Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-07-25
pRIscoLL NOTES.
written Tuesday, July 25.)

written Tuesday, July 25.)
H. C.. Palfrey returned, from Hope
last Wednesday. ID VT %S5
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Engen went to Bis.
marck Wednesday ito consult a doctor
in regard to MRS. Engen's sicknesss.sf
Mesdames Ogden and Anderson,
were passengers west last Tuesday,
the former bound for Mandan and the
latter for Bismarck.
John Lindblad, section boss at
Geneva, suffered the loss of his barn
by fire Of unknown origin last Tuesday
night. 1t started about 25oclock a. m.
and burned the barn, a COW. and two
calves, eleven geese, new set of har-
ness, new s25 saddle and other
articles. -
Thos. McNaughton, who has been in
poor health for some time, suffered
stroke of paralysis Thursday. DR..
Gordon Of Steele was called. At this
writing Mr.. McNaughton is slightly
improved.
Mr.. Geo. Gillett, the new proprietor
of the hotel, arrived from Crookston,
Mimi, Thursday with his family con.
sisting Of his wife, two daughters
aged Is and 10 respectively. and son
five years. They were accompanied
by friend, Mr.. Sands, who will look
about the country for a while. Mr..
Ghaett is busy unloading his stock and
household goods and settling in the
hotel.
Driscoll now has four families who
have pianos, viz: Hallum, McCreedy,
Alexander, Gillett. This speaks well
for new town.
| DriscOll offers excellent inducements
for an elevator and the company that
is first on the ground will have q
walk-a+way.
Thomas & Ingraham are remodeling
and enlarging their south side bust.
ness property and intend putting
hall ina good thing. s-'
Joe Rustad is covering his black.
smith shop with black rubber paint.
Jas. Touhey has enrolled as a reader
of the Tribune.
Oscar Mosher and Miss Pearl Lad.
burg of Darcy, N. D., are the guests
Of VIM Taylor.
William Fisher will soon depart for
Sissiton, S. D., for a visit with rela.
tives.
At last the pesky mosquito has tax.
en- rest much to the joy of humanity.
Voters in township al met the
other evening and decided to erect a
new school house.
j. P. Tandberg was in Bismarck yes
terday on business. q,
Last Saturday afternoon, while An.
ma Ensz, age fourteen, living fourteen
miles north of Driscoll, was driving a
team hitched to lumber wagon, one
OF the wheels struck stone. The
shock threw her to the ground before
the wagon and the wheels passed over
her. She suffered considerably till
Monday afternoon when DR.. Kearney
of Bismarck was called. He found a
broken rib which pressed upon some
Internal organ.
r J. H. Alexander and family drove to
Bismarck yesterday where Mrs. Alex
ander will remain some time for nedi.
cal treatment
Geo. Gillett and daughter Alice went
to Bismarck Sunday to seek treatment
for the latter's foot. Something over
year ago a soreness developed in one
OF her feet and continued to grow
worse. DR.. Ramstad cut into the foot
and found a growth of the tissues
which had attached itself to the bone.
This he cut out In time the bone it.
self would have become diseased and
necessitated a more serious operation.
Mrs. JOS. Galloway went to the Bis
marck hospital last Friday for consul
tation with the doctors. Word. was
received by Mr.. Galloway to go to BIS
marck as an operation was necessary.
He went on the noon train.
The members of the Lutheran Con-
gregational church of this place met in
school house Sunday afternoon to
plan for church organization and a
house Of worship. The meeting was
adjourned till this afternoon when
Rev. Goustad will be present and
something definite will be planned. We
are glad to see this move and hope
the new church will be built in Dris-
coll. 3%
The dance in the. school house Sat
urday night was quite. an enjoyable
affair. i - IA =.|s
E. Z. Carr placed on exhibition at
the postoffce yesterday a single stalk
OF lettuce that for size and beauty
stokoa tho ,olyo Co.. 4, Z, xr,o&o, ,.nS1