Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-19
Driscoll Notes

Beautiful weather and everybody
busy and wishing he could do two
days work in one. -
Haying is on in full blast and
farmers are ordering binding Irvine
and preparing COR the work in the
harvest time. II .a..,@
A. NJ. Hardy, druggist, Sundayed
here and will soon be moving his
stock in. IS
J. o. RusSad is putting up a SUBJ
stantial residence on his claim in
sesction 6, in this town, 1t looks as
if Joe was going to be married soon.
John Stieg was transacting bust
ness in Bismarck Saturday.
The literary Saturday evening was
a hummer and drew a big crowd. -
Ed Anderson, the hustling meat
man from Mckenzie, was in town
yesterday '..">
Mrs. 7. R. Matthews and infant
son came up from Wimbledon a
few days ago and Joined Mr.. Mat
thews. The family has gone to
housekeeping. 49,. =
VIM. Croizer received word last
| week that his grown daughter in
Minnesota must undergo an opera
ton for appendicitis. :,
Jas Galloway is soon to make
final proof on his homestead, having
held same seven years. ~. a
Work on the elevator goes slowly
and several men have been laid off
pending the arrival Of material.
Harry Quinn went to Bismarck last
week to consult doctor concerning
some skin eruption. He is now in the
hospital there.
Two new school houses are about
to be built in the Deckert district
near Arena postoffice, and two near
Lein postofice. j'>t
A. o. Krogan has his new resi-
dence we'll under way. We under.
stand he has the contract for a resi-
| dence for Geo. Boelter.
! Martin Olson of Sterling was in
! town last week on business. 81
! Edward Barrett, comedian, gave
an excellent entertainment in the
hall Monday night. Mr.. Barrett
does not spring a lot of old chestnut!
4 into his audience but gives then
something new and sparkling a
every turn. stThe Jockeys Las
Ride" is beautiful poem and is {
masterpiece in the hands o. Mr.
Barrett. He is cultured gentle
man and all here enjoyed the shor
acquaintance with him.
| Miss Clara Woodwork goes t,
1 Grafton, N. D., this fall to attent
4 the high school. We regret yer,
much that she must go for she i
one of our brightest and studiou
4 young ladies.
Fritch Bros. are entertaining thei
4 mother and sister who arrived Sat
urday from Michigan. n .HGl 9
4 Miss Cotton is in the field TO
dressmaking. Enquire at postofice
), At the meeting of the schoo
board last week it was decided t.
employ two teachers for the ensuin
year and to take out the hallwa
i partition and have two rooms. Mrs
Burgess was elected principal wit
:; authority to choose her assistant.
special board meeting will be he'll
} at 2 p. m. August 4th to sell route
to lowest bidders. +. sG3.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ, Carr and c. E
: Dupius will attend the G. A. r. en-
| campment in Minneapolis. /
u - VIM. Crotzer has one of the SNUG
q gest, best built little residences i
) town. CT. viz j.sg ,.a .ss j
Matthews Bros. have been busy tn
past week putting out hundreds {
Fl circulars to their patrons, adyertis
Il ing special sales to be given on som
! one artlcie every SATURDAY. 5#i5@5E d Il
& Presiding Elder S. A. Danford I
2 Fargo, was in town last Tuesday an
held services in the school house ths
E evening. Rev. Rumsey occupied til
pulpit Sunday Y 4 Al. al
Rev. Ogden's mother left for En-,
land last Wednesday. She was a,
! companied as far as Montreal b
I Mrs. Ogden's mother The forme
will perhaps never return to til
country as she prefers England, BIZ
! native land. q X. I. sl .=s3
i S# County Commissioner Ecklun
was in town last week looking i
4 road matters in the township mort
1 Fred Korn Of Mckenzie was
d business caller last week. He
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