The Dickinson press., 1907-11-16
;as 4 business visitor in tie city yester.

Gay. 81 |
Marie, the ;2-year.old daughter OF
Philip Gerber Of Lennon, SD, was
reported lost this week. FN
I. l.. Paul was in from his ranch near
Rockspring this week and left Friday
for a short visit in st. Paul. 4.
Mrs. lie. Phelan left the first of the
week for California, being called there
by the illness of a relative. .,H
The Lyon Elevator Co. commenced
buyinp wheat. again on Friday paying
sc. for wheat and o3c. for fax. d,
Layton George returned from Chicago
the first of the week and has gone out !
to the ranch in the country north.
I. p. Jingle picked a number Of nice.
ripe tomatoes from bis vines last Friday !
night. not bad for the time of year.
I.H. Davis has finished his special
work at the U. S. land Office and left
Friday night for Washington. D. c.
Miss Bertha Cook of Gladstone ID
making her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Eyer while attending school.
Sheriff T. N. Hartung, States Attorney
made a hurried business trip to Richard
ton Friday.
Mi. and Mrs. Thacker of Glenwood
Minn., arrived Thursday for q visit 1t
the home Of their daughter, Mrs. M. A.
Scherfius.
w. H. Colwell has moved his family
into the Scharf house and Attorney n.
c. Berry will occupy his house. vacated
by Mr.. Colwell.
The Hon. William Lindsay Of Glen.
dive, Mont, spent Sunday and Monday
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. T. Nickel. ~
Miss Anna Martie left Friday for her
home in Madison, MIMI, after a several
Mrs. A. w. Ellickson. ~t
H. F. lessen has moved into the home
Of his brother, J. ". Jessen, and E. ].
Scharf has moved into the house, re-
Gently purchased of Mr.. lessen.
N. D. Richey was operated upons%at
the N. P. hospital last week and -is
getting on very nicely but will. be un.
able to leave the hospital for about two
weeks. ~ ..-ps
A series of dances will be given on
Friday evenings at the opera house BY
the Young Peoples Club, the opening
dance being held Friday evening, No
vember IS.
Grant Chase passed through the city
Thursday from the east on a hurry.up
trip to Alaska. He was trying to catch
the Saratoga which is to sail the 10th.
Mrs. Chase remained in St. Paul and is
the guest Of Mrs. c..H.. Merry. :
]. E. Phelan and A. N. Jeferies re.
turned Friday from Chicago, where they
went with cattle the previous week.
Although the conditions were rather UNI
settled, they report a very fair market
for range cattle last Monday. !:
w. B. Howe returned Thursday from
South St. Paul, where he went last week
with several hundred sheep. He reports
fair prices. Mr.. Howe leaves Saturday
morning for the country south, near the
state line, to look over his range. which
is reported to have been burned in a
recent prairie fire.
The. work on the new depot was de:
layed the first of the week becausefof q
little misunderstanding, which was later
adjusted. Engineer of Maintenance
Smith of St. Paul went through the city
and took a-4look at the new building
noticing that the facing brick was of a
little lighter shade than the sample first
submitted. This was very true, bat the
division officials had agreed with the
local brick company that a lighter
colored brick would be satisfactory and
would save considerable time. Mr.
Smith wired to find out who it was tina,
authorized the change, and while await.
ing a reply the contractors did not care
to go. on with the work. The mason:
we're kept busy with the lining brick I'm
til Thursday morning, when the atmos
phere cleared and everything resumed
its normal course.
On Tuesday evening, November IL, {
number of friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Mi
chael Mckinley called upon them at thu
St. Paul hotel and assisted,them in eel
ebrating the 10th anniversary of thei
welded life. The guests. enjoyed 500 il
the parlor until II o'clock when a daint,
luncheon was served. Following the
luncheon, cards were again in order anc
continued until after midnight when the
happy party broke up. Among those If
attendance were Mayor and Mrs. Oar
Manning, Col. and Mrs. Frank Lish
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Crawford, Mr.. anc
Mrs. H. L. Reichert, Mr.. and Mrs. 10
seph Cuskelly, Mrs. Ray and, Miss RAY
. Mrs. ]. L%eonberger, Mr.. and Mrs. S. P
Gotta, MI. and Mrs. M. S. Cuskelly o
Oakdale, Mr.. and Mrs: George Clark
Mrs. Frank Kihm and MI. and Mrs. M
Drury. A very enjoyable, evening wa
7 spent and all joined in wishing Mr.. ant
; Mrs. Mckinley many happy returns Q