The Dickinson press., 1907-09-21

Of j. G.. Quinlivan and Others in; the
Richardton News.
Fred Conway of Terre Haute. Ind.
arrived this week for an indefinite stav
in the country south. ~.
Drs. G. A. Perkins and c. N. Barker
left Friday night for . few days hunting
trip south of Bismarck. ~
Arnt Opgrand and "A. Peterson. who
recently proved up on land near Haley.
have gone to Halstad. MINI. "
Charles Flower was called In from
Green river Thursday on account Of The.
serious illness of his little son..
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wilson and child
returned home this week, after spending
two months with relatives in Riley, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Hubbell and chill.
dren returned Friday from a few weeks
visit in Seattle and Other. western points.
A. J. Osborn and George Senour have
been summoned as jurors in the federal
court which convenes at Minot next
month. Is
Soules & Buffers new building is
nearing completion and the firm ex-
poets to open its hardware store the first
week in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas Woodruff and
son arrived this week from RILEY. Ind.
and have gone out to their homestead
near Tepee buttes.
George Evans of Saltwater was in the
city this week for lumber and supplies.
He has an excellent homestead a few
miles from Bowman.
A. H. Deiters and his brother, Fred,
sl,nro 1o1ornN IN c. Dali H., H. ..&
illness of their sister, but both returned
during the past week.
c. c. Mead loaded IL cars of cattle in a
22-car train at Eland on Friday. John.
Mead and Chas. Miller accompanied
the shipment to Chicago: q,
E. F. Messersmith is back from his
western trip. He did not make anyin-
vestments and is of the opinion that
real estate prices are too high.
The Jewish people of the city had fast
day on Wednesday, their doors being
closed from sunrise until sunset, for the
observance of the Jewish New Year.
J. E. Maruska is spending a few DAYS
with his brother. George Maruska, and
will 60 next week to Alta Vista, Iowa,
for a visit at the home OF, his parents.
Ed. Lenneville reports that from three
trees, on the Lenneville place. ten
bushels of crab apples of a fine quality
have been gathered this fall.
J.. C.. Cartwright and Col. ]. M. King
returned Wednesday night from a few
days hunting trip. having bageed rs
ducks and a number of prairie chickens.
B. F. Van Vactor Of Terre Haute,
Ind. arrived Thursday and will go out
south to visit his sons, John and Ellis
Van Vactor, who are located near Still
water. :
Sheriff Henry Barry has a fractured
rib and wrist as the result of a runaway.
Mrs. Barry came in from Hettinaer
county this week to remain until her
husband is able to return. z s.saz
Matthew MuEle and Charles Hamilton
arrived this week from Riley, Ind. TIE
former has land interests in this part of
the country and Mr.. Hamilton NAV de-
eide to locate in this vicinity,
Among those suffering from typhoid
fever at the Dickinson, hospital are w.
Fleet of Beach. Mrs. H. 7. Peterson of
Medora, Hugh Chaloner and Mrs. c. P.
Davis and son of this city. All are re-
ported as getting along well.
Joseph A. Merth ~recentlv arrived from
Minnesota and is nov employed in H.
R. F%olscroft's saddlery store. Mi.
Merth, besides being al expert in the
saddlery business, is an accomplished
musician and an artist on nearly every
band instrument. ~,
The commercial club favors the
organization Of a young peoples club.
A resolution looking to this end has
been adopted and a copy sent to the
armory committee. Through President
Stickney, The Americana has been pur-
chased TOR the club. This splendid
encyclopedia contains IS volumns.
Geo. Thomson, an old Stark county
resident who has been. visiting relatives
at Belfeld, leaves soon for his home in
St. Johns, 4 miles from Portland,
Oregon, Mr.. Thomson recently erected
a good house at St. Johns. where he ex-
poets to engage in business. The city is
growing rapidly and has a population of
1000. &
j.. Knutson of Zenith has been at
the hospital for the past week suffering
with paralysis as the result of a stroke
of apoplexy. He was found by the road
side about seven miles west Of the city
in a helpless condition and taken to Bel
field last Saturday. On Sunday he was
taken to the hospital by DR.. Colwell of
Bel6eld and is reported as getting on
very nicely, although he has not re-
covered the power Of speech.
The ladies of the Rebekah lodge gave
a social and dance at todd Fellows hall
Thursday evening. The night was
stormy but there was a very good at
tendance and a very pleasant time was
had. Good music was furnished bv Miss
Cola Litch (piano) and joseph A. Merth
(violin,) and dancing wal enjoyed until a
late hour. An excellent supper was
served by the ladies and a neat sum was
realized for the Orphans Home fund.
Tom E.. Vallancey has leased the
opera house of Frank kim for a period
of two years. Mr.. Vallancey will take
care of the usual road shows, dances and
entertainments and will also continue
the week day night entertainments
similar to those conducted through the
the summer by the Bijou Theatre CO.
The new manager is of a pleasing dis.
position and n who makes friends
every where and will no doubt make