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BIG STONE
Headlight, Aug. 80.


Miss Kate Thorndike, who is at the
Rochester hospital, had an operation
for appendicitis last Friday. In q
letter to her parents, received here
Tuesday evening, she says she is re-
covering rapidly, which her many
friends will be glad to know.
The cannery did its first full day s
work Tuesday, putting up IL 900 cans.
The corn is in fine condition. Pete
Henkels picked seventeen tons first
picking from 81 acres. Henry Kien-
holz expects to get about four tons per
acre from his field.
G. w. Harrington best team had
close call one day recently. The
river rose during the forenoon while
the man was working on the other side
and when he attempted to ford it at
noon the team and wagon were washed
down stream by the powerful current
and wei e saved only by cutting tn EN-
out of the harness.
August Zumach. for many years q
resident of Yellow Banks aud Big
Stone was born in Germany Novem'
ber q, 1887, and died at Odessa, Min
nesota, S Saturday August 25.
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Aug. 81 Sept 2s
GHERIFF'S SALE ON EXECUTION.

Aug 81 Sept 2s
CHERIFF's SALE ON EXECUTION.
coaety ess,e OF of soG,s Grsnt. Rak0t'' s.
Notice is Hereby Given, That by virtue of an
Execution to me directed and delivered.
and in my hands. issued out of the
Circuit Court Of the Fifth Judicial Cir
cult of the State of South Dakota, in
and for the County of Grant upon a Judgment
rendered in said court in favor of Noyes Bros q
Cutler, plaintffs, and againet Gust Paul defend
ant, have levied upon the following described
Three (3) of Block One a., in Lmsels Addition
to the town of Twin Brooks in the County of
Grant and State of South Dakota, according to
the plat thereof file and of record in the office
of the Register of Deeds of said Grant County.
together with the frame house situated on said
lot Three and all other buildings and erections
on the lot above described
And that shall, on Monday the let day of
Octo r.A ID. 1906. 1t the hour Of Two o'clock
P. N. of said day. at the Front Door of the
Court House In the City of Milbank in said
title and interest of the above named Gust Paul
and of those holding for or under him, in and to
the above described property to satisfy said
Judgment and costs, amounting to Il Trree Hun
dred and Fifty.Six Dollars and Ninety-Seven
Cents, together with all accruine costs of sale
and interest on the same from the 9th day OF
June, 1905. at the rate Of seven per cent. per an
mum, at Public Auction, to the highest bidder fol
cash
ED. A. MURRAY, Sheriff,
| THos. l.. BoUCK. Grant County, s. d
| Dated at Milbank, South Dakota. August Goth
| 1904
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GRANGER BUSINESS SCHOOL
Of Big Stone City, s. ID.

VI Dig OVOne City, >. ID.
The fall term begins Monday,
Sept. II, 1906, at Big Stone City,
S. D., under the supervision OF
the superintendent Of the public
schools.
A competent assists will
have charge of the commercial
school after the school has been
installed by Mr.. F. E. Granger,
of Aber deem, S. D. A complete
business course can be taken at
this school, which includes
Bookkeeping.
Penmanship,
Commercial Law.
Business Arithmetic.
Shorthand, and
Typewriting.
Any student of the com mercial
school who wishes TO take up any
common school branches may do
so in the public school of Big
Stone City without extra charge.
Thebusiness schools equipped
with typewriters, monographs,
furniture, ETC., and in all respects
this school will furnish an oppor-
tunity to obtain a business train
ing, as good as any school in the
northwest. No need OF going
away from home for q business
education.
Write for further particulars.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land:ofice at Watertown, ). D., Aug 25, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the Clerk of the
Circuit Court at MilbaLk, s. D.. on Oct. 9th,
1905 viz:
FRANK ZIMMERS
Pre- D. No. SO9 for the South half of the
Southeast quarter and Section and NOrthhalf of
Northeast quarter Section Is, Twp. 120 North,
Range AZ West.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz:
Julius temple, OF Big Stone. s. D., Wilhelm
Rudolph of Big Stone, S. d., Ernest Mueller Of
Big Stone, s. D., Gustav Mielietz, of Big Stone,
H. A. HILDEBRANDT, Register
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Aug 81
Ang
SALE ON EXECUTION

