Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-10
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Chicago, eptsmbe 10. Wheat
closed, septsn st.ossss Old wheat
$1.ossss; ness nber 81. W. gto 81; May
s11osas. q q
Chicago, September u. Opening
prices wheat: September $1.o533S6;;3
December $1osI MayS1.1o. 5sS
Company A. There will be- a meet
ing OF Company "a Monday might. III
members are requested to attend
Reorganization "a, meeting will be
held at the NJ. 3. Church this evening
ait 8 o'clock for the purpose OF reorgan-
sizing the choir. Music committee III
a7 Nd; Stock shipme nts Three cars Ssof
stock were loaded out for shipment
today ON the 500. Two cars of wheat
were also shipped out. that graded No.
| Northern Il { !. ,l :. s q 5,.> 4. 1864
Prisoners Brought In Sheriff Rut-
ten OF DEVILS: Lake ana two deputies
brought in several prisoners for the
penitentiary last night, sentenced re
Gently by Judge Cowan.
Resumed Telephone communica-
tipn between the city and Fort Lincoln
has been resumed, satisfactory ar.
rangement having been reached be.
tween the telephone company and the
MILITARY authorities $S$': : r ,#
Wheat Receipts-At the Wilton eQe,
vator yesteday, 1900 bushels Of wheat
and 1900 bushels of flax were received
Wheat graded Mo- and No. 2, and
averaged 20 bushels to the acre Flax
yielded IL bushels to the acre. "
|. Afternoons-Mrs. J. R. Gage is this
week giving a series of afternoons
to her friends. That she has been
successful i'm her efforts to give them a
good time is evidenced by the many
expressions Of appreciation THAT reach
her. ~ :. r. w: t. ~ IL ~.
Street improvements Under the
direction of the street committee, con
siderable work has been done in the
way Of improving the appearance q
the streets Weeds have been I cu1
along the walks, rubbish carried away
and, with the grading and filing o
streets, the Improvement is distinctly
noticeable. L.. - vi .::1s2&% ii:
| Walker on Broadway note to thu
Tribune from E, H. Walker, formerl.
of the Bismarck, Washbu1n & Grea
Falls road, and now with the Nationa
Surety company at 346 Broadway, New
York, indicates that Walker stghs oc
casiOnallys for a breath of Missouri
slope air, and that he might be trans
ported somewhere west of the Re-
triver, !" for a little while to get bacl
amid familiar scenes. ] i, u >. !
Fine Vegetables Commissioner R
III. Turner ifs making a collection o
vegetables from slope farms for tn,
st. Louis exposition and J. H. Marshal
and N. E. Shelton are also engaged il
/ the work. Some fine vegetables hav,
been obtained abbages weighing Q
pounds, beets and mangels weighfn,
/ 20 to 30 pounds, excellent potatoes, TIL
1 like OF which are raised only on th'
Missouri slope, onions Weighing 2 t
1 8 pounds and other vegetables of hair
ratIsing size and impossible growth, Ell
cept in the banana belt. Nh
I Landseekers Thursday was big da;
il for land seekers ON the NJ p, the wes
bound train having some 200 Ian,
seekers who got OH at various sts
lions between Dickinson and Vale
i City. a number went TO Mamdan i
charge Of agents Of the William Brow
4 Company and several parties wen
to destinations along the Denhof, !.
4 &s N. and Cooperstown branches. TIL
4 movement Of land buyers for the fal
IS expected to be lively until wfnte
Il sets in, and q good many transfers an
1 to be expected. It Is a different cond
tion from that which once prevailed I
North Dakota and shows that lam
4 values are rising, slowly and hay
come 70 shay The big feed and ia,
X ah,I sry,a n, rsT,,nsy y.f this State affrxaf