The Dickinson press., 1907-05-18

sidney Shannon from Haley visited
10 the city this week.
You will-pot only look WE'LL but feel 5at
ease il n Of our Kuppenheimer suits.
The Hub. 10
Alfred Skinner aud A. c. RustSof
Gladstone were business visitors insihe
city last Saturday.
Sam Kohler, Of the Bel6eld Land &
Investment Co, was q business visitor
il the city last Saturday;
Miss Alberta Davis 81 Glen sUtlin.,
spent Sunday in the city, the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. Jennie Ware.
Mrs. M. T. Nickel returned Monday
from Glendive, where she was called
last week to attend the funeral Of =
friend.
A. S. Caron Of Fairbault, Mimi, who
has a homestead near Sand Creek; was
in the city this week to take his family
out to the new home.
Mrs. Herman Leutz leftlast Saturday
for her home il Taylor after spending : !,
few days in: the city. the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. a. Wiech.
Rev. c. Bartels arrived Thursday
from Spring Brock. this stare, and will
assist the Rev. OF Just in the work
with the outside charges. $
So ME%.rAAsMTIIES
Ole oleson and Emil Wallin, home
steaders in Bowman county, were in the
city last Saturday and returned the FIRST
Of the week with supplies.
Welton Mcdonald returned from
Fargo the first Of the week. He reports
Mrs. Mcdonald and the young daugk.-
ter as getting on very nicely. !.
There will be German services at the
Lutheran church at 10 o'clock Sunday
morning. and English services WILDE,
held at 1890 in the evening.
Nikalvi Nilsson, Ed. Ramstad and son,
Lewis O. Ramstad, from the southern
part OF Adams county. were in the city
for supplies the first of the week.
Carl Halgren, who has been doing
Equite an extensive land business about
New England and the country, south,
was in the city the first Of the week
CarltOlsen has finished his labors as
clerk at the St. Charles hotel and left
Monday for his home in Kenmare.
where he will remain for an indefinite
period. = s
M. M. Walters. who has a homestead
near the new Milwaukee road, left Mon
day for his home in River Falls, Wis
%consin, for a short stay before returning
With his family.
George Vanderslice, one Of the clerks
in the U. S. land Office. is taking a leave
of absence on recount of an attack o;
appendicitis and has gone 10 his home
in Pennsylvania.
Rev. aud Mrs. P. J. Haupt returned
TO Richardton Monday after a short
visit in the city. Rev. Mr.. Haupt had
charge ofsRey.o O. T. Just's parish al
New England last Sunday.
Nick Osteraas, who recently fled-on a
Ihome stead in the southeastern part of
Adams county. left Monday for his
home ID Fargo. but expects to return
with his family a little later.
F.. G: Paddock, who has been in very
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poor health for some time, was taken
from Belfeld to this city Tuesday. He,
with Mrs. Paddock, is making his home
with their daughter. Mrs, Maurice HoIen.
il. Hort and Alfred Green, who are
located nearthe new Milwaukee, were
in the city this week for supplies. Mr..
Hjort is anew conner and is very much
pleased with his homestead and the
country.
J.W. Brinton Of the Beach Land &
Loan CO., reports a fine land business
in the western part of Billings county
and particularly In the vicinity Of
Burkey where his firm operates extern
sively.
Wendell White was in Monday from
1866 and reported that a p~ostotice, to
be called White, would soon be es
tablished at his place on section 81,
This is o the mail route between Alden
and Wolf Butte.
P. S. Zeren, who lives on a home
stead 8 miles south Of New England
received news Of his fathers death las,
week and left Friday to attend The
/ fun, raj at his former home in Fairfax
MINI. 3..s.
w. N. Travers, formerly Of Wood
stock, Wisconsin, left this city las
week for Gfendive, Mont, where he viii
work for a few months before, taking
up his residence on his homestead il
the country south.
D. p. Sullivan, optical specialist o
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