Ang aug oil
CHERIFF's SALE ON EXECUTION
State of South Dakota ss
County ofGrant
NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtue of an
Execution to me directed and delivered, and now
in my hands, issued out of Circuit Court, State
of South Dakota. in and for the County OF Grant
upon Judgem rendered in eaid conf In favor
tiff and against John Holsten and q. w. Bolser
On the foreclosure of mechanics lien against
the lands hereinafter described and the build
lngs thereon have levied upon the following
described Real Property of said defendants, In
Grant county, South Dakota, to.wit: the east
half (Ela) ofthe North East quarter (NE ~ the
North West quarter (NW W of the North Eaet
quarter one a, and the North East quarter IN K
~ of the North West quarter (NW ~ of Sec
tion eight (Sec. 8)in Township one hundred
eighteen (lls( of Range Forty-nine (Rg 4s) and
the buildings thereon
And that SHALL on Monday the 3rd day of
September A. D., 1906, at the hour of Two o'clock
P. M. of said day, at the Front Door of the
Court Houee in said County and State, proceed
| to sell all the right, title and interest Of the
Defendants in and to the above described prop
erty to satisfy said judgement and costs, anon nt
ing to eightyseven and 74-1OO, $S7 .74l0O Dollars
together with all accruing coste of sale, and in
tereet on the same from the 9th day of July.
1906, at the rate of per cent. per annum, set
Public Auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
ED. A. MURRAY,
Sheriff, Grant County, s. ID.
THos l.. BoUcK,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated Milbank, South Dakota, August End. 1905
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The Very Thing.

Eyes, ma'am," said the salesman, ian
establishment like ours has its own lit
erary staff Here, for example, is an
ode to Our Furniture Polish written
by our own poet and set to music BY
our own musician"
"An ode to furniture polish! ex
claimed Miss Peekay Boob. why, that
would be just the thing to take home
and try on the piano!'-Chicago Trib
une.
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The Dim Past.

Professor Qecturing)-Oxygen. gen
Eemen, is essential to all animal exist
ence. There could be no life without It.
Strange to say, 1t was not discovered
until century ago, when Student
What did they do before It was dlscov-
cred, professor?
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Aug. II Sept. q
NOTICE OF.MORTGAGE SALE.
tiOns Of a certain mortgage containing q power
f. Luse, MORTGAGE dated April 5, 1901, and filed
for record in the Office of the Register of Deeds
of Grant County, South Dakota, on the 9TH day
of July, 1901, at eight O'Clock a. m. and recorded
In Book "a. of Mortgages, on Page 3l0 mortgag
ing the following l8nds in the County OF Grant
and State of South Dakota to-wit: The south
west quarter (SWAl of Section Thirty. two (Sec
81, in Township One hundred twenty Twp 1907
of Range Fifty y-one (Rg. ~, West Of the Fifth
P. M containing one hundred sixty Q6O) acres
more or less, and.
WaEREAe. the nature of the default ie
the failure on the part of said mortgagor to pay
the principal of the note secured by ead mort
gage when the same became due and also, to pay
the interest thereon when it became DUE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that said mortgage
will be TO- eclosed by the sale of the lands cover
ed thereby by the sherifi Of said Grant County or
his deputy on the Goth day of September 1905, at
two O'Clock p. m. of that day, at the front door
of the court house in the city of Milbank IN said
county and etate to satisfy an Indebtedness of
Fourteen hundred and fourteen dollars and six
cents principal and interest, with fty-eight and
A91O0dol paid for taxes making In III fourteen
hundred s-vepty-two and 97-1OO dollars, which
amount is now due eafd mortgage, besides
the costs and disbursements allowed by law
Dated Ang. 16, 1906.
J. F. LUsE. Mortgage
THos. l.. BoUCK,
Atty for Mortgasee.
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whats the difference between vi.
sion and sight?"
'See those two girls across the
street,"
EYES,"
"Well, the pretty one would cali q
vision Of loveliness, but the other one
she's sight" - Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
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August 81 September 1
Notice Of Republican CoQD.
" Convention,
August 81

