The Dickinson press., 1908-05-09
LOCAL NEWS.

M. Lewis from Dawson was looking
after his interests in this vicinity the past
week.
VIII. Kimbley made a business trir
to Hebron Wednesday. ss
H. G. Miethe left for his ranch ii
Billings county Monday, after a month";
stay inlthe city. f!S
Mrs ]. B. Dehlinger has been i'll tol
the past two weeks, suffering with neu;
ralgia.i
T.. F. Roberts has decided to return3to
his ranchsat Sand Greek where his fam,
lily will move as loon as school is ont. M
IS. S. Stokes, who teaches school FIVE
miles this side Of New England, was r
Dickinson.on Wednesday.
The Paolis office in Billings county is
now supplied with mail from Griffin on
the Milwaukee, instead of Yule as here
tofore.
Joe F. REILLY is G. P. Ry. conductor
now and resides at Fresno, California.
He was married last summer. ~
Misses Ida and Marie Hickman Of
Glendive, visited9in Mandan last week.
Mrs. ID. S. Littlehales recently returned
to Mandan from Mexico, where she had
been called by the illness. Of a sister.
VIM. H. Brown & Co. have discon-
tinued their Richardton office.
Nuns Munson was in from Fayette on
business the past week.
Rev. FIR. Dignam and Senator Z. A.
Simpson made an auto trip to Hettinger
Thursday.
Art squares are ingram carpets woven
In one piece. We are showing new
patterns in the Richardson quality. Q.
B. Frankenberg. 5-26-tf
A. billiard returned last Friday, after
spending the winter in Florida. Mrs.
Hilliard stopped overy to see Master
Robert at the Shattuck school in Fari-
bault, MINI.
St. Johns Guild will meet with Mrs.
Cartwright Wednesday afternoon at
3 o'clock. All members are requested to
be present as there is business Of i'm
portance.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Davis have moved
their household goods from the Davis
house on Clough street to the Maser
house, recently purchased by Mrs. Davis,
onjMarguerite street.
Ex-mayor and Mrs. Dan Manning re-
turned home Wednesday. They report
a very pleasant stay in Florida and the
southern states but both were glad to be
back among their friends in Dickinson.
Children's Day comes on the second
Sunday in June and at the Congregation
al church. Mesdames A. N. Jefferies. G.
A. Perkins and c. N. Barker have been
E%appointed as a committee Of general ar.
rangements.
Christ Burghart will seed about 900
acres this year on his farm in the local..
ty Of Antelope. He was in Dickinson
the first Of the week to lease school
lands and stated that he had 1870 acres
already in crop.
George Heaton has very generously
donated a handsome 8-volume set of
Lewis & Clark's Expedition" to the Dick
inson library. The books arrived this
week at the Geo. Heaton Lumber Co.
Office and have been turned over to the
lcommittee.
Fisher Bros. Of Green river have sold
over 1900 bushels Of potatoes this spring
and could sell a great many more if
their supply was not about exhausted.
The price is now ST. 90 per bushel. The
Fishers have also had a great sale on
oats this spring to Farmers living in Dunn
county.
John Cronan Of Rose Creek, and Mike
Krebsback Of Adams, Mimi, arrived in
Dickinson on Wednesday en- route to the
Mike Johnson ranch in Dunn. county
These gentlemen have land interests
north and make a trip each spring to
visit relatives and look over the country.
The first real 'sout- for-blood" ball game
Of the season will be played at the ball
park west Of the city at 5 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon. The South Dickinson boys
have challenged the regulars" and
Manager Hartung states that it will be a
holly contested game. The. south siders
have been practicing every day for the
past week and agree 70 make things
lively for the regulars"
"a few days 6 one Of our business
men took.a walk out, to the city dumping
ground and without any trouble was able
to countsthe carcasses Of is dead horses
lying 81 the ground. Some Of the resi-
dents in the. northern part sof. the city
have complained and the authorities
have ordered the dead animals to be
buried. The officers have been watch
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