9TH
er day
- Franz Shubeck and ]. H.. Wishek
of Ashley were. in town the last of
the week. n Y H..
Hon. D. X. Brightball Of Cando, ffor-
mel state auditor, was a capitol visit
or yesterday. h -
Mr. and Mrs. E. e. strandemo and
Mrs. A. Barnes of Baldwin were in
town the last of the week. sssT
Miss Olivia Bangan Of the Dakota
Printing Company left last night or
No. 2 for he1 home in CrooKton, Mimi.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-11

f. 4. Teachout of Glencoe was in
Bismarck this week, visiting his wife
who is a patient in a local hospital.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-11

G. w. Galbreath, w. L. Hutfard and
S. G. Carney Of Turtle Lake were
Bismarck visitors this week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-11

Mr.. Morrisey's daughter takes her
Mace. - !
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-11

Jollnson's Popular Priced Store
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-29

BATTALION ASSEMBLY
WILL BE IN THIS CITY

Officers Of the Second Battalion,
Third Regiment, assisted by the men,
bers of the Bayard Company, No. },
U. R. X. p, are to hold Battalion
assembly in Waterville, Thursday,
May s. Portland Company. No. OF
Portland with it's drum corps will oe
present to give an exhibition drill, ami
to demonstrate in the work of the ini-
tiation. General Charles K. Camp
bell and staff. Col. NJ. It. Ware of the
Third Regiment and staff, aud Grand
Chancellor Charles S. Wilson of the
Grand Lodge are among the profni-
nent X. P.'s expected for the occa-
sion. Col w. E. Riker Of the First
Regiment and his staff are also ex-
pected. Invitations nave been sent to
the companies in Augusta, Madison,
Searsport. Skowhegan, Bangor and
Belfast. The greater number of the
guests are expected in the afternoon
and will give short parade, follow.
ed by the working of the rank. prob"
ably in the armory. All the knights
will then be the supper guests of the
local company, and in the evening
there will be a grand military ball
ana an exhibition drill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-29
FIRE TRUCK PUTS
IN BUSY SUNDAY

Chemical l was called out three times
within Sc hours Saturday and Sunday.
The first call came early Saturday morn
ing for a chimney fire at the home of
Orrison Cross, 5 Pleasant street. One
chemical was sufficient to remedy the
trouble without damage. In the afternoon
a crowd of small boys had started a fire
in a stove in small shack they use
for camp in the fields near the foot of
Silver street. The stove became over
heated and set fire to the shack. doing lit
tie damage except the destruction of the
camp, the lumber in which was worth
about SO. A grass fire in the same vicin-
ity that was creeping towards the woods
gave the people living in the neighbor-
hood some concern Sunday noon and they
telephoned for the auto truck. Fifteen
minutes work on the part of three or
four firemen extinguished the blaze.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-29

with the hest wishes and amid the re-
crets OF the friends which he has maze
during his stay here. Mr.. Lewis was
born in Providence, r. L., the son o.
Lathrop II. and Sarah 0. (Croweip
Lewis. and attended the schools there'
graduating from the East Providence
High school, He attended Tufts ana
upon graduation from that institution
was asked to write the class ode. From
Tufts he obtained the degree of 5. L. b.,
and while in college he was a member OF
the baseball team and Of the Glee Ciuo'
His former pastorates have been at
Nicholson and Linesville. Penn. Maa'-
con. Me-. Taunton, Mass, Fairfield and
WatervilleL
While at Taunton Mr. Lewis became In
terested in social service work, and dur
ing his pastorate there, was presldent
| for two years Of the Board Of Assoclat-
! ed Charities. At the same time became
| interested in the work of relief to tu-
berculosis sufferers and through MS
efforts an organization was formed Tor
| the relief for tuberculosis sufferers
| Tn line with his tendency for the work,
/ when coming to Fairfield, MI. Lewis
became interested in the work being
|
sufferers and during his stay for year
and half was business manager Oh
the Chase Memorial Sanatorium, and
1t was due to his influence ana worn
that that institution was pushed ahead
and became the success that II was.
His three years charge Of the parishes
| Of Fairfield and Waterville mas peeh
marked by great improvements in the
churches. both socially ana financially.
| BY his work, the young peoples choir
has been organized in the Fairfield I'M
versalist church. composed of chorus
! of Is or 80 young voices. MI Lewis
! natural ability to sing and his rich bar
! itone voice has proved great asset IN
| his social aid. He has always very
generously appeared at social functions
! given in town and vicinity, and his tai
ent has always been put to use in enter
| tainments and fairs given by the church.
| In the fall of 1912, the Japanses fair was
! given by the societies of the Fairheio
/ Universalist church, and all the decorat-
| ing and arranging of the fair was under
| the personal direction of Mr.. Lewis.
! The minstrel shows that were given IN
! 1914 and 1915 We're also directed by Mr..
Lewis.
| He is prominent IN tne Maile ANU
tuberculosis Association, IS at the head
of the Health Department in the Maine
Universalist Social Service Commission,
! secretary of the Maine Sunday school
Association. and district superintend-
ent for four years of the Universalist
work at Tantor, Attleboro, Mass and
vicinity. He is q Mason and past
grand of the l. o. o. F.
! Letters for the following are adver-
tised at the Fairfield postottice. Fri
day, March 26: Miss Ruby Daggett,
Miss ]. L. Clark, Mrs. Edward Hodges
/ Miss Ada McGraw, Miss Bernice Wal
| ton.
Mrs. Clyde Gibbs returned Friday from
a several days visit in Clinton, where
she was the guest of her parents.
{. r. V Rand of Rockland, engaged in the
brokerage business, was in town Friday
and called on Judge Harvey II. Braz-
zell, with whom he was acquainted while
living in Milbridge. Mr.. Rand was at one
time principal of the Milbridge High
school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-29

There will be a special conclave Of
st. Omer Commandery, No. II, Knights
Templar, in the asylum on Common
street. Wednesday at 7.45 P. NJ, for
work in the order of the Temple and
the Order of the Malta. st. Omer has
accepted an invitation to attend Di-
vine worship IN the commemorative of
Easter at the Unitarian church Sun
day morning. Rev. Frank l.. Phalen,
the pastor, who is a member of the
order, will deliver the sermon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-29
Isaac c. jackson

day morning at his home in Vassal-
boro. He was a shoemaker by trade
and was well-knoWn throughout the
vicinity, where he had lived for many
years. He is survived by four sons,
Elbridge q. of Vassalboro; George A.
and James E. Of Waterville, and Or
lando A. Of Riverside, one daughter,
Mrs, Carroll Farrar of Stanford, CT,
adm two sisters. Mrs. John Ellis and
Mrs. Martha Sampson of Augusta
The funeral will be at P. NJ Tues
day, with Rev r. G. Peacock of Vas
salboro. Interment will be in the
Union yard.