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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-23
C0tlEGE:.uN|Y[ v: / !.
men TO BANQUET AND /.
PERFECT ORGANIZATION
Meeting Called for 7::3o O'Clock
.. at Grand Pacific Hotel
Week From Tonight

Believing that there are enough COL
lege and university men in Bismarck
to organize university club, dinner
has BEEN. arranged for 1880 o'clock,
Saturday evening, December 80, at the
Grand Pacific, when the proposition
will be brought up for discussion. The
following notice was sent out this
morning: e.A.-.....' ~.as 81:
1.-THE undersigned have constituted
themselves a committee for the pur-
pose of organizing an association OF
the university and college men in and
about Bismarck. It is the plan of the
committee to hold dinner at the
Grand Pacific hotel 1870 o'clock Sat.
urday evening, December 30.
AT the dinner there will be a dis
cussion of the ACCESSIBILITY of and the
necessary steps for permanent organ
ization. 1t is thought that there are
enough college and university men in
the vicinity of Bismarck to warrant
such an organization as that proposed
and that it will contribute to the pro.
motion ofi2social intercourse between
those who have attended the differ
ent colleges and universities. 44
"The price per plate for the dinner
will be $3.50. Will you be good
enough to come to the dinner and lend
your assistance in the promotion of
the proposed association" .},:stt
The committee is composed Of Geo.
F. WillsG: N. Kirk, c. l.. Burton, J. w.
Bliss. Cr.,Lt, Young, G. H. Russ, Jr., and
Benton Baker. -. .7s s
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UNCLE SANS
BIG MACHINE. -.
IS Streaming
Avalanches of Parcels Swoop on
Postotfice Force Due to Be-
lated Trains .~

Uncle Sans big machine is whoop-
ing it up under high pressure today
tunneling path through the avail
anches of parcels swooped upon the
postoffice force by the belated trains,
running from one to twelve hours be.
hind their schedules.
On top of the packages comes the
deluge of postal cards bearing Christ
mas and New Years greetings.
These, according to Assistant Post
master Lundquist, are pushing out the
big consignments of liquor advertise
ments which taxed the mails the past
two weeks advertising "the cup that
cheers" and "be in good cheer during
the holidays"
Substitute clerks have been placed
at the postoffic and two extra wagons
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rAeuLAT.Nc STUDENTS.

"A complete index of North Dako'
ta's 5000 students in higher educa-
tional institutions is being tabulated
by Commissioner E. B. Craishead,
with view to determining the type
of education which should prove most
practicable for the Flickertail boy and
girl. The 5000 questianaires which
have been returned to the commits
sioner's Office give the students place
and date of birth; the occupation OF
his or her parents; the occupation OF
the student, if any, before entering
school, age, present residence and
proposed vocation. DR.. Craighead will
place the information SO procured at
the disposal of the Fifteenth general
assembly, which is expected to do
some legislating on educational mat
tiers as a result of recommendations
of Superintendent of Publ" 1nstruc-
ton E. ]. Taylor and suggestions en-
bodied in the report of the state edu-
catiOnal survey. s'-' -'-~
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CHRISTMAS IN SIOUX LAND
SHOWS YULET1DE TONE

"You bet we will have Christmas
trees on the reservation, and lot oil
Them" declared DR.. A. MEG. Beede'
missionary to the Standing Rock
reservation Indians, and who called
at the capitol today. There's no spot
in North Dakota where more atten'
ton Is paid to Christmas" said the
divine. MANY of the youngsters are
home from non-reservation schools;
there is plenty to eat and wear for
everyone; lots Of fuel to keep 'em
warm, and a genuine Yuletide spirit
prevails" 80
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-23
NORTHERN FIRE & MARINE
is SOLVING DIFFICULTIES

Commissioner fsof Insurance w. C..
Taylor is advised by the Northern
Fire & Marine Insurance Co. of Grand
Forks that its difficulties are being
solved. The response to the recent
100 per cent assessment on its capt.
tai stock is quite gratifying, although
no great number Of payments is anti
cipated until after the holidays. An
Irish dividend" Is never extremely
popular, and perhaps least so at
Christmas time. Indications are,
however, that the deficit in the com.
pany's capital will be fully repaired
before the three months allowed by
the state insurance commissioner have
expired.
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AFTER SMOKES !.
NOT LIQUOR SAYS
SPECIAL [ OFFICER

