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Two fUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF Moorhc-ad St S' I.oui.s Paul mi Weather Bulletin Coming Events I AGRICULTURE. Willis L. Moore, Chief of United States' Weather Bureau. Bismarck, N. Monday, 19, 1910. All observations taken at 8 a. m. (TGth meridian lime). A I) HE Bismarck I). IX 1)1 H. Us Mi 02 :io in 12 N\V N\V N\V .M"in-s vils Lake 1-jth ]»-iia. ron If* fit 18 in in 14 0 is ti ii ti ti 0 'J 0 0 0 0 0 it 2 lit 22 N\V \V S 14 10 S\V 21 2 2i 0 Salr Lake S. £r Mai nnipeg ity. ie. 4 it 10 2 0 N W A—Stations. B—Min. temperature in last 12 hours. C—Direction of wind. D—Velocity of wind. E—Precipitation in last 24 hours. Weather Forecast. Till 7 P. M. Tuesday. For North Dakota: Fair tonight and Tuesday colder tonight. For Bismarck and Vicinity: Fair tonight and Tuesday colder tonight. Weather Conditions. The storm center Is over the Upper Lakes, while a high pressure area is over Idaho. This "high" in its east ward passage will produce generally fair weather tonight and Tuesday, with lower temperature tonight. ORRIS W. ROBERTS, Official in Charge. FOR CHRISTMAS. Call and look at our hand embroidered fancy articles. Very desirable for Christmas pres ents. Give your orders early and do not wait til the last days. NIELSEN CO.'S MILLINERY STORE. COMING But it will take me about a week to reach Bis marck. However, most of my ^oods have already been shipped by freight to McConkey's, find can be seen there. Yours Truly, CHRISTMAS TREES Tree trimmings. Perfume DOLLS Toys Dishes You can make BETTER COFFEE if you will use CALDWELL'S STEEL CUT COFFEE Already ground, and sealed in an airtight can, which keeps it in perfect condition. The chaff of the coffee is removed in the grinding, which removes 90 per cent of the tannin, and practically eliminates the bitter taste in the coffee. PER POUND 35c McCONKEY & SON Phone 209 120 Sixth St. January 3, 1911 Legislature convenes. O Jan. 5, 1911—Biennial Meeting of State Historical Society. December -miarv 6—Inaugural Hall. January V.}, 1011—Catholic Or der of Foresters. January IS—Annual Meeting of County Judges of North I'akota. Jan. 24, 1911—Burleigh County Sunday Hehool Association. Jan. 25, 1911—Burleigh County Sunday School Association. January. 1'Jll—North Dakota (Jood Roads Association. January, 1911—State Tax Com mission. June i:i—Catholic Order of Foresters, State Convention. July, 1911—North Dakota Inde pendent Telephone Associa tion. THE CITY HAD SIEGE OF TYPHOID. Herbert Maus of Beach left for his home Monday, after spending nine weeks in one of the local hospitals with as attack of typhoid fever. He Is much improved in health. CHRISTMAS AT HOME. Miss Hazel Nichols, who has been attending the State Normal School at Madison, S. D.. returned to her home the latter part of the week for the holiday vacation. NEW LAW FIRM. A new law firm has been formed by Theodore Koffel and George Niles. with offices in the First National Bank building. The firm will plactice under the name of Niles and Koffel. AUTO SALE POSTPONED. The automobile sale which was scheduled to be held at the court house Monday morning by the sheriff vva postponed because none of the bids offered were liigli enough The sale will probably be held later in the week. ST"^ K. Krintfle. I. Note Paper 5 RETURNED TO BOWBELLS. I State Treasurer Bickford has re turned to Bowbelh where he is one of the most active participants in the county seat light between that city and Lignite, now in the courts. INSTALLING METERS. The Bismarck Water Co. is busy installing water meters in all the resi dence and business places in the city. It is the intention to have all water users on the meter system by spring. WENT TO FLASHER. Attorney H. C. Bradley left for Flasher on the Bismarck-Mott train Monday morning attend to legal matters and will re turn to the Capital City Thursday evening. He went down to, HOME FROM CHICAGO. Miss Pollock of Wilton, arrived in the city Saturday evening from Chi cago, where 3he ha3 been attending