The Dickinson press., 1907-04-27

Mrs: George HafkiaS. 81 The Csdai;
creek aeighboihosd vass visitor q thSt
city last week. 81 Il, fs { . ~
Carl Williams, late clert u the kim
hotel. has accepted a position % dry
clerk at the Jordan hotel In Glendive:;.s
S. Torvend and son have erecfed; i
feed stable on their lot ca Willard
street, east Of the city hay MARKET
Miss Helen Wochner left the first Of
the week for Sentinel Butte, where she
10 visiting at the home of. B. Stoddardss
Miss Rose Wording left Monday oua11
Belield, where she has been spending q
week as the guest of Miss Mary O'Coad
nor. q
Messrs. Peake, Simpson. Jackson and
Donnolly made. an automobile "trip To-
Hettinger, on the Milwaukee, last SaturJ
day.
Mesdames John and Carl Enstrom and;
children arrived the past week from,
Minnesota and went to their new homes
below Saltwater. 81
Miss. Nellie Lawhead, one. Of the
teachers in the Taylor school, was the:
guest in this city last Saturday of Mrs;
. SAs 49, -aa". .4-stHF.HS25
Geo. w. Lee Of Gladstone was in the
city %transacting business for a few.
hours last Saturday. He made the trip.
in an automobile.
Carl Erickson, Ole Satrum and Christ
Peterson, who have homesteads. So,
miles south, we're in Dickinson this:
week for supplies.
"Long Hungry Zeke" is the title of a
song that will be introduced in The
Missouri Girl, which appears at the.
opera house April 80.
1ssJoseph and Andrew Ludwig of the.
Buffalo creek neighborhood were in the
city this week for supplies. They left
Tuesday for the return trip.
X. A. Kalmen, general manager Of
the Northwestern. Building Cos left
Sunday for Underwood where he figured
on three jobs of contract work.
Harry Bean of Donovan, Ill.,, arrived
in the city last week and is now located
in the country south. He will be joined
by his family in the near future.
John McMann recently arrived in the
city with a car of goods and has gone
with his family to his homestead in the
country south, near the Milwaukee sur
vey.
D. N. McPhee of Paoli was in the
city this week and loaded out with
lumber for the completion Of the best
ranch house in that section Of the
country.
Frank Kizef, Fay Wilcox and A;
Anderson of Red6eld, Iowa, arrived in
the city last week and went out the
first of the week to their claims in the
country south.
c. A. Broberg, who has been employed
at the German hotel for several months
finished work there the first of the weel
and has gone to his homestead neal
Rainy Buttes.
AT the next meeting of the Eastern
Star to be held Thursday evening, May
II, a large class of candidates will be
initiated and all members are requested
10 be present.
W. w. Haas and wife Of Waterloo
Iowa, who have been making. theil
headquarters at the ST., Charles hotel
left Wednesday for: a trip in the country
south where they expect to locate.
President A.SA. Peake, Manager J.. F
Brodie and Supf. ]. M. Brady of, thu
Consolidated Coal Co. left Tuesday fol
i trip to the company's new coal mine
located in the southwest corner OF Bill
lings county. s D;
.Katt*has beenSwolking for the pas
week Iemodeling the &c. Haskin build
ing on the corner of Willard and Clougt
street. About May first Mrs. Rose Kat;
intends to open a frst-class restauran
in this building.
Treasurer O. B.. Severson of Adam
county, accompanied by P. c. O'Mally
left Tuesday Tor a business trip to til,
new county. Mr.. O'Mally intends Il
establish a lumber yard and an impli
ment store in the town. of Hettinger.
Z B. Colson Of Belield was shaking
hands with friends in Dickinson o.
Monday. Mr., colson said that he wa
surprised at the rapid growth whicl
Dickinson had made in the past tw'
years. At present his town is growinI
very fast.
Rev. A. w. Rasness and party fron
Halstead, Mimi, started Wednesday 70
their claims II miles southeast Of Hale,
MI. RasnesS gave up the ministry
Minnesota, hoping to gain health bot
for himself and wife in addition t
;. getting 100 acres of Uncle Sans fire
land. .4
AT the home of MI. and, Mrs. T. +
Hayes, Monday afternoon. took plac
the marriage Of James M. Kirby I
lula Lewis. The ceremony was PEI
Horned by Rev. F..W. Gress, pastor (
the Methodist Episcopal church. M
and Mrs. Kirby left Tuesday for San