The Dickinson press., 1907-10-19
:. Qefebach has been 10 the city this

Mrs. Lena Schmidt OF Taylor made
commutalion proof on. Friday. tgssss go
Don't forget st. Patrick's church lair
next.Tuesdsy and Wednesday. iii
Attorney F. E. McCurdy of Richard-
ton was a visitor in the city this week.
Wanted-a competent girl for general
housework. Good wages. Mrs. w. r..
Burnett. lo.lo;tf.
Dugald Stewart returned from CHI.
cago Friday and J. E. Phelan 10 ex.
pected home today.
James E. Flynn left this week for St.
Paul, where he will attend school at St.
Thomas academy.
Fred ]. Trainer of Devils Lake was
recently the guest of +. D. Norton and
others IN this city.
Rev. and Mrs. w. ]. Brown have been
busy settling in the Congregational par
sonage the past week. ;.
E. F.. Bell, the cement man. has been.
constructing crossings for the city on
Cakes street this week.
Miss Frances alderman left Wednes.
day for Wibaux, where she will nurse a
typhoid fever patient.
Misses Rose Wording and Helen
Wochner left Friday for a visit at their
respective homes in Minnesota.
Will Lenneville is. taking a vacation
from his duties in the postofice and is
doing a little hunting in the country
north. sh,'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nolan will visit
their daughters, Frances and Cecilia,g at
jamestown, on their return from ST. isEaul
this week. - isGsa
Mrs. J. P. Tingie plans to leave Sun
day tor Ripley, Ohio. called thithersby
the illness OF her mother, formerly a
resident Of this city.
Joe Peters arrived Thursday from
Minneapolis and has gone south to visit
his brother, VIM. ]. Peters, who has a
homestead near New England. :
Fred Pabst, who had been with w. G..
Clark for the past week while looking
after his interests in this part of the
country, lett for Milwaukee Thursday.
1t doesn't pay to get cold meals at home
when you can take the family out for a.
hot supper served by the ladies OF ST.
Patrick's at the opera house Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week. 1t.
J. B. Thompson is taking a vacation
from his duties in the express Office on
account OF, poor health. While taking a
lay off from Office work he is looking
after the stage business at this end of the
lineifo Albert Left, Z, re
w. S. Hollands has finished work as
storekeeper in the round house and has
gone to his home in Fond du Lac, Wis.
His place in the round house has been
taken. by Miss Mollie Matheson.. -,
A prairie FIRE on Tuesday burned Mrs.
Mildred Dobson's ranch house on An.
telope creek seven miles south. This lis
the old Debson homestead and the fine
trees set out in. 1884 were badly burned.
The, fire burned over n of. Andy. Ship.
leys pastures. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. PC. Hagerman returned
the past week from Forsyth, Mont:.t to re-
new their residence in Dickinson. They
are settling in the Frank Roberts house,
formerly the Merrill property; Mr..
Hagefman will probrbly engage with
one of the local meat markets.
A. N. Kinnamon, who has been spend.
ing several weeks in Geddes, S. d., and
with relatives and friends in Illinois,
Wisconsin. and Minnesota, returned to
this city yesterday, accompanied by his
niece. Miss Lila Florence Pettijohn,
from illinois, who will keep house for
MI. Kinnamon at his homestead near
New England.
Col. J. M. King is assisting T. H.
Benefel at the Kihm hotel this week.
On Tuesday night No. 6 came in two
hours ahead of the time reported and
many local passengers missed their train
east. The colonel took up the matter
| with the local officials and arrangements
were made to have No. 2 stop at Rich
ardton to accommodate a large bunch
OF passengers.
The first dance given by the Dickin-
son Commercial Club orchestra in the
opera house Wednesday evening was
largely attended and a success in every
way. The ihall.was taxed to its full ca.
pacity and there was no room to spare
when all were Waiting to the excellent
music. The orchestra was made up of
eight pieces and the music: was the best
furnished for any dance this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nolan were in
St. Paul the FIRST of the week and at.
tended the marriage of their daughter!
Miss Elizabeth Nolan, to ]. M. Grady Of
~ ooA. Luz tuoIIIoSS kOOA PAdSC d
St. Mays church at 9 a. m. Tuesday
and after the ceremony the wedding
guests were served an elegant breakfast
at Caterer Carling's. The bride is very
we'll known in this city but has made
her home for the greater part of the
time in ST.. Paul. The groom has made
his home in St. Paul for some little time
and now holds a responsible position
with Swift & Co. in that city. where the
happy couple will make their home.
Justice A. P. Folsom and Deputy
Sheriff ia. Reynolds were, called to
Hebron Tuesday night for an investiga.
ton as to the OF the death of Jacob
Gensburg. who was found. dead in the
road about four miles northwest of He.
bron. 1t. was very evident that Mr..
Gensburg met bis death by accident. A
bad place in the road near the Wilhelm
Glass place showed very. plainly that
the unfortunate man was thrown from
his wagon and killed by the fall. He
left Hebron about 1890 a. m. after. dis.
posing of asloadSof wheat, and was on
the ireturntrip to his home in .Merce,
county, Nj. Gensburg was q; man abou,
40 years old and is survived by a family