Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-08-20
MISSOURI SLOPE ITEMS.

MISSOURI SLOPE ITEMS.
Chas. F. Ellis; the we'll known real
estate man, and Miss Emma Conyne,
were married in Mandan last week.
Billings County Republican,: Born,
to Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Denton, August
Z, a baby boy, at the home of Mrs. Den
toms brother, J. w. Price, at Bismarck.
Emmons County Record: The Rec
ord is informed that s. E. Kurtz, up in
the Hazelton country, has 295 acres
of macaroni wheat, which, it is esti-
mated, will yield 1000 bushels. Mr..
Kurtz's alfalfa has been cut twice this
year.
The republican legislative conven-
ton which was to have been held in
Dickinson on August Goth, has been
adjourned by the legislative committee
to a later date, which will be announc-
ed at a subsequent meeting of the
committee.
Dickinson Press: Landlord kim
had his ticket bought and was all
ready to leave for Portland and other
points of interest on Monday, when he
was suddenly taken ill and was con-
fined to his home for several days.
He was able to get out on, Thursday
and left for the springs in Montana.
Glenullin News: G. A. Falk of this
place received 200 large mouthed black
bass last week from the U. S. fisheries
bureau and placed them in Curlew
creek which flows through his land
adjoining the village. A year or so
ago D. L. Foust placed large number
of bass in his pond northwest of town.
Hazelton Republican,: A little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schneider was playing near a moving
| machine few days ago when she
came into contract with the sickle and
had one of her toes cut off. The am.
putation was complete and clean and
so far the child has suffered but little
from the accident.
Glendive is getting into ball games
some of late, having taken two from
Forsyth in one week. Blexrud, late OF
Bismarck, is with Glenddve for the
fall, or until after their fair is over in
September. The local papers there
last week also told of the fiat" and
"lean" game in which Geo. Hughes
and Ed. Berry played with the losing
side.
Mandan Pioneer: The tower of the
new Catholic church will be ia fee
high. The electric light company
city council and railroad employee.
propose to donate towards the expense
of an electric light on the Cross of thu
>, tower, so that Mandan may be seer
} during the night from Steele to New
: Salem, and from Washburn to For
Yates.
At meeting of the stockholders O
, the new bank at Mandan the following
directors were chosen: T. A. Cum
: Minis, VIM. Simpson, Pat Tobin, L. E
Peterson and VIM. Wade. The nam
decided upon is the Farmers AM
Merchants Bank of Mandan. The d!
, rectors chose T. A. Cummins for pres
: dent and VIM. Simpson for vice pres1
} dent: %%4 -. o-~% r ssrH ~.
Charles Rainbow, ranchman livin
7 south Of Mandhn, was shot in the lun,
l in an alteration with James Mark
: ham. The trouble was over some ha
land. RAINBOW attacked MARKHAM
} with a loaded whip and, AFTER warnin1
| him, Markham drew his revolver
, Rainbow told the states attorney tina
he alone was to blame. SO there vii
probably be no prosecution. He VII
} probably recover. !. ia.
i GlenulHn News: The hum OF tn
harvester can now be heard through
out the county and the bulk OF tn
grain Will be cut within the next te
days. The acreage 10 much create
than last year and the Yield Will ais
be much larger than laat years croY
!. In this immediate vicinity wheat VII
average about twenty bushels per acre
J Oats win 90 anywhere from IS to 4