davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

nsss ~ ~ aiAo q ssalnasy ~.
A. 4 49, sssD . sAsss ~ s.sa .
aashiss ~ ~ Hasasy, sAsaA "
s6asA = - assa1ne = saeAiaG slss,
~ 6aa sea1A sA 111ss i0Ai1sssass
- ~ ~ = thsas ~ oi0h3 q isast
ssn ~ ~ ssskA - hssp tAsis esws
- ~ ssa1 81 ~ Asvs tAsas bsviass
esss6aG shs.G ~ ~ 80 80 ssakss
rssks - ~ ssaAs II shs0sO; Anyway
Asss II wishing tAsa en- s.assssss Pssvs
Ia. siGA4 hs1tss naii 80 tAaa vs
hsvs Pssvsa - -, ~ u - ~ ~,
tAsa sss Patssss vill ~ have n.eh Il
. nail sseviss - bsaG sbsst Fer ws
rsa&as tAaS ~ ssrsly sssAsd axiss.
mighty BOD.
- snb tAs veils q s,gsish frsm
~ "nal naa'', asA slss s.ds thsse
svfal items which should prove .
source e Fs6sf = tAs rseAss Of the
Pest. After all kicking never pays,
Il , tAs shsssfsl esD that nskas thiaGs
% smooth, ssl . snils bssts . fsv.
svsy tine, bst R sss will oasssvS, ~
kicker, tAs gFsueA 10 tie ese that Ssts
thing going for tie ssa.y enc. sad
thrsash his kicking, othsfs can s3ofd
to smile aAA b Merry. ss0s oas nust
always pay the Adder, while the otAsrs
Aaass, and it has bssa ever 20, s.d will
b uAtil America = bsssssl With god
FseAs which win .svss -, bsssass a.
American wsslA satAsr ~ 100000 test
Of god "novis reels" thaa 10 fsst Of
good roads; his disposition b sseh that
he viii make nses fsss ovs9 500 fest
q Psse "nsvis sts1" tAas So niles
q nissfabls ssoAs.
A. q. OUNBG1
HI 1AisA-IAas De!
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
YRD 0o0gO

WAss yes kssp . bsy is1sssstsd N
fseesen, Sessssn, tssais, sd H. kks,
ysa iesssa IT, eh..ess tAas - win ~
istssssts1 in thing ~ - ~ for hin.
n YsstA's Csopasiss, sisss ~ e.
lsrss.ssA sivss sssssoss sPsss - this
matter e sthsletie traiaiAG, asl gs1s
ths bsst esssAss in ~ essstsy - vsits
fer X.
Hsw - practice - beeeas . Asst.
rate pitcher, Aow 70 trsin fer . rsss,
NV 70 leasA The HeWesat stsskss IN
swimming -thsse asA . hasArsd ether
topics q tie sFse>sst interest," 70 boys
10 girls, toe, fos that natter-avs
touched upon in this important depart
ment of the Companisn.
And this is' only = small part Of the
service which The Companion renders
in any home which it enters. 1t has
points Of contact with q hundred inter-
ests. ".s. '1 .
If you do not know The Compa MON
IS it is today, let u.s. send you one or
two current issues free, that you may
thoroughly test the psper's quality. We
will sent the Forecast for the current
volume.
Every new subscriber whs sends t2.CO
for years Subscription will receive
free, Ths 'Csapsaies Hsas Cslssaas
for 1915. $50
TAE YOUTH . COMPANION .
IA Berkeley Street, Boston, Mass.
New assesiptisss received ct this
s4ies.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
e&An - ecaAu un9RAY

