Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-27

was given by the school and the bal
ance Of the afternoon was passed
with music and games. AS the day
drew to close lawn supper was
served and the picnickers departed
for their respective homes feeling
slost." We regret that there were
not more present. The picnic was
held at this time out of courtesy to
the family Of VIM. McGrew, as they
had intended to go away Friday. The.
thanks Of those present are due to
Mr.. and Mrs. Weymouth, who con.
trlbuted largely to the success Of
the affair II
A Mr.. Smith from south of Nc
Kensje, who has land near Goodrich,
was in this vicinity last week look
ing for stray horses.
G. 3. Thomas has returned to Bis
marck, where he has employment
at til carpenter trade
w. G. Weckerly and wife were
shopping in Driscoll Wednesday.
George Roger and wife and sister,
Katie, Of Ulen, Mimi, came Wednes-
day for visit with relatives and
friends
H. H. Rice of Driscoll was hunting
wolves in this vicinity Wednesday,.
Jeu. May returned last Tuesday
from Hatland, s. D., bringing with
him pair Of thoroughbred stall
lions. One is a fine animal Of some
I1,Sta, pounds weight, while the 9TH
er is a promising two-year-old colt.
John Schmidt Of Denhoff and bro
ther-in-law, Joe Boes, Of Loretta, s..
| D., who had been visiting friends
here, departed Friday for Montana
Mrs. M. G. Jacobson returned from
Bismarck Friday
Among those from this vicinity
who transacted business at Driscoll
Friday were: Abraham Unruh, Hen
sry Wagner, Frederick Plenis and F..
"A. onnes. q. }5:l n
rs Alfred Erickson is keeping the road
hot between this place and Driscol1
lately. There must be some strong
attraction in that vicinity. Better
patronize home industry, Alfred.
Il C. B. Schmidt began work on his
new house the first of the week Mn
I Paulsen is the carpenter.
Fl M. G. jacobson has recently pur-
chased $50 acres. of land on sec. 81
1876 from Carlos Boynton of St.
Paul. The tract bought is the south
half of the south half and the price
paid was $3.50 per acre. 1t is =
nice piece of real estate and will
make d valuable addition to Mr.. JAG
obson's homestead. An eighty tina,
Mr.. Jacobson owned in Minnesota
was traded in on the deal. q
The home of Peter Eusz was struck
| by lightning during "a recent storm.
The current came down the chimney
and passed out through the side of
the house breaking seven panes of
window glass. but doing no further
damage. $45. .<ss
David Olson was up from Driscoll
for an over Sunday visit with his
i family
John G.. Jams and family, who had
been visiting friends in the settle
ment for a few days took the train
4 the first Of the week for their home in
/ Washington.
The fence gang has been disband
4 ed !, having finished its work here
i Rollo Welieh, the foreman and M. a
4 Kershaw, have returned to McKen
zie. Z. s. French and sE H. Harms
Il will go to st. Paul to spend the -4tI
| with relatives. G. a. Anderson and
B. F. Davis will remain at the ranch
and break fire guards, while Harry
4 Weymouth has taken up his old jol
OF fence rider" and is very bus,
q looking after refractory stock
Gilbert Anderson and wife spen
Sunday at the David Olson home. \
Jacob I. E6sz and John Nicke
drove to Driscoll Wednesday tt
4 meet friends. 335
y The attendance at Sunday schoo
Il last Sunday was the largest vet
June 3Oth will be temperance sunda!
:nd . short program has been pre-
pare,. which will be given at til,
usual hour, 2:3O You are cordiall.
Invited To come.
Henry Wiens dug out q den D
1 eight wolves Friday while out with
land party, taking some Of then
alive.
we have q new settler north o
TOW il In the person OF Martin Hite
who recently filad on sec. 34-14s.7
and has the lumber hauled for hi
house. ssssi
M, G.. Jacobsen came down From
Mayyilie Saturday leaving again TIL