The Dickinson press., 1907-07-06

William. c. Snow, foreman 81 The
Btssett ranch, was in from Fayette With
wool this week.
Brakeman F. M. Teal Is putting III his
time 1t the Dickinson hospital. suffer.
Ing with typhoid fever.
Miss Lucille Hall Of Fargo 10 visiting
with Supt. and Mrs. L. K. Waldfon at
the experiment station.
Stewart Cummings Is putting in the
concrete work on S0ules & Buffers new
store building on Willard street.
William Holton Dye arrived Thurs.
day from indianapolis. Ind, fof an in.
definite business stay ia the city.
Mrs. F. A. Brodt. Who has been
seriously i'll at the Dickinson hospital
for the past week. 10 slowly recovering.
The new bulletin board TO announce
the arrival Of passenger trains has been
placed in The. waiting room at the sta
ton.
Miss Grace Lindsay, who has been
spending several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Nickel, left Wednesday for
Glendive.
Supt. L. r. Waldron returned Thurs.
daylrom Kansas, where he attended a
agricultural meeting of dry land ex.
perimenters.
John Silver of Farnam, Neb., and
George Haas of Kansas City, Mo-, are
patients at the Dickinson hospital suffer-
ing with typhoid fever.
MI. and Mrs. John Burns OF Glen
Ullin and Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hoist of
Gladstone spent the Fourth with
Receiver and Mrs. w. A. Mcclure.
Mrs. P. Mckinley and Miss Mary have
been looking after their tenement house
on the corner of Cakes and Hannaford
streets this week, getting the same in
shape for new occupants.
Marcus Rideout was a victim of a
cannon cracker on the night of July
3. He lighted the cracker, which ex-
ploded in his hand before he had
time to drop it, and, as a result, bis
fingers and the right side of his face are
badly burned. E. E. Coar had his
fingers a little too close TO a powder ex-
plosion and is now carvings sore hand.
4 The Lawrence building on Willard
street is repaired and put into shape for
the DickinSon Meat & Grocery Co. An
entire new front. with plate glass
windows and door, has improved the
outward appearance, while hardwood
floors are being installed. The. pro-
prietors are unable to state just when
the market will be opened, but they
promise that everything will be in first
class order before the doors are opened
to the public.
John Riessbeck, who was elected
grand master at the annual session of
the grand lodge A. F. and A. NJ, was
was also selected by the grand chapter
R. A. M. as grand high priest. a double
honor I've accorded to n person be-
fore in the state of North Dakota.
Frank ]. Thompson of Fargo was
selected by both organizations as grand
secretary. A. F. Folsom OF this city is a
member OF n Of the grand lodge
standing committees.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Partridge evidently
like North Dakota best. About two
years ago they sold their farm on the
Cannon Ball near New England and
moved to Zackery, Louisiana. Recently
they returned north and it is understood
will make their future home at Glen
Ullin. MI. Partridge was one of the
original New England colony settlers at
New England, coming from Vermont in
the spring of 1887. At that time Mrs.
Hubbard, wife of Postmaster Roy Hub
bard at Glen Ullin, was a wee little girl.
Charles Nelson of Wibaux, Mont,
was taken to the Dickinson hospital
Thursday and is suffering with q bullet
wound in his hip. He wat operated up.
on Friday morning and part of the
bullet was removed from the hip-bone,
which was somewhat fracturedi some
smallpieces Of the bone were removed
but: & was impossible to locate part Of
the bullet. Nelson quarreled with
Charles Gore, nephew of Jim Brewer,
and, as the report goes, knocked him
down and beat him severely, with the
above result. People at Wibaux say
that the shooting was warranted. Frank
Smith brought the crippled imam to the
hospital.
Otto Vinnedge and two friends we're
in a mix-up at the corner Of Willard and
Barnes streets Thursday evening as the
result of a fire cracker and a frightened
horse. Some unknown party lighted a
common cracker just as Vinnedge was
turning the corner and the frightened
animal did the rest. In less than ten
seconds the occupants Of the wagon
were on the ground picking up them.
selves and pieces ofsthe- outfit, consist
ing chiefly of wagon thills and harness.
Vinnedge managed to hold the horse
and the party escaped with no serious
injury. There ought to be prosecution
of parties throwing fire crackers around
on the streets. especially when teams
are passing. ~5.s, :
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