Or 6Ak sf tAs above nA1oA 49,
say u Psssamsd - seDst q dh1ssHA>
spsiAs. 40 pa.s tAssagh AsG1ss -
~ vsS - Vssnsl 0QAsa - GAh
Lake City.
fAsas viA be . hssvy tsastb tssvsa
shs00A IL as..Iais slaAss ~ ysas
- aesssn1 Il IL Csklssaie eapssi-
|tis.a - sAsss ssiag - s1Ass plass
- - tAs lssAss ssiaG ~ ssi.sieal
ssaAaa.
Alrsslv IL sossi,l ssaiss ~ hsss
saasasssA ssss - Dsess - -
0sa.AA Nsahlv - aasV pseV1s .
~ sarsy IN Psssss y . = ~,
80 sasA.
~ ss.t s.sstis. (vtlA sAsnl Us.iA
- ~ shsiss q sssAsA. 0sat - ssy
|ss $3.50 this y H. hsse-i4 snssly 3.
bsG - Asvs ~ - sahs ~ sGA-r
ssHsw sslisvs i, hy sAssiAg ~.
WAieA y tAs bsst vsy - ssasA tAs
prospective trsvslss!
Il aPPeaxs - ~ tAas = Raas ssasty
(Osasrsde aP6Apl Oa0ss ss.sAy
(Dssas Vista snl eaklal, Lahs ssssty
(LssAville), Easls es.aty (nsa Ci2,
Ai.tsrA s.A nasisD, Ptskia sss.ty,
(Aspsn), Garfield es~s<y (oasavssd
|6Psi.es, New CAstis saA 1i1sD Ard
Rio BA.es county (Asskssl, should
issue some literstsrs- st seas with
ordinary iafor.atiea saA likely Sses-
tioss answered.
1t would hardly pay for seeA section
10 Issue = littls beck, cd havs the
tourists paving then svss I'll ~ tine
TO ct the right one. Get sst . good
singls book, eaeh participant Pey for
the space they occupy, ssA ell the
books to publie-spisitsd sttiasss in the
towns mentioned.
This will inssrs ths bsst. listsibstion
sf the books, fer oss Psesaatiss es.es
from every state in ths Unisa, sal
the purchasers would esd thsa - we'll
to-do people, wAo are kksay - tsavel,
Or Who are known - vast - nsks .
change in lseatiea, With ~ ssSsest
|ts shsw The bssk - sEhseA
Ths books veaA fsash every eastern
state, sad thess W. stastea II sstss
essld fsllsw H. psisAs = inesss4 Ire.
Ute Fsss - tAs 1saOsly ~ 6seaA
Wha< - ~ th1nkf
Neshee Dsviev.
Fssl iasS1iA, wsak, s1a AsUnt ekad-
|asAst 0Gs0asA "s9S" 4 ~ ss0say
|h Dsrdsek mia 1i4Aess. NJ y0sr
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
stoox aA,sluls-1Ax9 g @aApq

lse sesss = NSfe.s sssas . ai,ss
fssa Kssoanag, ~ - hAg ~
tisa; a,eiEsas seee fssts 3-sosy ~
As.sa san 2z1si - sEsi.s =
paass nsss Assss. 0alv Gbsst - assss
slsassa a.l snAse esltivaeisa, 1T -
essss 60 - ssltivassas vasss sisAA
ahssasssly nUe-sleA ap,ssA sossA
sssnasys ~ ~ saaGs sAjs,siag III
sspssev, aaohe 49, ~ olssvssa
sity - suAssAea pss9a4y. u Aose
esooa ean ~ - - aAsne -
4 I neclDo&
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
oloW SUOAn 0lAS3

|0usae 6se Aay, essl, Hssass, 0hoa.
|UesR - sssp. 1ssises asseoAe,
qQanAD s1iA 0ssWs wAsssvse sse0s0
(osA H1s ~ elee ~ Ss0a -.
- 06sl1R lssA A1oDsc
DnGnno N A1mnA 0GnnA
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
m xA0

~ $50 eaAsA. 0eeA W11ee ~
~ asrss alfalfa; - aesss osofo heA;
balaass pase.rs. ossA Aaiay - 49,
ss.cA. Pissty e Peias water. Asess
slx34. ssod ssAbsilliAp. Allsss n
Post. tUW
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

For eals-Lasd Scrip which can b
ussA fer securing title to any Gown
nest -la,A suSjsst to homestead entry
without resiAs.es q cultivation bsias
rsquirsd. Fully gusrsatsed. Fos Psiss
address q. ". Hubbeu L Bon, Gpsing-
|fisld No. 1S0
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
COUNTY ux1r sosoo1 sxsfz,

