Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-08
Df'iscoll Notes


Miss Ida Tolstad came up Thursday
from Leo, IN. d., and will be the guest
of the Fritch family till Thursday.
J. II. Wilcox was in Bismarck the
latter part of the week on business.
w. w. Reavely received word Sat
urday that his wife was worse and an
operation would perhaps be necessary.
He left Sunday for Superior, Wis.
Postmaster G. " Keenan's home
was gladdened Sunday morning by the
arrival of an eight pound daughter.
This makes three boys and three girls,
Rah for North Dakota. X. y e .s.5. n
G. 3, Dupuis proved UP on his claim
south of town last week by commute
ton and is as happy as a clam. He
has a good quarter. Y h
We understand that j. H. Alexander
has severed his connection with the
Driscoll Land Co.. and will give his
entire attention to his st. Paul bust
ness. "A i.
M. D. aMetcalf, whom some of his
relatives here had not seen for
eighteen years, came up from South
Dakota last week on a visit. He has
taken a homestead, we believe, up on
the Cannonball $. u !. ! ,
A pleasant picnic party from Dris-
coll vicinity spent one day last week
at Lake Harriet, which is claimed to
be a fine place for picnics. ,. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Steeg ana
younger members of the family have
joined their sons here with the pur-
pose of becoming permanent settlers.
Fred Katzenberg of Linton, came
over last week to look up the field
for a barber shop. He may locate
later if he can get a building. Lack
of one prevents his coming at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Matthews drove
to Steele one day last week. :,
K. N. Myhre Of Lidgerwood, N. D.,
was here yesterday looking for an
Investment in land. r. "
Kamel Hassie has sold his bunch of
sheep and is starting west to the
coast to see the country and to meet
expenses, ETC., will sell a line of silks,
stopping at the different towns along
| the route. \ :. %rEl. I
"A Wilton contractor was awarded
the contract for building the two
school houses in the Deckert district
In 142. & 5#....~ .#5
Driscoll will send large delegation
to the G. A. n. encampment at Mime
apolis the 18th inst. .s.5a n. f:
There viii be social hop in the
hall this evening s:.ls zy.3 u
Anton Schmitz and Henry Weyker
are going to Fessenden for the har-
vest. &. !.
G. F. Bjerke left last week for
South Dakota to remain till after
Thursday.
The event Of last week was the
dance and supper given by the
Rebekahs Of Sterling lodge at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Random
Friday evening Fifty-one couple
were present who bought tickets and
the gathering was the largest at any
private house this season. Dancing
was the order followed by sumptu-
GUS supper. large number went
from Driscoil.
The Tribune's growing list OF cor
respondents is very noticeable and
more than one has remarked how well
the county q is being represented IN
this respect 81 us: .55
The Sterling nine came down sun
day and showed our boys how not to
lido it. I'd 3@S VI
The Steele nine and DriscolPs sec
ond nine will play here next Saturday
II present arrangements hold good. q
Miss Bessie McCreedy came home
from st. Paul last week for a short
vacation. .3S 8.5 I'M II
I The town board will meet in special
session next Tuesday to act on the
lfrebreak question.
| The school board met in special
session last Saturday and let bids for
hauling the children Route 1, III A,
Thomas, s35 per month Route 3, g,
3. Moore, s35;; Route 5, Ed Rice, s35 !;
Route a, q. w. Avery, sat
August s, 1906.
Will close out our refrigerators and