The Dickinson press., 1907-03-23

Superior tanning mills, the best made,
at Soules & Buffers. 3-23:ti
German Easter rabbits, little rabbits
hitched to 2-wheel carts, etc., at Mrs.
L. Browns. 3-23-2,
Soules & Butler are agents for the
Superior tanning mills. inspect these
mills before purchasing. 3.23-ti
John and Tom Fisher'left this week
for atrip to Idaho.
E. ]. Berry of Hotel Jordan is al
Hunters Hots Springs.
r. H. Trousdale Of the Mott state
bank was a visitor in this city Saturday
Frank Thompson has been elected
chairman of the new library commits
sion.
John Schwartz of Preston, MINI.
arrived last week and will make hi.
home in this city.
Peter Brown was in Bismarck on
Monday consulting an occulist regard
ing his little sons eyes.
Herbert Armstrong Of Saltwater was
in town a part of last week on business
and lett for the return trip Saturday.
A. d. Van Haughton Of Indiana ar.
rived last week and intends to locate in
the territory south Of the Cannon Ball.
JIG. Kittleson OF Madison, Wis.,, arrived
in this city last week and has assumed
his duties as clerk in the Office of Soules
4 Butler.
Fred Weaver of Terre Haute, Ind.
arrived in this city last week and Elk.
poets to locate on a claim in the country
south of here.
The Messrs. Reece arrived last week
with an immigrant car and moved their
goods the first of the week to home.
steads in the Cannon Ball district.
G. L. Lewis, who has been at the
Smith Dobson ranch during the winter
was Ia AASAAAAoOAA AN~lOAAAoy3 sOl4s ~ LIE
claim 20 miles southwest of Mott.
Roy Wilson arrived last week with an
immigrant car from Iowa and has been
busy this week getting settled on his
homestead in the Black Butte neighbor.
hood.
Fred Motsiff, formerly of Dickinson
has 80 acres of land on Heart river jus,
south of Mandan and proposes this yea
to fence 20 acres and stock it with hogs
Mr.. Motsif has considerable ash timbe,
on his land, and the advance in the pric.
of real estate has already made his hold
ings quite valuable. He is still railroad
ing.
H. 0. Kunze of New England was il
this city last week and ordered from
Soules 4 Butler a 3o-horse power steam
pillow and threshing outfit. He intend
to do a large amour of steam breakin,
this season. The same week Heatl
Brothers of the Black Butte neighbor
hood purchased a gasoline plowinI
engine and as Don as spring opens the,
intend to do a large amount of hom
and custom blowing.
On Monday in U. S. cou at Bismarc|
a jury in the case of Ida Hughes vs.
the N. P. Ry. Co., returned a verdict il
favor of plaintiff. Action was brough
to recover damages for the death Q
Geo. Hughes, husband, who was acci
dentally killed at Sterling in the fall Q
1905. The evidence showed that de
cedent, in the performance Of his dutie
as brakeman, stepped or fell from tn
top of a box car onto a car of lumber,
plank which had slipped ahead fror
under the rear end binders, tipped u
and thereby Mr.. Hughes was precipi
tated under the wheels of the slowl
moving car. If the N. P. could hay
shown beyond a doubt that the car {
lumber in question had been CAREFUL
inspected at Mandan and that tn
loosened plank had been in its prope
place, there could have been no eau
for action, providing, of course. that III