4 thorough invsstiSasisa has shown
thas W are - OsseiAg ~ Asst ~
suits possible frsa ths nosey Psat -
our Fsssl oeasssA H. svera0s daily
attendance Of these seAeols is bst fer
tyfs.r pr csat Il ~ sAilAssa Of
sehssl ase. A sssehes il ) ss4ntsy
seAosl -.st teesA ssvessl gsaass asd
many sshjsets, ssd usually ~ .sss
DsPih ~ - aalsttsA . tsosAss y
~ ~ ldAsaA 81
Again, tAsss = httIe saifssIity Il
nsthsd in H. Ai1sssse seAsslA This
IL directly sstsisstaSls - ths sxistsass
q ~ ssei@saAsa aistsist sys1sa. Pr.
tAss, ~ asse e . sssaty = sfssn -
great ths4 ~ ssssty ssessistssasse
es.sst s.pssyiss sasstivsay. Il b ~
sanssAsl 49, ~ AsesSst syseso -
abs,isAsa ssA ~ ess,4y 0sesa b
estahaishsA. rt- or p.
A es.sky ssasa ss.psss1 - in ~
city, Of pshais spirited ~ s.a w.
men, serving witss4t esaPs,seasa,
esssd compel . larger attssdases, sess
more attractive isasesnssts to saPsri-
e1oed teaeAesa, pesvids unifsnity sf
methods and courses, aAsqsass aPsr-
vision, could purchase MPptss ss
wholesale and obtain . gsaseal h0A
efficiency in ths country seAosh.-Ffe0
Governor Carlsoa's Inaagu1al Addfsss.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

A lazy liver leads to chronic dys-
pepsia ard censtipatisa,- weakens ths
whole system Dosas 1sgulsts (1Se
Per Se1) act mildly Oh tie liver snd
|bowels. At al drug stesss. .
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

Cheapest seeils.t insafanes-Ds.
Thonss' Eelestis OIL Fss bss.s,
sealds, euts anA sosepsasis& Al Ar~6-
gists ell Il. ~ 81 ~. .
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

For any iteAinsss Il the skis, ess
skin r.sAes, ehsP, pinp'es, sse- ~
Doan's Ointment. Soc at all asoS
tsores. .
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
Ho alx1

e;x sssa Asss \ - sssalais. -
ssse ~ d Gssa ss.a1s.ss pssa1sa =
ossswse1 oasa3la hse11sa - .
sWsss e sst1aosk 0w.R vM nahs
l. gsea pssss a.A givs sal1s1nsessy
tssns - pass = anssaA Oh q -
sG,ss ~ psslss1.A
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
oIUWooD l0oRW1Y % ~

Parties hviH9 oaxdsA ss1nty
raaeAes = dispsss Il wAs W1n taAs -
|payas.s AsslsaAas 0osswosd pD0ev,
Wm u Wun - 1nhs SAsis W111o 1nsUo
10 - = I hWO Q ~ o00O = -
~ = vss0. 4 I Uo1Doa
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

n nsssAa,4 NJ a1vsstisss h lii
Asas PaP0 b . fssss1 10th 70 hinssn
aoA - toWn.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
- t.A1ssasa NAs4 ie1a e
- SuE1ls1oosa ~ o., 1elk
Gz11cAl1oses ioe &AH,ae

ARFI1CAff0960 IOe 0kAE1la
H1n0I1A Ns4kes = hssS6y ttvsa
S a1 aiSasa1ssk ~ pa1e6 -
- ess1s 80 hssen v11Aano ~
0ooDD NATIONAL Eoal l.e9O
q - -; !. s. :: ,s,d, g.: =: :; !! ~ . ~,
- .; III sPPasaissss hfsr -
|Asosge ~ 1 HIS. I'm in1sgQsaeo
L ss0sa - ~ gsssiag fsss !. -
sAas1oa sd Saaak fseas e Be - t1
1aki1e sRpfieatiea WIN 0e farnia1ed
- Rs4assG II " ThORS0N,
AseiAg 0aPsrvisse. 1SeSSe
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
IDoR1dDe WAxzD

