The Dickinson press., 1902-10-11
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Schebler on the 9th Of October.

Inspector for Stark county.
Rev. ]. H. Dobbyn will hold divine
service at Medora Wednesday evening,
Oct. Is.
c. H. Wiley returned Thursday from
Chicago, where he marketed a car of
cattle.
VIM. Rieche visited his parents in
Madison, Wis, on his trip to market last
week.
The PRESS is advised that the TAYLOR
school will positively open on Monday,
Oct. 10.
They have had diphtheria at the Pom
roys' the past week, also at the Mean
drews'.
There was a heavy thunder shower on
Thursday-quite an unusual occurrence
in October.
The ladies of St. Johns church gave a
pleasant social at the rectory on Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Gerteude Smith of Waitfeld,
Mich, is visiting DR.. and Mrs. l.. C.
Smith OF this city.
Trustee A. T. Crowl vent to Bismarck
on Tuesday to attend a meeting of the
%penitentiary board.
Miss Anderson will favor attendants
o: the Congregational church with a solo
on Sunday evening.
The ladies' aid society OF the Congre-
gational church met at the home of Mrs.
H. l.. Dickinson this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Z. E. Cook returned
from their Vermont trip Thursday morn
ing on the North Coast Limited.
Joe Killer was in the city on Monday
and Tuesday. Herman Leutz was up
from Taylor at the same time.
c. Fl. Engcn OF Taylor was in Dickin-
son on tuesday,, his partner, Joe Christ
en-, having been up the day before.
MIR. and Mrs. Z. H. Brewster, of Wi
baux, were Ell route to Chicago on
Thursday evening to spend the winter.
st. Johns guild will meet next Thurs
day with Mrs. Geo. Dobson. A full at
tendance is desired Mrs. Burnett. Sec.
Attorney +. Nj Baker went to Glad
stone on Friday to look after the inter-
ests of Milt Hickman in an election suit,
Miss Carrie Gunwall went to Belfeld
on Wednesday with two of her sisters
from Iowa. Later they will visit at Tav-
lor.
Services at st. Johns church as usual;
holy communion at s, morning prayer at
lo:+5; evening song at 1880. Special Of
feratory music in the evening.
On Friday, Oct. 10, M. N. Bran closes
his tailor shop at $50 p. IN. in order that
he may observe the Jewish fast which
lasts until $50 Of Saturday, Oct. II.
John Mccarthy of Taylor had an av-
erage of about IS bushels of wheat to the
acre this year. He had one field that
yielded as high as p bushels to the acre.
On Wednesday Conductor Dunlap's
passenger train Of IL cars from the east
Came in with a double header. The
coaches were just loaded down with peo-
pie.
JIG. Bisch, formerly of Dickinson, is
making headquarters in St. Louis and is
writing life insurance. He visited at the
Dick Carnahan place, in Missouri, recent
ly.
Within a few days M. N. Bran will
have another lady from the cities to help
out on the work at his tailor shop. His
fall trade is very large this season, but
with his increased force he is able to take
care OF the business very nicely.
David Roberts has raised some very
fine celery this season-enough to sup
plv his own table and some to spare. In
England Mr.. Roberts used to raise Gel
cry for the fairs, and always took the
first premium, and he certainly has not
lost the art of raising this table relish.
Adam Lefor has threshed 2o75 bushels
of wheat and SIS bushels of oats. He
and his two sons, Frank and Tom, sold
to Geo. Lee of Gladstone 5000 bushels
oil wheat at $50. per busheI, the highest
price paid for wheat in Gladstone this
year. On account of these good crops,
Adam Lefor will give a dance Oct. l2-
a Hungarian jubilee. Everybody invited.
Last Saturday there was a serious
head-end collision Of a Northern Pacific
and d Burlington passenger train at a
point just this side Of Livingston. The
accident happened in a cut, and it is
claimed that one of the trains was being
run contrary to orders. A fireman and a
mail clerk were killed, some eight per-
sons were severely injured and FIVE or
six cars were burned.
On the End Of October, at Bismarck,
MIR. LLOYD RAIDER and MSS Dora Toilet
son were united in marriage. The groom
is serving his second year as principal
of the Taylor school and giving excel.
lent satisfaction, and the bride, the
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Ole Tolletson
of this city, has also been engaged in ed.
ucational work in the county for some
time. Both have many friends who will
wish them success and happiness in life's
journey. The PRESS understands thai
Mr.. and Mrs. RAIDER will be at home in
Taylor after a few weeks.
The re-opening of the N. P. shops in
Dickinson has already brought a number
of new people to the city. The name Of
the day machinist is Nj. Teneyck and the
night man, Thomas Oliver. James Birch
is boilermaker, and the machinist anc
boilermaker helpers are w. J. Simon
Nick Rothschild, J. Henerich, J. Gleason
and H. p. Blakkestad. lanes Stewar'