The Dickinson press., 1907-07-13

Charles Aygarn was. in from Haley
the past week.
E. !. Berry Of Glendive was a visitor
in the city Tuesday.
r. c. Davis of Belfeld was in the city
the first of the week.
]. IS. Bilyeu OF Wibaux, Mont, has
been in the city this week. :.
G.M M. Kirby of Saltwater was a BUSH
ness visitor in the city this week.
James Foley of Hettinger was in the
city the first Of the week on business.
P. c. O'Malley and James Henry were
in from Het,inger on business this
week.
Paul Boehm Of Hettinger has been
transacting business in Dickinson this
week.
TT. Roberts Of Medora was a bust
ness visitor in the city the first of the
week.
Mrs. John Heenan left Monday night
for an indefinite stay with relatives in
Mandan.
James Endslow Of Richardson was a
business visitor in the city the first Of
the week.
Christ Larson Of the Cannon Ball
neighborhood was in the city after
supplies the first of the week.
Mrs. Fred J%enness returned FRIDAY
from a few weeks stay with friends and
relatives in Fargo and the Twin Cities.
A. L. Curliss, Fred Curliss and
Josenh Hawks we're among those from
Paoli. who visited in the city this week.
A. L. Field, who had been spending
several davs in the city. returned the lat
ter part Of the week to his home near
Beaver.
George Anderson, the barber. left
Tuesday for Hettingor for a few DAYS
business trip to his homestead and the
new town.
The Dickinson school board organ.
lied on Tuesday by electing DR.. G.. A.
Perkins chairman. NJ. L. Ayers was ap-
pointed clerk.
Miss Grace Paulger, cashier in
Roquette Bros store, left Thursday Tor
a few weeks vacation at her home in
Cedar Falls, la.
Mrs. c. Haden, who had been spend
ing a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. !.
l.. van der Las, left last week for her
home in Armstrong, Iowa.
The new P. Mckinley house on the
corner Of Cakes and. H%annaford streets
is ready for occupancy and the first to
come will get this fine property.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Hess left Thursday
for their home in Armstrong, Iowa, after
spending a few weeks at the home Of
their daughter, Mrs. J. L. van der Las.
MI. and Mrs. George Ludolph and
two daughters, who had been spending
a week at the St. Charles hotel. left
Wednesday for their ranch near Beaver
Robert D. Lyle was in Bismarck the
first of the week. He ACCOMPANIED hi.
mother Mrs. !. o. Lyle, to the capita
where she will remain for a few weeks
If you are intending to paint YOU
house, your barn or anything else. buy
your paint from US. We sell paint fol
all purposes. Mcdonald & Pomroy
> 4-2o.t
j. E. Cherry Of Long Prairie, MINI.
visited Fl. L. Reichert and other friend!
|. in the citv the first Of the week. H,
! continued his journey to the coast, leav
! ing Wednesday.
Nick Hermann, foreman Of Edito
Wells Litchville Bulletin, his brothe
: Joe. and Editor A.. V. Bush of Marion
! this state, returned Tuesday on the Ii
= stage from a trip to the Milwaukee ex
: tension. They enjoyed the outing.
: q. M. Nelson, editor of the Svensk
/. Farm.Journalen Of Omaha, Neb.. re
= turned to Dickinson Monday night fror
a weeks trip&with o. T. Peterson in tn
8 country south. Mr.. Nelson will give hi
readers his impression Of our country.
| One case Of measles is the only cor
r tagious disease in charge of the healt
r officer. at the present time. A count
t case Of smallpox at the pest house wa
( released the first Of the week. This wa
f the last case reported to the board {
health.
A. Berg, the decorator, returne
e Saturday from a business trip to S
e Paul. He was accompanied on his re
e turn by his daughter, who continue
her journey to the coast on the follow
ing day.
Cashier and Mrs. R. H. Johnson an
8 children left Sunday night on the;
summer vacation, going first to S
Charles, MIMI, from which place M
y and Mrs. Johnson will 20 to the James
town exposition.
e Miss Josephine Vinopal is taking
! vacation from her duties as clerk
! RQquette Bros store and leaves the la
= ter part of the week for a short visit
: the Twin Cities. She will spend som
time at her home in Rice Lake, an
: other places in Wisconsin.
- The annual report Of ]: Il. Hughe
treasurer Of Dickinson school distric
n shows 1888 66 on hand. The total e,
- penditure for the year ending June :
Il was s27,2oo.o4. Bonds to the amount
$4,000 were redeemed, leaving s21.oc
outstanding, which amount was decrease
this week bys1,ooo. The clerks repo
:. for the school year just closed show
s11 ,o23.I6 issued in payment Of teacher
re wages; s1oo, for services of school off
= GERS. s2,S75. 50. for incidental expense
Il total number of teachers employed, q
average, salary for grade teacher
b. s57.3o; average salary for high scho
in assistants, s7I,66; salary of superinten'
e ent, s188.8o.