The Dickinson press., 1907-11-02

this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Donaldsonsof Gus
ter Trailwere in the city the s6rst Of the
week.
A. E. Ellickson visited the Cedar
country zeal the Tepee buttes this
week, returning to Minnesota Friday.
K. HegRe Of New England went to
Cooperstown Thursday evening to visit
while wheat marketing takes a recess.
l.. R. Kellogg was in the city this
week and loaded out with lumber and
supplies for his homestead near Twin
Butte. Ia
Dr.. Stephen Fisher made a PROBES.
sional trip to Medora Thursday, where
he found several cases of smallpox in
the hotel.
Don't wear that cheap, old back
comb when you can buy a beautiful.
up.to-date, stylish n at such prices at
H. M. Roberts. Io.26-tf
For sale-A good upright piano. A
bargain if taken at once. Call or adj
dress No. 81 First National Bank build
Ing Dickinson, N. D. Up,
Married. October ~, at the ConRrega.
tional parsonage, by Rev. w. !. Brown.
Mr.. Albert De Long of Richardson and
Miss Carrie Christensen of Bismarck.
Mrs. Del McCollum came up from
Antelope last week for a short visit and
returned Saturday, accompanied by Mr..
McCollum, who spent Sunday in Ante.
lope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Current left Thurs.
day night for Seattle, WASH, where they
will spend the winter, as has been their
custom for several years. Their auto
was shipped by freight.
Michael Collins, an old-time resident
of this city, recently arrived from Los
Angeles, CAL, and is employed at the;
round house. MI. Collins has been
spending term of years in southern,
California and has several married
children living in Los Angeles at the;
present time. YEA
August Vetterline was arrested in
Montana this week for obtaining money
under false pretenses and Sheriff Har-,
tung went after him on Thursday. Vet
terlein left Dickinson some weeks ago
and at Belield and other places west.
drew small checks on a local bank in
which he had no funds. 4 !.
M. A.. Scherfius is nicely located in,
his new store on Barnes street. He has
put in handsome glass cases. added: 10
his stock, and now has a very attractive
jewelry store. Miss Runck is getting
her side of the building fitted up and
will be in a position very soon to display
her large line of handsome millinery.
Vernon Greene had his shoulder
somewhat injured in a football game at
the Shattuck school in Faribault, Mimi,
last week. His father, T. J. Greene,
went east last Friday to see his son and
later reports state that Vernon has
nearly recovered. Mr.. Greene will make
a business trip to st. Paul before return
ing home.
Among the births in this vicinity for
the past week are: a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Taylor, a daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Shipley, a son I'd
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Carroll, a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Lefor of Gladstone
and a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Brown of Sentinel Butte. ~
Several Dickinson people, returning
from, Bismarck, were among the passen-
gers on No. s Wednesday evening when
an open switch ditched the engine at
Hebron. The passengers were some
what shaken up but the only damage
seemed to be a few broken dishes andFs
badly frightened crew in the dining car.
A freight engine was attached to the
train, which was delayed but a very
little because of the accident.
ALI. White expects to return to Ka:
ITALIA, Alaska, the coming week, and will
likely be accompanied by Mrs. White
and Miss Florence as far as Seattle,
where he takes his boat. Mr.. White
has a splendid position with the new
Alaska railroad, but the climate is
rather trying up north and he does
not want to take his family away from
| Dickinson this winter anyway. Mr..
White says that Chas. Caravan is run
ming an engine on his system and Chas.
Brislin also has work up there.
Tuesday evening from half-past four
to eight o'clock, Miss Marion billiard
entertained ten of her girl friends, the.
occasion being her eleventh birthday.
A delicious lunch was served by Mrs.
Hilliard, assisted by Mrs. McGillivray,,
the table being handsomely adorned
with flowers and bright with candles and:
the tiny jack o'lanterns which were set
at each cover and were given as souve-
Mrs. After lunch, various games and
dancing we're enjoyed until the curfew
warned the young ladies that it was
time to bid their charming little hostess
goodnight.
John Akzenan is suffering with a
badly broken wrist as the, result of an
accident in South Dickinson Wednesday
evening. An automobile party, with
but little respect for the rights Of other
people, ran their machine around his
team and cut in front so closely that one
of the horses was struck by the auto.
The horses were frightened and turned
so quickly that the load and driver
were spilled in various directions.
When MI. Akzenan picked himself up
he found that both bones of his wrist
were badly broken. The team ran
around for a few minutes and stopped
when the neck-yoke broke, letting the
wagon pole drop into a we'll and holding
the horses fast until some of the neigh
bors appeared on the scene and
Strengthened things out. In the mean
time the automobile party went on.
without caring what became of the poor
freighter, who works overtime to make
an honest living.