I wan4 ss0s a sseG SPs1nO q
ssess d psspsssi0 L. Vas%'sl sDdAU
~ fssit Vaa<Asa .sssk '.sSAs4 ~
80 psoses ssassss vsA Issahs1 ~
~ ~ ssas - esssA psspsssy -
sa,A I Aevo hQsasss ess - VsspSe'
~ - . ~ shsass - - = eos
- ssaAG Otvo - - assuuAo -.
aipesa, 4lsss1isA ~ Alsassss -
sssssse tswA 0o11s vAn1 AVsts0'
osses - = - paDss 81 ~ ~
s~Ws1e Ssles ~ sssaD = - y
lis11ssue ~ 6asssA ss1o = =,
ssSe 6sasv4ss - n ~ ~ -
sesA0s ~ Sehs pssVeeH. sses -
xna wasoso - ~ pssessso0 011
lssaefsa. DsaH ~ Asal1iss vl1ss
= ~ pssbssev q ~ uaA hs.aA
- 4. ]. DGCDlln.
ODHnUsso a1AR 0l0um1A
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

t08 0AfR 2p0RA208 a C2AND
4 eottae yansA e ~ osfss GDoeo -
- e IL 1ssst saa0Ds IN Ososso1A
Has - sssss un4ss aibsA, a1sue ~
un6H saltivst3sas slsss - go ~.
ks1A Ns11 sQaispsA witA faso -
shiassy - s4ssk fse r..niag -
H = Q Snso baennla = - -
- Qsv aavsAag Asa - -
a1G111A - Dsoa11sA
~ pall1sllD oa1DsD Z Z 3 80
0ls10ooo to1A
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
Hoa M1a

Fs.ey b 2. Z. csshssslA HAsns -
aA1fsao MA L a 0UDooR.
|sS0 Nv onal@ o.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
4 II - ADV10

|5~-00y OseaV. osssaA-DssS
Asslnsn1
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
W011u1 o. AAVU011I4 nAY

Dsssas q AIAat Csblse, 1ssssesA =.
n usAsrsiG.s1 haviag Ssso -
PsiaAsa aAAinistssess - sse1sss e -
sGGass u AIbsrs osasss, Iats - ~
|Ouussy Il 0sslsss1, h ~ .0>a1s -
0sasssAs, 4ssssspa, AOyay Oiyo lst3es
|>Aae - win aPPeey 1efsss ~ Oeoa4y
|Ossst u sid 0asfisN Usoaey, = ~
|Cssst assss IN 0lsswss1 0psene =
~ Cs.ssy, - Hss1ez, ~ .6heS
Anyosf lGassA, 4. q. M. - ~ hsos
- ~ s's3sek q =. q saia ~, ss
80 ti.s e Psssse. Asyssg 49,
N1ssDsa - seesoa 1@ ~ POpe0 -
iastae ~ snDs sajasesA Il ~. .DeoQa
ia1sb6s1 - saA sseoes ~ so4oaee9
= - is.saiaAs 49, = - -
161s1 = 0lssUssl 1fsh0 osaaleee.
~ 9eeA ~ q lln00 4 u ~.
4Ut8QD Il. 04l.0O,
AalislGPihs 8 0j0ssk.
Usk taA6sas2Sa Y6A-2 l01e- Ia o.
|0~s~A ss.ann-AnA-> ~ - HD0R
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27


Dse ~ rssaA ssd the hoeses W
As,s wsr. s.t aad tie exPease that
~ havs $50 EArsush the last two
ysan, ssavissss - thst il is hopeless
jsCstAsss niehs make . success Of it,
- n Sess ~ essa to be in us to
nake . = Il T. Do - Tar Is roads
~ ssassensd, when we make our last
tsip, s.r Asast win be glad a.d thank
f,l % thihk tAat - moro viii We have
- ~ Q hsuDo was - hsart sst, plod-
Aisg aay aftss Day svsf . roeA tAat II
snuoav Asesa. asi1hs Will - havs to
tusssi nilss sasaiGAA - ~, s.A tAe
iaDs1als vias -. = ssesr - nsh'
- ~ M - uMeHs - 49, y
- pnln1s11 suaBo - ~ q
Z 1uu1opeesn - - ~ nos
- vuoD - - - -
-
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

