The Dickinson press., 1907-04-27

Another consignment Of Victor ma.
chimes will be received Al kreeman's
next week. 4.77.3t
Misses Albertine and Albine Lapierre
from Jefferson, S. D., are among the new
settlers south.
Pete Berringer went to Cakes on
Berringer market.
First.class repair work done on
watches, clocks and jewelry 1t
Scherfius' jewelry store. 4-77-tf
w. M. Pritchard, who had been
spending a week in the country south,
left Wednesday for his home in Utica.
Roy L. Baird, who has been confined
to his bed at the Dickinson hospital for
two weeks. is again able to be about
town.
Mrs. George Frye aud children re-
turned Tuesday from Elk River, MIMI,
where they had been spending a few
weeks.
G. B. Hanson and party came in from
the Cedar on Tuesday in their new
automobile in 3 hours and 10 minutes
by the clock.
Mrs. H. c. Lincoln of Hebron came
up Mondayto visit her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Fritz. Of this city, returning home
Wednesday night.
Father Rabsteinek lost his valuable
dog, Juliet. this week. 1t is supposed
some person with evil intent gave this
faithful animal poison.
F. D. Hevener has purchased a lot
just south of the Dobson cottages on
Hannaford street and will erect a brick
house thereon as early as possible.
E. ]. Landry from near Sioux City,
Iowa, was in Dickinson this week on his
way to his homestead near Saltwater.
He brought a car of stock and goods.
Agent Geo. Kilmer was taken to
Brainerd last Saturday night for an
operation for appendicitis. In his alb.
sence A. T. Simpson is acting agent at
the depot.
Dugald A. Stewart arrived the first of
the week from the east. MIR. Stewart
will o o become identified with i'm.
portant business interests on the Mil
waukee south.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. B. Hotchkiss leave in
a few days for Corning, California,
where they intend to make their future
home. The family has resided in this
city for about a year.
Olaf Frydenluhd, who has a home.
stead south of Haley, was in the civ
Wednesday to meet his family who ar.
rived that day. He left the CITY Thurs
day for the return trip to the homestead.
Last Saturday, April 20, Frank How
ell. night man at the N. P. depot, re-
ceived the sad news of the death of his
wife at Stevens. lei CroQkston, MINI.
Particulars are not known at this writ
ing.
E. H. Hoffman was in Dickinson on
Tuesday in connection with making
final proof on his homestead near South
Heart. Mr.. Hoffman stated that Miss
Longman of Logan, Iowa, was giving
the patrons of Custer Hill school very
satisfactory results.
]. N. Jack of Fargo. state organizer
for the M. W. A., has been visiting bis
sister, Mrs. Schembauch, the past week
at her claim between South Heart and
Belfield. Some time in the neal future
Mr.. Jack expects to do some special
work for the Woodmen Camp in Dick
inson.
Messrs. Ristrom & Marklund locatec
a party of ten from Marion Junction
S. D., in the country southeast Of HALEY
this week. The members of the party
left Wednesday for their respective
homes, but will return soon with theil
families, to locate on their claims neal
the South Dakota line.
Messrs. Smith & Wood have on ex.
hibition in their office some very fine
specimens of grain, presented to DR.
Smith by the minister of agriculture in
Alberta, Canada. The specimens o.
wheat, oats and barley are samples oil
grain grown near Edmonton, in the
province of Alberta.
Herman Leutz, of the Spring Vale,
Land Co. of Taylor, was in Dickinson
on Monday in company with b. w. De
Field of Michigan, who had been 10.
Gated on some fine Dunn county land
by Mr.. Leutz's company. Mr.. De Field
is a painter and decorator by trade and
thinks of opening an Office in this city.
For Sale
Macaroni seed wheat, 6 yearling gal
loway bulls, bronze grass seed at = cts
per h., and IS galloway cattle.