The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-08
DRISCOLL
Mrs. D. J. Gearey spent a couple
days in Bismarck last week.

Mrs. D. J. Gearey spent couple
days in Bismarck last week.
NJ. T. Olson transacted business
Bismarck last week Tuesday
10 Wednesday.
A. O. Krogen and Mrs. A. B
,rogen spent the past week ir
bismarck. Oswald Krogen was
. called to Bismarck Thursday
II account of the serious condi-
on of his brother, A. B. Krogen
no is i'll in the hospital.
p. P. Hanson left last Wednes-
ay for Eau Claire, Wis.
The next meeting Of the Liter
ny Society will be held Friday
vcning, March 8, ut the town
III.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid, enter
lined by Mrs. c. A. Swanson last
thursday was well attended. Next
aeeting will be April s, place to
e announced later.
Z. G.. Ruble went to Fargo on
business Tuesday.
F. J. Brown spent Monday and
tuesday of last week in the cap
tai city.
Mrs. M. l. Sawyer spent Tues
ay and Wednesday of last week
h Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Van Horn
pent few days visiting in Bis
narck last week.
The local basketball team went
0 Steele Friday afternoon to play
he Steele basketeers, returning
Saturday.
ID. ]. Gearey came home from
bismarck Friday, returning to Bis
iarck on Sunday, where he is
erVlng on the jury.
Mrs. C. J. Peterson was attend
Hg to business in the capital city
a5t Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Grace Jensen who is teach
ng northeast of Driscoll, spent the
geek-end with her sister, Mrs.
arence Swanson.
Mrs. j. D. Stewart spent the
asst week with her sons family
Ut on the farm.
Miss Ruby Erickson, who at
ends high school in Steele, spent
5aturday and Sunday with her
,arents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Erick-
on.
Edward Thomas was a Bismarck
isitor last Saturday and Sunday
Mss Helen Thomas spent Sun.
lay and Monday at her home, re.
urning to Bismarck Monday.
Misses Evarts and Monsoon spent
saturday and Sunday in Bismarck
Edward Nygaard was a Driscoll
aller Thursday.
The Modern Woodmen met
tuesday, evening. A large class
vas initiated. After business
meeting, lunch and a social time
vas enjoyed.
M. T. Olson has been confined to
ne house for several days with ar
tack of acute Indigestion.
A. B. Krogen, who has been ser
ously ill in the Bismarck hospita.
With blood poison and pneumonia
reported out Of danger now, il
10 further complications arise.
Rev. Bartling will have English
ervices next Sunday.
Mrs. C. o. Robinson of Bismarck
listed her sisters, Mrs. E. ]. An
(erson and Mrs. Lawrence Lobber
couple Of days this week.
f. J. Anderson went to the cap
tai city on business Monday, re-
urning Tuesday.
The recent thaw has spoiled the
leighing and left the roads very
ough-almost impossible. The
youngsters however are making
(se of the patches of ice here and
here for skating.
The meeting held last week. in
Bismarck by the Bismarck Asso-
iation Of Commerce and the State
immigration Department for the
purpose of discussing the necessi-
" of bringing worthwhile settl-
rs into Burleigh and surrounding
ounties was interesting and well
blended Everyone in a. commun-
Ey must cooperate to make this
possibility, it was pointed out.
George v. Cunningham % Mo-
bridge, S. D. is a visitor in our
ity.
H. E. Johns and Alden Nelson
eturned Tuesday from Bismarck.
WING
From now until Easter Rev. Chas.