Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-28
DRISCOLL|| NOTES

| Cnas. ~. newcomer leTt last We'd
nesday for Coleharbor where he ex-
poets to organize Modern Wood
lodge. 81 H. ., 4 ,sa $50.
Mrs. A. p. Rosvold and children
left last week for Fergus Falls, Mimi,
to visit Mrs. Rosvold's parents and
| other relatives. They will be gone
two or three weeks. 4.
]. P. Tandberg is in Bismarck on
land business. :. .5s ssz9. !.
Mr.. Fitch who. is teaching in the
vicinity of Menoken spent Saturday
and Sunday the guest of his sister,
Mrs. P. D. Wood. 2ss; ass y, :. .
! Song service was held at the pleas
ant home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Carr,
Sunday evening. .zss 53.ss,ss.s5%r :.
Ole Gilbertson of Lem says some
one has fled contest on his claim
but he will give the fellow good run
for his money. Ole is Q. K. SO far as
his rights are concerned and will
win out. : ss ss< j.,
Andrew Galloway went to Bis
marck Sunday and returned yester-
day. He went to visit his friend
Will Langley, who is in the hospital.
J. H. Wilcox spent !, Sunday in
jamestown, returning home yester-
day. ss I'm .s.ts;
Three homeseekers were in town:
last week. They went north towards
Lein P: o. where we understand they
found something to their liking. z
H. A. and Earl Thomas are put
ting down a well for H. A. Hollum on
the hill close to his proposed dwell
ing. 2..S5 % ~
Two carloads of coal arrived yes
terday and everybody got busy and.
glad. 8:
The literary last Friday evening
was quite a success. The debate
proved very interesting and demon
strated that Driscoll can muster I'D a
few good speakers and thinkers. A..
J. Young led off with an argument in
favor of municipal and other corpora
lions being controlled by the govern
ment. He was not as strongly sup
ported as he ought to have been, his
colleague being absent and the volun-
teers we're few. Roy Gotten and J..
W.zAyery. put up strong, we'll built
arguments on the negative. They
showed careful preparations and con-
siderable thought on the subject.
When the question was thrown to the
house, Mrs. s. F. Matthews took the
fioor, put some of the sterner sex to
shame by her forceful argument.
The decision OF the judges as unani-
nous for the negative. Robert Gray
brought down the house with his
mono1ogue and comic songs. y, +. s@s3'. ,
! Rev. A. W. Wright of: Bismarck
held services here Sunday morning.
Rev. Stirling Of Steele viii be here
next Sunday. . ... 2.25 ..... .E...,,..
The program for the next literary
Friday evening, March 9th, will in
clude the following: Recitation, Mrs.
a. 3. Burgess; two songs by the
school; select reading, Mrs. S., f.
Matthews; comic song, Robt. Gray;
two pieces instrumental music by the
orchestra; question box, r. D. Wood
worth; five Of the best publications
and why think them so, J.. E.. Spald-
ling. Debate: Resolved that the Pro
/ hibition law is a failure in North Ia
kcta; affirmative. Earl Thomas, j..
II. Wilcox; negative, G. E. Dupuis, g.
r. Grookshank. Y Il. z. "a 5:8s
The friends of Mrs. w. M. Reovely
will be panied to learn that she has
been In critical condition the past
week from heart trouble. Her hus
band took her east yesterday fol
treatment. .;s. f. 5. gS.5 4.
The Driscoi1 Land, Loan and Invest
ment Co. is getting out stacks al
literature and it will be no fault Of
theirs II this country is not speedily
settled up. N.
! a Mr.. Chas Carman of Steele hal
Iclosed out his restaurant business
!; there and is today moving his goods
to Drfscoll. He has b purchaser
Thomas red building on the soutl
side where he will embark in bust
ness. He viii also carry fresh fruits
etc. Mr.. Garman has q wife and TN,
or there children. We extend a Wel
come to all. Thus we grow
Louis n. Joss came up from Mime
apolis and spent couple Of day
here. He returned yesterday. Loui
will graduate from the law depart
ment OF the state university Of Mime
sofa In June.
Driscoll. March ~, 1906.
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