Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-10
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school house at IL o'clock a. m. The
day was wet and disagreeahle hut the
attendance was very good. In the
early part of the evening a number Of
our political 'hustlers came down from
Bismarck. Among them were Judge
N. J. Mackenzie, Attorney T. R. Mock
Ter, V. johnson and county treasurer
l.. w. -Sperry. Steele sent the band
and quite a delegation. The band
furnished number of fine selections
in the evening after which attorney
E. G. Ruble In a few we'll chosen
words introduced Mr.. Johnson who
spoke briefly but drove home few
good points. He was followed by
Hon. T. R. Mockler who spoke elo-
quently for a short time. Had the
evening been pleasant one, the hail
would have been filled to over1owing.
The rally was followed by the Sherry
Comedy Co., which gave splendid
entertainment. This company has a
complete new show and come very fine
costumes. s%ss: y. s~a:s'f71 ";s<zs
Dr.. P. H. Munger OF LeSueur, Mimi,
was the guest of G. J. Keenan, from
Friday till Sunday evening. He is an
old time friend of Mr.. keenan,.
John Johnson goes to Valley City to-
day to make his future home.
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Our school now has an enrolment
OF ssixty-fve.
The literary Friday was well attend
ed and the program was pleasing and
instructive. 80
R. L. Hardy was looking after bust
ness here this week.
The Norwegian Lutheran .congrega-
ton held services in the hall Sunday.
Election passed Off very quietly
here. The vote was light as two or
three threshing crews were working
in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. spaldfng and
younger children were in Bismarck
one night Sunday. js=.s
Jas. Mcpherson returned from
Minnesota last week and has taken a
position in =. G. Hallum's lumber
yard. ?. n ~ %''# 3
Mrs. 3. o. Johnson has been in the
hospital for treatment the past week.
1T is ramored that our barber shop
is about to change hands, that John
Miller will sell to -. II. BealI and
Willis Walford. It is the hope of all
the patrons that Willis will remain as
he has made himself we'll liked. He
/ is a good barber, too. u ai: Z, e
Editor p. A. Hull of Wilton came
down today with about a ton and a
i3haIf OF newspaper material to begin
! the publication OF the .Driscoll News
The writer Of these items is particu
larly well pleased with the name oi
1 the paper, and knowing Mr.. ,Hull's
aptitude for gathering items we pre-
dict a ,neWsy paper. Mr.. Hull goes te
Est. Paul Saturday to purchase addi
Etiona1 material. He VIII put a goot
4 man in charge of the mechanical par
and will be here himself two or three
/ days OF each week. 1t is possible thu
first issue will not be out before Dec
4 1st, as Mr.. Hull wishes to have thing.
fully ready. 8.
Election precincts in Clear Lake
township went democratic 13 II
Just how "A man can figure on
that change OF administration ii
necessary In this, the most prosperou.
EZRA OF our country, IS mystery Worl
cqpfronts the man at every turn of thu
Trad The most unskillad Of a labor
ling man can get $3.50 per day AMI
/ there is more work than he can taks
lcare Of but We must remember tina
some men cannot reason and other,
win not and az alike must suffer til.
tconseqn enees,
Drtseoll poIsed thirty out of posi-
la5le forty Yoseg. EyerythiBg vent Re
IpublIcan Rurka and Fisk ware Ief
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