Cravings for holiday smokes rath-.
er than for: holiday ..cheer" are re-,
sponsible for the numerous box car.
robberies along the main line of the
Northern Pacific in North Dakota this
holiday season, according to- George
d. Mcdowell, special agent for the
Northern Pacific, with headquarters
at Jamestown, who was a caller at
the police station this morning, !
The special officer is inclined to be.
lieve that the criminals are going
dry" like the nation. for in several
instances packages of booze have
been passed Up and cigars and Gig
arettes taken. Heavy pilfering of
cars is reported from the yards in
Dilworth and Fargo, he says.
Mcdowell reports that, it. will be
January Is and probably later than
that date before the new station at
jamestown will be thrown open to
thea public. $50, g=:#s- <. Dbl.
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Spirited BOMeARpMENT.

Paris, Dec. 23.-The French official
statement on the progress of hostili'
ties in France today reads: :;
''In the champagne district after
a spirited bombardment, detach.
ment of the enemy endeavored last
night to approach our line west OF
Auberive, but they were easily re-
pulsed. "..
The night passed quietly on the re-
mainder of the front, except about
Hardaumont and Chambrettes, where
the enemy artillery showed consider.
able activity: :. - ~.
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VIENNA PRESS CORDIAL.
Associated PreSs)

London, Dec 23.-The .Neu Freie
Press of Vienna says that President
Wilson's note will have the effect of
keeping the question of peace for
some time in the foreground. It adds,
also, that the Entente Allies will be
required to discuss reasonable basis
on which to end the war, and that
the desire for peace in the Entente
countries will be further strengthen
ed.
The Vienna Allgemeie Zeitung re-
marks with satisfaction that Austria
Hungary and her allies consider the
same movement opportune to prepare
the way for peace negotiations.
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VILLA ON RAMPAGE.
limited Press)

Ell Paso, Dec. 23.-With a heavy
body of troops, Villa is swinging south
ward and is now at Jiminez, United
States authorities here learned today.
Federal department agents here to-
day said this movement foreshadows
an attack upon Torreon, second only
to chihuahua City. The garrison at
the former place is estimated at only
500 men. A body. of Villistas still re-
mains in control Of the Mexican Nor
thern railway line. .@r-
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WIFE DESERTER ARRA|GNED
Jacob Weaver to Face Trial for Desert.
r ing Wife and sabyy:--lRai' Fixed
, $50 = at $780, ~. o.

Jacob Beaver, SIS years, arrested by
Deputy Sheriff WEIGH in the. vicinity
of Flasher week ago today on a
charge of wife desertiOn. was bound
over to the district court by Judge Do
Ian at the hearing held yesterday.
Beaver is resident@of Trygg, N. d.
In her complaint, his wife alleges that
she and the baby are dependent upon
him for support. At his hearing set for
last Wednesday morning an adjourn.
ment was taken until yesterday f,as
Bail bonds were fixed by the court
at $500 which he has not yet furnish.
ed. . - y
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CHRISTMAS CERTIFICATES.

Teachers certificates will be receiv-
ed as Christmas presents by several
dozen successful candidates in the re-
cent state examinations, conducted by
the superintendent of public instruc-
ton. Certificates of the first or sec
ond grade are being mailed out. as
follows: Adams. 10; Barnes, 8; Ben
son, 10; Billings. 10; Bottineau, 8;
Bowman, 10; Burke, 10: Burleigh. 10;
Cass, 49,; Cavalier, Z; ADickey, Z; Di-
vide, g. Dunn, Z: Eddy, g; Emmons,
10; Foster, 4; Golden Valley. q;
Grand Forks, s; Griggs, 8; Hettinger,
-; Kidder, II; LaMoure, Il; Logan,
IS; McHenry. II Mcintosh. %; Nc
Kenzie, 8: Mclean, 20; Mercer, IL;
Morton, So; Mountrail, 26; Nelson, s;
Oliver. 9: Pembina, 3; Pierce, Z;
Ramsey, 5; Ransom, 8; iRenville, 5;
Rchland, 5; Rollette, 4; Sargent, 5;
Sheridan, 5; Sioux. 2; Slope, 4;
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ALL BISMARCK 4 STAGE
DURING THIS YULE.TIDE

