Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-10

Efrem the present outlook everything
poaats IA shan1sr CROP me ground
- In condition now to push the grains
in nne shape for three weeks without
more rain r. the nsantime. II 4 ane.
rain can -be had about the THIRTEEN 81
the month the drops in this section
VIII ibe phenahinal. q .,.ss
Bismarck y Healthy Health oficer
D.. Ramstad casuAllY remarked today.
that he believed Bismarck vas the
hesithiest CITY III the state. While not
entirely free from the Ills that besst
mankind. he thought; according to- the
records, till city ranked hlgh as q
place where coed health was a pre-.
dominating feature. He said IA
months bad pissed since there had
been q contagious disease in the city,
which. he was oonndent, carried the
record fl that respect in this Or any
other state. .3
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Bought eioodsd Stock Senator
Maodonah Of Emmons county returned
today from q trip to the annual stock
sale at Fargo. He said these sales
were great stimulus to the pradiic-
ton OF high grade cattle Id this state
and should attract the attention Of
progressive atoekraisers. Not getting
WHIST he wanted at the sale, he went
on to the famous Canfeld farm In
northern Minnesota and bought a
shorthorn bull and two heifers whose
pedigree Is longer than the moral law.
The senator said stock conditions had
never been better In Enamons county,
that strengthening was Id ruiz blast,
the showing being above the average.
BASEBALL Tomorrow The Lehr ball
team, which has been cleaning Up the
opposition IN the southern tier of
counties unit will come up tonight for 4
game with the local club tomorrow
AFTERNOON and something good may be
looked for. 1t is understood a crowd
q fans from Logan and Mcintosh
counties 10Y At l are coming along to make the
roofing somewhere near equal. The
lineup, d as follows: bismarck
jackson c. Prather p, Dolan 1st b,
Hantser I'd b, Vanish SIS, Gordon Sd b.
Pools. I, Bennewitz, q I, Mccormick
II. Lehr Kingsley c, Taylor D, Chap.
lin 8, Hall 1st b. Long I'd 5, d. Carl.
son 80 b. F. Carlson + t, Houton G i,
Kane ! t. '@rr.:s .a
Fine Reaidenees-- Eighth street Is
being beautifed BY the erection Of two
fine new residences. One is being
built on the corner Of Eighth and
Avenue B BY P. a. Peterson and the
other Just north of that site by a MI.
Nathan, new conner to the city.
Eighth street has become quite pref
ty residence street and although there
is not p great deal being said about
the thousands Of houses that are be-
Tag built In this city as we are won't
to read Of other North Dakota towns
yet the building and improvements
that are being carried on are quite ar-
tensive and are far more apparent to
those who come here occasionally than
to those who remain here all the time.
One thing about the building that is
In progress In the city that makes it
better for the town Is the fact that the
new residences are being nut on vacant
lots close In the city confines and not
being scattered ell over the prairies al
was formerly the case and as is the
case tn many another town in the
state at the present time It will not
he lang till Bismarck viii be one Of
the closest built up towns il. The state.
Thinks Irrigation the Thing
esentatiye w. i: Belden of
Steele is IN the city today on his way
nome from q stock-buying trip In
Montana. He reports many fne
horses being raised in the Miles, City
Glendive country and prices at the
top notch. He said the people around
Glendiye were jubilant over the build
Ing q The great Irrigation works near
Y that point. There had been no rain
this spring" said he, stuntil week
sso and the ranges were LITERALLY bar
rem, and stockmsn were about at their
Wits end; but the recent heavy rains
have started the grass In good shape.
/ never saw q country so dry. Nothing
was green until { reached Miles City,