Fssl isss.iA, vssk, sss Aswaf s1sd.
ssAsf 0GsoasA "s9S" 4 ~ ss0sdy
h Dsrdsek mia 0i4eesA NJ y0sr
dsueist. Price ol1a .
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
0~UO 0D0

/ 0kssso 0lsp@ssA sslSinss = -
e ~ ~ s1pssb Il ~ ~. -
b sesse-h gssNgsy - . VIZ -
~ lsss1sas CIV vaesR ~ sao9.n.aI
k0haA OWoss niOhe tsaAs IT, . sseah
va - ~ - sAsW tAis pssQss10 =
- - is1ssss1o4
4 J. pacsudk.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

\ ~ - = - . ~ y =
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

q pa0aD - - . . -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02
NEW ENGLAND
THE WINNER

New England, N. d., June 1.-The
best and nest exciting ball game ever
played in New England was witness
cd by a good sized crowd last Sun
day, when New England won a 14-in.
ming contest from Hettinger, by a
score of l to 0. 1t was an alright
game from start to finish and the de-
cision that gave the game to the To-
Gals was as close as the game had
been throughout.
Wilson was in the, box for New
England and pitched a wonderful
game, striking out 20 men, allowing
six hits and giving five bases on balls.
Smith, for Hettinger, struck out Is,
allowed only four scattering hits, gave
no bases on balls, but hit five men
with pitched balls, which is another
way Of allowing the batsman totake
first base.
Esoth pitchers were given excellent
support, not an error being made in
the outfield. Only one error was made
in H%ettinger's infield. Three errors
were marked up to New E%nglaId's in
field, but there was not a costly error
in the entire IA innings. a,s
The weather was rather cool for
the players, but the contest was so
warm that everyone forgot about the
temperature and thoroughly enjoyed
every minute.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02
Lime Treatment
in tuberculosis

In the May p, 1912, issue Of the
Journal of the American Medical As
sOciHtiOn appeared this statement
concerning calcium QiMe) medicn-
ticn In the treatment OF pulmonary
t~uberculOsis (cOnsuInptf0n) : "
"Under the systematic, continued
and persistent regime OF calcium
assimilation, Van GiesOn has seen a
number of his patients Improve, un-
dergO nm oxidation or partial con-
sOlidatiOn In. the lung, which then re.
sOivtnE would appear to contribute
to the. walling on and closing OF the
LESSONS. Hand In hand with this
up of tubercle bacilli, which finally
disappear, and the patients are dis
charged with healed pulmonary tu-
berculOsis."
Ethical medical journals seldom
speak so positively about a remedial
agent, yet this testimony comedies
with that from many consumptives
through the use of Eckman's Altera-
tive.
Since calcium is a, constituent Of
this remedy for pulmonary tubercu-
losis and allied throat and bronchial
affections, its healing power may in
some measure be attributed to the
manner in which this element is so
combined with other ingredients as
to be easily assimilated BY the aver
age person and 1T does no irritate
the stomach. q
Eckman's Alternative contains no
opiates, narcotics or habit forming
drugs. so it is safe to try. If your
druggist is, out OF it, ask him to
order, or send direct to
Eckman Laboratory, Philaleluhts.
For sale at Breslow's Drug Store.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02
MemoriiMD'ay
Was Observed

Washburn, n. D., May 31.-Memor.
ial Day was veiy fittingly observed
here yesterday. There was a big parade
headed by the boy scouts, the camp
fire girls, the old soldiers, a band and
the school children. They marched to
the cemetery, wl.ere the graves Of
the soldier dead we're decorated. A
program was held at}the opera house
in the afternoon, at which c. l.. Young
of Bismarck WIS tee principal speaker.
His topic was Patriotism and the
address was a fine one. A>male quar-
.tet and girls choir furnished appro-
pirate music and the boy scouts and
camp fire girls put on some drills. A
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02

