The Dickinson press., 1906-06-02
. LOCAL NEWS.

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Don't fail to see the Wild West show.
Milk and cream. for sale. Miss c. Z.
Wells. 1t
House and lot for sale. Enquire of
J.. H. Waggener. !6.2-2t
Miss c. L. Wells put in a fine new
Everett piano this week.
Thomas Oukrop, who has been quite
i'll since the fire, is much better.
Fred Beilharz, a factory superinten-
dent of GAINESVILLE, Wis, is in the city to
invest in land.
Mrs. A. Dingman. has a badly burned
arm, the result of al overturned bottle
OF carbolic acid.
Mrs. P. A. Berg and daughter, Miss
Adele, left on Thursday for a months
visit in Minnesota.
A dance at the Owens ranch Friday
night was the center of attraction for the
people of Fayette.
Pelissier & Follis' Wild West show
will be in Dickinson Thursday and Fri
day OF next week.
Mrs. B. o. Johnson and little. Fannie
leave Sunday tor a two weeks %sojourn at
Hunters hot springs.
Mrs. A. T. Crowl and Miss Crowl
leave Monday for Minneapolis and
points east to be gone some time.
Mrs. Cachelis was the guest of Mrs. S.
M. Ferris the first of the week, returning
to her home at Sand Creek from a visit
east.
John Weber, an employe Of Asa
Gardner of New England, had his leg
fractured in a runaway n Gay this
week.
Ira Stimson, son Of J. w. Stimson is in
the city and is looking Tor a good bust.
ness location having closed out a mer-
camille business east.
At the Lutheran church next Sunday,
the German services will be held at
1000 a. m. and the English at 1890 p. m.
Rev. o.. T. Just officiating at both
services
On the thirtieth a delegation Of Odd
Fellows went to the cemetery to pay
their floral tribute to Messrs. Raw,
Lewis, Dan, Thompson and Mckenzie.
who are buried there.
Benjamin Webb was in the city Fri
day to file his petition as candidate for
the legislature, and stated that Richard
ton Congregationalists are to erect a
$4,000 church this summer.
Ole Gullickson, the eighteen years
old son of Eli Gullickson of Knife
river, was drowned near the, Schaffrer
place Monday. his horse throwing him
while crossing the river. The body had
not been recovered at last reports.
Reports from the country are SLOW
coming in. So far most of the losses re-
ported are small. A telephone from
Fayette Friday morning says that the
the rivers are down so that it is safe
crossing. F. A. Little OF Fayette los
100 young lambs.
J.E. Hogan representing a Philadel.
phia wool. buying firm. is in the city 10,
the wool season, and R. A. Rand Of Du'
pee & Meadows. Boston, went ives,
Thursday and expects to arrive in Dick
inson Sunday. The buyers talk a. and
70 cents and the sellers propose to hold
for 25c.
A treat is in. store for the people Of
the city in the concert by the New
Orleans Colored Students at the
congregational church next Wednesday
evening. Doors open at 8, concert a,
8s3o sharp. Tickets IS, IS and 50
Reserved seat plat at the parsonage.
Little ten years old Hannah Lugen
from the Cannon Ball country, was
kicked in the face by a horse and was
brought in to the Scott & Stein hospita
Thursday evening. The injury wa!
serious and she will probably be dis
: figured for life but she was doing. yer,
nicely up to the time we went TO press
Thursday evening at 9:3o, the doors
of the St. Charles Cafe were opened t.
! the class of 'o6, who entertained with
E banquet those who assisted them ii
: giving their class play and other mem
! bers of the junior class. No forma
speeches were made, but the many joke
and light banter that passed around tn,
room kept the young people enter
tanned. There were about twent'
present.
5 $40 Reward
81. Will be given for return of I gra.