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

man, o. con,posltor and she ~lll drive
to her claim south Of tho Golden Clv
every evening and return IN the morn
ine and spend every Sunday there.
One OF tho thrcshers tells Of Fred
Thelig's NO lives Just over the line
In Kidder county, havins wheat going
a little better than forty bushels 70
the acre. Now we we're sure there
would be some big yields this fall,
but this takes the cake already.
A. J. West Of pellica arrived Mon
day 10 bug grain for tho Mckenzie
Elevator Go. Mr.. Weist has bought
grain for q number Of years Mt differ
cnt points and comes highly recon-
Mendel as a No. 1 buyer. He VIII
pay the highest price for all grain
aud courteously invites you TO give
him q call.
Geo. Wilsey with the help Of &. IL.
Kelley and J. =, Newman With Nj:
Wilsey's new OIL Pull engine pulled
or a stunt In the house moving busi'
ness by moving the old hotel Of d. w.
| Wilsey out on what has become
known as Tincan alley. The building
will be remodeled and made into q
dwelling. When completed 1t will
make y nice addition to the Golden
City. .'
| Joe Cook has begun his new restau'
rant. The building will be 2Ox3O,
making fine building for a restau.
rant and as Mr. Cook Is an experenc.
cd man US to that kind Of work It
will be very much appreciated. The
building Is located south of Mr..
Flack's cream station on Main street,
J. Il. Darling Of Keene. N. H., arriv.
cd last week to accept the position as
clerk in the Mckenzie Mercantile Co.
Mr.. Darling leaves the ministry OF
the Presbyterian church on account
of III health and comes west to the
dry air OF North Dakota, looking for
Improvement. We extend him the
hand Of friendship and wish him sue.
cess in his new undertaking and
health. f.E.rbg.
Miss Magic Plains, Of Arena, came
to help Mrs. Wilsey in the hotel, and
u lady with the experience that she
has had she certainly knows how to
wait on the public. Now boys. YOU
should cat your meals and move
away from the table rs soon as pos
sible and let US older fellows cat our
meals and get back to work.
d. +. Barker, the manager and
salesman for the Rumley Oil Full en-.
gincs and SeparatOrs Co., unloaded a
large outfit sold to George Wilsey.
1t is a fine outfit and George will
thresh this fall and break next spring
and rs George is a competent man
with machinery. will have the best OF
success and those wishing to save
their grain will not miss 1t If they get
George to do their work. Mr.. Barker
Is q first class expert and a salesman
and those doing business with him
will find him perfect gentleman in
every respect. He showed the people
of the Golden City how cleyerly he
could handle the engine when 1t came
70 pulling large building on skds
when he pulled the old hotel out to
its present resting pace. ,
Who was it that remarked that
Wing had no hotel? Well. If that per.
son will take the trouble to look
around he will find that our estim
able citizen, Mr.. Duke Wilsey has re.
GENTLY moved into his new hostelry.
There are sleeping accommodations
for twenty people and in pinch, Mr..
Duke can probably find room for
Twenty more. The dining room which
is large and airy will accommodate
fifty persons at meal time. II Is
needless to say that Mrs. Wilsey's
Reputation as a cook is second to none
and those paying visit to this new
establishment will join US in saying
that the new hotel Wilsey is up to
standard in all particulars. The build.
ing Is a two story frame 30X60 cent.
rally located two minutes walk from
the Gepot. The courtesy shown to
everyone by Mr.. and Mrs. Wilsey Is
of such unlimited volume that after
one visit it Is a safe bet that you will
make the Golden City for an over
night stop. They extend an invita-.
ton to the travelling public to call
and inspect "for home was never
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