Continued from page one)
regular Sunday dinner tomorrow will
be, from until 8 o'clock.
The Grand Pacific management an
nounced it's Christmas dinner from
1880 o'clock until 2:30 o'clock and
from until O'clock, at Is cents a
plate. Sunday dinner wilt be at the
regular hour. "
At the Hotel Van Horn.
Christmas dinners to the public will
be served from 8 o'clock in the morn
ing until 1900 o'clock midnight at the
Van Horn cafeteria, according to an
nouncement made by Bougas Brothers
this morning. From 1870 to 3 o'clock,
however, the cafe will be turned over
to 100 poor of the city who will dine
through the courtesy of the proprie-
tors.
Students Arrive and Return.
Bismarck students, attending the
universities and the colleges, are ar
irving home on each train, while some
attending high school and the bust
ness college here are returning to
their respective homes. Scores of
students are making train connections
here. 1t was stated at the noon hour
at the Northern Pacific station that
the holiday travel his year in total
amount of sales will surpass that Of
any preceding season.
Substitutes have been placed at the
Bismarck Office and two extra wagons
put on for delivery purposes. That's
the way Uncle Sam is assisting Santa
Claus in the Capital City. Assistant
Postmaster Lundquist announced
early in the week that the four car
riers would make one delivery Christ
mas and that this would undoubtedly
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-23
l)yRANT> TO Be SENTENCED
Farmer Found Guilty Of Assault and
Battery on J. p. Spies to Know
Penalty Tonight.

T.. J. Durant of Sibley Butte town
ship, recently found guilty by a jury
in the district court of assault and
battery" on J. P. Spies, q Bismarck
travelling salesman on the opening day
Of the hunting season, will be sen
fenced by Judge Nuessle this after.
noon. Up to late hour sentence had
not been passed.
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ARGENTINA BACKS WILSON.
NV United Press.)

Buenos Ayres, Dec. 23.-Argentina
10 almost certain to support President
Wilson's peace move. She is ready to
give her support to the plan.
This much became known today.
Omcials were frankly surprised at
the trend of the note. In view Of its
audiences, they would make no for
NAL comment today. But unohicially,
they said that President Wilson'S
note was regarded here as very time
" E"'t
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AROUSED TO. WAR.
NV llnitAd .0rAao

=. London, Dec. 23.-Within "a hours
England has been unprecerlently
awakened to the actualities of the
war. II national prohibition were an
nounced by the house of commons,
within a few days, it would not cause
great surprise. Those arguing for
national prohibition today stated that
1t would greatly increase the nations
output of shells and food. ~
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RUA||.AN!A !. APPEALS ? "a s
To JAPAN FOR. AID

Toxic, Del. 23.-Rumania, overrid'
den by enemy. forces, has turned to-
Japan, for aid. An urgent appeal for
reached here from the little
country today, with the arrival Of two
officers of the Rumanian army. 1t is
doubted if Japan can help Rumania
since she is spending all her energies
supplying Russia with munitions. :,
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MANY VILLA TROOPS KILLED.
ASSOCIATED PreSS)'

Juarez, Mex, Dec. 23.-Baudelilo
Tribe, follower Of Villa, who is said
to have Instituted the practice Of cut
ting off the ears OF Carranza prisoners,
was executed, together with II of his
hand by homo guards" and many
Villa troops" we're killed in a battle
southwest Of chihuahua City, a mem.
Der Of the home guard" reported here
today. - .- >
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'ORY STATE" :llAI|0R
FOR THEIR BOOZE

Baltimore, Mr., Dec. 23.-The
Christmas demand for liquors Of va
rious kinds for the dry states OF
Virginia, West Virginia and the Caro-
linas, have swamped the express com.
panies of this city which serve this
section. Two of the companies i'm.
posed temporary embargo on liquor
shipments.
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ElkS APPOINT COMMITTEE 80.
TO INVESTIGATE NEEDS OF POOR

Valley City, n. D., Dec. 23.-FOr
the purpose Of caring for the poor
and needy. the Brotherhood Paternal
and needy, the Brotherhood Protect
i've. Order of Elks Of this city. yes
terday appointed committee, com.
posed Of NJ. J. Boyd. E. H. Swanson,
Burl Car, DR.. G. E. Hunt and George
Stiles, to- make AN investigation.
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(1y United Press.)

London, Dec, 23,-1Bitter fighting in
ice and slush has marked the German
advance in Dobrudja. BY greatly out
numbering the allied forces on this
sector, it is admitted here that the
Germans have managed to make some
advances, but only after very bitter
fighting. ..t.
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STEAMER DAMAGED.

Washington. Dec. 23.-The Ameri-
can steamer, Kansas, struck mine
and her bow was badly damaged, &C
cording to Lloyds dispatch, forward
ed to the state Department today.
No time or place of the accident
was reported.
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EVERY JAP. IN JAIL.
Il. a TO GET A BIBLE
NV Annotated Press.)