In accordance with the provisions of chapter
l07, laws of 1905 notice is hereby given to- the
qualified electors of the Republican party of the
county of Grant, State of South Dakota, that a
delegate convention of said party will be held at
the courthouse at Milbank, in said county and
state. on Tuesday, the 18th day of September,
1906 at one clock p m OF that day, for the pur-
ticket for legislative and county officers, as fol-
lows:
One State Senator
Two Representatives to the State Legislature.
One Sheriff
One Register of Deeds.
One County Judge.
One Clerk of Courts.
One State Attorney.
One County Treasurer
One County Auditor.
One County Superintendent Of Schools.
One Coroner.
One Surveyor.
One County Commissioner for the First Com
missioner Districr.
One County Commissioner for the Second
Comm ssioner District.
And for the purpose of transscting such other
business AS may pro .,erly come before said con-
The representation OF the several voting pre-
cincts will be one delegate for each twelve votes
or major fraction thereof cast for the candidate
of the Republican party for governor at the last
general election. fhe primary in each precinct
will be held on Tuesday. the 1lth day of Septem-
Der, 1905, and will be kept open from until $3.50
p. m of said day.
The primaries of the several precincts will be
held at the following places and each precinct
will be entitled to the number Of delegates set
VRp0'''e VIZ: the name OF n'm0eF OF s0'n precinct
Adams, 8, uenal place of voting.
Alban. 8,~ueual place of voting.
Big Stone Twp, B. usual place Of voting.
Big Stone City, lat ward, g. usual place OF vot
ing
Big Stone City, I'd ward, 9, usual place of vot
ing.
blooming Valley. 5. usual place of voting
Pennington. 2 neual place of voting.
Georgia, 4. La Bolt.
Grant Center, 4, usual place OF voting.
Kilborn, 4, usual place of voting.
Lura, 4, usual place of voting.
MHZepps, 3. usual place of voting.
Madison 5, usual place of voting
Melroee. 6. usual place OF voting.
Milbank, let werd.6, old Schnabel building.
Miihank, I'd ward, 8, Grant County Title Co. e
office.
Milbank. 80 ward 9. Elliot building.
Osceola 5. usual place of voting.
Stockholm. 5. usual place OF voting.
Troy 8. neual place Of voting
Twin Brooks village, 8, usual place Of voting.
Twin Brooks Twp, 3, uenal place OF voting.
Vernon, 6, usual place OF holding caucus.
Revillo, 4. Fire Hall.
two members of the Republican county central
committee for each precinct: the electOr receiv
ing the highest number of votes eha'l be chair
man for the precinct. and the elector receiving
the next highest shall be secretary therefor
No proxies shal be allowed at sAid cOnven-
tion and the delegates preeent from each pre-
cinct shall cast the full vote of such precinct.
It shall be the duty of each precinct chairman
OF the Republican party to post copy OF this
call In fve public placee In his precinct most
likely to give notice to the SeGsoTs q sden pre-
Chairman Republican Central Committee.
g. HI. PINGKNEY. secy.
Dated 4. Milbank, his 2sth day nf August, 1905.
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NOlICe

Precinct chairmen are requested TO call at the
connty auditors office as early a. pOss BILE 10
receive their primary election supplies. ne it 10
impossible TO express them TO al pOin's in the
county. e. n. PlNCKNEY.
Comfy Aud.f0r
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Aug. 81. Sept.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

BY Virtue of an order and decree of the Coun
on the petition of the unders gned Thos L.
Bouck. administrator of the estate of frederick
J. Bill, deceased;for an order to sell the real
estate OF said deceased, ct the July Term. A. D.:
August 1905. l shall. on the 22nd day OF Septem
Der, 1906 next, between the hours of ten o'clock
in the forenoon and four O'Clock in the afternoon
door of the Court House In the City OF Milbank
in said County all the interest OF said deceased
at the time of his death, the Real Estate described
as follows, to wit An undivided one half inter
est in Section Thirty FIVE (35) in Township One
Hundred and Twenty Q2O) of Range Fifty (50) in
Grant County, South Dakota, on the following
terms, to wit: for cash subject to an incum-
brance Of 81 10000 thereon and all other liens,
membranes and taxes against the came
Dated this 29th day of August, A ID. 1906
THos. l.. BOUCK,
Administrator of the estate of Frederick J. Bill
Deceased.
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Aug II
NJ Office TO CREDITORS

~ OTICE TO OFhD11oRS
State Of South Dakota 90 In County Court.
County of Grant j."
In the matter of the Estate of John Branch.
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersi gned,
admin istr ator Of the estate of John Branch de.
ceased, the creditors of and all persons havin
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within six mont hs
after the first publication of this notice, to the
said administrator at his place of business in
Summit, in the County of Roberts, South Dakota.
Dated August IS, 1906.
o. p BRUeTUEN,
Administrator of the Estate of John Branch,
Deceased.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-21
STARK.
SO

