The Dickinson press., 1907-08-31
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nton Tanbere vas III sorn W 1
day. 81 q. ~
4 si,,er II Nm. Thon.. Evans |. hers
visiting.
John Reynolds VI. down from DIck
ihnson Saturday. rs #s5Ss aEe
Harry Camp returned Is Minneapolis
Sunday evening.
c.B. Hanson wal down from Dickin-
son : nm Monday in his automobile
Pr White was in from Leigh Wednes.
ddaySto take out his threshinlg machine.
WI. Plrindle came ulp from the ranch
Saturday evening. returning Monday.
Mrs. Robert Lee and Mn. BALDWIN
took tea With Mrs. Shelp Monday, even-
ing. s7 8;s3is 55s',.#s
ANA. Lefor and family went out toY
their homestead Monday Tor few days
stay. s5s5 & sa53 rs .33s5s5 SCH ss5
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$. 2. Gregg has purchased 4 new Min
neapolis engine through the Garr-scott
agency. Il
Thomas Morris moved his family out
to g bis hi.5 homestead near He.lttinger on
Monday. S
Mrs. 2. B. Wolly and son Of Fargo ar.
rived Monday evening and have gone to.
Hettinger.
S. =. Wiprud was in town Tuesday
with four teams after gooodsSfor his new
store y al Hettinger.
Lewellyn Morse is down from Glen.
dive for3a short time visiting his sister,
Mrs..ss,D Gregg.
Miss Genevieve Maggie 81 Dakota,
MINI is the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. S.
p. Gregg, for a few days.
J. a. Campbell and wife Of ST. Louis,
Mo, were in town Monday. the guests Of
MI. and Mrs. w. G. Clark.
w. G.Clark drove to Dickinson in his
auto Sunday to superintend the loading
of 400 head Of the H Thorses.
6. I. Farnham Of the Wood Drug
Co., will have charge of the drug store
here instead of R. L. Wood as stated last
week. As' .
Miss Ella Larson returned Monday
from Minneapolis, where she has been in
q hospital, receiving treatment for
appendicitis.
Anna Sharberle returned Sunday from
Glendive, where she had been visiting
her cousin. Mrs. Meisner, for the past
two months.
VIM. Elmslie and family of Rugby,
N. D.. arrived Tuesday and locatedinear
Hettinger. They brought a car of immi.
grant movables.
The social dance Saturday evening At
William David's, in honor of Miss Clara
Hagen. was we'll attended and everyone
enjoyed good time.
The friends Of John Hickman, formerly,
of Gladstone, will be grieved to learn of
his death from typhoid fever. Mr.. Rick.
man moved to Oregon some years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Shelp were in Dick.
inson Tuesday evening to attend the
play, "Thorns and Orange Blossoms"
which they pronounced we'll worth See
ing.
Culliganis NASHVILLE Students" will
give an entertainment in Lefor's hall
Wednesday evening, Sept. 4, followed
bya dance. The troupe consists Of Il
persons.
The N. ]. has two gangs Of men at
work here. One crew is laying new
steel and the other is putting in a con-
crete culvert - The crossing west Of the
Green r5veTbridge.
o. "A. Diesche, WI. PIindle, Mrs. A.
Baldwin, Mrs George Lee. and Halle
Leetook an aslo trip Monday to the
fPrindle ranch. where they had dinner,
returning ID the evening.
S. d Gregg ms n Of the finest fields
of oats in Stark county. The oats were
sown between June 10th and 14th and
are nov breast high, with full heads. and.
will easily yiaetssd Is bluslhrelsp per acre.
Nj. and Presley Swygitzer. were in from
the south ! y TUESDAY, and were The guest,
of MI: and Mss, George Lee. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Switzer wsre into meet their daughi.@
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tel, Mrs. SublesAl and three children. Of.
Kankakee, lAlwho arrived on No.
Tuesday. ASs.
HAD AN AWFUL TINE