Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-23
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:: STARK :

night and the crop prospects are
considerable brighter, the late fax
crop looking exceedingly well.
7. u. Roberts is treating his barn
to coat of green paint.
w. H. Stark has been busy raising
the past week. Her aised his house
to the ground and then raisei it up
again under the supervision OF ecu
tractor I. G. Brace, and to outsiders
the improvements look good.
Hart Roberts sports bran new
buggy these days, and all of his
B. G s are much pleased.
Prof I:ogers had his left hand
quite badly lacerated last week,
while helping build barbed wire
fence. &,e
A. S. Wilkinson is breaking ground
for the erection of a commodious
farm residence, 24x2S, IA foot posts,
on his home farm one mile south
of stark. The work of building will
be under the supervision of Con-
tractor Jim Simonson, which insures
first class job in every particular.
Jim Simonson returned from Car
rington Monday, and will work at his
trade for sine time in this vicinity.
Beware of the man when his dog
will not follow him.
The ball game Saturday at Den
hoff between Denhoff and our assoc
iation team of twirlers, resulted in
victory for Denhoff- score 4 to 6.
This makes three straights for them.
| What is?
Mrs. T. G. Tees, Miss Bessie Gray
| and Mrs Chloe, were shopping in
Goodrich Monday.
Miss Emma Haas is home for few
days visit under the parental roof
Chas. Kuehl, our deputy mail car
rier, took a drive over to his claim
in Florence Lake township Monday
evening to see just how much the
hail storm of last Thursday night
which visited that vicinity. had left
him. He reported a total loss, but
takes his medicine like a man and
comes up smiling as ever.
A petition has been circulated for
new postoffic four miles northwest Of
Stark More signs Of prosperity Of
spite-which?
A hypocrite and knocker are
an abomination in the eyes of thu
Lord.
| s. G. Bunce is working for Post
master erchant-Farmer Stark T.
/ Miss Elsie Wilsey Of Phoenix, i:
4 the guest Of Mrs. A. G. Brown for {
few days. =
4 Larry Johns and Cramer were Wis
iting old friends in and around Nc
Clusky Saturday and Sunday. @
The hum of the busy mower Is tt
be heard in all directions these days
The Union Sunday school has I
brand new Welsey organ and it is
dandy. !.
Rev. Bickner Of Goodrich, preach
ed at the Stark school Sunday after
noon. q
Chas. Johns returned last weel
from Renley, Wis, where he ha
been for some time under the dot
, tors care. He is much improved i
health which we are all glad t,
note. !
l Mrs. S. G. Bunce and little childre
! were guests of the Stark family FIR
day and Saturday, but it was to
> early for cabbage.
, There is to be big Sunday schoc
picnic at the Stark school house o
Thursday, July 80 There will be
I good program by the young peopl
and other anqusements to make th
day pleasant. Let everyone bring
o basket full of good things to ca
!. There will be a refreshment stan
q on the grounds with ice cream, len
r onade, ETC., the proceeds of whic
go to help the Sunday school pa
v for their new organ.
e Emerson Granville has built
r commcd'oas sod hs.rn on his clai'
r and moved his house down Their
L EN-. and his better half are now
g home on Mount Lookout.
IS Our mail carrier, Mr.. Gosney,
busy these days on his farm ne;
e Sterling, preparing the ground al
!, getting the material for the erectie
n of a good sized dwelling.
% Chas. Delaney is home from Die
.e inson where he has been for the pa
re several months.
.p B. B. Delaney returned last Frid.
,e from visit at Dickinson with Il
family Of his daughter, Mrs. Rail
Buckley.
n Mrs. A. c. Brown returned Ia
X week from an extended visit to b
In old home in Iowa. On the way ba
r. she picked up A. G. at Bismar