Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-24

CHRISTMAS EVE FROM VA
got frozen in for the winter, with
about 5000 bushels of wheat and flax
on board, about ten miles below Bis
marck. The grain, however, is safe,
and will probably bring as good prices
in the spring as now
Wants His, Wheat-Matt Clooten
thinks he knows something about the
delay in getting grain to market.
September 10Th he shipped a car of
wheat to Duluth. It was held at
Arnold two weeks and finally left
this city early in October, since which
time he has been unable to get any
trace of it. He now demands of the
! railroad company the value of the car.
! Matt ought to have testified before
the Interstate commission.
Leonard Driver Home-Hazelton Re
publican: Leonard Driver, who some
months ago was sent to the insane
asylum at Jamestown, by the Bis
marck authorities, is again at home
and is in the best of health. He
: claims that If he ever was mentally
unbalanced it was only temporary and
was caused by the Bismarck "booze"
Leonard is one of the best Of fellows
! when sober, and is capable of making
money, and if he will dodge the cup
hereafter, which he promises to do,
I will prosper. ,,,,.,
Twenty Cents Ahead Professor
/ Schmidt, at jamestown, has an
acknowledgment from the Children's
Home at Fargo for the 1928 con-
! tributed by the pupils of the public
schools as a Thanksgiving offering
The letter states that the Jamestown
schools again head the list with the
largest donation given to the home by
any school in the state-Grand Forks
Herald.
This was before the Bismarck
schools were heard from; their gift
being twenty cents better than James
towns.
| Boosts Jones-Mandan Republican:
Druggist Jones of Bismarck spent the
day and some of his hard earned
money in Mandan, Thursday. Mr.
Jones will be a non-partisan candidate
! for state game warde1 this winter and
will unquestionably receive the entire
support of the Slope country for this
position, as he has thousands of
friends throughout this region, and is
universally known as devotee of clean
sport. With him as game warden and
a strong popular sentiment behind
him, We would have strong assurance
of game laws we'll observed, and pot
hunters brought to pot"
Supt. Whitman to Leave-January
first 2. A. Whitman, who has been
Superintendent of the Washburn
mines for a. long time will sever his
conn ection with the company and go
east. It is understood w. P Macon
/ Der will succeed him as mine man
lager. MT whitman has made many
friends in Bismarck and Wilton dur
ling his incumbency as superintendent
| and their good wishes. will go with
him. Mr.. Macomber has for years
been associated with the Washburn
interests In this county is popular
and will undoubtedly successfully
carry on the work at the mine. $% p ' sss
Finds Collections Good - George
Carufel sof Fargo, has been visiting
i with his brother, 4. H. Garufel OF the
granite works here, for a few days
/ and says that their business ON the
Missouri Slope is better than in other
/ parts Of the state. due to the good
4 crops and prosperous times. These
people do a general business all over
this state and ID parts Of other states,
/ but find this the most prosperous sec.
tion and collections easier here than
elsewhere. In the spring their works
| are to be greatly enlarged AZ this
1 point, as they find Bismarck the