school. She was met here by Mrs. R. C. Thompson who went home with her in an auto. I S I E I N O W A Miss Viola Lisle has returned to Bismarck form a months' visit in Perry, la., where he was called by the serious illness of her brother, with typhoid-penutnonia, who, from good nursing, is on the way to re covery. ILL WITH PNEUMONIA. Miss Charlotte Logan, the younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Lo gan, has been seriously ill at the fam ily residence with pneumonia. Her friends in the city are all anxious for her early recovery and return to good health. LEFT FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE. After spending a. couple of days in Bismarck visiting old acquaintances, Richard Whit ford left for New Hamp shire to spend the holidays with his wife and baby. Mr. Whitford is very much pleased with Bismarck, the city of his birth, and lie will probably lo cate here in the spring. G. A. R. MEETING. Corps be presoi: The regular meeting of the J, B. McPherson Post ito. 2. G. A. R., 'will occur Thursday, Dec. 22, at the Ar-| „, three o'clock by the Women's Relief, MAY RETURN TO BISMARCK Some time ago Mr. A. T. Patterson took over his partner's interest in the lumber yard owned by Messrs. I S. M. Pye and Patterson in Holly wood, Cal., and it is rumored that it is the intention of Mr. Pye to return to Bismarck in the spring. Mr. Pat terson has just moved into a fine residence, built on the Mission plan, and both he and Mrs. Patterson seem content to make their peramnient residence at Hollywood. Mr. Patter son still has extensive interests in Bismarck. GAVE TO CHARITY. Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Subtribe $328. The local lodge of B. P. O. E. have subscribed $328, which amount will be used for charitable purposes during the approaching olid ay season. The members of the order are all men with big hearts and the kindliest feeling toward their fellowmen, and are anxious that Christmas time will bring happiness to all. SUNKIST ORANGES FOR CHRIST .4AS. An extra supply of the famous Sun kist Oranges are now in the hands of all retail dealers for Christmas trade. Sunkist Oranges are the finest pro duct of the finest groves in California. They are better than usual at this time of the year and as they make a very acceptable Christmas present, and the prices are reasonable, there will be a large demand for this lus cious fruit. If you will read the advertisements of Sunkist Oranges, you will note their special premium offers. These pre miums make very acceptable presents. MAN'S BEST FRIEND. A nice pipe always pleases "him." We have some beauties in Briar and Meerchaums both plain and gold mounted. Or, if cigars, we have them by the box for Xmas presenting. Adams' Drug Store. A MAN LOVES Good Cigars. To close out several thousand high grade cigars for ten days I will sell straight 10c cigars at $5.50 per hundred: regular three for 25c cigars at $4.50 per hundred. A box makes a splendid gift. H. E. Kil mer, Room 30, Healy block. 'THE WONDER" OPEN EVENINGS. From now until Christmaa "The Wonder" 5 and 10 cent store will be pen every evening. This will give everyone an exceptionally good op portunity to purchase their holiday presents. EXCELLENT SELECTION. Suits for Ladies—and Coats too— in the Clearance Sale, at part cost. We will not carry them over. The A. W. Lucas Co. Smoked Whiteflsh at Gussner's. CHRISTMAS PHOTOS Will be finished in time for Christmas from all sittings made up to Dec. 20. Butler Studio. BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE RESUMED HER DUTIES. Miss Florence McPhee has return id to her desk in the offices of the state library commission. She has, ••'j b'en enjoying a well earned vacation children. Katie and ..1, who went to I for the past two weeks. a local hospital. Mrs. Joseph Fischer of Strausberg. RETURNED FROM STATE U. is in the city for a short stay. I Addison B. Falconer, who has been (ieorge Whalen of Strausberg. was attending the state usiversity at I an arrival in the city Monday on