The Dickinson press., 1905-10-28
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Hub. II
O. S. Chase and son were in from the
ranch this week.
w. P. Brannon visited his sons at the
University recently.
John Sem was in from Hettinger
county on Wednesday.
w. R. Veigel was home this week but
left Thursday for two months more
surveying. this time near the Canadian
border.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Neuens were in
from their ranch north of Medora this
week, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
Peterson.
T. L. Smith, freight conductor on this
division OF the N. p. went to Mandan
on Tuesday, from which place he We Mt
to Minneapolis for a week.
F. D. Morford left Friday for SIo.
kane, Washington, where he plans to
spend the winter, returning early in the
spring to supply everybody with Jewell
Nursery trees, shrubs and plants.
H. Meisner, president Of the Wiscon
sin-Dakota Land Co., was in Dickinson
last Saturday. He had been in the
vicinity of Belfeld locating settlers on
government land and sold to the same
parties several quarter sections adjoin-
ing.
Miss Genevieve White who has been
her fathers efficient clerk in the county
auditors office since her graduation,
leaves in a day or two for St. Paul where
she will enter the Same school in which
Miss Cora Walton is already a pupil.
Miss White will study music and take
up some other work.
Chief of Police Corbett had a tussle
the past week with a St. Louis tramp
who was making a disturbance at the
Sisters home in South Dickinson. The
tramp undertook to be smart with the
officer, but soon found that he could not
act that way with Pat Corbett. He was
fined $40 and costs.
Miss Allean NJ. Gress, a professional
nurse and a graduate Of Hope hospital,
Fort Wayne, Ind, is in town, the guest
of her brother, Rev. F. w. Gress. Miss
Gress has had a wide experience both
in hospital work and private nursing
and will probably continue her chosen
profession in this city.
David J%uzeler, the representative
from Mercer county in the last legis,
lature and now commissioner from the
grid Mercer. county district, was n
ing acquaintances in Dickinson Wednes
dav. Mr.. %Juzeler was en- route to Mile:
City to attend the cattle sale anc
planned to buy if prices suited.
The foundation is being put in for thu
new Lutheran church on Marguerit,
street. The. church is: on. a fine corner
facing west and just across the stree
from the new residence of the paste,
Rev. O. T. Just. The lot was purchase
from F. Maser who owned four lots Of
the west side Of block 4 and who still
retains building lots south.
Dan McCadam writes from Spokan,
that his son Edward has been very il
for sixty-six days with typhoid. fever Blu
is improving, and that the report Of hi
death sent to Dickinson was a mistake
We are glad it was. The family ha
indeed been unfortunate this fall Toe
the second son, was threatened wit
fever and ill about a week and MI. Nc
Cadam was injured, sustaining the frac
ture of two ribs.
The South Side people were yer
much dismayed to learn Wednesda
morning that Pete Metz had suicide
the previous night by hanging in hi
/ coal shed. Metz had just been work
ing out on the street a fine for wife beat
ing and had gained considerable nc
toriety in that line. He and his wifi
have had a great deal of trouble an
Southsiders seem to feel that there ar
two sides to the story and both hav
been to blame.
On Monday, October %, at the HON
) of the bride thirty miles southwest {
Dickinson, occurred the wedding c
Franz Froelich and Elizabeth Goet;
, fried, AS an especial favor Rev. T.. /
Rabsteinek made the trip into tn
country to perform the ceremony and b
present at the wedding festivities. Nj
Froelich has a fine farm six miles north
west of Dickinson, where he and hi
young bride will begin housekeeping a
once and receive congratulations fror
their many friends.
! Dickinson Opera House, Nov. Z