The Dickinson press., 1908-09-05

attack of hay fever.
VIM. McCarty was in from his ranch
at Mikkelson the past week.
Miss Josie Anderson of Bentley visited
friends in the city the past week.
Ed. Diers Of Waverly, Mimi, is help
ing Geo. Luhmann for a short time.
William Dahl of Fayette was a bust
ness visitor in the city the first of the
week. III
MI. and Mrs. R. d. Lyle Of Manning
visited their parents in the city this
week.
WA. Armstrong of Paoli made a
business visit in Dickinson the first of
the week.
Col. Frank Lish wentto Fargo on Mon
day evening to hear VIM. J. Bryan the
following day.
E. H. Kettler, recently with the Mer-
chants State bank at Hebron, was in
Dickinson on Monday. z
James O'Donnell Of Hawley, Mimi,
was in the city Sunday, visiting his
sisters, Nora and Rose O'Donnell.
Hugh S. Kimball, for three years city
reporter on the Bellows Falls VERMONT
Times, arrives this week to take a posi-
ton on the PRESS.
L. c. Ross, who worked on the Goodall
dray line during the absence of Ole Jahr,
has gone to Oakdale, where he will run a
threshing engine.
Marcus johnson of Gascoyne, who
went to camp with the boys of Co. K.
will remain in the city for a few weeks to
assist at the Osborn studio.
MI. Mischief of Richardton was in the
city last week and purchased the rock
trimmings for his new store building
from the Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick
Co. Z
Frank Hughes, who recently made
proof on a valuable quarter near Hettin-
ger, arrived the first of the week and will
make Dickinson his headquarters for an
indefinite period.
Owen Flynn has sold his house to
Conductor VIM. Poore. Conductor
Gordon Dodd has been living in the
house and will vacate as soon as he can
rent another house.
Louis Anderson from Bowman is
teaching the Suits school in the Versippi
district, beginning Monday of this week
and is boarding with F. P. Suits. Some
twenty pupils are enrolled.
T. John Rupert Of Fargo, an old friend
Of Fred Thompson, was with the militia
boys on Monday. His father and Fred
Thompson's father railroaded together on
the Michigan Central in early days.
Conductor A. N. Seeley left Tuesday
for a visit in St. Paul in response to a
telegram from Mrs. Seeley, stating that
their little daughter was ill. Mr.. Seeley
is suffering with a bruised lip as the re.
suit of a recent accident.
Dr.,F W.$Andersou was in the country
north Of :Wibaux, Mont, the past week
to inspect. some stock for shipment. The
doctor willrleave next Wednesday for
Minneapolis to resume his studies in the
medical department of the university OF
Minnesota.
Miss Margaret Stewart and Mrs.
D. S. Alley went to Medora the
frst of the week to visit at the Geo. H.
Parker ranch for a short time. Miss
Myrtle Parker came in from the ranch
the same day and returned to her home
in this city: ....s. !.
Messrs. George Aud and Robert D.
Lyle, who have been doing ! real estate
aud insurance business for the past two
years, have, by mutual consent, dissolved
partnership. Mr.. Aud retains the bust
ness in thisscity andaME Lyle will handle
the office at Manning. u d
Mrs. W. H. Walton and daughters,
Irene andiDorothy, arrived ii the city
Sunday from their extended visit in
Montana and points on the coast. Miss
Cora remains a few days with Mrs. H. ]
Shultz in Walla Waila. Wash. Mr.
Shultz being on a business trip tc
Tacoma. ss
Three companies Of regular army
soldiers, under the command Of Majo,
Steadman, passed through this city
Tuesday forenoon on their return from
American Lake to Fort Lincoln at Bis
marck. The train. Vas made up o.
several sleepers for the Two hundred
soldiers, three cars for equipment and
two a for government mules. The
boys were In town for about . half hour
and seemed to enjoy their stay.
Hon. T. S. Underhill Of Antelope va,
greeting Dickinson friends the first Of
the week. Mr.. and Mn. Underhil re.
turned the first Of August from ri
8.monthS' pleasure and buaineas TIN ID