No. Grand Forks returned to the city on 3 train. No. '.1 Monday morning to spend the holiday season at home. He will leave for school again after the vacation. PERSONAL Charles McDonald of Mandan, was a visitor in the city Monday after noon. J. E. Milton has gone to Heart, N. D., where he will spend the holi days. John Mtnroe of Baldwin, was at tending to business matters in the city Monday. Kmil Kingsvogel of Hebron was are cent arrival in the Ity with his Fred Olson of Ryder, was among the arrivals in the city Sunday. M. W. Hostetter of Grafton, was in the Capital City Monday transacting business. P. C. Remington made a trip to Wilton Monday morning and return- a J. A. Varley of Cromwell, was a caller at the court house Monday afternoon. Terrence T. Quirke was an arrival in the city from University, N. D., to spend a few days with friends. Game Warden G. W. Wilkinson of a 8°- a S a business matters in the city Monday. Joseph Fitzgerald of Garrison, was an arrival in the Capital City on the north Soo Monday afternoon. E. A. Kling of Linton, was attend ing to business matters in Bismarck Monday. Mrs. S. L. Olson of New Salem, was a visitor in the city from the western part of the state Monday. R. G. Myers of Driscoil, was a business visitor in the city Monday afternoon. William Anderson of Garrison, was transacting business in Bismarck on Monday. W. G. Hartman of Wilton, was an arrival in the city from the north on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Heidner of Wilton, were guests in the city on Monday. Fred Rott of Gackle was attend ing to business affairs in Bismarck Monday. Mrs. Frank Hageman was an ar rival on No. 3 Monda" from the east ern part of the state. YOI' NKKDXT keip in fecliiiR distressed after eating, nor belching. nor experiencing nausea between meals. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia—it strengthens the stomach and other digestive organs for the proper per formance of their functions. Take Hood's. morv. There will be election of of-1 See the 1 wo Colemans in their new fleers and lunch will be served at. a th All memelers are requeted to iU tonight at.the Grand introducing smallest grand piano in the world. Smoked Whiteflsh at Gussner's. Let us do your I E REPAIRIN I Work Guaranteed. Wc save I you time and money. I R.EEES & SELVIG •sVHsVnVssnVnVsasnVnVnlsiw Fourth Street Bismarck. »#^#ss#s»^^n»s»»i»##.»^»»^n»# ONLY ONE SEAL. I am little? V'es but I'm not alone I have a hundred million brothers And when we are all enlisted We can conquer as well as others! We wage our battle against disease We whisper hope to the dying! We waft good wishes on every breeze, We -send glad tiding3 flying! TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S sig-, nature on each box. 25c. Special discounts on all gents' fur nishing goods at Hoover & Eppinger's. ITIAS ECZEMA ITWA S Got Cuticura. In Six Weeks He was Well and Had Growth of Hair. "Oneday, when my boy was five years old, I noticed a core on the top of his head. I was alarmed, so I called in Dr. and he said it was eczema. After treating it for a week it spread all over his bead, so the doctor advised us to see a specialist in New York, by the name of ——. He said it was a bad case of ringworm and recommended astudent of his. We doctored with him along while and spent about S'iOO and the boy's head was still bald. He had a disgusting looking lit tle head. It would scale over night and if you touched it it would bleed und leave a raw spot. All this time he had not been aide to go to school, although he was eight years old. "Then an old druggist named raid, •Why don't you take him to the Hos- fhe iltal, as they have cured a young lady with Cuticura Remedies?' But they said the young lady's case had been different. So we decided to try the Cuticura Remedies our selves. We got Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Resolvent and they gave our boy immediate relief with the first application and in six weeks'.lime he was well and had a growt Cuticura Remedies told throughout tbs world rotter Drug & Chem. Corp., Sole Props. BoMoo. Black Broadcloth and Kersey Coats SPECIAL BARGAINS Black imported broadcloth coats made in the newest styles, lined with guaranteed satin or fancy silk lining, 54 to 56 inches in length. During this sale we offer them at following bar. gain prices: $40.00 Quality $24.50 $30.00 Quality 19.75 $25.00 Quality 17.50 $20.00 Quality 12 50 $15.00 Quality 10.00 $10.00 Quality 7.75 Black Kersey Coats. These come in extra heavy weights. $30.00 Quality now $19.75 $25.00 Quality now .... 