Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-04


500, est of Ellendale, is booming in
fine shape.
Z The Litchville Bulletin suggests John
Andrews for goyernor-some day.
Steele Ozone: Chas. E. Hurd ap-
peared on our streets last Saturday
with a startling proposition in the
shape of an offer to supply several
hundred bushels of white dent corn to
whomsoever would buy. In testimony
whereof he had with him big double
box load of the stuff, freshly husked.
1t is the first load of that particular
variety of corn to be seen on the
street direct from the field. The corn
is hard and clean looking and the
ears are good sized and we'll filed.
The load would do credit to Iowa or
southern Minnesota. Mr.. Hurd raised
seven hundred bushels this year, and
laughs at the idea that corn does not
grow in Kidder county.
The three-inch artesian we'll for the
city of Cakes has been completed. A
good flow of water was struck Wednes-
day after drilling in rock about three
days. The depth is a little over 900
feet. 1t promises to be satisfactory in
every way.
LaMoure has organized commercial
club full of enthusiasm for its town.
Now see the fur fly! The LaMoure
Chronicle says: The fact that Editor
Lampman of Neche, is to become the
hireling of Senator Hansbrough suff-
GENTLY accounts for his recent fit of
mysteries. He was merely giving a
demonstration to show his master what
he could and would do in case Of an
emergency. We ticket Lampman
bought by the gang" and pass him on
to the scrap-pile.
Minneapolis parties tried to. buy the
LaMOure creamery, but the farmer
stockholders thought it was a good
enough thing to keep.
Thomas 'Hinchbergers body was
found dead few feet from the depot
at Eckelson Friday morning. It is
supposed he was struck by train and
INSTANTLY killed though none saw the
accident
Harvey's commercial club will cele-
brate the opening of the new opera
house. 1t is sincerely regretted such
announcement cannot be made in Bis
marck.
Attorney John o. Hanchett of Har-
vey owns land in northern Minnesota
upon which iron has been discovered
in paying quantities. e.
Before 8 o'clock Thursday morning
there were over a hundred loads of
grain in Harvey and by noon there
were at least two hundred that had
not been unloaded. Grain buyers are
piling the grain on the ground.
Minot will soon become so good as
to be uninteresting.
Sheriff ]. J. Lee has issued notices to
the effect that all slot machines used
as gambling apparatuses in Ward coun-
ty will be confiscated and destroyed.
The explosion of lamp in the mail
car at Hankinson, caused the loss of
about half the mail that was west
bound ON the 500 Tuesday morning.
The fire was extinguished, but not be-
fore the car was much damaged.
Work was commenced Monday on
the, addition to the creamery buildings.
One addition will be 15x66 feet and
another 20x22 feet. 1t is the purpose
of the company to make this central
shipping point for its western trade.
AS 1t is now they have been shipping
from here to Paynesville, and shipping
from there to Spokane and coast ter
minal points. The western shipments
will hereafter be made from Cakes,
and thus save the freight expense to
and from Paynesville. Five or six
cars of stuff can be put in cold storage
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