The Dickinson press., 1908-08-22
Herman Leutz was in the city Monday.

Herman Leutz was in the city Monday.
Dr.. James was in Beach on veterinary
work Monday.
W.. G. Clark has been out to the T
cross ranch the past week.
MI. and Mrs. M. S. Cuskelly were in
from Oakdale the first of the week.
Robert Lyon, Jr., vas in from the T
cross ranch on business the past week.
Miss Bessie Otteson spent Sunday at
the w. w. Page ranch near Sentinel
Butte.
J. A. McGregor and son from Medora
were down to attend the circus and ball
game. ''''5''
Ned Dobson, son of Mrs. e. E. Dob
son, has taken a position in the Mer-
chants bank at Mandan. : 4
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Foley, Miss Marie
Foley of Medora, and little Sibyl
Denniston of Billings were in the city
Saturday.
Another death has resulted from the
Glendive wreck, one. Of the passengers
whose back was broken, dying after he
reached Brainerd. =
Thirty-ive people witnessed the open.
ing of a night blooming cereus at the
residence of Nh. and Mns. A. T. Crowl
Saturday evening.
Miss Viola Maser is expected home
this week from 4 two weeks visit with
relatives in St. Paul and at her former
home in Belle Plain, Minnesota.
Last Sunday DR.. S. A. Danford dedi-
Gated the new Methodist church at
Mott. Rev. v. A.. Spicker of Taylor &C.
companied Mr.. Danford. This church
is the first of the English speaking
churches to organize in Hettinger since
the. %county's organization. In 1887 the
Union CONGREGATIONAL church was
organized at New England, but the
organization was only kept up for three
or four years. ~
The beautiful A. T. Crowl home on
the corner of Sims and Billings streets
was the scene of a delightful stag party
on Monday evening, the occasion being
Mr.. Crowds birthday anniversary. 1t was
arranged by Mrs. Crowl and Miss Crowl
as a complete surprise to MI. Crowl, who
was out in the early part of the evening
and later, after the guests had arrived,
was hurried home by a telephone
message. About 20 gentlemen were
present. Five hundred. was played until
II O'Clock when a delicious luncheon was
served, Mrs. H. L. Dickinson, Mrs. S. L.
Carroll and Miss Katherine Coleman
assisting the hostesses in serving on
small tables. After luncheon, Senator
L. A. Simpson called Mr.. Crowl into the
library to look at the handsome leather
chair which his friends had brought him,
telling him how much his friends had
enjoyed his acquaintance during his
residence of IS years in Dickinson.
This wal surprise number two for Mr..
Crowl, who thanked the friends for their
kind remembrance.
Something i'll the air Saturday seemed
to infuse the spirit of runaway into many
horses around town. The many teams
in from the country, and the circus and
show parades seemed to be the cause of
the excitement. In the morning Hoy
Russell's horse caught the spirit while
turning a sharp curve, took a quick start
and threw the occupants of the buggy to
the ground, dashing wildly down the
street. for several blocks. Mr.. Russell
had M leg badly sprained, causing him
to use crutches for a week, and Miss
flanagan sustained a slight injury. H.
F. Beeman's horse took fright from one
of the show drummers on Willard street,
turning over the buggy and dragging MI.
Beeman and Albert Koech a short
distance and smashing the rig badly. A
team of Dan Manning's started while
being hitched and ran into telephone
pole near N. c. L]awrence's house,
severing the pole, dis%connecting the wires
and causing the death of one of the
animals. John Bloom Of Lehigh was
also thrown from his wagon and stunned,
his horse being scared by an automobile.
During the day two teams of the Soules
& Butler lumber yard ran a short dis
lance but did no harm.