The Dickinson press., 1908-05-16
LOCAL NEWS.

]. A. Dobson has been in from hi
ranch this week.
We have paint for every purpose. A
T. Crowl & Co. 1
Miss Luella Peet spent Sunday will
friends in Bismarck.
The past week c. R. Pendergast Sc
1850 strawberry plants at his ranch ii
Adams county.
L. D.. Sundquist is putting up a one
story. l4x28 feet, cottage neal the ole
Stein hospital.
J. B. Hanson of St. Paul visited friend.
in the city Wednesday. He was on hi.
way to the coast.
Harry Beidler is putting up a one
story house, 28x36 feet, in the eastern
part of the city nea Supt. RAIDERS new
house.
Jesse Morgan, who has been spending
several months at his home in Fon du
Lac, Wis.,, arrived Wednesday for an
indefinite stay in the city.
Mrs. James Soules has purchased OF
A. N. Jeferies two 50 #. lots opposite
the latter's residence on Barnes street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soules will put up a fine
house on the lots this summer
Tom V~allancey has sold the South
Side Drug store to William Chernausek,
the deal being made on Tuesday. Mr..
Chernausek came from Mankato last fall
and has been the druggist in charge of
the store since its opening.
E. D. Mineah, secretary of the Owens
Land and Live Stock Co., and H. M.
Martinson, of the Northern Land & In
vestment Co., were in Dickinson on
Wednesday en- route to Manning to look
over Dunn county lands.
Annual school elections will be held
this year on Tuesday, the End of June.
In Dickinson there will be one director
and one treasurer to elect, the terms of
office of Director Perkins and Treasurer
Hughes expiring this year.
M. A. Rideout, who returned last week
from a two weeks stay in the Bad
Lands. left Thursday for the east. He
will study optics and engraving in
Chicago for a few months before going
to southern Minnesota to start in bust
ness.
Miss Virginia Beidler, one of Stark
county's successful teachers who had just
closed a term in school No. 3 of the
Dickinson district, left Thursday night
for St. Cloud, MIMI, to spend the vaca-
ton with her parents and attend the
teachers training school at that point for
a few months.
Roy Butler has sold his house in the
eastern part of the city to M. L. Nc
Bride. Mr.. Mcbride is putting up a
cottage on the rear of the lots occupied
by the house purchased from Mr. Butler.
MI. Butler will put up a two-story resi-
dence on his lots near the high school
building on Van Norden street.
At St. Joseph's church Tuesday mom-
ing took place the marriage of Martin
Hatzenbueller to Miss Helena Wolf. In
the evening a grand reception was given
by the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wolf, at the North Dakota hotel,
east Of R. E. Fuller's property. A
bowery was built for the happy occasion
and the gay festivities lasted until morn
ing.
During the past week Fisher Bros.
from Green river have been busy with
their 3o-horsepower steam plow outfit
breaking 200 acres for Mr.. RAIDER on the
~latter's farm 3 miles north of the city.
Mr.. RAIDER will have about 900 acres
seeded in a few days. Fisher Bros
engine draws 8 plows and a heavy
crusher and is probably the best outfit in
this county.
Walter Bolden, a chimney sweep,
took a tumble from the roof of the St.
Charles to the Kihm building Wednes-
day afternoon and, as a result of
the mishap, is suffering with a broken
arm and a badly sprained wrist. Bolden
claims the wet condition of the roof was
responsible for his fall. He has been a
chimney sweep for several years and has
taken quite a few tumbles but this is his
first real injury. He is a young man and
has a wife and family at Elbow Lake.
DR.. C. A. Clarke has purchased of
| Mrs. James Soules the latter's house in
the western part Of the city, recently
occupied by Ed Dodd.
Rev. P. ]. Haupt of Richardton held
services at the Lutheran church Sunday.
Evening services will be held on the
evening of May 20, Rev. MI. Larson of
Taylor officiating.
Miss Mary Pelissier entertained a
number of her friends at a party at her
home Monday evening. Games were
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