Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-30
M'CLUSkY

! VERNE Warddrupp, Of north of Den
hoff. proved up on his homestead be-
fore Judge Dunning He was accom-
panied by p. o. Anderson and John
Mor;ock, who appeared as his wit
nesses in making final proof. The
land in question is one of the finest
pieces in Sheridan county and was
filed on by Mr.. Warddrupp in March
1909.
Threshing operations have been re-
sumed in this vicinity after delay OF
several days on account of wet wealth
er. While the grain In shocks as yet
is in fair shape 1t would, neverthe.
less, be worth while to look after il
to see that It does not sprout and that
the shocks are standing up SO the
wind can get at the heads and dry
them out as fast as possible. II this
is done nearly all the grain will still
grade No. I, although few more
days OF moist and cloudy weather no
doubt will have an effect on the ker.
nels beyond repair.
Conrad Hahn, Of Johns Lake, was
in town on Tuesday, engaging car.
penters and plasterers to erect and
finish q large addition TO his farm res.
idence. Mr.. Hahn is one of the many
who still have the years crop In
bundles, but no Is optimistic as to
the weather and says we've got to
take a little Of the disagreeable
dope" along with the bumper crop.
He says his grain. is in good condition
and hopes to get 1t threshed soon.
County Auditor Teibel intends
threshing" his crop the first of next
wce", and If appearances are not de-.
cidedly deceivng he will have lot
OF fine grain to market. Although
Mr.. Teibcl Is much interested in farm.
ing, his hobby is gardening and small
fruit, culture--he does all the work in
bis garden and the success he has
achieved in growing small fruits is
encOuraging--a look over his garden
will convince the most skeptical that
small fruits can be grown successfully
In Sheridan county. ~. ...."..l. ID.
County Judge Dunning has just fin.
ished seeding 80 acres of winter rye
on his farm, two miles east of the
city. The judge raised an excellent
grade Of this grain last season, sue.
ceeded in getting 1t threshed early
and was So satisfied with the returns
that he decided to increase the acre.
age for the next season. He claims,
too, that 1t facilitates the work in the
spring to considerable extent, and
we believe he is right. More winter
grain means more money and less
work when the busy season opens in
the spring. x.
Two. mighty nirnrods Df this city.
wendell their way to Jones' lake on
Sunday morning armed with guns to
try q crack or two at the million or
more ducks in and near that body OF
water. They weren't gone very long,
for they succeeded in sneaking up
on what they thought were ducks and
bagged couple, but in the excite.
.ment they never knew they had oper.
ated on flock OF geese until they
came home and showed their find"
to the boys. IA
A new money institution has been
opened at Lincoln, this county, by An.
amoose capitalists. The charter and
organization certificate Of the new
bank is published In this issue, and
shows that ]. ]. Schmidt, a conserve
tive business man and banker of An.
amoose Is president OF the new bank,
A. M. Hauser, cashier, of the Ana
moose. National Bank, and A. j.
Hoffer, also of Ananoose, are vice