"Blush With
the Heat"

. tNArI. f5fr.M#|. 20
this summer, and dread the
time when you must 60 to the
Kitchen to cook.
Let a gasoline stove solve the
disagreeable job.
Everyone can afford one Of
these stoves at the prices we re
quoting.
We re going out Of business
and don't want the stoves
olnd.
Come in and take them away
at the following prices:
Detroit Vapor, 3 burner with
glass door oven, cabinet range.
regular price, $4,000. Special
now ................. $3.50
Detroit Vapor, 3 burner with
glass door, high oven, regular
price, $500, Special
now ................. $1,000
= Detroit Vapor 2 burner on legs,
regular price, $500. Special
now ...................$ 9.75
Three burner INSURANCE,
torch generator, on legs with
-.
high shelf, has been slightly
used $4.75
Jewel Vapor, 8 burner cabi-
net range with oven, regular
price, $500. Special,
now .................. $500
Jewel Vapor, 2 burner and
glass door oven, cabinet range,
regular price, $31.0O, now
special ............... $21.50
Jewel 3 burner torch gener-
ator on legs with high shelf,
regular price, $3.50. Special
now ................. $1,000
Two burner same as above,
regular price, $3.50. Special
now .................. 1920
Jewel 2 burner, torch gener~
ator, hot plate, regular $1,000.
Special now ........... $6.75
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02
Montana Man
Likes OurState

Charles B. Power, son Of Senator
T. &C. Power Of Helena, Mont, visited
the last few days with Captain |. P.
Baker of this city, leaving last night
on No. / for his home in Helena. In
company with Captain Baker, Mr..
Power went to Amidon and that vicin.
ity. He came back greatly enthused
over the prospects for that part OF
the country aid was impressed with
the business outlook and crop condi-
tons Of this state in general. $500,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02
SEVENTYFOUR ~.
WENT TO VOTE
y,
Less Than a Hundred Patrons Of
City's Schools Were >,
Interested.

As usual, the lack Of interest in
schocl affairs OF the city was shown
in tho exceSailgly small, vote cast
yesterday formen1ber of tho board OF
education ard also by the fact that
but one name WAS UP for election to
that office.
A. A. Jones, the only candidate to
succeed A. P. Lenhart, received a TO-
tai of 60 votes. Mrs. eastman receiv-
ed / vote, A. P. Lenhart 2, /. G.. Fin
ninger /, and there was Onelblank bal.
lot. Few suffragists availed them.
selves OF the ballot.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02
7hrew Bottle
on Road; Is
Arrested

A tayicab driver employed by a To-
cal livery was picked up just recently
On complaint of a prominent citizen
for throwing a whiskey bottle from his
car onto the road, where it might
have caused automobiles travelling
hat road later a lot Of trouble. This
was the first offender hailed before
Judge Dolan on such a charge and he
escaped with a fine Of $40 and costs.
It is said that the liveryman who en-
ploys the taxi driver was purchasing
new tires for his cars at the very mo-
ment that his omploye was arrested
for throwing glass on the road.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02
Bismarck
Hardware
i. Company
PIONEER Of RI.
COUNTY DEAD
Ludwig Ode, Thirty-Two Years a
Resident Of Burleigh,
r. e
Is Called.

Ludwig Ode, well known pioneer Of
Durleigh county and for 80 years a
resident thereof, passed away at his
home, 500 Tenth street, at about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Pneu-
monia and stomach trouble combined
to cause death. Funeral services will
bs held at the German Evangelical
church, corner of Seventh and Rosser
streets, Thursday afternoon, at 2
O'Clock.
The deceased is survived by the
wife and eight children: Charlie,
win, Herman and Fred Ode and Mrs.
John Hubert, all Of this city; Adolph
Ode Of Dickinson and Henry Ode and
Mrs. Chase of Morristown, S. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02
ARE TRYING GREY
FOR ROBBERY NOW

