The Dickinson press., 1907-05-18

Consolidated Coal Company. mine 4
Lehigh. me With an accident last Fri
day and has been. taking sn enforced
vacation for the past week on account
Of a badly crushed foot.
,Messrs. William: and Marcus Horney,
with their families from Carrington,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. a. a.
Harleman Tuesday. From here they
went west and will make their homes
on claims "a Sentinel Butte.
Rev. H. V. Rominger Of Hillsboro
was renewing, acquain,ances in Diekin-
son on Monday and Tuesday. He was
on his waySto Red Lodge, Mont, with a
view of accepting a call from the Con-
gregational church Of that place.
On Tuesday and Wednesday Of next
~weeksJohn H. Waggener will represent
the localA. Q. wv. ia grand lodge
meeting at Fargo. MIR. Waggener will
leave on Sunday and will be. accom-.
panied BY his wife. s
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Riessbeck Wednesday took place the
christening of their little daughter,
Gertrude %Janette Riessbeck. The cere-
mony was performed by tpe Rev. II. v.
Rominger, who made a short visit in
this city before going 10 Montana.
John cronan Of Rose Creek, and
Mike Krebsback Of Adams. MINI. q.
rived this week and will spend some
little time at the home of N. j. Johnson
in Fayette. These gentlemen are very
we'll acquainted with the country and
make trips out here each year, to attend
to their land interests:
At the Methodist parsonage last Fri
day afternoon took place the marriage
of George w. Belknap to Miss Sarah E.
Jones, both Of Saltwater. After the
ceremony, which was performed blythe
Rev. F. w. Gress,. Mr.. and Mrs.xBel-
KNAPP left for their homestead near
Saltwater where they will make their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pelissiers Of Me-
dora visited Monday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r. j. Pelissier. They were
accompanied on their; return BY Miss
Josephine Gillespi,nwho has been visit
ing in the city for the past month. Miss
Gillespi will spend a few days at Me-
fdora before going to her home in Sheri-
dan, Wyoming.
MI. and Mrs. EN-. Metcalf and Mrs,
Metcali's sister, Miss Lindquist, who
arrived last month from Stanhope,
Iowa, left the city Wednesday for Mr..
Metcalf's homestead south of New
England. Mr.. Metcalt has a large
house built and took with him from the
east a full equipment of farming tools
and intends to make North Dakota his
permanent home.
F. A. Marsh and son, M. F. Marsh.
arrived Monday from West Concord,
Mimi, with a car of goods for the for
mer's homestead near Sand Greek. Mr..
Marsh is a carpenter and blacksmith
and will build a house and shop on his
homestead. His family will arrive as
soon as the house is ready for occu-
pancy, and the son, M. F. Marsh; will
file on a claim as soon as suitable loca-
tion is found. !. !.
The following listed horses. the past
week with the Dickinson Horse Sales
Co: William Gardner. 5o;G. r. Mahne-
naacher, so; William Stark, 50; William
RsClarki.zIoo;;TTR afney: ButtessHonse.Ces
ago; Nichols 3 Britt : I Medo,rr.alsasjJpla6s;
Watson & Pelissier. 900. Cosgrove.s &
,Massingkam listed registered
'Herefordbplls. The company has the
well at the yards completed and the
lumber for the yards is ready.
Oscar Rogney and Charles Hart Of
Jessie. this state. have been spending !
fewdaysin the city. Nj. Rooney HAS
been in the grain business in Jessie for
some time and took a trip along the
line Of the new Milwaukee with the
object Of finding a place suitable for a
Location in the grain business. Mr..
Hart, a lumber merchant in the same
town, ook the trip with Nj. Rogney,
Nth the view 81. locating in the country
10 ENGAGE in fancy farming at some point
Ion the new road. Both gentlemen
left "wednesday for their homes. .s
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