Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
MISSOURI SLOPE ITEMS.
DI,'lRIll | NOTES.

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DRlscoLL NOTES.
]. A. Garrison and ]. B. Hanifold
intend to go to the coal mines in
Iowa for the winter.
Ronald Peterson is here again from
Hope visiting relatives and friends.
Arthur Metcalf Is expected home
from Washbdrn, where he has been
engaged in carpenter work.
Rev. John Hughes Of Bismarck was
the guest Of G ]. Keenan, over might
last night. He is engaged in Sunday
school missionary work.
8. f. keenan,, of Mankato, Mimi.
has been visiting his brother, G. j
Keenan, since Saturday. He leaves fol
his home today. ,.s
Mr.. Gillett got in another car OF Zig
mite coal last night, and it Is going
like hot cakes. # Az.
There Is to be a wedding In Dris
coll very soon. Too early to mention
names.
Rev. Hughes of Bismarck, will
preach in the school house at 2 o'clock
next Sunday. Sunday school will Be
held at 3 O'Clock that day instead Of
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at IL as heretofore.
C. M. Carr returned Saturday from
Bismarck where he had been SERVING
on the jury. 8s . c
A, large force Of carpenters ID al
work on the Gillett livery stable, and
soon Drfscpll can offer first class &C
commodations to- both man. and beast
| Sullivan Bros. have been granted a
site for their elevator and lumber
yard on the north side, west Of Hotel
Ginett. They will commence balildine
just as soon as the railway company
puts in the side track. The elevator
company will put up "a $4,000 bushel
elevator, equipped with the very lat,
est machinery, including a 16 horse.
power gasoline engine and a Strong
& Orthway roller feed mill before
April I. They will have over thirty
cars of lumber on the ground and will
put in a $4,000 plant, second to none
west of Fargo. Their lumber man
with his family, will move out in
january, and he will be prepared to
give figures on anything in the lime
of building material
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Rosvold were
in Bismarck last Friday, the latter
receiving treatment for her teeth.
Mrs. r. B. Anderson went to Bis
marck yesterday on business.
s. IS. Greenfield and family Of Bur:
dette, S. D., arrived Monday with a
car of household goods, stock, etc,
and has rented Spalding's old home
for the winter. Mr. Greenfield has
bought quarter section of land and
will build in the spring. BY their
coming two more pupils will be added
to our school. n
David Galloway has bought lot ID
young stock and will go to farming
in earnest.
We had a few bizzardy days last
week but we hear of no suffering.
Thanksgiving day passed away
peacefully 50 did the turkey.
The local freight from the west ar.
rived last night about seven O'Clock
and came very near furnishing us
with some tragic news. A car was
shunted off onto the sidetrack with
such force as to knock down the
brakeman on top of the car. He fell
fiat on the car and was badly stunned
for a time. Another car sent in on
the spur tried to make that and re
main on the main line The first
trucks were on one track and the
hind ones on the other. The main
line finally pulled the hind trucks Oh
the spur and along the ground. Il
was some time before matters were
set to rights.
We forgot in our FORMER Items t.
tell why Fl. A. Hallum was setting up
the cigars It is a boy. Mrs. HallaIm
and SON will ARRIVE home from Wis
conyin in a few days. -s
Postmaster q ]. Keenan, has order.
ed a fine large street letter box which
| will be placed between his store and
Hotel Gfllett for the accommodate
of the public.
| Written Tuesday, December 5.