The Dickinson press., 1907-11-23
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THE HUB.
Paul Overlie was in from Oakdale
on Friday.
For rent-two nicely furnished rooms.
T. F. Murtha. IL
Frank Kihm returned from the east
Wednesday.
Harry Annear was in from the country
north this week:
Two nicely furnished rooms Torrent.
Inquire at H. r. Folscroft's harness
shop. I1-I6tf1
John Landstrom was one of a party
from South Heart who were in the city
Thursday.
Four arc lights were placed on the
South Side this week which %will..supply !
a long-felt need.
Miss Grace Mcclure celebrated her
tenth birthday Tuesday by entertaining
a few friends at tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Reichert and Mffs.
w. c. Crawford went to Bismarck for
Friday evenings ball.
Sheriff T. N. Hartung went to Still
water, Minnesota, Friday after an Of
fender against the law. ss
Attorney F. M. Baker has been in
Mandan all the week. The Schoenline
case is now set for Tuesday.
Mrs. E. ]. Berry returned to Glendive:
Thursday after a short visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A.. T. crowl.
W.. D. Gillespie of the firm Of Haxbyi
and Gillespie, architects of Fargo, was
in the city several days this week.
Attorneys Crawford and Simpson
have been in Mandan most OF the week.
on business before the district court.
M. L. Ayers left Wednesday even.
ing for Vermont in answer to a telegram
announcing the serious illness of his
mother.
Mrs. Caroline Busse and Miss Hole
moe went to Bismarck Thursday to at
tend the Commercial Travellers ball
John Woke and his nephew, Otis
Quinion, were in from the O. ranch
this week te attend to several matters Of
business.
Mrs. F. G. Bishop left Thursday for
few days stay in ST. Paul and will visit
her mother in Lisbon, N. D., before re-
turning home.
Mrs. George Myers came down from
Medora Monday and returned the
following day with her sister, Mrs. Ed.
Foley and little son.
T. b. REYNOLDS. who has been with
Hughes & Deiters, expects to start an
cure the lots offered for starting such a
plant.
Miss Kate Plunkett left FRIDAY, for
Richardton, being called there to at
tend the funeral of her mother, who
died Thursday at her home south Of
R%ichardton. I'LL
Miss .Goldie Grewsen Of Milwaukee,
Wis.,, who is spending the winter with
her aunt, Mrs. E. Berry in Glendive,
is visiting in the city. the guest of Miss
Miss Mildred Sellman and Bert Hardy
Of Belfeld were united in marriage last
Saturday, The ceremony was per-
formed BY Rev. John Dignan, pastor Of
St. Patrick's church.
. The Walton & Davis Co. Of Dickin.
son has been incorporated with a capi-
tai stock of $4,000. The incorporators
are William H.sWalton, John F. Davis
and Harry Beidler.
L. 11CNIy 11OllStS We'll duo 1aVOIAOiy
known in Dickinson, was returning this
week to Miles City from Germany ac-
companied by. a charming wife. Several
cousins were also in the party.
Monday evening Mrs. ]. Leonberger
entertained for Mrs. E. J.. Berry.
Twenty ladies were present to enjoy
Mrs. Leonberger's hospitality, a pleas
ant game of cards and . delicious lunch.
At a special meeting Of the Dickinson
Fire Department held Thursday even.
ing, the company voted to make: = dona-
ton of SIS to the widow of the fireman,
who was killed while on duty 1t the il.
Case fire in Fargo the first Of the week.
H. r. Lyon of Minneapolis, president
of the Mandan Mercantile. CO., made;a
business trip to the city Thursday. He
reports that grain 10 moving quite
rapidly in the east and he il confident
that the financial trouble will be cleared
In another week.
According to Lists" Nos. q and ii
dated at the General Land office al
Warrington on November s and 8, 1907,
I. the local land Office officials have re:
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