The Dickinson press., 1906-07-28
!. E. Cobb has returned to Colorado.

!. E. Cobb has returned to Colorado.
B. D. Crandall was in from New
England on Tuesday.
A. F. Reilly and sons we're in the city
on Wednesday.
Cashier F. D. Hevener went to St.
Paul Tuesday evening.
w. G.. Clark, Earl Huidekoper and
VIM. Lang were in Fargo this week.
Christ Eppler was in with the E. E.
Cook teams for supplies this week.
Rev. o. T. Just went to jamestown
on Friday to conduct mission services.
A. A. Dinsdale returned Wednesday
from his trip of two months IN Montana.
Miss Maude Robinson went to Ante.
lope Tuesday morning to visit with the
Hill family.
Mrs. Matilda Peterson and tie
younger children went to Glendive on
Wednesday to visit.
We carry the largest stock of blank
books in the city. Everything from a
SC memo. to a 500 page ledger. Nc
Donald & Pomroy. 3-31-tf
Mrs. E. w. Kittell returned to Glad.
stone Wednesday after a pleasant visit
with her son and daughter, MI. and
Mrs. Clarence Eldred.
Art squares are ingram carpets woven
in one piece. We are showing new
patterns in the Richardson quality. o.
B. Frankenberg. 5-26-tf
The Dakota Telephone Co. has
reached Saltwater via New England.
AS oon as the balance of the poles can
be received the line will be extended q
miles southeast to Haley.
The following parties we're located by
the Wilson Land Co. this week: Filing
Worstad, Shelly, Mimi, Fritz E. Erland-
son, Detroit, Mimi, Burr J. Stuart, and
Frank Theisen, Litch6eld, N. D.
Albert Koesel and Miss Pauline
Paduck are to be married on the goth
at the Paduck home north of TAYLOR.
Rev. 0. T. Just OF Dickinson will Off
ciate.
Mayor Manning was in from the
ranch the first part OF the week. His
son Gervase was out of danger last
week when they reached the ranch.
Mrs. Manning, however, remained and
will spend a month north.
Mrs. o. Whaley and Miss Olive went
to Taylor Sunday, from which point
they were to leave for St. Paul dur
ing the week. Mr.. Whaley did not get
out this time but hopes to come up in
September.
Miss Nellie Wiley, who has been visit
ing her uncle and aunt, MI. and Mrs. c.
H. Wiley, expects to return to her home
at Steel the first of the week, taking
with her Miss Myra Wiley, her
cousin, for a short visit.
Henry Roberts is in receipt of a letter
from his brother of Lakota announcing
that he had won out IN the Nelson
county primary election for the office
of clerk of district court. Henry's
brother was the only mar on the in
surgent ticket to- receive a nomination.
He received 300 votes to his opponents
400. Congressman A. ]. Gronna's mem
the regulars, captured the other county
nomination.
The state case against c. F. Merry,
on a charge of fraud in locating a
settler, did not come up Tuesday, the
time set, owing to the absence of At.
torneys Baker and Crawford. Justice
Folsom postponed the hearing for q
hours, at which time F. M. Baker. assis'
tant states attorney, Frank Dolen
complaining witness, and two othel
state witnesses were present. Fol
some reason Merry's attorney was no
present, and as he was. unable to ge'
the case put over again or dismissed he
waived examination and was bounc
over to district court in the sum Of $500
Married, at the residence OF Mr.. anc
Mrs. Thomas Evans, on Van Norder
street, July IS. by Rev. R. J-Kellogg O
the First Congregational church o
Dickinson, Mr.. George w. Hickman
and Miss Matte G.. Rowell. Tn.
ceremony was performed in the evening