Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-10

AueUi SSA p ASSl IllS tSultl1uS duu engage
in the real estate business. He says
the land in that part Of the state is
not black like here but brown in color
and Of clay formation but very pro-
ductiVe. Lee Halbett has caught on
to a quarter section in that locality
and others are thinking Of inyestigat-
ing. There is spring water and near
Mott MOI good building stone, easy to
quarry. 4
Troubles Never Come singIy
Claude Turner returned to Gladstone
yesterday after visiting his. mother,
Mrs. R. ]. Turner. who is at ST.
Alexius hospital suffering with APP
pendicitis. He said that his family
was in great distress over sickness it
this time, his fathe. being at Fondu-
lac, Wis, called there early in the
week by the sickness and death of his
mother, while Mrs. Turner's sister in
Colorado and another in Chicago, are
lying seriously i'll. This is indeed A
series Of affiictions to bear, and the
lady certainly has the sympathy Of
her many friends in this city. 81
The King Of Tramps'' Yankee
comedy in four big laughing acts, is
TO be the offering at the Atheneum
next week The play contains all the
most popular features Of a melodrama
and musical comedy, plot Of heart
interest set to Yankee Doodle music.
Many and varied have been the tramp
Offerings, but atrhe King Of Tramps'
is said to surpass all compe titors, not
alone In title but In actual worth.
There are any number Of new songs,
dances and specialties Introduced by
The King of Tramps, e Little Jimmie,
and the great conception the Scare
crow song and dance, as presented by
Alfred Bridge is truly a marvel. The
play is one which the most fastidious
need not fear to attend. You can take
your wife. all the children and your
motherin-law, if you are on speaking
terms.
Lucky Graduates OF the MANY Of
the young folks Of the city Will kindly
remember Harry Mcdonald who made
a visit to Brooks Hosl1ins last year,
the two being college chums at the
state university The following item
from the Grand Forks Herald will
doubtless prove Of interest:
News reached here yesterday Of Il
lucky strike made by three graduates
of the North Dakota university. Dave
Boise, Harry McD Donald and Ken Hys-
lop. who recently leased an undevelop-
ed mining tract near Santa Rita. In
two months they have shipped out 26
cars Of copper ore and the first. eleven
cars yielded them SIT 900. They had
only q small amount Of money when
they secured the mining property.
An old miner is associated with the
three young men in the enterprise.
Ken Hyslop is the manager of the
concern. Boise and Mcdonald are
stiH drawing $125 per month from an
other company BY whom they are en-
I ployed. Mexicans were seeking to
get lease Of the mine, but the boys
closed the deal just in time. The
boys feel certain that they will make
big fortune.
ss, "A Fine Endorsement n. =. Cof1ne
OF DEBORAH, Iowa, Is quite frequent
visitor to this city he being largelY
interested In lands along the Line Of
! the Northern Pacific west Of James
town to the state line. He makes a
practice of travelling UP and own the
line picking up what he considers
good buys In land and selling Them to-
parties In his own state. The other
day when here he said Even YOU
people do not appreciate the value
there Is IN the lands Of the western
part of the state and particularly In
Burleigh county III my opinion the
lands here are the cheapest Ia the
state today and are bound to rapidly
advance IN price, In fact | predict
that next year the greatest advance
In Burleigh county land will be OK
sperienced IN the county's history I
have just returned from d trip across
the river with land buyer from Iowa
and sold him section Of land near
Mckenzie: The tracts showed him
west Of here were fine and much
cheaper than the Mckenzie tract, hut
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