The Dickinson press., 1906-09-01

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Krusee
Aug. IS. a son.
To rent-very large front oom over
c. Goldstein's store. Stiff
Mrs. Welton Mcdonald entertained
the coffee crowd Tuesday afternoon.
Frank Smith is learning the druggists
trade in a leading drug house in Chi
cago.
J. F. Brodie and J. S. Greene have
purchased a Buick touring car for use
in their land business.
Geo. P. Simmons and wife have re.
turned from Minneapolis where they
visited Mr.. Simmons sister.
Miss Bessie Rafter made homestead
final proof on 16o acres of land at the
Dickinson U. S. land office this week.
Tom Matheson has resigned his po-
sition at the IL Dickinson & Son store
and taken a position on the railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Junkins and
sons returned Tuesday from Minneapo-
lis. They stopped over one night in
Fargo.
Mrs. Anna Dichten Miller, returning
from the Park and Billings Wednesday,
stopped off and visited with DR.. and
Mrs. Fisher before going on to her
home in Hebron.
Found-pocket book containing
money, about one mile south OF Glad
stone. Owner can have same bv calling
on Emil Halvorson, Gladstone and
prove property. S-18 st
Miss Beatrice Lish leaves Ida, Mich.
for Dickinson on the sd, having had a
pleasant visit of some weeks with rela
tives and friends in Kansas City, St.
Louis and other eastern points.
Lloyd Porter Of Butte joined his
family in Dickinson On Sunday. He is
one of the Heinze smelter superinten-
dents and will likely 60 to the locality OF
Salt Lake City soon where his company
is establishing new works.
A syndicate in which Harry Hunter
is largely interested, has purchased a
large tract of land in Oregon. A. c.
McGillivray of this city is interested in
the deal and has been in St. Paul this
week in connection with the matter.
e. ]. Sullivan, the Fargo optician,
will be at St. Charles hotel, Dickinson
again Monday, Tuesday and Wednes'
day, Sept. grid, 4th and 9Th. Person:
having eye trouble or defective sight
should not fail to see him. Glasse:
fitted. II
Mrs. ]. B. Dehlinger returned from
the ranch near Oakdale Saturday will
Miss Mollie Matheson and Mis-!
Schreeves of Sagina, Mich, who hae
been her guests for a few weeks
Hubert Deh'inger was in the first O.
the week.
Mrs. Ed. Hammond of New England
was in the city this week visiting he
son, Floyd Hammond, who works in tn
Neil barber shop. A son-in.law, Charlie
Cleveland, arrived from the east ant
the Hammond team vas in from tn,
Cannon Ball country to meet him ant
also to get Mrs. Hammond and daugh
ter.
A charming reception in the form o
a "thimble bee" was given Wednesda,
afternoon by Miss Phelan for he
friend, Miss Florence Neal of Fargo
About a dozen of the young lady friend!
of the popular hostess participated il
the pleasures of this informal but en-
joyable function. Cake and ices wer'
served and all reported a delightful
time.
Representative J. F.. Phelan and son
c. ]. Phelan, are busy people these day
looking after their large cattle ship
ments. They will make four shipment
this season, the first drive of 500 heat
being loaded at Hebron on Wednesday
Charlie looks after the ranch end, tn
gathering, driving to the railroad, etc.
while his father watches the marketing
making a trip to Chicago for each ship
ment.
) The Northern Blue Grass Land Co
, J. F. Brodie and J. S. Green hav,
purchased the Big Bend Land &C
holdings of four townships located il
!; Dunn and Mercer counties. T. ]
\ Murtha who represents the Northern
Blue Grass Co., has a desk in the ofic
of Brodie and Green and will be as
ISOLATED with them this fall in tn
wholesaling and retailing of the newl,
acquired lands.
D. D. Ramsthel,. who runs the roa'
house south of the Harkins ranch, wa
in Dickinson for supplies on Saturda,
Mr.. Ramsthel has three large tents an,
the landseekers have given his plac