The Dickinson press., 1907-10-26

Subscriptions for all kinds Of maya.
zines taken At The Ideal. Io.5,ti
Rev. p. ] Haupt Of Richardton was 4
visitor In the city, Sunday.
Dr.. and Mrs. Stephen Fisher ipen,
Sunday with friends In Hebron.
L. d. Dohrmann Of Taylor wal a
recent business visitor In the city.
Mr., and Mrs. Julius Williams Of
Taylor we're recent visitors in the city.
K. A. Kalmen returned the first Of the
week from = business trip to Miles City,
Watches, diamonds. jewelry, larger
stock than ever. T. ]. Greene & Co
6-2o.ti
MI. and Mrs. F. A. Little Of Fayette
were visitors in the city the first Of the
week.
George w. Lee and Samuel Omdahl
were up from Gladstone the first of the
week.
About $1,000 to loan in the next 90
days: Call at Office of Campbell &
Field. 8-3-ti
AL Martin OF Martin Bros, Oakdale,
cattle growers, was in Dickinson on
Monday.
A. L. Colburn of Hettinger was a
business visitor in the city the first OF
the week.
Anton Zurn Of Fayette returned the
past week from marketing cattle in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Coleman returned
to Beach last Saturday, after a short
visit in the city.
N. H: Nelson and Greenleaf Doe OF
New England were business visitors in
the city Monday.
Supt. H. James and John Boltz of
Mott were business visitors in the city
the first Of the week.
Miss Goldie Homer returned Sunday
from St. Paul and has resumed her
duties in the PRESS Office.
Charles Rock, who has been spending
several weeks with relatives in Pennsyl-
vania, il expected hsme today.
Jerry Brabic, formerly employed in
the &c. Cartwright store, is % work.
ing for the German Mercantile Co.
A. B. McVickor and l. E. Van Buskirk
of Iowa filed at the Dickinson U. S.
land Office on land in Bowman county.
George E. Perkins, who lives In the
Buffalo creek locality, was in the city
last Saturday for lumber and supplies.
w. A. Fleet has recovered from a
siege of typhoid fever and was able to
leave the hospital Saturday for his home
in Beach.
Mrs. L. K. Granteer returned last
week from Canton, Pa, where she had
been spending several months with
Miss Josephine. vinopal has been
taking an enforced vacation from her
duties in Roquette Bros. store on &C.
count of illness.
Fred Gerlich. who assisted in the A,
T. Crowl store for a few weeks, com.
menced work on Monday in Frank
Lish's hardware store.
Frank Wanner returned Monday
from a trip to Chicago. Duluth and the
Twin Cities, made in the interests of the
German Mercantile Co.
Miss Minnie Langdon from Gowrie,
lowa, ARRIVED Sunday and. went out &
Haley. where she will visit with hel
sister, Mrs. N. c. Rasmussen.
MI. and Mrs. A. r. Johnson, who have
q homestead in the country 100 mile.
north, were visitors in the city thi.
week, the guests of Mrs. Ella Fox.
Theo. Schwitxer returned the first Of
the week from a visit with relatives il
Mapleton, Mimi, and has resumed hi,
duties in Roquette Bros. store.
The ladies of St. Johns Altar Guild
have issued invitations to a Halloween
party and dance to be held at the opera
house Wednesday evening, October go
G.. w. Belknap of Saltwater was a
recent visitor in this city. Mrs. Belknar
accompanied him as far north az New
England, returning home after a short
stay in that town.
Mrs. George Hartinger accompanied
Mrs. Bessie Brown on her return ia
Glen Ullin, where she will spend several
DAYS visiting relatives before returning
to her home in Fayette.
M. ]. Rideout. who has been spending
three weeks with relatives in Minnesota
and Wisconsin, returned the first of the
week and has resumed his duties in T,
]. Greene & Co.'s jewelry store.
Ell. Hoffman writes that his over.
land trip with his family to 'Bonesteel,
S. d, was a pleasant one. The travel
was through good country but not
better than that in Stark county.
Elias Kostenbader lost his barn and
hay in the Cedar country last week.
The fire started near the Saltwater road
and burned up the range on a strip four
miles wide and ten miles long, but no
one suffered very heavy losses.
Arthur Johnson of Cadillac, Mich, and
Axel Falk of Garvin, Mimi, recently
made a trip to the southern part Of
Bowman county. On Monday they filed
on homesteads and left the following
day for Missoula, Mont. where they will
work for a few months before establish.
ing residence on their homesteads.
Henry 1ngrish and Fred Born have
finished work In the ]. C.. F. Parker
meat market and have gone to Richard.
ton where they'have purchased a market
and will conduct a meat business Of
their own. They are both experts in the
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