The Dickinson press., 1907-08-17
For Sale-two sets harness and two
wagons. c. H. Defoe, Dickinson, N. D.

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Adolph Fratzke, who is a victim of
typhoid fever, left Monday morning for
the N. P. hospital at Brainerd, MINI.
Mr.. Fratzke is employed 10 the local
yards and was accompanied by his
brother-in.law, Charles Maurer.
o. E. Wood of McHenry, this state,
and his brother, Russell Wood of Hart
ley, Iowa, were in the city the first of
the week and are nov taking a trip
through the country south, where the
latter expects to locate on a homestead.
Mrs. Mary Lillibridge and daughter,
Mrs. c. E. Gardner, who had been visit
ing their son and brother, E. A. Lilli-
bridge, LETT Monday for the coast, where
they will spend six weeks with relatives
before returning to their home in Clear
Lake, SD.
Mrs. Charles Brislin and son, George,
| returned Saturday from Rochester,
Mimi, where George was examined by
a specialist for his lameness, which has
caused him so much trouble. He will
specialists instructions.
"Uncle Josh Perkins" a brand new
comedy drama with an original plot,
plenty of thrilling dramatic action, a
pleasing injection of lively comedy and
a sprinkling of high class musical and
dancing specialties will be the attraction
at the opera house this Friday evening.
Mrs. G. E. Lennon was in from the
ranch last week and left Wednesday for
the return trip, accompanied by her
brother, R. A. Doe, who has been suffer
ing for six weeks with blood poisoning as
the result of a cut inflicted on the back
of his hand by a horses teeth. He has
not fully recovered but is out OF danger.
What is the use of waiting until cold
weather for your supply of winter coal
The Consolidated Coal Co. can fill your
cellar with the finest kind of dry Ignite
chunks now, but if everyone waits until
cold weather the orders will come so
thick that not all can be served prompt
ly. Let the company take your order
now. You will get better service and
preclude all chance of disappointment
at a late date. City Office in Ray build.
ing. CONSOLIDATED COAL Co. 8-loti
City Engineer w. R. Veigel and his
party of assistants returned last Friday
from the Standing Rock reservation,
where they have just completed the
work of making the original survey Of
the townships in the territory south Of
the south fork of the Cannon Ball and
the state line. This survey extended
east to range 81, and the party had been
out since June II. E.: w. Johnson
Everett Lewis and Ed. Pyme from this
vicinity we're members of the party.
Mark Sutherland and G. w. Nc
Clellan returned Friday night after a
months trip through Idaho. They paid
especial attention to the country around
Mountain Home, near the Snake river
and Mr.. Sutherland purchased some
Tland. Mountain Home is a shipping
Ecenter for a vast stretch of country and
its wool shipments this year amounted
to about twice as much as Dickinson's
The country is wholly dependent upon
velopment will be slow.
The ball game Sunday was we'll at
tended and, although it was too one
sided to be interesting, it was yer,
amusing to see the locals present the
visitors with a package of 10 to o. The
home team had a few new men and the
visitors were made up from Beach anc
ISWibaux teams. 1t was a case OF hit ano
srun with the locals. Mcbride got II
some mighty fine practice and raised hi!
batting average. The other boys helpec
themselves 10 a little practice, while thu
visitors learned a whole lot from obser
walton. A game has been arranged fol
next Sunday when Dickinson plays thu
@return game with Glendive. Quite
few of the baseball enthusiasts will g
to Glendive with the team.