Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-23
Glen ULL|N

Farmers should appreciate the high
prices Glen Ullin buyers are paying
and bring their grain here.
The Glen Ullin elevators are paying
higher prices for grain than any other
town in this part Of the state.
Henry hecher was In from Bluegrass
this week. Glen Ullin will get most
of the Bluegrass grain this year.
Ed. Schmidt proved up on his home
stead near Almont last Saturday and
ia now back to work In this Office.
Mrs. DR.. o. r. Benson returned last
"Wednesday from Appleton and other
Minnesota points where she spent q
couple OF weeks visiting friends ana
relatives.
Sam Anderson of nine miles south
Of Alnout, had his right hand badly
|acerated in a se!t-feeder last Satur.
div. He came to Glen Ullin and had
DR.. Benson dress the wound when re-
auired several stitches to close up
Mr., Anderson remained in the Guy
until Friday. ,a,
ID, p, Barnes made 4 trip through
the south country this week, DRIVING
ovcr the line into South Dakota he
tonped at Pretty Rock. on his way
dawn and visited his. daughter, MIS-
clarK Babcox, Mr.. Barnes says me
crops near the South Dakota line are
not yielding nearly as well as uhey
are IN this way, but the country LOOKS
quite prosperous.
ELGIN
work on the Farmers elevator IS
last nearing completion and II ~ eA'
nected that It will be ready to receive
Grain about Monday or Tuesday OF
next week. ~ "
Cashier u. A. Eurmestcr of the Mer'
chants State bank OF Glen yum was
attending to business matters hcre'
he was accompanied by A. *. pett's'
The merchants OF Elgln received a
car Of apples Monday and on Tues
day d car Of grapes was set out mere
over half Of which was unloaded mere
and the balance taken to Burt ana
Mott.
Travelling freight agent, J. l.. Burn.
nam OF the Northern Pacific was a
messenger west Tuesday evening II
EXPRESSED himself as being surprised
at the vast amount of goods unloaded
at Elgin.
y. G. I.angbetn went to Bismarck
to attend to business matters for a lew
DAYS, j. A. Quasi is employed TO as
sist IN the store during his absence.
Alvin Beck one Of the carpenters
on the elevator crew fell from a point
on the elevator about fifteen feet
from the ground yesterday and was
considerably bruised but not serious
~ injured.
Otto Zimmerman has treated ms
house 10 a fresh coat of paint and
from the appearance Of the JOB, which
he did himself, we are inclined TO
think that should he hang out ms
single" he would not need to 80 die
for a while in Elgin.
Clarence Stewart lost several stacks
Of grain by fire. The fire started from
his threshing engine while ~threshins
and all efforts to put out the names
we're to no avail. The loss Is quite
heavy AZ the grain was yielding well.
Alta meeting OF the village board
it was decided to at once order the
two chemical engines for the city fire
~nrotection and accordingly the order
hag gone In. They will be OF the
Pirsch make and are second to none
on the market.
School opened Win o good enroll.
rrent considering the fact that quite
4 number OF the older ones are busy
with threshing. Miss Sebastion is liz
charge OF the primary department
which rs being held IN the town nan
ana MISS Brecker from near Grand
Rapids, Mich, rs teaching the inter
mediGta grade, and this department Is
beinr housed In the building across
the track south Of the creamery. +
Gs Eoa4tcher Is IA correspyndence
WITH other teachers and will n al
~probabllity be successful IN securing
10 third ~ ample time for the Pc