The Dickinson press., 1907-09-28

Butte the FIRST ofsthG week.
Col. J.SsF. Munson came IN from. Het.
finger onsbusiness this week.
Robert E. Carr Of Saltwater made al
short visit in the citytthis week.
Harry Rowe of Halliday val q bust
ness visitor in the city this week.
Miss Ethel Dodd is acting 40 reporter
and assisting in the Office Of the Post.
Christ Bardinger is putting up a large
barn at his home in the eastern part OF
the city. TIL, IL. !.
E.O. Baker and lib. Waters were up
from Taylor the FIRST OF the week on
business. sfS3. $ffES4
DR.. J.P. Luce from the Cannon Ball
country was in the city Wednesday on
business. @
Frank w. Harkins of Fayette was a
business visitor in the city the first of
the week. 354s@4 :,$
Mrs. &c. Haskin and children from
Mandan visited with relatives in the
city this week. %S
Miss Mildred Smith expects to leave
next week tor Grand Forks, where she
will attend college.
Mrs. Wilson Eyer will leave the first
OF mex week tor Chicago for a few
weeks visit with relatives.
Conductor c. H. Shaw and family left
this week for a few weeks visit with
relatives in Fremont, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy L. Strahon and
Miss Fitchen Of Sentinel Butte were
visitors in the city this week.
lessen Bros. have been presenting
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catalog of winter styles in clothing.
Miss May Hefron lett Thursday for
Spokane. Wash. to Join her parents who
went to Thai city early in the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. McAndress, Mrs.
Walter junkin, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n.
Flanagan and two children lett Wednes-
day for Mandan to attend the fair.
Theo. kruse, who acted as bookkeeper
in the A. b. Grambs' hardware store,
left Wednesday for The home OF his
parents in Asheville, North Carolina.
A large number of people from the
surrounding country were in the city
Wednesday and left in the afternoon on
the delayed No. 4 tor Mandan to attend
the fair.
John Littlehales, H. J. Hager, ]. R.
Hoag and A. E. Birch have been taking
a vacation from their railroad duties tor
the past few days, while attending the
Mandan fair.
Fireman Byron L. Surface, who had
been spending some time in the hospital
at Brainerd and several weeks on a
ranch, has regained his health and is
again on duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Grambs said
:. farawoll IN their manu- frioDAe IN THE
city and left on Wednesday for a visit in
Pennsylvania and New York. A little
later they will return west to spend the
, winter in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Grove, who
formerly owned a ranch in the country
t south, arrived in this city the first of the
: week from Pennsylvania and after a
short visit will 60 on to Montana, having
: Wibaux.
Clarence, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. M. Watson, has been suffering
\ for the past week with a broken arm as
the result of being thrown from a horse
Monday evening. The young man wa!
riding with several companions anc
going at a rapid rate neal the cattle
yards when his horse fell on the wei
ground. throwing him with the above
result.
!. ]. Knutson was in Dickinson OF
Monday to attend the last sad rites o
his brother, John Knutson, who died a
the Dickinson hospital on the 2Ist as
result of injuries about the head causes
by a fall from his wagon. Deceased
had been at a neighbours to see abou
some stock and was within a mile of hi
homestead when the accident happened
Deceased was born in Norway 81 year
ago, and had been a resident of thi
county for 20 years. He was single,
Luthern in religion and bore a goo
name.
The recent departure of Thoma
Evans and his wife for Portland, Oregon
recalls some early history. MI. Evan
has been a resident of Stark county 70
IS years. He was the first superinten
dent Of schools in this county, ava
back in territorial days. For his secon,
term he vas pitted against Messr!
Brown and Baldwin, as an ip%dependeu
candidate. Last fall Mr.. Evans investe
$4,000 in the Oregon Military Lam
Grant Co., owning 100000 acres of lane
There were about 10 people intereste
in the company and at the time M,
Evans made his investment the late A
C. McGillivrav was vice president of i
Mr.. Evans still has his homestead an
an adjoining quarter section Of Ian
near Gladstone and may return to Star
county again. The coming winter b
will spend in Oregon looking after hi
interests in the Military Land Grant c.
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