Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-24


old South Dakota boy now foreman of
the Denniston ranch, is very i'll with
appendicitis, and has been brought to
the Bismarck hospital for an oper-
alton. .
Fine Grain country-V. Wicka, who
has a farm near Sentinel Butte,
threshed his barley recently. The
yield was GO bushels to the acre,
while his fife wheat went g. 1t is no
wonder the first prize for grain in the
recent state competition went to
Billings county.
BaImy ENTHUSIASTICALLY and to-
day have been ideal fall days, the air,
being as soft and balmy as days in
May. No frost has yet arrived to
mar vegetation and all classes of
grains and vegetables have come to
full maturity in nice shape. Verify
we have a glorious climate.
Proving Up Joseph Hauser, a
prominent sheep raiser of Hebron,
and Fred Yeager, a large cattle man
of the same section, are in the city to-
day making final proof on their
claims. Eugene Weigle is one of
their witnesses and is showing them
the sights Of the capital.
Max EIevators-The last car load of
lumber is hauled for the second ele-
|vator at Max. The first elevator was
built for the Minnetoka Elevator Co.,
under contract by the Osborne, Nc
MILAN Elevator Co., and, this second
elevator is being erected by and for
the latter company, who will be ready
Ito buy grain about October LIST.
Closing the Gap-The long distance
telephone crew passed through Senti-
mel Butte last week stringing the wire,
and as they have only to so to Dickin-
son the work will soon be completed
and the line in operation. We will
then have telephone connections west
as far as Glendive and east as far as
Telephones Ego.
& Broke an Arn1--Mike .Kirchen, the
agent for the Ireys elevator at Garri-
son, met with a serious and very pain
full accident Wednesday the 10th. He
was getting ready to load a car and
had the ladder up to the loading spout
and while getting it fastened the
ladder Slipped on the ground and he
fell on his right arm, making a bad
break just above the wrist. d.
Search "King John"-Following from
the. Sheldon Progress: Surely one Of
the biggest scoops on record was that
Of the Washburn Leader which in its
last issue, dated Friday the 14th, had
full particulars of the Underwood.
bank raid Of the following morning.
Such precedence looks suspicious:
The authorities would do well to see
If King John satterlund has about
$4,000 In his clothes.
Large Yield of Wheat - Dugald
Campbell Of Emmons county, is in the.
city and reports a heavy yield Of.
wheat on his section running from Is
to Is bushels to the acre, two-thirds
Of the acreage OF wheatswas macaroni,
This yield speaks vel for the farmers
Of that county and Is very gratifying
to Mr.. Campbell who mas watched the
steady growth and helped to make It
what It is. 55.
Don't Like the sunday Noise
number Of people have been greatly
annoyed the past two Sundays by the
work Of carpenters on several new
buildings that ore going up about the
city and the Tribune has been re-
quested to- call attention TO the mat
ter. It Is probable the carpenters
have lost track Of time IN the great
rush now on m the building line and
now that their attention has been
called to the fact that Sunday IS SUN
day, they will 30 and sin no more.
Couldn't locate His Peopis Owing
to press of other matters sheriff
Weleh was unable to take John Olson
who was declared insane Saturday, to
the asylum An effort had been made
to discover the relatives of the de-.
mented man but owing to his mental
condition nothing has been cleaned.
from him and 40 one around here
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