The Dickinson press., 1906-11-03

We are OF the spot with up.to.date
stuff. The Hub. 1t
c. M. Cornell was in from Haley this
week to see the new son.
w. R. Everett made a business trip
to R%ichardton Saturday.
Those interested can get farmers in
stitute manuals BY calling at this Office.
States Attorney NJ. L. Mcbride made
his weekly trip to Richardton Monday.
Richardson's rugs are beauty spots.
They will help to furnish your room
artistically. Sold by O. B. F%rankenberg
5.26.tf
Special numbers at the musical
service at St. Johns church Sunday
evening will be a violin solo by Miss
Holemoe, baritone solo by DR.. Weston
and soprano solo by Miss Messersmith.
Engineer Jennings returned from the
Brainerd hospital last week much i'm
proved in health. 1t was found that an
operation was not necessary in Mr.. Jen-
ning's case, for which he is exceedingly
thankful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Cuskelly and
Mrs. Sine Carroll ven to Minneapolis
Thursday. They will remain several
weeks in Minneapolis. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cuskelly will also visit in Faribault be-
fore returning.
The hobo railroader, who was ar
rested the past week for creating a dis
turbance on Willard street, was fined $25
and costs. He was foolish enough to
resist arrest when Chief of Police Cor
bett went for him.
w. l.. Woodruff took his son Dick
home to Riley, Ind, on Wednesday.
Dick has a homestead southeast of New
England and about five weeks ago was
taken sick with fever, since which time
he had been at the Dickinson hospital.
He is still weak and has secured a leave
of absence from his claim for the winter.
Foreman and Mrs. ALT White returned
Thursday morning from an extended
trip. They went west by the way of
St. Paul and Omaha, visiting Laramie,
Denver and Salt Lake City on their
way to Los Angeles, where they spent
some time resting. While here they
visited the famous Catalina Islands and
Abalone. They returned by way Of
San Francisco, Portland, B%ellingham
Bay and Seattle, having enjoyed a very
pleasant trip.
w. r. Kerber Of Lincoln, N. D,
brother of the late Henry Kerber, was
in Dickinson this week looking up
matters connected with the unfortunate
death Of his brother, who was killed
near Judson on the 9th of October. De.
ceased was u years. His parents, who
reside at Hannaford, N. d., survive
him; also three brothers and three
sisters. w. r. Kerber thought that hi:
deceased brother carried: life INSURANCE
in the Woman order.
On Monday Master Robert and Miss
Marguerite Rudiselle entertained twent,
Of their boy and girl friends in honor o.
Miss Marguerite's twelfth birthday
Games of the Halloween season were
PLAYED and refreshments served anG
the young lads and lasses had a mos'
enjoyable time. Three OF the company
Misses Ruby Wilson, Maysie Dinsdale
and Jessie Pendergast, have been Miss
Marguerite's birthday guests for the pas
seven years.
L. ]. Stoxen, $ miles north Of Taylor
has MIXED 10 cows the past summer
and is now milking "a and expects te
! increase the number to 40 another sea
| son. Mr.. Stoxen has a separator ane
takes the cream from the milk aftel
each milking. He raises all his calve!
, and is able to get good ones fed or
, skim-milk. Corn and millet are fed ex
tensively during the winter and tn.
COWS are not expected to Craze an,
i. during the cold months. The butter il
marketed in Dickinson and MI. Stoxer
!. says that his dairy is the most profitabl.
part of his business. However, hi
raises some grain, having threshed owe,
1900 Blu. of oats this fall. Owing to th'
heavy rains in the spring he was unable
to work all. of the land at the prope
season and his oats averaged but 80 Blu.
barley, sown June III, 10 bu.; rye, IS Blu.
t One of the worst accidents in the his
tory of this division occurred last Frida,
afternoon when an engine, attached It
a west bound train, dropped the crown
sheet, about a mile and a half this sid,