Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-16
DRIScoLL NOTES.
written tuesday,

written Tuesday,
Sundays rain was a nice one.
Mrs. Ole Engen returned from Bis
marck Saturday where she had been
consulting a physician.
J. P. Tandberg, S. Kruger, 3. o.
Johnson and John s. ohnson were in
the capital city. few days last week
on business. 49, ~
H. A. Hallum has let the contract for
a six-room residence with basement to
Andrew Berge.
Miss Fife Slater of Sterling is assist
ing in the Gillett house.
Up to this year your correspondent
never saw representative Of
nursery firm in this section, but now
there are three or four firms making
a thorough canvass. They are getting
the orders, too, nearly every home in
vesting. This is a most hopeful sign.
1t is a sign that the nursery people
are alive to the fact that this country
is opened up and settled by the right
kind of people and that they have lots
of faith in the country when they can
afford to give an absolute guarantee
on their nursery stock. On the other
hand, it is sign that we have now
the people who have came to stay,
to till the soil, put in something sub
stantial and build for the future. Our
people can do no better than to invest
as they are doing. Each family should
have asparagus and pie plant of its
own. This will be a great saving in
the spring and help out for the table.
How much better this is than to pay
cash or run up bill at the store for
canned goods, besides it would be bet
ter for the health. All small chrubs
such as currants, gooseberries, rasp-
berries, etc., do we'll here.
A representative of the Lyon Eleva.
tor company was here last Saturday
interviewing our business men and
farmers with a view to putting in an
elevator here. He was quite favorably
impressed and will recommend to his
company the ACCESSIBILITY of building
at once. In case an elevator should
not be built this fall he thought the
company would put in scales and a
small building and station a man here
to buy grain.
Messrs. Carey and eastman repre-
senting the Clinton Falls Nursery com.
pany Of Owatonna, Mimi, have been
canvassing this place for the past
week and have been very successful.
They represent a good firm and give
honest deals.
Joe Rustad's steam thresher will be
here in few days. 3D.
Miss Annie Peterson went to Bis
marck Friday for medical treatment.
1t is reported that Mrs. Jas. Gallo.
way will soon be home from St.
Alexius hospital with health regained.
Miss Gladys Hill of Valley City is a
guest of the Johnsons south of town.
Mr.. J. P. Ferris of Wanbay, s. D., is
here looking over the country. He is
! teacher and may engage school for
the winter. 5s. ..a&.
G. ]. Keenan, was in Bismarck the
latter part of the week negotiating
for carload OF lumber from the. Bis
marck & Washburn Lumber Co. The
lumber will arrive tomorrow. Work
on the new store will begin this week.
1t will have an addition to be used as
a residence.
Sterling's husky base bali aggrega-
ton came down Sunday afternoon on
number eight to play our boys but
owing to the rain the game was called
of and the boys went back on the next
train.
Thos. Taylor has the contract for
putting up sixty tons Of hay for the
Driscoll Land Co.
Mrs. Fenner and children will leave
tomorrow for Minnesota to be gone
some time.
J. G. Holley is the proud possessor
Of fine double barrel L. C. Smith
shot gun and case. which he pur-