17.50 $20.00 Quality now 12 50 of 11 and 12 a. 1911. I Womens Tailored Suits at HalfPrice And now comes the real suit and coat sale of the year, a clearance of the most stylish and dependable garments at half price. We posit ively will not carry any goods over to next year. Owing to the lateness of the season we have more garments than we should Shrewd shoppers will save half on the most stylish of suits and cloaks. WE SHOW A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN'S COATS Your Unrestricted Choice In Childrens Coats, Sizes From 6 to 1 4 Years AT HALF PRICE ^A. W. LUCAS CO. YORK IMPERIALS NORTHERN SPY PIPPINS Per Case GUSSNERS SPEND VACATION AT HOME. Miss Agens Orr Was an Rrrival in Bismarck Monday Mornisg. Miss Agnes Orr was an arrival in It Spread All Over His Head-If Bismarck this morning on No. 3, from —r Oberlin, Ohio, where she has been attending college.at Touched It would Bleed and.. Leave Raw Spot—Could not Go to School -Spent $200, Still He was Bald. She will spend her holiday vacation home. LEFT FOR MONTANA. John C. Dolan Will Spend Two Weeks at Hunters Hot Springs. John C. Dolan left on No. 3 Mon day morning for Hunters Hot Springs in Montana, where he will remain for the ensuing two weeks. He has nof been feeling well for some time and his friends hope that the rest will do him good. VALUABLE INFORMATION. A new process in manufacturing barley into food, -where it becomes palatable and easily prepared. It is the most nourishing and easiest di gested food on earth ,it is called the Cream of Barley. Its nourishment is more lasting than meat and potatoes, and a boon to those troubled with bad stomachs. Will entirely rebuild a person if used steadily morning and evening. It is expected that all gro cers will sell Cream of Barley. Can be obtained through wholesalers. MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS. The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National bank of Bismarck for the election of of hair Nowne7s'fourtee'n"and"nasanicerh directors for the ensuing year, will be growth of hair than my other children! The aoctors all said he wou be bald or hb talr T„MAav would come out in white spots, and several doctors said to take the child to the Incurable hospital. We had at least seven doctors and we received no benefit from any. Mrs. Harry Fee, Liberty Comer, N. J.. Feb. 25. J910." fa fc S Ton.in m., Tuesday, Jan 10 C. B. LITTLE, President. Smoked Whiteflsh at Gussner's. Ladies Suits at Half Price Ladies and Misses Stylishly Tailored Coats .Heavy, warm winter weights, in fan cy Tweed, Cheviot, heavy Reversible Plaid effects, tastily trimmed and man tailored, in lengths of 54 and 56 inches $40.00 and $35.00 Quality at $24.50 $32.00 and $30.00 Quality at.... 22.00 $25.00 and $22 50 Quality at.... 17.50 $20.00 and $17.50 Quality at.... 12.50 $10.00 and $12.50 Quality at.... 7.75 $7.50 and $9.50 Quality at 6.50 $50.00 Suits at $25 00 $45.00 Suits at 22.50 $40.00 Suits at 20.00 $35.00 Suits at 17.50 $30.00 Suits at ...' 15.00 $25.00 Suits at 12.50 $20 00 Suits at 10.00 $15.00 Suits at 7.50 Tuesday, December 20, 1910. Extra fine hand picked Apples. No culls, worm stains or rotten ones. Re packed after shipping—therefore only large, firm and sound stock. BALDWINS SENATOR WALBRIDGE $1.80 We are badly crowded and must have the room for coming goods.Re member re-packed apples are the most select, the best all poor ones are culled out. Fancy Smoked White Fish. 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