The Dickinson press., 1907-07-20
LOCAL NEWS,

T. O. Ramsland, the Bel6eld landman,
was in Dickinson on Wednesday.
O. G. Hidden and H. Slensrud we're in
from south of New England on Thurs
day.
Mrs. r. c. Davis and Mrs. H. Kits of
Bel6eld visited friends in the city this
week.
Miss Mabel Matthewson left the first
OF the week for a visit with friends in
Belfeld.
All trimmed and tailored hats to be
closed out at greatly reduced prices at
Miss Runck's. 7-I3tf
Millinery clearance sale: All trimmed
and tailored hats to be closed out at q
of at Miss Runck's. 7-l3tf
Mrs. F., A. Brodt has sufficiently re.
covered from her recent serious illness
to return to her home.
Mrs. E. S. Foley was down last week
from Helena to visit her sister, Mrs.
G. w. Meyers, at Medora.
R. A. Lucas of Minot was in Dickin-
son on Thursday on his way to Hettin-
ger to open a real estate Office.
Lost-white pony branded c on right
shoulder. $ reward for return to E. A.
Currie, Dickinson, N. D. 7-I3.2t
Prof. J. H. Shepherd of the Fargo
experiment station was the guest Of
Supt. Waldron at the sub-station this
week. ~., e"
John A, Nelson, who has a homestead
in Adams county near the state line,
has been.a business visitor in the city
this week.
P. A. Lyngen,. Misses. Lena and Julia
Lyngen, Annie Hidden and Selma Sven
son, who proved up on. land recently.
went to Minnesota OF Thursday.
Get estimates from A. Berg, the dec
orator and sign man. Artistic and up
to.date work. Office Northwestern Build.
ing Co. Telephone oo-2. 3-16-tf
Master Mechanic and Mrs. c. E.
Allen and the twins were down from
Glendive on Wednesday. Mr.. Allen
went to Mandan in the evening.
For Sale-complete house.moving
outfit with 20 jack screws. ropes, chain,
p%ullies, capstan, etc.: also large incuba.
Tor for sale or trade. E. A.. Currie,
Dickinson. 7-13-2t
Mrs. Frank Mead, who has been
spending some time at Hunters Hot
Springs, arrived Wednesday night from
Bel6eld and is now seriously i'll at the
Stein hospital.
Drs. ]. c. Staley and a. r., Hall of St.
Paul were in the city Wednesday on a
matter of business and, if a suitable
placscan be- procured, the above parties
may locate in thisscity.
~ E'IJnrrnra NJ &C. D,,,l ,;tol
his sister, Miss Leone, Hannegan, this
week: He was accompaniment to this city
by two gentlemen, who purchased land
in the country north 4
Fred Freeman has installed a gaso.
lene engine:at his. house for the purpose
of pumping water. The engine was
declared worthless by several machin.
lists but it works nicely for Fred. :
The Congregational church picnic to
be held in the McG,lllvray grove was
postponed for one week on account oi
the RAIN, The same arrangements will
be carried out next Wednesday as were
planned for this week.
A. A. Polson's outfit is in Dickinson
which leaves l.. K. Granteer at home
for a short time. John Hayden, who
resided at the halfway house on the
. New England road in early days, i.
cooking for this railroad crew.
The Dickinson hospital is being con
nected with the water and sewe,
sytem. The. water is being put in more
especially for fire protection as thu
hospital is already supplied with al
abundance of excellent water.
c. B. Hanson was at Lennon til.
past week and reports the finding of
"canvas city" ct 500 inhabitants. Tn.
people are all squatters until the sale o
lots is made, but they are doing bust
ness and have some good stores.
Miss Dolly Morgan entertained a few
young ladies Friday afternoon in homo
of her fifth birthday. The little }adie
spent a delightful afternoon with game
and refreshments, and the little hostes
was the recipient of some beautiful
presents.
Miss Marion Howe is assisting OFT
Jacobson, register of deeds for Hettin
ger county, in the work of .transcribinl
records at the court house. Mr.. Coverts
who has been at work on the record
for the past two months, left this weel
for the county seat at. Mott. ;;