This weather oughc to be good
enough for everyone, big and young,
old and small. Il, .
Our P. M. came home from Denhoff
Monday. ~ SD Il ~ u Ss1 =
The surprise party at T. G. Teese
Monday night was attended by the
party going ones Of Stark and
Phoenix, and everybody enjoyed
themselves to the utmost. eyes.
yours truly was there.s ss: s s.=
The young folks of Stark were in
vited to meet at o c.. Braces
Wednesday night, about twenty-five
young folks being. in attendance.
They all join in saying they had a
merry time playing games etc. u. Z
Did you read about that rain Thurs.
day night in this nick Of the woods.
Jim. says these. travelling parties.
may be enjoyed by. some, but he
would rather. be excused. 51 0
J. B. Granville drove to Goodrich
today. 5Z j.
Andrew Halver went to the coal
mines this week. .5 IS.
J. n Roberts and family drove
through Stark Saturday on their way
to J. B. Glanville's where they spent
the evening. They were accom-.
panied by Mr.. Roberts nephew, Tru-
man Zimmerly and wife. SSs5
II you have any Of the ailments
which N. d. is addicted to (which are
not many don't forget to call on DR..
Thomas DeBouis OF Phoenix. -
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DRIscoLL NOTES.

Yesterdays warm wave decreased
the snowdrifts greatly r Today will
do as much. s' ST..
Miss Robertson came up from st.
Paul last week to look after home
stead interests. She has taken a.
position in G. J. Keenan's store and
will look after the dry goods depart
ment "
J. e. Spalding transacted business
in Bismarck last week.
Mrs. Huski Of Dawson was the
guest of her friend Mrs. H. A. Hallum,
over Sunday. ss
Rev. Stirling OF Steele held serv-
ices here last Sunday.
Literary Friday evening of this
week. =, 8
Rev. Goustad was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hallum one day last week.
He held services in Clear Lake dis
trict last Friday and later conducted
the funeral services of Lena Reddy.
Chas. Bentley has relinquished the
SWA section s-13s-75 to %. r. NOV
nogh. This joins Mr.. Moynogh,s
decided quarter on II and gives him d
nice little home close to town.
r. &. Rasmussen was in Bismarck
last week on business. .s8 ss:ss
The Driscoll Land Co. has Al.
coroporated with a capital Of $50. 900.
rs. ]. Sommondson of Minneapolis. j.
Il. Alexander Of St Paul and 4. b.
Greedy Of Driscoll form the cor
poration. M 81
Train No. 8 caused quite furry
here last week by being deraiied at
Geneva Several persons from this
point went to view the wreck and the
section crew was Obliged to work all
night.
George Washington's dance in the
hall February 22d.
@. p. Gif1ett and J. o. Rustad were
Bismarck visitors last Saturday. We
do not know whether joe washed Ills
face before going or not
Fred Wheeler OF Bismarck rode
through this place yesterday on his
way to visit his sister, Mrs. 4. r..
Matthewa.
z. r. McCreedy returned from SIT.
Paul Sunday but went west yesterday
to Msdora and ether points. q
Dr. 9. w Guest came up from
jamestown last week and examined
| eighteen candidates for membership
n the Modern Woodrnen lodge to be
|organized here. All passed ana the
pr. thinks We have about the hest
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material he has run across for some

