Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-20
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George "A, Schmidt was transact
ing business at Driscoll Wednesday
The families Of J. L. Thomas, NJ. J.
Thomas, w. c. Weckerly, II. A.
Mutchler and VIM. .McGrew were en-
tertained atSthe Gill home Sunday.
If you fail to find the Arena letter
in your Tribune don't blame the cor
RESPONDENT. You may be sure that he
has done his duty.
Alfred Erickson is enjoying Wis
it from his brother-in-law, Gill Mel
son, of Ulen, MINI.
The beauty of our present weather
more than makes amends for its long
delay in reaching us.
VIM. Tice made a business trip to
Lien Wednesday.
j.. e. eastman of Owatonna, Mimi,
was calling on some of our farmers
Friday in the interests of nursery
company at that place.
| The fence gang" is now at work
| in the north half of the township.
Henry Veins was taking in the
sights at Driscoll Friday.
Martin Frye has established resi-
dence on his claim north of town and
lis building large addition to his
house..
Adam Eisenbeis and family made
trip to Wilton last week to meet
friends. While there Mrs. Eisenbeis
consulted physician as her health
has been poor for some time.
Roy Goisline and wife were visit
ing with the family of Frank Hutch
inson Saturday. .....
The spring crop of ''fickertails'' is
now very much in evidence and seems
to be quite an abundant one.
c. B. Schmidt has the foundation
nearly ready for his new house.
Mrs. Lewis H. Bea1 has been suffer-
ing from badly swollen arm, but
is improving at this writing.
Martin Hite, from near Harvey,
spent Friday night at the Plaenes'
home. Mr.. Hite is an old friend of
Fred's whom he had not seen since
they were boys.
Interest in the Sunday school con-
tinues undated and several new
faces were noticed last Sunday. The
hour has been changed from 1900
O'Clock to $3.50. Let everybody come.
R. P. Thompson went to Hurds-
field the first of the week.
Henry Veins and J. D. Ensz with
their families were visitors at John
Nickel's Sunday.
We have had excellent growing
weather during the past week, crops
are doing nicely since the rains be-
gan, and Burleigh county will furn,
fsh its share of the 'tstaff of life" for
thousands of empty stomachs. We
should feel thankful that we are liv-
ing in country where our wants
are SO abundantly} supplied. We
should never worry about the wea-
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! balance to Providence and to our
| North Dakota soil.
| Lewis H. Beal has been exercis-
ing his new team the past few days,
breaking soil for H. A. Mutchler.
Our district clerk was taking the
school census last week.
How is it that Mr.. Patterson can
not find. time to attend to his duties
as county commissioner? We suppose
that he finds time to draw his salary
How much longer will the farmers
OF this county tolerate this neglect
of duty Is there no remedy ?
c. S. French, E. H. Harms and Har-
ry Weymouth went to Mckenzie last
week and brought herd of the Hack
ney cattle to the summer pasture
here.
The Misses Emma and Josephine
Arnston are visiting friends near
Driscoll.
I Wilhelm Plaenes and wife from
Anamoose, were over Sunday, visit
ors at the home of their son, Fred.
They we're accompanied by daugh-
ter and her husband.
c. E. Thomas, who has been work.
ing at the carpenter trade in Bis
marck, returned home Monday.
| Hamilton BeaH of Bismarck was
soliciting insurance in this vicinity
the first of the week and visiting
| with his parents here. se
! Gilbert Anderson and brother, Mar
tin, went to Driscoll Thursday to
bring out some cows that, had been
shipped to them from Minnesota.
/ Mrs. M. G.. Jacobson was a passen-
ger to Bismarck via the stage line
Tuesday. Ast ~ .4e.as@
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