The Dickinson press., 1907-11-09
Telephone No. 81.

0ON6'S AA~nSO
Life's Walk easy.
Agency, THE HUB.
John Kunz went to South Heart this
week to do some mason work for Tom
Griffin.
]. M. Bussen. editor of Der Volks-
treund, was in the city on business the
first of the week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Foley of Helena, at the Stein hospital in
this city, on November Z.
Edward Luben from the Tepee butte
neighborhood was a business visitor in
the city the first of the week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson of Mandan has
been spending the week in the city, a
guest at the home of w. J. L%ittlehales.
Harley Newton, who recently accepted
the position of clerk in the kim hotel,
moved his family into the city the first
of the week.
W. ]. Jones of Alden wal in the city
the first of the week and loaded out
Wednesday with bricks for the new
school house in that town.
Engineer Albert Shaw purchased last
week from Mcbride 4 Baker two lots
adjoining his property on Van Norden
street. The consideration was $500.
Leo Hannegan of Glenwood. MIMI,
arrived Thursday tor a visit with his
sisters, Misses Leone and Lauretta
Hannegan, and his brother, Leroy
flanagan.
Leo Knudson arrived in the city Tues.
day from Cooperstown, where he had
been visiting for a few weeks, and left
later in the week for his homestead in
the country south.
Joe Leisch, the baggage man, is now
working in the freight office, having
exchanged places with Fred Kostelecky,
who commenced handling the baggage
the first of the week.
States Attorney P. D. Norton was in
from the Adams county seat on Monday
and left the same day for Devils Lake
for a several days visit with relatives
before returning to Hettinger.
Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald of Grafton was a
guest at the home of Mrs. Catherine
Ray the latter part of last week and left
Saturday Tor Glendive. Mr.. Mcdonald
expects to spend the winter at the coast.
On Tuesday at Mandan took place the
marriage of Peter Fraelich of Dickinson
to Miss Mary MESSENGER of Mandan.
The young couple will make their home
in the country about IS miles south of
Mandan.
Victor Olson, who has been employed
by the Northwestern Building Co. at
Miles City for several months, was IL
the city the first of the week and loaded
out Wednesday with lumber for his
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c. ]. Sullivan, the optical specialist
from Fargo, will be al the St. Charles
hotel again Friday, Saturday, Sunday
and Monday, November 18th, 10th, 18th
and 18th. Anyone having eye trouble,
needing glasses fitted or chang ed, should
not tail TO see MIN. 1I-o.2p
Harry Singer, of the firm of Singer &
Schwartz, has been suffering for several
days with a sore face as the result of a
badly liberated tooth. He wal obliged
to have his face lanced and, when he
rather be at home in bed, he wal forced
to 60 to Harvey as a witness in a land
case.
Among the corporations recently
issued charters by Alfred Blaisdell, sec
rotary of state, is the Ignite Coal and
Development Co., Glen Ullin, N. D.;
capital stock, $40, 600. Incorporators,
E. A. Brandt. Martin J. Halkestad, both
OF Glen UIlin, N. D., and Gordon Dodd
of Dickinson, N. D.
DR.. W. I. Mcbride, the dentist, will be
10 the following places prepared to do
up-to-date dentistry upon the following
dates; Taylor. November 9th, 10, and
nth; Gladstone, November 18th and 18th;
i RnJEnl1 N0vo~nAnS. ~ vel ~-l .,AL.
Sentinel Butte, November 10th, 18th,
cialist for plate making and gold work. 1t
E. S. Foley, special agent of the U.
S. land office, with headquarters at
Helena, Mont, has been renewing
acquaintances in Dickinson the past
week. 1t is several years since Mr..
Foley was in Dickinson and he notes
with pleasure the many improvements.
Owing to the smallpox scare at Medora,
Mr.. Foley is unable to visit much at his
old home.
VIM. Baird and his mother, Mrs.
Martha Baird, were in Dickinson on
Tuesday evening to take the North
Coast Limited for S%nohomish, Wash.
Mr.. Baird has a quarter section of land
near Taylor and some horses and will
likely return to this county another
spring. Mrs. Baird expects to make her
future home in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Zimmerman ar
rived Wednesday from Battle Creek.
Mich, where Mrs. Zimmerman has been
spending several months for the benefit
Of her health, which is much improved.
Mr.. Zimmerman went to Chicago with
cattle about three weeks ago and from
that city he went to Battle Greek for a
visit with relatives and to accompany
Mrs. Zimmerman on her return home.
On Monday at Sims occurred the
death of Ira Etling, who had been an
operator at Sims for some time. Mi
Etling was we'll known and very popular
among the railroad men along the line
and he will be sadly,missed at his post
Besides a wife, he leaves two small
children, who have the sincere sympathy
Of a large circle of friends. The body
was shipped to Iowa, Mr.. Etlingis
former home. where the funeral was
held later in the week.