Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-26
OUTLOOK never
WAS BRIGHTER
This Sessol Are
For Great boon
Oliver CouEty

Fort Jtkf.k Sentinel. Tn Angus
lst. unless ON unforeseen d~ifficuitie,
arise, tie new railroad now being con
strnctad from MRndan To Stanton vii
be turned over 10 the operating de
partmenf and regular train service OF
rise North Branch inangurated. Ths
coming OF tine railroad into Olive,
county il something winch TO q new
conner Who has been used TO living
where trains were plying daily thrI
tteir towns and cities, will nOi be up
preclated as much by them as II vii
be BY tine old settlers vino tn years
PAST would NOT see q train only when
they drove fifty or se~yenry-fre miles
to market with their grain in tine fall
To them the building Of tne road
through their county is something
which they have looked forward TO
ever since they frEt came nere years
sgo and erected their claim snack
on q quarter section of land, To them
nov they realize that their fondest
hopes have materialized and they are
as happy over the event of the new
ROAD us were tine rainbow chasers
uiio hurried over the w~dnd-narried,
miragy. sun-kissed, often sun-blister-
ed AND blizzard swept prairies OF Kan
sas q few years ago IN quest of the
poi vi gold at the end of the rain
bow.
The coming Of the new road into
Oliver county could nor nave arrived
al 3 more pppor1une time than at tine
present Win the harvesting of the
crop winch is but q short time dis
TAM ever been since tine opening OF
has ever been since une opening OF
Oliver county. rne farmers realize
that Tt,ier lOng distant hauling TO
market Of their hundreds of bushels
Of grain is al an snd. To only a few
tributary ID Fort Clark II Will meal
but & lnarasr of a few miles 10 the
elevator where they esn SELL the grain
al top prices and instead of making
TWO or three trips a week. they can
accomplish that many in n day.
The coming OF lae railroad into
Oliver county, besides being a factor |
Of great Importance for the shipping
Of grain. has Increased Dhe value OF
the land of the farmers several dol
lars per acre. and with the harvesting
Of -he excellent crop this year they
VIII again begin to feel that they
made no mistake fin coming to Oliver
county when 1hey did, even if they
nave had TO Withstand the loss of two
almost complete failures in the past !
two Years. Every country has its |
drawbacks, and We know that Oliver
county has passed through its infancy
and is now on the road to prosperity.
Fort Clark, which lis situated on the
Missouri river and surrounded on
three sides by some of the best farm.
ing land in Oliver county, will be the
leading town this fall for the market
ing OF grain. With tine completion of
two more bridges across the coulees
west OF town the farmers will have a
good road from uhat direction, and
already a score OF them state that
this VIII be their market place for
their grain. At the present time We
nave only one elevator, but presum.
ably by the time tn hauling of grain
commences this fall that another one
viii De in operation. Also BY that
time We will have several more bust.
ness institutions, as We know of a
few who have been withholding from
coming here, not knowing what the
crop would be. But now as practic.
ally a good crop is assured, it is nigh
that building should begin in or.
der TO be ready to handle the fall
trade.
TO the man who desires to start in.
TO business for himself and has not
the capital to start in on a large scale,
We know of no better location than
Fort Clark. For the young nan it Is
a chance you don't find every day. and
IT You desire to own and control a
business of Your own, take a trip ia
Fort Clark and see for yourself the
ideal spot where you can invest your
few dollars and own a business insti.
tuition. Think this matter over now.
opportunities don't occur every
day For health, wealth and hanui.
locate at Fort Clark. the coming
metropolis OF Oliver county.