Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-05
DRISC0LL NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Anderson of
Mckenzie were here between trains
last Friday. ~ Ez &
>, Five or six emigrant cars have come
in during the past week. There are
two or three being unloaded now.
( III. A. Thomas is putting up al fine
machinery building 40xs0 and already
has on the ground a lot Of buggies,
ploWs, seeders, etc. sss% : ..s-
- Rev. ]. w. Odgen drove from Nc
Kenzie last week to look after his
homestead interests. He will move
his family to the homestead this week.
Henry Williams was down from Nc
Kenzie yesterday. He will soon put
up buildings on his claim, the NWA
Of s-139-75. g. 80
H. G. Rhlld lis here from Bismarck
S. j! Simondson of Minneapolis was
here few days last week looking
after his lumber yard, etc. =. g.
M. Reddy was circulating sub
scription paper to collect money for
song books for the new Sunday school
recently organized in Christiana town
ship. w.: 49,.
Rev. Goustad will hold Norwegian
services in DriscoM school house next
Friday. %s ! S sE.sss.~ ., = =
G. J.. Keenan, Will load a car of pota:-
toes next Tuesday. He offers thirty
five cents in cash or; forty cents In
trade. Farmers are getting only
twenty eight cents at Valley City.
The auction sale ait S. F. Matthews
drew quite a crowd but things did
not move off as fast as they ought to-
have done. The cold day was partly
to blame: A few horses brought a
good price. - 81
Mrs. Reaveiy was brought from the
hospital at Bismarck last week and is
now at Hotel Gillett. She lis, still
confined to her bed and not much inn
;; proved in health. II
Henry Weimer's new house and
barn on section 10, three miles east of
| town show up we'll. H.. ..> =
| H. P. Hanson is having commodi-
Gus granary built on the southeast
corner of section Is, just half mile
north of town. - ~"> q &.
c. H. Carman is entertaining his
father and brother from Valley City,
who have come up to get a piece of
the earth. f.. &c :si.iss. 3 +.
Miss Lizzie Manifold of Des Moines,
Iowa, is here on "a visit, but she will
probably remain like all the rest of
us, when she sees in what fine coun-
TRY we live. ~ r n -,
Literary Friday night. Z
L. A. Lohnbaker made a business
trip to Bismarck last week.
A little girl arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. o. johnson near Clear
Lake, last week. taS E 5$s. =
Mrs. Roald Peterson is up from
Hope on an extended visit with Mrs.
Ole Dahl. 4. =.
Regular school board meeting next
Tuesday. -: =, &C.. -sss2 : 2.z
A. D. Cordner, L. D. Bailey and
Chas. Gaskill Of Sterling, all good sub
stantial successful farmers dropped
in on us yesterday on their way to
the auction. No man can convince
them that we do not live in a good
world and in a good part Of it. for
they have made a little more than a
good living right here. They left
sample of some fine seed oats raised
by themselves. .''
Simondson & Co. will at once begin
the erection of lumber Office 1926.
They will also put up sheds.
There is a growing feeling in the
county that the Office of commissioner
should go to some one outside the city
of Bismarck. This seems sensible as
lat is the custom elsewhere. Could the
commissioners be placed in different
parts Of the county they would be in
position to know its needs without the
expense of long trips ii
Mrs. H. E. Johns and children spent
a few days in Jamestown last week
with friends. a
Artist J. G. Holly took several pic
lures of the school children last week.
Geo. Hannah has given up his place.
with the hotel and gone onto his claim.
The Thomas boys are putting down
a we'll for II. A. Hal1um.
Driscoll, April 4, 1906. s,ss s.
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= Potatoes.
4 have potatoes for sale.
Z. John OLearY.