Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-26
MISSOURI SLOPE ITEMS

fresh holt" IN Linton and the fur Is
flying. n s.e Z. r..
An ice rink is being agitated for in
Linton. A trife early. Nh "
The citizens of Linton rendered
Rector and Mrs. Arthur MacFarelane
and Archdeacon Jones, who was down
from Bismarck, most cordial recep.
tion in the parlors of the Episcopal
church, the other night. About fifty
were present and the function was a
most enjoyable one. Refreshments
were served by the Ladies' Guild, and
as usual were excellent. .....s
The town Of Lehr is enjoying a
building boom. ~: -. ..
Hazelton has a Cabbage that weighs
nearly 200 pounds. He is preacher.
Hazelton Republican,: L. s. Chap
man was in from. Danbury Monday
selling some of his crop. While this
years price is not as good as that of
last year, Levi is highly pleased with
results. His 200 acres of wheat aver
aged 171s bushels, including 4-acre
piece of summer fallow which yielded
"a bushels per acre. His oats went 60
bushels per acre; speltz, 48; and fax
141a. The 4-acre piece of summer
fallow has told Levi a little story, and
he says that henceforth no slip-shod
farming methods go.
The Woodmen Of Mandan have Or
ganized a brass band.
The Leader praises the Washburn
band.
The last building was moved from
the old townsite of Turtle Lake last
Monday. Old cellars, wells, and a
few split up dry goods boxes is all
that marks the old town from the sur
rounding prairie. l.
The Elbwooods Indians will hold a
fair at the Mission, Elbowoods, Nov
ember and 8. There will be on ex-
hibition and for sale all kinds of In
dian workmanship. The fair held last
year was great success, and the COM
ing one promises to do better. Every
body is welcome and there is plenty
of accommodations for all. j.
Washburn Leader: The young SON
of Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell of Oliver
county, was seriously injured Monday
while playing in the yard. The little
boy was on top of a box, and in SOME
manner fell of, striking stick which
penetrated his intestines and liver.
The boy was hurried to this place,
where DR.. Brastad cleansed the wound
and sewed up the injuries. The little
fellow came through the operation in
good shape, and Tuesday he was feel
Ing much better. The wounds are Of
such a serious nature that very little
hope is held out for the boys recovery.
Garrison is getting metropolitan and
the liberal advertising done in the
Times shows the merchants are live
lot. *s ..,. .n. rg.s ',} g.:
The Farmers Bank of Garrison Is
now ready for business with Charles F..
Benedict as cashier.
Geo. L. Robinson has stores in CARR
son and Coleharbor and, with his u.s.
ual progressiveness is using news
paper space to let the people know It. A
Garrison needs a blacksmith. It
would seem fine opening.
Work has commenced on the Man.
dan Mercantile company's elevator at
Garrison.
Rev. Hughes of Bismarck will give
the Garrisonites a taste of religion
every two weeks. Most communities
need it every week.
Mandan Times: L. King, who has
been in St. Alexius hospital since the
10Th of August, suffering from a kick
in the face which had nearly severed
the ear, was brought back Monday on
No. B; accompanied by DR.. Stark, his
physician. Mr.. King lives about tween.
ty-five miles from Mandan at a place
called Fort Rice. The family, due to
Mr.. Kings being unable TO work for 50
long, are in destitute circumstances,
/ put some Of the men and women of
Mandan have given them clothes and
other needed things to make them
comfortable during the winter
Flasher Hustler: A farmer near
Flasher was very much surprised the
other day to dig up, while cultivatins
MS soil, very old gun, the origin al
which neither he nor any Of his neigh.
bors We're able to account for. The
stalk was pretty nearly gone, but the
barrel and the flint lock were In good
state OF preservation. The barrel was
about three feet long and was OF brass
! Flasher Hustler: Eight contests
have been placed on homesteads il
This vicinity during the past week. Il
Will soon be a well proven fact that
young men cannot hold homesteads ~
living In the east and unless they are
willing to 1--we up to the requirements