The Dickinson press., 1907-07-20

in the city.
Jack Written Of Glendive visited
friends in the city the first Of the week.
Miss Ruth Littlehales left Monday
for a several days visit with relatives
In Mandan.
c. D. Shoemaker. who lives IS miles
south, was a business visitor in the city
last Saturday.
J. M. Buckley. from the H T ranch.
was a business visitor in the city the
first of the week.
Miss A. M. Scott. the nurse, returned
SUNDAY from a trip west to Helena and
other Montana points.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Heaton and Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Hunter. with their guests,
spent Sunday at Medora.
Frank Bennett was in this week from
Bowman county and loaded out with
lumber and a new binder.
H. B. Powers Of Showers left here the
first Of the week for Calgary, Alberta
Canada, for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. L. Scott returned last Friday to
home in TAYLOR after a short visit with
her daughter, Mrs. A. A. Harleman.
E. H. Cornell of Minneapolis, travel
ing freight agent for the $500 Line"
visited in. this city the first of the week.
Mrs. Roy Hubbard. who has been
visiting friends in Gladstone and this
city. left Monday for her home in Glen
Uliin.
w. T. Loomis and c. w. Clark. com.
m1ssioners Of New England school
/ Asn<rs~H No - sr,opo - %hA ~St01 1aof
Saturday on business.
George Patterson, an expert 'chauf-
feur and machinist, arrived Saturday
night from St. Paul and is assisting 7. l..
Beard with his auto livery.
Edmund M. Vittum, president of the
Fargo college, will supply the pulpit
both morning and evening at the Con.
gregational church on Sunday. 2
Miss Ruth Lyle. who has been spend
ing several weeks at the home Of her
brother, Robert D. Lyle, left Monday
for a few weeks visit in Bismarck.
Miss Eva Sargent left Monday for
Bismarck, where she has been singing
this week for the Bijou Theatre Co
and visiting her brother, Bert Sargent.
G. ]. Sullivan has been at the St.
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main until Sunday noon to attend to
wants of those needing eye treatment. II
If you are intending to paint your
house, your barn or anything else, buy
your paint from Us. We sell paint for
all purposes. Mcdonald e. Pomroy.
4-7o.ti
w. S. McFadden, a grain dealer from
McHenry, visited in Dickinson the first
of the week. Mr.. McFadden likes this
city. and expects to locate here in the
near future.
College of Law, State University Of
North Dakota. Two years course leads
to degree of IL. B. Strong faculty
and excellent library. For further in
formation address Andrew A. Bruce
Dean, Grand Forks, N. D. 7-2o.6r
A. c. Hezzlewood of Bel6eld was il
the city Sunday and left in the evening
for his former home in Fergus Falls
MINI. Before returning to Bel6elG
Mr.. Hezzlewood will spend two week.
in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada.
K. H. Scarf, who lives near Rain,
butte, was in the city last Saturday will
his wool clip for which he received thu
. standard average price. His wool aver
/ aged 81 pounds to the fleece, which j!
considerable above the ordinary run.
. Mrs. G. E. Lennon has been in from
the ranch this week to visit her brother
R. A. Doe, who has been at the Steir
hospital for the past two weeks, suffer
ing with blood poisoning as the result o
having his hand cat by a horses teett
July 4.
!, Henry Vested, who has a home
stead near Hettinger, was a. visitor il
Dickinson last week. He accompanied
> Leslie Farnham to this city o. TIL
, ~latter's return to bis home in Caring
, ton after a weeks visit in the countr,
: south.
:. H. F. O'Hanlon, timekeeper ant
: manager of the commisary department
: in Contractor Timothy's camp on tn
: new Milwaukee, arrived in this city tn
! ! first of the week. Mr.. O'Hanlon i
I seriously ill suffering with blood poison
ing as the result of being kicked by
r horse.
r R. w. Cornell left Sunday for St
Paul, being called there to testify in til
Wisconsin Grain Co. case. Mi. Cor
nell will not return to this city as he ha
rendered his resignation as operator i
tue IoCdA telSkS0Pu OiACe " dSSept
better position with Mcknight & Co.
Minneapolis.
y Misses Grace Lavine and Ellie
Gustafson, who had been spendin
several days in the city, guests at R. F
is Browns, left Saturday tor their home
d in Glendive. They were ~accompanie
n on their return by Misses Lyla Brow
and Gertrude Lane, who will visit j
Glendive for several days.
At the home of Miss Gunwall at I
a. m. Tuesday took place the marriag
of Andrew Fynskov to Miss Teh
Haugen of New England. The cert
d mony was performed by Rev. F. v
k Gress, pastor of St. Paul's Method!
d church. The happy couple will max
their home near Sand Creek, where tt
- groom has a ranch.