Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-07
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Miss Francis Mclander was q Bis
marck visitor this week.
The big fair IS on at bismarck mo
MANY braddockItes will attend.
Or. Larrabee Is threatened WIN 4
disease that resembles alitoHObiiltlcs.
Mr.. Scroggin returned rom st. Paul
whare he purchased four car loads Of
young cattle.
Frank Barta of Kintyre, was q
visitor here Saturday returning nome
Saturday evening. .,
Olaf hedblod. Ludwig Larson and
Aarvig R0son were Capital CITY Visit
ors this week. 4E 3d.. j,
Or. Larrabee. VIM. BeSeler ana
nennle Barth, motored to Bismarck in
the doctors auto Monday returning
Tuesday. g,.
Tommy O'Leary Of Bismarck, who
has been putting in the heating plant
ut the school house, departed Tor ms
home Saturday afternoon. -,
John Kuck, one Of the successful
farmers living west Of town purchased
a Rumley threshing machine Saturday
from Fred Junge, their agent here.
Or. and Mrs. Danford left last FRI
day for Louisville, Ky, where they
win. spend the winter. Mrs, Danlord
is the daughter OF Mr.. and MIS-
Jupge of this place.
J.. J.. Ryan OF Braddock was q caller
here Wednesday to the stock farm Oh
I. H. Fitch for the PURPOSE Of secur:
inc some Of Mr.. Fitch's high grade
cattle.
Il. M. Doerschlag and family attend.
ed the big show at Bismarck today.
Masters James aud Donald Shepard
went to bismarck today to e the
sights at the, exposition. a.. 80,
The recent snow and rains have mol
damaged the grain to any great ex
tent as shown by the large amount
received by the local elevators.
Mary Engleman left Friday for Ian
caster, Ky, where she Will spend the
winter. Miss. Engleman will take 8
course in millinery while there ant
expects 10 return in the spring ant
may open a millinery store here.
Mrs. VIM. Baxter. accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Cochrane, who has
been visiting here since last June, Ter
Saturday for Bismarck to take in tht
sights at the EXPOSITION and visit viii
relatives and friends. /.
M. II. Kaiser, accompanied by Franz
%Schrnerarar, John Kuck and Arvit
Lundblau motored to Linton, Tuesday
where Mr.. S%chmerarar received hi
naturalization papers. Mike say
that II he can only civilize Frank nov
he viii not have labored in vain.
Seed potatoes being rather scarce
this spring, Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
living on the +. G. Glines place, abou
SIX miles north OF town, planted p0ta
to pealings. Some Of the pealing'
were held for two weeks before plant
Ing. On less than an acre they raiset
OVER 100 bushels OF very fine pota
tors, and some Of them weighing owe
a. pound. on the whole the potatoes
ar of an average size and are sound
After two weeks Of, idleness TIN
threshing crews are again at work il
the fields. The crews are all short
handed with no prospect in sight
getting more help. Only about tel
per cent Of the grain has been thresh
ca and the outlook now Is that thu
crows will have ito 60 some" t
thfesh theremaining grain before rea
winter sets in. The heavy frost'
have practically killed many acres Q
late sown max that had not ripened
and there is a great deal OF flax re
manning uncut. II the %weathermal
will only be good for a few weeks
the farmers in this vicinity will be OF
the safe, side Of the ledger.