The Dickinson press., 1908-07-25

III tue city Oh TUESDAY.
w. L. Richards was at Reeder on the
Milwaukee the first of the week.
Miss Alcott made a business trip tc
Gladstone the first of this week.
David and Lewis Strang of the Blacl
Butte country were in town this week.
Chas. PIocies and Howard Luce o.
Alden were visitors in the city this week
Miss Edna Kono left Tuesday for q
weeks visit with her sister at Left, N. D.
Mrs. L. D. Sundquist and children re
turned Monday from their trip to Glen
dive.
Miss Beatrice Lish left Thursday TO,
a few days visit with friends at Hebror
and Broncho.
Miss Virginia Foster, who has been
visiting with her parents near Edton, has
returned to Denver. :
Frank Courts entered the Normal de-
partment of the Dickinson Business
college or Monday.
Mrs. Daisy Rosslow and son returned
this week from a few weeks visit al
Fenton's ranch lear Oakdale.
G. w. Sargent and family are now
occupying Mrs. Fink's new eleven
roomed house on Billings street.
Capt. and Mrs. A. ]. Osborn enter
tanned Major Stedman and Adjutant
Conway at dinner Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gardner are
Mrs. Frederick Clarke of Leavenworth'
Kansas.
Mrs. J. w. Follis, Mrs. Hessler and
Miss Florence Williams came down
from Medora to attend the Company K
dance Monday night.
Ludwig RAIDER was in from DeSart
Wednesday to advertise a stray horse
and reports crops in his vicinity unin-
jured by the hot wave.
]. G.. Sanders, twice acting agent at
Dickinson in Agent Kilmer's absence and
nowtraveling freight agent between Man
dan and Miles City, was in the city last
Saturday.
Alton B. Parker, democratic presi-
dental candidate in 1904, was an east
bound passenger on a Pennsylvania
Special Saturday, returning from Den
yer via Yellowstone.park.
Harry Grant Of New York has written
this week for information concerning the
death of his brother, Jack Grant, who
was killed in the Wild West show wreck
at Dickinson.
Auditor J. S. White, J. G.. Quinlivan
and Henry Reichert were among the
Fargo fair goers from this city this week.
The latter planned on taking a fishing
trip at Detroit lake before returning.
D. F. Olmstead and family will move
to MedOra next week, where Mr.. Ohm
stead has purchased the interest of
Henry Will. They will live in the
building formerly occupied by Deter
mann Bros.
DR.. and Mrs. Stephen Fisher expect
to return today from their very pleasant
eastern trip. During the doctors absence
the business of Drs. Fisher & Stribling
has been we'll taken care of by the junior
member of the firm.
Look in our window and see the finest
line of baseball goods EVER shown in the
city. We have everything needed on
the diamond. Mail orders will receive
prompt and careful attention.
4-25-tf Mcdonald & Pomroy.
Miss Celia Daily and Miss Marshall
came up on the stage from New Eng
land Monday. Miss Daily left Tuesday
evening for her home in Grandin, N. D.,
while Miss Marshall will return t o New
England after a few days visit in the
city.
]. w. Sturgeon has rendered his resig-
nation as stenographer and b~ookkeeper
for the Consolidated Coal Co. and will
go into business for himself. A young
man of the ability of Mr.. Sturgeon can
do far better than to work for a salary.
He went west the first of the week to
look for an opening.
Beach Chronicle: The ball game at
Dickinson last Sunday between that town
and the locals was a sham. Dickinson
has not been beaten this year and the
Beach team was hopelessly outclassed.
The game finally ended with the score
70 to 3. Next Sunday Beach will go
back to their old enemies-Wibaux,
which seems to be the only town that
they can beat at baseball.
Robert Neil, who is engaged with Alex
Poison on the irrigation project near
Glendive, was expecting orders this
week to report tor work. About $50 men
will be engaged in this government work
as o as the water in the Yellowstone
gets down so that they can work on the
OdLu' wi. 4NCll Is Will the pile QrlVlQg
crew. He is an experienced man in
this line and gets half-pay while at home.
According to the Beach Chronicle,
Geo. Mcclellan, a former real estate man
of Dickinson, has. been appointed U. S.
commissioner and is the only party
holding this office in Billings county, ].
w. Foley's commission having expired.
Mr.. Mcclellan is a North Dakotan and
held a responsible bank position al
Esmond for four years. He has erected
an Office at Beach and is making a fine
start in the land business.
Married at St. Paul's Methodist parson.
age, July 81, by Rev. F. w. Gress, Mr..
Oscar Helgeson and Miss Tena Johnson
of Dunn county. The bride came in on
the train from the east and was met in
Dickinson by the groom. Both have
homesteads in the vicinity of Manning
Mr.. Helgeson has made proof on his
land and the happy couple will reside on
Mrs. Helgeson's homestead, where they
begin housekeeping at once. Their
postofice address is Fayette.