Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-07

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cy rails or Sunday morning to Jones
AXE and make a big impression" on
he feathered inhabitants there. They
njoyed the hunting part Of the trip
ut not the return pump against a
til w%esterncr up the ascending grade
0 their home town.
John Clodfclter Is here visiting rel.
tives and also looking after business
interests In this vicinity. He Is the
uest Of his brotherin.law, Mr.. X NJ.
ellsworth. and family.
DR.. Brown mas purchased the Ham.
oleton residence property. now owned
ny Mrs. Essie Rishworth, and will oc.
upy II as sOOn as 1t is vacated. The
!octor sold his residence, south OF
he NJ. 4. parsonage, to Il. G Tantow.
David Axt brought in the first load
# new fax to town Tuesday. 1t was
10. | grade, and Dave stored 1t at
ne or the local elevators to await a
aise in the price of the oily product.
Cashier Hjellie, Of the First State
tank Of Mercer, transacted business
ere on Tuesday.
Postmaster Sa~ucressig drove over
. AnamOose on Monday to look after
he threshing Of his crop on his farm
ear that place.
II. d. WATSON unloaded a new Case
,teel grain separator here one day
his week, and will use 1t threshing
ONE Of that bumper crop out his
gay, including his own. This is the
ourth new threshing outfit shipped
nto McClusky this fall.
Deputy Register OF eDeds Adolph
;chlenker has moved with his family
rom the Heupel house north of the
rack into the Rev. Hand residence on
he west side of town. Adolph Is
right in town now.
Efie PlOyhar arrived from Fargo
ionday evening for a visit under the
arental roof. Miss Ellie is employed
IS operator by the Fargo Telephone
o., and was formerly in charge Of the
ocal central Office.
A. B. Anderson went to Washburn
n Wednesday evenings train to at.
end to some business matters at the
IcLean county metropolis.
T. d. Monsen has severed his con-
lections with the State Press, at this
lace and Is 0 employed OF the Ga.
zette.
Miss Johanna H~eckcnlaible. of
Goodrich, has accepted a position as
aleslady in Ii. BilligmciCr's store, in
his city.
Superintendent Grobc. of the Occi.
lent Elevator Co.. came up from
Jamestown in his auto on wednesday
md paid the local elevator of that
company a visit. He proceeded in
he afternoon to Turtle Lake to In.
spect their elevator at that place.
Ferdinand marketed a load Of new
lax in town on Wednesday.
Bert Oliver has been thrcshing all
If this week, and expects to finish
by the end OF this week. He stated
% a Gazette reporter that his oats
averaged 57i,H bushels to the acre, and
was Of a very good quality. His rye
went 27k bushels to the acre and a
field of wheat that was plowed last
fall averaged 30 bushels an acre, by
elevator weight. He stated that all
his wheat would not yield that good.
but he expected II to average about 81
bushels to the acre. 1t is needless to
say that Mr.. Cnver has lost nom Of
his enthusiasm for North Dakota soil,
and Sheridan county in particular, as
the result Of the splendid yields he
obtained from this years crops.
Radiators for School House.
z A carload Of radiators for the heat.
ing system to be- installed in the new
school house arrived this week, and
the work of putting them in place
will soon be in progress. ,