The case of State VS.. Jack Christie.
pher and Maurice Grey, charged with
robbing a visitor in this city just a
few weeks ago, was taken up in dis.
trict court Yesterday. The men de-
manded separate trials and the case
against Grey was taken up first. The
jury was selected and several witness.
es took the stand. The case will prob.
ably be concluded today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02
DEGREE CE HONOR,

Tho members of the Degree Of Hon
or will give a social at the home Of
Mrs. E. J. Elfstrom, So Avenue G; on
Friday afternoon from 8 to 5 o'clock.
All members and their friends are cor
daily invited to attend.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02
Gov. Names
Delegates

Governor Hanna yesterday appoint
ed as delegates to the National Con-
gress on Recreation 10 be held at San
Francisco from July to 10, F. w.
Lorin OF. Mandan, II. NJ. Lornson of
Grand Forks, Mary X. Beatty OF Car.
rirgton, John w. Carr of jamestown,
Minnie Nelson OF Valley City, D. r.
Taylor was named as an additional
delegate to the National Conference
on City Planning to be held at De-
troit June to 3, and Rev. A. Lincoln
Schultz of Lisbon and Rev. C. M. Rum.
sey Of Cogswell. to the National Purity
Congress at San francisco July 1924.
WHAT u osTEoPATHv?
Osteopathy is the Modern School Of
Msnipulattve, Abusive Medicine and
6urkety, which treats disease and de-
formity according to mechanical prin-
ciples, without drugs or knife. It's
viewpoint il that desease, for the
most part, lies within the tissues in
tit form Of faulty relations of part to
part a1al-adjustment Of structures, alb
normal contractiols, cong stions. me-
cAanica1 tisturbances-the logical
remedy for such states of disease"
being Of course, to adjust the disorder,
to relax contractures, to replace dis
ptAced structures. Isn't that simple
enough? Read 1t again, then call at
the office and get some more light on
tie subject.
6isMARck lNFlRMARy
81
oSrEoPAnHN.
0fs.s Bolton = Bolton, Physicians-in-
Charge.
Note New Location: Suite is Ep-
pinser Block.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02
Capitol. Notes
Pardon Eoard TODAY.

The pardon board will meet today
and for several days to come, in all
probability, to act on q large number
Of applications for pardon from in
mates of the state penitentiary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02

ball game was played off afterwards.
About forty-ive auto parties drove in
to the town to attend, the exercises
and a large crowd filed the opera
house. = -. II. -,1A
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02
Major Hamilton Here.

Major Hamilton of Grand Forks is
here to appear before tie state par
don board. The major is a member
of the state central committee.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02
LITTLE MISSOURI RISES.

LITTLE MISSOURI RISES.
Marmarth, N. D., June 1.-FolloW-
ing heavy rains, the Little Missouri
river raised s feet in six hours, food
ing lowlands. No great damage has
been reported 80 &sals
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02
June Term Opened.

The June term Of supreme court
opened yesterday and three motions
We're argued and submitted. Judge
Engerud of Fargo and George w.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02
Freergs Of jamestown were among
the attorneys in that court yesterday.

On Pardon Matters.
Col. f. Smith-Petersen, Thomas
Catherwood and Karl FaTup, all OF
Park River, are in the city to appear
before the pardon board today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02

Tribune want ads bring results
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-02-26
Ru-s Quit hli BukoWina.

The Russians have now evacuated
all of Bukowina, according to a dis
match tn the London Times from Blu
charegt.
4 dispatch from Rumania to the
Daily Mail gives details Of the Rus
sian withdrawal from Czernowitz an
southern Bukowina, as received frcn
a Russian staff officer, who said:
"The Austrian forces were over
whe!mingly superior, hut skilful gen
eralship enabled the Russians to es
cape without heavy losses. The R'is
slams in retreat followed the noun
tain paths and back roads, which II
some places were blocked with fou
feet OF snow.
"The Russian rear was constantl-
harassed By Austrian Tyrolese troop
on STOW shoes, who gained the noun
tain SUBMITS and rolled great masses
of rocks down on the Russians, am
they kept up constant sharp shoot
ing as well.
"Other Austrian detachments work
ed around Oh the flank of the retreat
ing Russians. They relled trees across
the reads and wrecked bridges"