Toxic, Japan, Dec 23.-Eyery pris-
oner IN every japanese jail will get a
Eible for a Christmas present from
the American Bible society doing mis-
sionary work here. Twenty-six thous-
and men are doing time in Japan.
Funds for buying the Bibles were rails
ed by popular subscription. go: a!t
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JOIN DlglYES !.
EMPLOYEES ! ] ]! \ |. SO !:
colo PIECE
:(Associated Press)

,tsEVASSVGIdeeu FTeSSJ =. -.
New York John D. sRockefeller's
Christmas present to each OF, his EN-.
ployes on his sTarrytown estate is a
ST.. 90 gold piece enclosed in case on
which is written 'The Seasons Greet.
ings from John p Rockefeller"
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Mary Pickford in "A Girl Of Yes
terday,' special Christmas feature,
at the Bismarck. Monday matinee, at
SEQ p. m.
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NEW RULES OF PROCEDURE.
JohnSon's for corsets.

Mary Pickford in "A Girl OF Yes
terday," a special Christmas feature,
at the Bismarck, Monday matinee. at
800 p. m. .4i .'.' =
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Old Couple Isolated.

Mary Pickford in "A Girl OF Yes.
terday," special Christmas feature,
at the Bismarck. Monday matinee, at
800 d. m. ;%t s>2.-'gf'o" ~ "
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Mary Pickford in "A Girl of Yes
terday," a special Christmas feature,
at the Bismarck. Monday matinee, at
300 D. m. ..-,.. .,t.s-
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the State was Uile
prediction from the
government weather
bureau today. The
mercury slid, over
the zero line Jester
day afternoon, the
highest for the day
being 3 above. The
minimum last night
was ID, which cor.
responded with the
.reading at Z O'clock
Nis morning. Prince
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CITY NEWS
IS RECOVERING.

is RECOVERING. a.. T
Robert O'Donnel of Hazen, who III.
derwent an operation for peritonitis
Thursday in the St. Alexius hospital
and was seriously ill.,, is slowly recov.
ering. a"'ttt' ',5
BACK FROM IA INQUIRE. ~..
Miss Leila Diesem of the insurance
commissioners Office has returned
from visit to her former home at La
MOure...' - H..
3. PLAYS, At .HAZELToN.
NJ. J. O'Connor yesterday piloted
his famous orchestra to Hazelton,
where last night music was furnished
for a Christmas dance at the Hazel
ton theater. ~ -a"..>
rssa S. t-.ut .-. '- .
-~ RETURNS TO REGAIN. e.
Mr.: and Mrs. l. E. Parmenter of Re-
gan were in the city Friday, coming
for their son who has been patient
in the St. Alexius hospital for the last
four weeks. $500. ~ Il
.s,t la,
SCHOOL CLOSES FOR HOLIDAYS.
The Bismarck Business college clos.
ed yesterday for two. weeks vaca.
ton, and many of the pupils left last
evening for their various homes. The
school has an enrolment Of about 100
pupils. :, -
5 r =. - ? d
CHRISTMAS At IA INQUIRE.
Miss Laura Sanders0n, deputy sup.
erintendent of public instruction, left
last night for La Moure, where she
will spend Christmas with her sisters,
the Misses Sanderson, ~ P.=...
TO SPEND CHRISTMAS HERE.
Russell Diesem, publisher of the La
Moure Chronicle, one of the best
weekly newspapers in North Dakota
will spend Christmas here with Com
missioner of Insurance w. G. Taylor
and his sister, Mrs. Leila Nesem.
q. LEAVES HOSPITAL. .t;-sl f.
Master Russell Cook, who has been
a patient in the Bismarck hospital for
the O. last. seven weeks, was able to
leave that institution and with his
father. O.. B. Cook, left for their home
in Center Friday. Mr.. Cook has been
making his headquarters in the city
during his sons Illness, :as:s
~. rag s" T.. - .tta- AZ.
NEW RULES OF PROCEDURE.
New rules Of procedure for the su-
preme court, affecting every district
court and every practicing attorney In
North Dakota. have been drafted by
Justice.elect James E, Robinson and
will he submitted for the approval OF
his associates when the new court con.
venes January i. 60 AZ
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SNOW AND C0NT|AUEDC0LO
Eastward Movement Of Pacific Low to
Cause cIoudiness Tonight, with
Snow Forecast. -. -. ! y, !:

