The Dickinson press., 1907-02-02

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A daughter was born Wednesday
January 80. to Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Short
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nice earthly returned
Thursday evening from their wedding
trip.
VIM. Reiche returned a short time
ago from a trip to his farm in Mime
sofa.
The PRESS Job Room phone number
is now 1882, same call as the editorial
rooms.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Freeman returned
Thursday night from their extended
| visit east.
Henry Hollst, returning to Miles City
from Chicago, stopped off in Dickinson
on Thursday.
Sheriff Hartung and Superintendent,
RAIDER were in Bismarck Wednesday to
see the legislative wheels 60 round.
The Everett Abstract company
opened for business February l., in the
Office v the Dakota National bank.
A. Ball, a passenger fireman, is in the
hospital, slowly recovering from serious
burns, the result OF the breaking Of a
water gauge Sunday.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Hall, who has been suffering with
whooping cough, is very much better.
J.. W. Weston of Minneapolis has
been spending a week in the city, the
guest OF his sister.in.law, Mrs. w. T,
Nickel. =.
AT the Dickinson hospital Thursday
January 81, a son was born to Mr.. al d
Mrs. P. Harmon, who live heal the H II
ranch.
Engineer James Mcdonald and Billy
Williams were badly shaken up in the
wreck but will be ready for duty in a
day or two.
MI. McCrossen, who recently closed
out all his land holdings in and around
Beach, was a westbound passenger
Thursday night.
Miss Jessie Messersmith sang in
Bismarck at a special Sunday evening
service and received flattering mention
by the capital city press.
States Attorney Mcbride was elected
to the executive committee OF the
association of states attorneys organ
lied in Grand Forks this week.
Charles Smith, who has been suffer-
ing with pneumonia at the Dickinson
hospital. has sufficiently recovered to
return to his home at Sentinel Butte.
George Swatka, a Zenith coal miner,
is at the Dickinson hospital suffering
with a badly burned face as the result
of a powder explosion at the mines.
Mrs. N. D. Nichols, who had been in
Dickinson for treatment for rheumatism,
went to Hunters Hot Springs this week.
She was accompanied by her husband:
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Congregational church will hold a
benefit social in the church parlors
Saturday evening from 7:3o to 10 o'clock.
Mrs. James Wilson returned the first
of the week from Glen Ullin, where
she had been keeping house for her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Wickham,
while they visited east.
Miss Wagner, a graduate of the
Abbot hospital of the Twin Cities, is
here taking care of Miss Stein, pro.
prietress of the Stein hospital, who is
quite sick with typhoid fever.
c. c. Mills has a country newspaper
outfit at the depot. 1t is billed for New
England and consists of a Washington
hand press and equipment similar to
that used in the publication of the
Rainy Buttes Sentinel in 1887.
]. G. Martin, who moved in from the
Kildeer mountains recently, has ar.
ranged to put in another dray line.
His new dray wagon arrived from the
cities this week and is ready for bust.
ness. Mr.. Martin will give the business
his personal attention.
The cas- of the state vs.. Peter Len.
hardt, which was set for trial Thursday
January 81, has been continued until
Thursday, February 7. Lenhardt is
held in custody because of the trouble
on the south side three weeks ago, wher
Martin Stecklar sustained a fractured
skull as the result of a blow from q
billiard cue, by the hand of Lenhardt
1t i" understood that the families of the
parties concerned may make a settle
ment out of court. If such settlemen,
should be brought about it is quite