material he has run across for some
time. & &SE ssi Il, 5 z5
Judging from the hilarious condi-
ton of some of our good farmers
there must be a few sightless hogs
running loose in Driscoll. Better let
up on it boys, 1t will pay you III the
long run as inquiries are beginning to
come in. r. ~ s
:. Steps are being taken to hold a box
social in the school house in the near
future to raise balance of salary due
Rev. Ogden. II a.
h Miss Mary Johns was hostess to a
lot of her playmates last Saturday at
her parents home in Geneva. 1t was
her eighth birthday and from all re-
ports the entertainment was u1lex-
jcelled. =. .=< 81 .-. 5Ss
! VIM. Taylor voluntarily enrolled
himself as a subscriber to the best
all-round paper in the county-the
Bismarck Tribune. &s;5s. :,
G. J. keenan, wishes to announce
here that he is just putting on his,
shelves about the finest selected lot
of dry goods, notions, etc, ever
brought to Driscoll. The stock en-
braces ready made skirts, waists, I'M
derskirts; besides these he has
everything in the line Of ladies'
furnishings, dress goods of all sorts.
These win be in charge of Miss
Robertson an experienced q, dress
maker. Changes made necessary in
fitting skirts, etc, will be made free
of charge. Miss Maud Aldrich will
occupy a place in the store with a
line of up-to-date hats. No need to
go elsewhere for your hats. ladies, as
Miss Aldrich is an experienced mil
liner.
Preparations are going on rapidly
for the new bank and store building
for J.. C.. and H. A. Hallum. We I'M
derstand a Mr.. Finseth from southern
Minnesota will be cashier in the
bank &,-N-s
Song service at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. M. Carr next Sunday
evening. "
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summer fallow. On, an average in
this locality the Arnautka wheat out
yields the fife and blue stem, about
six bushels to the acre, when all con-
ditions are favorable to the growth
OF wheat of all varieties. With un-
favorable climatic conditions, such as
drouth. rust or blight, the Arnautka
wheat will outyield the other wheats
two to one, on an average. Two
years ago when black rust was gen
era1 over large area, especially to
the south of us whole fields of blue
stem and fife were not worth cutting,
while the Arnautka on land adjoining
yielded from sixteen to thirty bushels
per acre. The Arnautka macaroni
wheat stands up better, is not af-
fected by rust. blight, smut, hot winds
or Hessian fly.
Fourth--H you will raise enough of
! it in any locality SO it leads the mar
ket the elevators will take care of it
for you.
| Fifth-Nhe fault of the market is
not in the wheat itself, but in the
| "wheat-ring" and millers: Last year
or 1905 the. estimated crop of maca-
roni wheat in the northwest was
about 100000 bushels and over
100000 bushels was shipped before
the close of navigation direct to
Marseilles, France, and Mediterrran-
can seaports and there sold for 1 cent
a bushel less than Manitoba No. 1
hard; the wheat that commands the
highest price of any American ex-
ports. To buy it at the elevators in
North Dakota at a price from II to
20 cents less per bushel than other
wheats and sell it in the markets of
the old world at the same price Of
mo. 1 northern fife is to put it in
| plain English clear steal from the
North Dakota producer. The remedy
| is to raise more macaroni and get
after the wheat thieves. The eastern
millers use our macaroni to. mix in
grinding with soft wheats from
Kansas and the south to tone up their
! -four *-~ se'<a-
Sixth-Knure must be a. hobo or a
tenderfoot, as the only complaint we
have heard Of its "being a mean stuff
to handle on account of the boards
comes from the .thobo" shocker, or
kid gloved tenderfoot, but the real
reason of the complaint Is that the
lazy scamps had rather get $2.25 a
day for shocking ten bushels to the
acre wheat than forty bushels. The
bundles are lighter. The boards Of
macaroni wheat are not troublesome
like barley. They are not half SO
harsh. would like to take a large
contract to raise macaroni wheat at
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LAUGHLAN ANSWERS
OBJECTIONS TO DURUM

Lisbon, N. D., Feb. 19.-To The
Forum: In The Weekly Forum OF
February 9 Knute STEVENSON Of Up
nam, N. D., says: Els the durum OF
naacaroni wheat a fake?" and gives
six objections to the raising of It,. Il
The propagation and raising of
macaroni wheat as far as it relates to
our state originated in Ransom
county, having been introduced by an
immigrant from Canada who brought
about a pint of the seed with him in
the spring of 1883. Several years
later M. A. Carlton, cerealist of the
department Of agriculture at Wash
ington, .. c., visited this section and
pronounced this wheat OF the Arnaut-
ha variety. From this propagation of
this pint and thirty bushels of seed of
the Kubanka variety, obtained from
the department at Washington, by
myself and Hon. H S. Oliver in 1902
came all the enormous quantity of
macaroni wheat grown annually in
Ransom and adjoining counties. AS
to the six objection of Mr.. STEVENSON
I will answer them seriatum:
First-It requires a. half bushel
more of macaroni seed wheat per
acre than of fife or blue stem, as the
berry is much larger, but with us it
yields from four to twenty bushels
more per acre than other wheats,
hence We consider the extra half
bushel good Investment. ~. =,
Second-It stands up better than
any other wheat or grain grown here.
The straw is exceedingly stiff and
never lodges unless grown ON heavily
MANFRED land. When the yield is
heavy the head must be large and
well filled, and the weight causes it
to Top over when ripe, but the straw
seldom goes down. Last year hard
storm leaned all heavy macaroni
wheat to the southeast, but with the
exception Of an occasional piece that
s yielded over forty bushels to the acre,
4 it was cut without any difficulty or
waste. A few extra heavy fields had
to be cut one way. 49,, %.-.. ..-,.~t, =
THRIFT does yield much more
than any other wheat. The heaviest
yield Of fife wheat recorded in this
\ county is AN bushels per acre In
1883. The largest yield of macaroni
is SO 2-3 in 1904. This wheat was the
Arnautka and was grown on twenty
acres OF half corn ground and half