Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19

the Duke of Wellington. The Duke
evidently had access to a hidden cell
lar, az his breath attested, and as the
evening progressed he grew somewhat
b%oisterons. the police lieutenant was
summoned. He stood nntside the hall
waiting for new Developments The
Duke started to have some more run
according n his notion. Lieut.. Down.
Ing stepped up ana grabbed him by
The arm.
"see here. Old top" said he. you're
NOT yourself tonight"
''Hic--I-hic--know It. l'm--hic-
the DIXIE OF Wellington"
1--WE been doing too much indoor
work." said Frank 3. Fisk, the noted
photographer or Indians, whose stll,
dies are at Fort Yates. Game up to
Bismarck on the STEAMER Expansion
and am going on up To Washburn and
DeapoIis With the boat. Capt Marsh
takes It. on up from here. The river
Is a pretty good place n q fellow wants
to get a taste OF real life for a few
days. The trip Is doing me a lot OF
good and ] feel line a new maj al
ready. Our fair? Well say, you
should have been down there. It was
tho greatest thing ever held in the
west" a
Talk about the Garden of Eden"
said Alfred Olson of Mott, who is a
Bismarck visitor today, you should
have seen the Cannonball valley In
Hettinger county during the harvest
season, For miles and miles and miles,
just as far as the eye could see, moth.
ing but fields OF waving grain. The
farmers down our way are doing a
large amount of stacking. II we ever
get all the grain TO market Hcttinger
county will be the richest in the
STATE"
Were going 10 do the biggest bust
ness this year in III history" vas the
assertion of Pat j. Cahill, superin.
tendent OF the big Washburn coal
mines at Wilton. we are getting
those two additional miles of under
ground electric railway in working or.
der and expect to employ the largest
number of miners we ever have. Our
workings comprise the largest ignite
coal mine in the world. or course
there are some pretty good Ignite
mines down in Texas, but there Is
nothing down there to compare with
the big plant at Wilton"
DR.. A. NJ. Fisher departed last even.
ing for points in Montana where he
will spend 4 few days enjoying a well
earned vacation.
Misses Clara Il. Stevens and Lyle
Yegen, president and secretary, re.
spectively, Of the Happy Family which
assisted Commissioner Gilbreath at
the Industrial Exposition and helped
make 1t the big uccess that it was,
departed Saturday morning on the
south bound 500. Miss Yegen will
spend several days visiting Mrs. G.
r. Crawford OF Brittin. Miss Stevens
vii. go to Lehr where she will spend
q few days vacation Oh her claim and
will look after the marketing of her
bumper wheat crop this year.
Rev. George y. Newcomb. state SUI
perintendent of The Society for the
Friendlcss, left Saturday morning for
Hankinson where he will speak Sun.
day. Rev. Newcomb's addresses Oh
1.-THE Branded Man." THAT Boy" and
kindred topics r achieving statewide
reputation and through his undauntcd
efforts tho work of the organization
which he represents is receiving q
great amount of desirable publicity.
20, I'm only going down to the farm
over Sunday" said State Land Com.
missioner Alex Mcdonald as he board.
cd the 500 train this morning. I'm.
mons county was on the map in great
big capital letters this year when the
time came to check up the yields from
the various harvest fields. We've corn.
fields down there that would put II.
linois, Indiana or Nebraska to shame.
What Emmons county can do all the
rest OF the state may accomplish. Yes,
l like to 60 down to the farm. II does
aefeilOw who is copied up in an Office
all week a whole lot OF good to get
out into the fields and upon the prai-
ries and inhala some Of the bracing
and i%nvigorating western ozone"