The Dickinson press., 1907-07-13
LOCAL NEWS.

Grass shears, grass hooks OF. hand
scythes, at Thompson's. 1t
Ioxl2 It. IL OF. duck wall tent at
Thompaon's. 1t
c. H. Merry and family expect to
leave next week for St. Paul.
A line OF hardware trimmings and
small hardware, at Thompson's. 1t
A son was born to MI. and Mrs.3R. D.
Lyle on July II.
An inch and a half of rain fell Tues.
day night.
Miss Annie Stone is visiting at the
ranch. -
Laurence Duckhorn was in from Yule
on Monday on business.
]. F. Brodie returned Wednesday
from a business trip to Beach.
Millinery clearance sale: All trimmed
and tailored hats to be closed out at Is
off at Miss Runck's. 7-13tf
All trimmed and tailored hats to be
closed out at greatly reduced prices at
Miss Runck's. 7-I3lf
Lawn hose, lawn %sprinklers, hose
reels, n%ozzles, gaskets, clamps and
members at rhompson's. 1t
Miss Marguerite Rudiselle left Thurs.
day night for a visit with friends in
Medora. .
Mrs. Pearl Agnew of Taylor has been
the guest of Mrs. A. A. Harleman TOR
the past week.
Money t loan on lands, at the lowest
rate of interest. M. E. Remmen, Ray
building.
w. l.. Lamberson has been busy lath.
ing new school houses the past few
weeks.
W. H. Hunck of Sentinel Butte wal a
business visitor in the city the first of
the week.
DR.. Stephen Fisher returned yester.
day from a professional visit to Bis.
marck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Dehlinger ar.
rived from Michigan the first Of the
week.
o. D. and J. A. Belden have been in
from their ranches rear Gorham. They
brought in their wool clip.
Mrs. John Richey of Bismarck arrived
Thursday for a visit at the home of her
brother. M. Drurv.
John Tester was in from Gorham this
week to meet his daughter, Miss Agnes
Tester, who has just completed her
course in the Minneapolis business
college.
At St. Johns church Sunday evening
the service will be musical, no sermon,
the choir being assisted by Misses
Messersmith and Holemoe.
F. p. Mead will likely remain at the
ill., C-~:--1 f~~ @-~&L1~ -,.-kl NJ,
Mead was with her husband the past
week.
Miss Leone flanagan arrived this
week from St. Paul and is acting as
stenographer in the office of Current &
Baird.
A party of twelve Young people en-
joyed a ride Sunday to Green river
where the afternoon was spent picnick-
ing.
There will be no services at the
Lutheran church Sunday, July IA. Rev.
o. T. Just will be in Mott to attend the
dedication of the Lutheran church which
will take place Sunday.
Martin Ellingson, Peter Haagenstad
and Lars Weindheim of Maddox, this
state, were in the city Thursday. They
will take a trip through the country
south and expect to locate on home.
steads.
Mrs. Charles Hollenbeck and two
children arrived Monday from Helena,
Montana. The Hollenbeck family will
make their home with Mrs. Viola
Homer until they can secure a suitable
house in this city.
Agent T. S. Rutherford of Taylor was
transacting business and calling on
Dickinson friends the past week. In a
short time Mr.. Rutherford leaves on a
visit to Canada, where his wife has been
for some weeks. 1t is 10 years since be
left the Queens territory.
Rev. 6. J. Powell, returning from
Montana, was in the city on Monday.
He visited Rev. and Mrs. H. v. Romin.
ger at Red Lodge while attending to
field work in his newly acquired terri
tory. From here Mr.. Powell went to
the district conference at Richardton.
D. P. Rooney, a homesteader from
Milestone buttes, was in the city this
week for supplies. He reports that the
farmers are not bothered by the ranch
ers in his locality, all the cattle being
removed from the territory as soon as
the farmers located.
Mrs. Henry Schultz and daughter,
Miss Isma, of Walla Walla. WASH, have
been spending several days with friend.
in the city while en- route to points in
the east. Mrs. Schultz and daughter
were formerly residents of Dickinson
and had the pleasure of meeting many
of their friends.
Willis Pelissier and George OsterhauF
came in Tuesday from a roundup trir
in the country south. They were sur.
prised to find, on the range, the horse
that was stolen from the barn in this
city last fall. Messrs. Pelissier and
Osterhaup left Wednesday night fol
Belfeld, from which point they will con.
Time the roundup work. They expec,
to bring in 400 horses for the July sales