The Dickinson press., 1908-07-04
Nh. and Mrs. Dorval Of Bel6eld were

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attached. L. D.. Sundquist. Up
Harry Englehartson of Belfeld was in
the city on business Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Baker of Taylor visited
in the city the first of the week.
Harve Robinson and A. L. Martin of
Sentinel Butte attended the horse sale
this week.
George Fletcher and Dick Rogers
were business visitors from Horswill the
first Of the week.
For sale-my farm right at 0akdale,
sec. IA, twp. lao, r. 80, in the timber belt:
Pat Cuskelly, Oakdale. 6-zo-tf
o. ]. Hude of St. Paul has been in town
the past week looking for a location in
the clothing business.
Mrs. M. Runck of Casselton is spend
ing a couple of weeks with her daughter,
Miss Runck in this city.
Mrs. F. A. Little was in from Fayette
Tuesday to meet Mr.. Little, who returned
from a trip east that day.
Travelling Freight Agent John G.
Sanders left Tuesday for Miles City,
after a short business stay in the city.
Mrs. James Keogh and her sister, Miss
Hattie Roller, from north of Hebron,
were in the city the first of the week.
The Misses Barber and Shear of
Medora were guests of Rev. and Mrs.
w. J. Brown the first of the week.
MI. and Mrs. T. S. Underhill are
getting mail at Jersey Shore, Pa. They
expect to reach home in about a month.
l ami prepared to do all kinds of out
side and inside painting and decorating.
Prices right. M. E. Morgan. Phone
237J. 6-2o-tf.
Miss Mollie Kostelecky will assist in
Roquette Bros store during the Fourth
of July rush and while some of the clerks
are taking vacations.
inadvertently our type last week
omitted the name of Mrs. w. ]. Brown
from the Ayers automobile party to the
Cook ranch and the Bad Lands.
Mrs. w. H. Walton and daughters,
Misses Cora, Irene and little Dorothy,
left Wednesday for a several weeks
visit at Helena, Mont, and points of
interest near the coast.
John William Stein of Oakdale, who
was married in this city last week, pre-
sented his bride with a handsome. Kim
ball piano, purchased through the ]. K.
Ike agency of this city.
Mrs. Alex Dinsdale came in from Sen.
tinel Butte, Monday. She was accom-
panied by Misses Maysie Dinsdale and
Helen Stone, who had been spending
some little time at the ranch.
Mrs. John Grady of St. Paul and her
cousin, Miss Anna Nolan of Hastings,
MIMI, arrived Tuesday for a few weeks
visit at the home of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nolan.
c. J. Phelan, manager of the Western
Grain & Lumber Co., was in Dickinson
on Wednesday. Mr.. Phelan came in
from L%ewistown, Mont, and returned to
Bowman with his automobile.
Sam Pullins, who has a ranch near
Townsend, Mont, was in the city the past
week. He has been ranching in Mon
tana for the past year and says that he
| likes Montana for his business.
Louis Asplupd of New England was in
town Tuesday and left that evening with
his two sons for New Richmond, Wis,
where the boys will stay for an indefinite
period. MI. Asplund expects to return
to his homestead the latter part of the
month. .,,~
D. 1. Bailey sends the Press the Great
West magazine, published at Sacramen.
to. showing special advantages Of Cali.
fornia's great capital city, nov number
ing 10000 inhabitants. as a railroad cen.
ter; Mr.. Bailey, while very pleasantly
situated in this garden spot Of. the coast
country, notes with a great deal of inter-
est the rapid development in Dickin.
s0n. his former. home. -
George Hancock, the Fargo architect,
with Messrs. RAY & Reicheit regarding
their new hotel plans. 1t. will be some
weeks vet before the details are com.
pleted and the plans and specifications
are ready for the contractors Mr.. Han.
cock has been over the state a good deal
and says that crops are very promising
everywhere. Building is fairly good in
all parts of the state, Dickinson probably
taking the lead for cities of its size.
Mrs. J. N. Defoe expects, to entertain
for the Fourth, her brother and sister-in'
law DR.. and Mrs., St. Peter of .Dumont
Iowa, and her son-in-law and daughter
MI. and Mrs. Charles Devall of Vale,
City. Mrs. Defoe has not seen hel
brother for I8years and it has beena,24
years SlI1Cc Sic KlSllCO WILL 1lCl SlSlCI-Lu
law. After a short stay in Dickinson
DR.. and Mrs. St. Peter will go IN to thu
Yellowstone park and points west before
returning to their home in Iowa.
A shipment of machinery for the Dick
inson roller mill was received last Satur
day and another carload is expected I'M
few days. Manager N. c. Rasmussen
recently returned from the east, where
the machinery was purchased, ane
states that the mill will shut down abou
July 18TH, when the work of installing
the machines will ommence. The
present capacity of 50 barrels per day
will be doubled by the changes to b.
made during the summer.
This week has been the best of the
season for K. ]. Ike, manager, of the
Family Theatre Co. There has not beer
a slow time at any entertainment and the
programs have been as good as you
would ask. The quarters have been
little too crowded at times but the pro
grams have been repeated three times
each evening, giving everyone a good
seat and a chance to see the whole show