Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-21
DRfscoLL NOTES.

from trip to Bismarck.
! Fred Nelson of Menoken came dowr
yesterday to cast a vote.
School closes week from Friday.
! John S. Johnson was home from
Mandan few days last week.
]. P. Tandberg is out west across
the river on land business. He went
last Friday.
Andrew Barge and H. A. Wiertz
have the contract for the addition tt
Hallum's store and began their work
Monday. ~
Kamel Hassie last week bought a
fine team of horses from Stanley
Matthews.
]. E. Spalding was a recent visitor
to Bismarck.
There Is war on among the local
Assyrians Nancy. Homsay- has sued
Saliah Mahmoor for money said to be
due him. There will be a jury trial
tomorrow afternoon before his honor
H. A. Thomas, J. P.
The .Driscoll Land Co. is building an
addition to their Office.
G. H. Carman is moving his .estaur-
ant building a few feet moth. He
will build to it.
Horses are in good demand and are
bringing good prices, :,
Mr.. and Mrs. w W.. IngraEa am will
leave next week for California, their
future home. They will probably
locate in the vicinity of Los Angeles
where they will engage in dairying.
They leave many friends here whose
good wishes follow.
There will be card party at E. l..
Carr's home some evening soon.
Five or six carpenters are hard at
work in this. town and the building
season is scarcely begun.
A. J. Young expects to take the
civil service examination the 26th for
position as railway mail clerk.
A carload of potatoes cou5o easily
be picked up in Driscoll.
Ed Thompson and William Ander-
son came in during the past week
with Immigrant cars. This makes
seven for Driscoll. Mr.. Anderson
locates near Long Lake. He had the
misfortune to lose a valuable horse.
H. c. Rhud of Bismarck was down
last week looking after his lumber
yard and the contract for the Clear
Lake school building. Several teams
are busy hauling the lumber for the
latter.
P. B. Fritch has bought the quarter
section owned by D. w. Blake lying
near Fritch's farm. Mr.. Frich has
also rented Mr.. Blakes place ond the
latter will return to the east in June.
One of hte best social events of the
season was the card party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Random
west of town. The new residence
was used for the occasion and the
house was full. Progressive whist
was the order till midnight when a
bounteous luncheon of cake, coffee
and ice cream was served. The re-
mainder of the night was spent in
tripping the light fantastic Those
present from Driscoll were: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Burgess, T. F. McCreedy,
j. H. Wilcox, Misses Ada and Alice
Gillett, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Carr, Miss
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Colburn, Mr..
and Mrs. A. J.. Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. E. Johns and children. H. A.
Noltensmeier, Chas. and Oscar Ander-
son. g. =: KAT.
+ II. E. Johns, section foreman for
het N. P. for the past ten years, re-
signed his position last week to re-
side on his claim. Mr.. JAS. McPher-
son has assumed the duties of the
position. He arrived with his family
last week and began housekeeping
in the section house. Mr.. Mcpherson
has wife and three child! en- and
they will be welcome addition to
the town.
We understand that Andrew Gallo.
way has been offered the position of
foreman on the section at Sterling.
Election passed off very quietly yes.
terday. The following ticket was
elected <...... -
/ Miss Maud Addrick is hoem, from
Bismarck. .~ = ,s.:.:. ~-...&.
| J. r. McNaughton was down from
Bismarck last week looking after real
estate business. :2& e.
the Drasool1 Land Go. has g bunch
of homeseekers today. d.
Driscoll, March 81, 1906 E5s .sa..
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