Continued cold with probably snow
in the south and the west portions Of
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Christmas
Cheer. for /
behring's
fsi:s s;:.as. $3.50. .-..--.i Eitsa /
Bismarck Will Not Forget Needs
Of Aged Couple Who Have
Suffered for Country
t!:sf& y = - - t? III
BOYS AT FRONT, THEIR,
II, 4. PARENTS FACING: WANT
Octogenarians Have Sought To
Live on Pitance Received
~ from Country

Mr.. and Mrs. John Dering OF the
eastern part Of the city Will not lack
for Christmas cheer, even though
their two sons are still on the Mex
lean border. The pitiful case of the
behring's was reported in the Tribune
on November 4, following John Der
ing's appeal to Governor Hanna for
the return Of his boys. Half-blind,
crippled with rheumatism, and near
ing his. eightieth year, :Dering had
struggled long with his pride before
he applied to the state for aid.
Family Faced Famine.
His helpmeet of more. than half a
century, an invalid, requiring almost
constant attention, himself unable to
earn a penny. and with their usual
source of support drafted into the
countrys service. want stalked in the
Dering home, into which: had been
coming an allowance of only three
dollars the month for food. The coun.
ty had paid the rent for the little
cottage in which the aged couple liv-
ed: had supplied them with fuel and
with the small pittance which provid.
ed barely enough for the table to
keep soul and body twain.
Through the intercession of friends
the behring's allowance from the coun-
ty was increased in November to So,
but their boys were not restored to
them, nor can they reach Bismarck
within a month at the least. And it
would prove a very cherries Christ.
mas for these old people but for the
thOughtfulness of kind-hearted Bis
marck people, who have recalled the
Tribune story and who are making up
for the behring's baskets containing
everything that goes with the Christ
mas dinner, together with several
weeks supplies, clothing and necessi-
ties, .4.
..,54.. Old Couple Isolated.
The behring's do not speak the
tongue Of their native land; they
have few acQuaintances, and have lit
tie means of making their wants
known. They have ever been honest,
self-supporting people, who look ask
ance upon charity So long as their
boys we're spared to them, the little
home was kept together in reasonable
comfort. But John Dering descended
from race of warriors, did not hesi-
tate to bid his sons 60 when their
country called, and the deprivations
which the family has suffered during
the last four months form one in
stance of real heroism in connection
with Americas Little War;"
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plcKEn lIp-EsraAv

PICKED UP-ESTRAY 49,:
A chestnut bay gelding; weight
1,150 to 1900; white star on forehead;
over nine years old. 12-23-30.6
L. ]. GARSKE.
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require from eight to 10 hours. The
rural deliveries will also be made.
Banks Get Long Vacation.

Banks Get Long Vacation.
Next to the school kids" in getting
long vacation are the employees of
'Bismarck's three banks. The doors
of the banking institutions closed at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon and will
not open until 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning. Many of the employees left
yesterday and today for their homes,
Men with stubborn boards might
we'll rejoice, 1t was announced from
one of the leading barber parlors Of
the city that the shops will remain
open until the usual hour this eve
ming and again be open from until
10 o'clock Christmas morning.
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PLAYS, At HAZELTON.

= sPlAYSN Al. .HAZElION. 49,
NJ. J. O'Connor yesterday piloted
his famous orchestra to Hazelton,
where last night music was furnished
for a Christmas dance at the Hazel
ton theater.: r-... r.. -."..s
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BACK FROM IA INQUIRE. ~...
Miss Leila Diesem of the insurance
commissioners Office has returned
from visit to her former home at La
MOure. - vi.
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RETURNS TO REGAIN. :.

M, .RETURNS TO REGAIN. .
Mr.. and Mrs. I. e. Parmenter of Re-
gan were in the. city Friday, coming
for their son who has been patient
in the St. Alexius hospital for the last
four weeks. 4..- s~
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IS RECOVERING.
Robert O'Donnel of Hazen, who I'LL.
derwent an operation for peritonitis
Thursday in the St. Alexius hospital
and was seriously i'll, is slowly recov.
ering. "'"'tf' ''5
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SCHOOL CLOSES FoR HOLIDAYS.
The Bismarck Business college clos
ed yesterday for a two. weeks vaca.
ton, and many of the pupils left last
evening for their various homes. The
school has an enrolment OF about 100
n1,nils ,E5: 4. Z :. ..t..t.