The Dickinson press., 1908-07-18

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B. F. Fowler went out to his ranch
near Manning Friday.
Mrs. w. Reece left Thursday on No.
2 for her home in Waubay, Sd.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Roney spenttthis
week at their ranch near Fayette:.
Arthur Cutter returned to the HAYES
& Cutter ranch, near Fayette on Tues:
day.
Mrs. A. ]. Payne, who had an opera
ton performed on her foot this week at
the Stein hospital, is able to- be around
again.
Mrs. Ed. Kennison, who has been sick
at the Stein hospital for. some time, is
recovering nicely and will soon be able
to 60 home.
On Wednesday evening, after the
regular semi-monthly review, the ladies
Of the Macabees and their friends enjoyed
a social dance in the Odd Fellows hall.
Mrs. Cuisine and daughter, Miss Dora,
Mrs. Henry Cook, Albert Peck and son,
Harold, were among the Gladstone
people who visited in the city on Friday.
MI. and Mrs. w. c. Crawford expect
to leave next week for an extended visit
with friends and relatives in St. Paul and
Mr.. Crawford's parental home in
Missouri.
Chas. Bakke's crew are hard at work
on the concrete for the lessen basement,
the foundation walls for the Berringer
block are about completed, while the ex-
cavation for the Simpson block is just
finished.
Friday evening G. w. Sargent sold his
hotel business or Willard street to Joseph
Pelarske of Oak Park, MINI. The new
proprietor and son, ]. B. Pelarske, are
giving their personal attention to the
Willard. The family will come out later.
c., H. Wagner and brother at Richard
toni have 800 acres of grain which looks
very good. The rain the first Of the
week did a lot of good, and the present
indications are that a good crop will be
harvested. The Wagners are also breed
ers of fine Percheron horses.
Relatives were notified this week of
the serious condition of Jim Cuskelly at
St. Mary's hospital in Minneapolis. Joe
and Tim Cuskelly went down and Mrs.
M. S. Cuskelly was already in the Twin
Cities. 1t had been the plan to move the
sick brother to this city, but that is out of
the question now.
Miss Blanche Flanagan, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Flame
gan, celebrated her 9th birthday on
Wednesday. AS it came on the 18th,
fifteen of her little friends were invited
and singing, reciting and games amused
the children until E o'clock when they
said goodbye to their little hostess
after having most delightful afternoon.
Capt. Osborn received this week from
Adjutant General Poole the report of the
inspection of Co. K last April. The re-
port speaks very favorably of Co. K, and
commended Capt. Osborn and the other
officers on the good condition of the
company. The boys are now spending
much time at the range and are other
wise preparing themselves for the en-
campment next month.
J. Bell de Remer, the Grand Forks
architect, who made the plans for the
new library, has turned the job we to
W. S. Russell of this city. The plans
will remain the same. Mr.. Russell is
busy at present in making the front and
side elevation, and the floor plan to send
to Mr.. Carnegie for his approval: Moth
ing can be done until these plans and
specifications are approved Of. by Mr..
Carnegie.
The p~ostofice inspector was here this
wekk to attend to r. H. CARROTS case. A
us. marshal came along. Garrett was
taken, before US. Commissioner James
Wood and committed to the next. term of
u. S.. court. Garrett is the man who
purchased a money order for So at the
Dickinson postofice and raised it to $40.
The authorities at Glendive have tele-
graphed that they want Garrett on a
similar charge.
The wind and rain storm that struck
us Thursday night was the worst we have
had this year. 1t blew down a number
of shade trees and also took out one of
the large plate glass windows in the
Freeman & Co. garage. During the
night the instruments at the expert
mental station registered a total of 1870
miles of wind, making an average of
about 10 miles per hour. The precipi-
tation on Monday was al inches and 80
inches Thursday night. .
There is a general change this week in
the Smith, Kimberley cigar and confec-
tionery store. In the future the business
will be run in the name of F. M. Smith.
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