The Dickinson press., 1907-10-12

DIR. CHAREST, Fargo. N. D.
Cures ore Positive, Prompt aad Permanent.
Andrew E Peterson of Iowa vent to
his homestead near Haley this week.
Mrs. v. E. Fountaine has returned
from a visit with relatives in Minnesota.
Julius Lerfald of Lerfald Bros, the
Belfeld butchers. was in Dickinson on
Wednesday.
c. c. Gordon, who was in Dickinson
last Saturday, stated that the new 40 600.
bushel elevator at Antelope was about
completed.
Mrs. M. Mckinley left Wednesday
for the cities to visit her daughter and
son, who are attending school, and spend
a few DAYS with relatives.
John Brennon and son, Frank, for
merly of this locality. arrived Wednes.
day from Bridger, Mont, for a short
business stay in the city.
Strayed, red Irish setter dog, about (
months old; had leather collar on. Suit
able reward for his return to w. 7.
Simms, at Missouri Slope Brick & Tile
Co. plant. lo-I7-1t
MI. and Mrs. H. w. Reed, who have
been spending a few weeks with rela-
tives in Minnesota, passed through the
city Tuesday on their way to Thompson.
Mont, where they will make their home
The Dickinson Commercial club
orchestra has arranged for a dance in
the opera house on Wednesday evening,
October IS. Special music is being
prepared and the affair promises to be
an enjoyable one.
Messrs. Amund N. -(;ausemel, Mat
thias Gausemel. John K~ristoferson Dahl
and Ole O. Fosso, all of Kenyon, MIMI,
were located On homesteads south of
Twin Butte by L. Marklund this week
and returned east Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. w. Currie and daughter, Miss
Grace Currie, and Mrs. !. A. Currie and
little son left Wednesday for Merriam
Park, MINI. After a weeks visit, Mrs.
J.W. Currie and daughter will 20 to
Rochester, MIMI. where Miss Currie
expects to undergo an operation. for
appendicitis.
L. M. Scrivner, one of the contractors
from the Milwaukee camp south of
Yule, has been at the St. Charles hotel
for the past week suffering with a flesh
wound in the leg as the result If some
careless shooting with a 44-calibre gun
at a pink social held in the Little Mis-.
souri, country last Sunday.
Misses Stella Hauehton and Emma
Rodman were in the city the first of the
week. Thew have fine homesteads in
the L country, where they intend to
remain until spring. The ladies have a
team and drive to Hettinger a few DAYS
each week to help out as compositors on
the papers of the new town.
Mrs. ]. Leonherger has sold to John
Wolf of Lehigh lots 9 and 10 in block 2,
which includes the Sargent hotel Just
east Of Fuller's livery barn. The con
sideration was $4,000. Mr.. Wolf has
taken possession Of his property but
will rent for some time. MI. Sargent
will conduct the hotel as before.
S. L. Carroll reports that his hay
stack. two miles south of the CITY on the
Walton & Davis place, was burned one
night last week. The stack contained
14o tons of h'v and was protected nv
three fire guards. making it quite evil
dent that the fire was the work of an
incendiarv. Mr.. Carroll lost a stack in
a similar manner last wear.
The first marriage ceremony to be
performed in the new county Of Adams,
so far as known, took place. in the town
of Hettinger on Monday. September 90,
when Miss Velma Davis became the
wife of Bert Person. Mr.. and Mrs.
Person are very popular young people
in this city and have hosts Of friends
who wish them a pleasant journey
through life.
z Dho1o~ o~A ro~H TLo~1~s ns->IS
Stewart, Robert r. Smith and r.. M.
calkins, Jr., left Wednesday afternoon
for Bowman, the new county seat Of
of the assistant general freight agent Of
the c. M. & st. p. Rv. and will 20 10
Lennon with i. e. Phelan, where the
latter loads 1900 head OF beef cattle Tor
the Chicago market TODAY. These
gentlemen will also 90 to Milwaukee
and Chicago from Lennon.
Mrs. H. L. Dickinson was cat home
again on FRIDAY afternoon last, in honor
Of Miss Bissett and Mrs. George Martin.
The guests were greeted on the outer
porch nv the daughter of the house,
Miss Florence, and Mrs. Susie Noark,
a bride of last spring, arrayed in her
wedding gown, escorted 10 the wrap
room. In she lower hallsthe guests were
received by the ss,ostess and ladies of
honor. About IS ladies enjoyed the
penny contest" and musical program
rendered nv Mrs. ]. ". lessen, Mrs.
Crowl and Miss Grace Crowl. Refresh.
ments were served from small. tables
and were pronounced exceedingly fine.
The hostess was assisted in serving nv
Mrs. George Dohson. Mrs. L.. Hughes,
Miss Hazel Fox and Miss Florence
EDirkinson. The. flowers for decorations
were lovely asters, very artistically ar
! RANGED.