Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-13
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&c. III. ECarman has moved into III. A.
Noltensmeier's house southwest of
town.
The trustees of the M. E. church
will hold business meeting Thursday
night of this week.
Communion services were held in
the M. E. church Sunday. "A large
number of persons was present Rev.
J. W.. Odgen and &C. M. Rumsay con-
Quoted the service.
Thos. Taylor has pulled in his
threshing machine for the season after
splendid run.
Mrs. VIM. Kelley has been entertain
ing her daughter and other relatives
from South Dakota.
| J. W. SCOTS son came up from S. D.
the other day to remain during the
winter.
| Miss Myrtle Mcclure of jamestown
is here visiting her grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Carr. She had
been visiting relatives in Bismarck
for sometime.
The young people of the town are
rehearsing a war play to be given
soon.
J. N. Jack and Mrs. Kate Schumer-
bauch, brother and sister, represent
| ing respectively the Modern Wood
men and the Royal neighbors have
been in town the past few days. They
are meeting with success.
The Royal neighbors are preparing
to give a public entertainment in the
hall week from tomorrow night.
Miss Boon was called to her home
in Bismarck the latter part of the
week by her mothers illness. 1t was
her intention to return Sunday but she
missed the train.
Ed Rice has decided to take his
wife to her home in Iowa tomorrow
if she can stand the trip.
G. e. Gillet is piping the water from
the windmill to his barn and putting
the water tank under cover so that
stock may be watered without leaving
the barn. This is a convenience that
all his patrons will greatly appreciate.
A. P. Rosvold was setting up the
cigars in town yesterday When asked
if he had been elected to some office
he said it was better than that-a
brand new republican boy of fine
proportions had just arrived at his
home
Henry Weimer is entertaining his
friend, Mr.. Englehorn, who arrived
from Illinois the other day to, look
over the country with view to in.
yesting.
The question of woman's suffrage
will be debated at the literary Friday
evening of this week.
c. v. Mason has built new barn to
fireplace the one recently burned down
! Night operator Ira x. King expects
to leave next week for his home in
Indiana Mr.. King has made man,
friends here who will be sorry to see
him leave. > ILL.,
Seth Morton is building on his claim
west of town.
VIM. Fisher is putting up more build
ings on his claim.
Passenger train number ran init
a handcar east of the depot last Sat
urday knocking it to smithereens
I Section Boss John Lee had left i
blocked by some small stone, but tbs
wind 1oosened the stone and ran of
with the handcar.. !
Local merchants are paying thirt.
cents per pound for butter and thirt.
! cents per dozen for eggs but the sup
lply does not equal the demand. r.
Mrs. e. o. Johnson returned HON,
Saturday from the hospital in Bis
marck much improved in health.
C. B. Schmidt is another new settle
to locate north Of 1Lein postoffice. III
halls from the Saskatchewan countr
: lin Canada where he went five year
: fago taking UP homestead and buyin
a quarter section. A short time ag
he sold out the half section for $500
He proposes to make this his HON
land has taken claim and bought
) quarter. Mr.. Schmidt was nine day
; coming through with his car. s.53
: "A great many farm residences an
outbuildings are being built this IA
!, tby the farmers around this part Of th
! country. g:. B 81
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jas, Tanberg
.Christiana township were in Drisco
Saturday laying UP stores for the vii
EEter. They are among those who hal
been long enough In this state
/ realize that BY industry and econom
{ lone can forge to the front and esta
. iIish a comfortable home &
, Rain and sleet are the princin;
telsmsnts In todayss makeup al
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