The Dickinson press., 1907-02-09
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j.. Barth and K. J. Arndt were in
from Mott on Tuesday.
A. T. Mischief of Richardton was a
Dickinson business caller on Monday.
c. o. Berg of New England was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday on bust
ness.
Miss Helen Barber, according to the
Beach Chronicle, is taking a business
course in a St. Paul school.
Middle aged lady would like position
as chamber maid or house keeper. No
children. Address M. w. R., Dickin-
son, N. D. Care of PRESS. Up
T. T. Walker and Ernest Crowder
from south of Richardson and c. M.
Coffman of Mott were in the city Tues
day on business errands.
William Berg was in town the first Of
the week on business and left Wednes-
day with lumber and freight for his
home near Black Butte.
W. T. HALEY has sold his ranch, To-
Gated about thirty miles south of New
England and for the present is making
his headquarters in Dickinson.
James Converse writes Mayor Man.
ming from the LOOMS Sanitarium,
Liberty. N. Y, that he is feeling much
better than when he left Dickinson.
Bert Pierson returned the first of the
week from the Grand River district
and reports that the weather has been
good and that the roads are in 6ne con
dition.
At St. Joseph's church Tuesday nor
ing took place the marriage of Raphael
Kuck to Miss Margaret Meyer. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Thomas Rabsteinek.
In justice court Tuesday, before Judge
John van der Las and a jury, the case
of August Mailer vs.. Jacob Kafki for an
alleged breach Of contract and wages.
wherein the plaintiff sued to recover
$50, resulted in a verdict allowing the
plaintiff $40.
Fred Deiters, brother Of A. H. Deiters,
arrived last week from St. Paul and has
commenced his duties as bookkeeper
and general office assistant at the
electric light station. This work has
been done for some little time by Mrs.
A. H. Deiters.
Raphael Stein of Richardton was
given a hearing Monday before Judge
van der Las and the insanity board.
Stein was adjudged insane and was
taken later in the week by Sheriff Har-
tung to jamestown and placed in the
hospital for the insane.
Dr.. S. E. Smith entertained the ladies
of the Episcopal Guild and a large
number of invited friends at the hospi.
ial Wednesday afternoon. The hours
were very pleasantly passed, the party
playing 500. AT $3.50 a lunch was served
and a social hour enjoyed.
Company K held its regular drill in
the opera house Monday evening and
nearly the full quota were present.
The boys are interested and take hold
with the right spirit. According to re.
ports from the officers everything is
running in military style. The drill
will be held Monday evening, February
II.
]. E. Rundlet of Bozeman, Mont.
started fer Dickinson last Saturday blu,
owing to a snow blockade west of Glen.
dive he did not arrive in the city until
Wednesday. The marriage Of Mr.
Rundlet and Miss Iva Helen Cass had
been announced to occur on the 9th bu,
owing to this unavoidable delay the
happy event has been postponed until
the 18th. G. E. Cass, father of the soon
to-be bride, was in from Black Butte to
get Mr.. Rundlet on his arrival from the
west.
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