Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-12
MISSOURI SLOPE ITEMS

Inc city scnool at 8WilCons mas
opened. j&%h< p. EssSs S 3$ 4
Wilton business houses are being
painted. " "E$ &$ &@
Sneak thieves are annoying the resi-
dents of Glen Ullin. d
The Steele Ozone is II years old and
Editor Wood still frisky.
DR.. Dillon will erect a two-story
business block in Washburn.
Mandan schools will open September
18th for a nine-months term.
Hebron is to have a bank, a branch
of the First National at Mandan.
A. B. Marshall will put in a $4,000
stock of hardware at Washburn.
Miss Lulu satterlund will teach in
the public schools at Williston.
That old eyesore, the city hall at
Mandan, is to be sold and removed.
P. B. Wickham, the Glen Ullin ex-
oil inspector, is advertising for a sheep
herder.
John Geissler caught a 25 pound
sturgeon in the Missouri heal Mann
haven.
Editor Semmler of Mannhaven has
gone into the hotel and livery barn
business.
Preparations are being made to re-
build the church at Happen which was
blown down. .,4D. 4
The Steele Ozone says Kidder county
pays almost double the general tax
that Mclean does.
Tile walks on Sims street in Dick
inson have been completed, as far as
ordered by the council.
Already the Advocate is talking
about Glen Ullin as the coming cap
ital of Morton county"
Over 1886, 900 pounds of wool was
baled this year at Dickinson-as re-
ported by the wool press.
Charles Lang, recently sent from
Glen Ullin to the Bismarck hospital,
has been taken back home. 49,,
"a public library is an excellent
thing, for blind pigs" says States At
torney McCulloch of Mclean county.
The stock association of the East
Missouri slope is advertised to meet in
Dawson the first Saturday in septem-
ber. - -.
The Recorder says "the pikers didn't
develop the strength they expected
and Dickinson still has a militia com
pany."
It is said to be the intention Of the
N. P. to make a park adjoining the
Mandan depot, with fountains, arbors
and pretty retreats.
Friends of Mrs. ]. S. Green of Man.
dan will be pleased to learn that hel
health is improving and the lady is
now able to ride out.
G. e. Hurd Of Steele says the hal
storm killed almost the whole flock ot
pelicans at lake Five. A Russian
named Shitz picked up a whole load o.
ducks, geese, ETC., and fourteen peli
cans. 3. 1T
Mannhaven Journal: August IsaaI
and Christ Wolf, of Hazen, were in tn,
city on Wednesday. They repor
splendid crops in their neighborhood
Mr.. Isaak estimates the wheat yielt
this season in Mercer county at 25O,o0l
bushels. .... -
"The laws should be obeyed as Ion,
as they are on the statute books and /
against the welfare of the state til,
legislature should be called upon t.
repeal them. States Attorney Nc
Culloch Of Mclean county in Wash
burn Leader.
The Indian supplies for the agenc,
ait Elbowoods are now being shippe'
by way of Bismarck river landing
This makes more work for the steam
boats. There were Is carloads OF u
river freight at the Bismarck 1andin
the first of the week.
Steele Ozone: The Ozone ma,
planted u acres of corn in May, hal
of which was native seed and tw
|, years old, and did not come good. ]
was cold and looked bad for corn SO b
sowed the land TO millet. That !
acres is a picture-grass 2 1-2 fee
. high and just heading, and solid greer
while six acres Of a fair stand Of q
looms up in drills and strange to say
the grass is better and taller anon
the corn. Ss.
, FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
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