The Dickinson press., 1907-07-13

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lot to George w. Neil. the new clerk at
the Dickinson Mercantile Co.'S store.
Lost-white pony branded c on right
shoulder. S. reward for return to E. A.
Currie, Dickinson, ND. 7.I3.2t
Misses Emma Rosendahl and Ethel
Dodd are spending a few days at the
Rosendahl ranch in the country north.
1t is reported that the members OF
H. E. Collicutt's family, living neal
Hettinger, are i'll with the smallpox.
Mrs. Van Dyke OF Irving Park, a
suburb Of Chicago, was visiting her
aunt, Mrs. w. Sterland, the past week.
Mrs. M. E. Bullock, Miss Burnice and
|. A: Bullock were in from Mineral
Springs, Billings county, on business
the past week.
Hugh Roberts has rented the c. H.
Merry house on Van Norden street and
F. E. Scott is to have the Tarrant house
vacated by Mr.. Roberts.
Get estimates from A. Berg, the dec
orator and sign man. Artistic and up.
to-date work. Office Northwestern Build.
ing Co. Telephone oo.2. 3-l6.tf
Messrs. Steckles and Hubert of Bis
marck arrived Thursday and have their
merry.go.round set up and In operation
in the eastern part of the city.
George w. Ring. Of the firm of Carey
& Ring, left Thursday Tor his home in
Blue Earth, MINI. Mr.. Ring. will have
his business headquarters in St. Paul.
Miss Dora Hess, who has been the
guest Of Miss Clara Davis for the past
two weeks, leaves Sunday for her home
in Glen Ullin.
be opened for dinner on Sunday, and
glad to serve all their old customers as
we'll as new ones.
For Sale-complete h~ouse.moving
outfit with 20 jack screws, ropes, chain,
pullies, capstan, etc.: also large incuba-
tor for sale or trade. E. A. Currie,
Dickinson. 7-13.2t
The Old Settlers picnic is to be held
in the Gladstone park on Thursday,
July Is. Mr.. Sterland was in the city
this week arranging for music and
sports.
P.J. Pelissier has now disposed of all
his interests in Dickinson except his
residence and stables. He may move
to Wolf. Wyo., or some place west, but
his many friends hope that he will de-
eide to remain in the city.
John M. Watson is now sole owner of
the Dickinson Horse Sales Co., having
purchased the interest of P. J. Pelissier
the past week. After selling to Mr..
Watson, Mr.. Pelissier listed 100 horses
for the July sales.
The Dickinson commercial club has
practically accepted the proposition Of
the armory committee to pay $4,000, the
cost of finishing the second floor of the
armory building, and taking 10 years
rent therefor.
William Tews and Mr.. Marvin of
New England were business visitors in
the city Thursday. Mr.. Tews has. been
having a serious time for the past year
as the result of burns received in a
prairie fire last year. He has practically
lost the use of his right hand.
George Chalmers and William Ellick-
son accompanied A. w. Ellickson on
his return to this city from Madison,
Minn., this week. and R. D. Nelson
arrived Thursday from Canada for a
short visit with Mr.. Ellickson. The
three newcomer expect to secure
work in this locality.
Mrs. Clara Breckon has received
word of the death of her friend, Mrs.
Sophia Wilson, who recently died OF
consumption in Los Angles, California.
Deceased was we'll known to railroad
people in Dickinson. Her husband,
Engineer J. M. Wilson, was killed, in a
railroad wreck two years ago.
E. A. Anderson was in the city Thurs
\ day from his homestead 20 miles south.
y He was accompanied by his brothers,
E. NJ. and E. o. Anderson, and the
latter's son, Chester, of McHenry
county, who have been visiting at his
homestead the past week. The party
from McHenry county made the trip
overland, a distance of 900 miles, in six
days and are o on their return home.
The members of Company K left the
city at 2:3o a. m. Thursday in special
cars attached to the delayed No. 6,
which arrived in Mandan at 10 o'clock
Thursday morning. At 2 p. m. a train
was made up, including the Dickinson
and Mandan cars and the cars for the
four companies of regulars from Bis.
marck. The train arrived at Devils
Lake at a late hour Thursday night.
The camp roll call for Company X is as
follows: Capt. A. ]. Osborn; 1st Lieut..
Arthur Toleason; End Lieut., F. M.
Baker; Ist Sergt., D. D. Mars; Sergts.,
A. S. Parker and ]. H. Wolford; Quarter.
master Sergt., A. D. Davis; corporals,
+. J. Flury, L. Lutterell. D. Wiley, l..
R. Baird and H. Defoe; buglers, B. and
D. E. Willard; privates, A. Beeman,
c. Busch, c. A. Campbell, c. Clausen,
D. Davis, o. Discus, ]. Engebrecht, A.
ELLEN. N. Foster, R.. Haskins, F.. ].
Hankel, G. Halverson, E. Hopkins, f.
Huffman, o. Helgeson, o. B. Jahr,
George J%enner, NJ. Johnson, J. Klug,
A. N. Kinnamon, M. Klecka, F. Kali.
ling, ]. Lewis, r. NJ. Morris, George
? Maruska, w. H. Meleville, c. Morgen.
thaler, E. Nelson, ]. Ostling, E.. c.
Terrant, A. Thorson, X. Van Cleve and
A. Wilde. 49,.