The Dickinson press., 1908-10-17
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Ms. E. E. Cook is visiting RELATIVES
insSeattle, Wash. IL !.
= F. Cook and Martin Olmstad wa,
in Dickinson last. week: ,ss :s:
q F: Harris Of Perry. Iowa. is visit
ins at Dave Skies place. IS
y. ". Ferguson, 81 Tyndall s. b, i,
visiting WITH Asa Gardner. III
GREGORY WaInppaaschi was 4 visitor ii
Dickinson the first 81 the iwesek.
Albert Frederick was a business visitor
inDickinson the first Of the week. I
Rev. B. y. Opdahl held Congregational
services at the school. house last Sunday.
Justice John Van Bergen was ii the :
spot t%ransactins some legal busi mes,
last week. n.
Miss Eliza Marshall and her mothe,
were up from the Cedar the last Of the
week. 81 ~. Is Is a,i. Il s$ 4l
6. E. Piper and John ,Caven Of scran-
ton were in town last week. looking for
horses.
M. and Mrs Lewis from Michigan
are'suests Of Mrs. Lewis sister, Mrs. w.
H Ware. a IS n,
nsf Mortenson leaves soon fos South
Dakota, where he will spend the winter
with relatives. :
Otto Werner. who has a homestead a
few miles east of town, has a fine crop
ofspotatoes this year. 5Hy
Lewis Faaen. who is working with the
Reese Bros.;'s threshing outfit, spent
Sunday in Dickinson. ft
Miss Annie GullicksoSn returned last
week from Minneapolis, where she has
been spending the summer.
Mis- Eh1e Marsh, primary teacher Of
the New England school. spent Sunday
at her home near Rainy Butte.
Ms. u. D. Clark returned Monday
night from Dickinson where she has
been for a week visiting friends.
The school board me- on Tuesday and
transacted necessary business and re-
ceived and voted N the coal bids.
Mrs. J. F. Mead and children came
last week from Randolph. Vermont, and
are now with John at the Mead ranch.
j. Newfaard and fver Rutstard returned
the first Of the week from Eckman.t N. d.,
where they worked during the harvest
season. -s+s ~
Asa Gardner has been making some
improvements IN his hotel, fitting up
some new rooms and building an Office
for the store.
There are Advertised letters in the
New England p~ostofice for Kasper Han
son. Gust Hansen; John, Keefe. Carrie
j. Wonderland.
Miss Martha Gutensohn Of 0naden-
kitten. Ohio. is visiting her brother;
Theo. Gutensohn. at his home at the
west Of the Teepe buttea.
The ladies Of the Congregational church
will give q Hallowe'e en- social at the city
auditorium on October 81. Come, bring
your friends and have q jolly good time.
Lee Lncey, who is working in the
roller mill at Dickinson. was down and
spent several days last week on his
homestead, seven miles west of New
England.
Miss Nettie Holland has taken Miss
Dodson Davis place as teacher in the
Strehlow school. Miss Davis will teach
in the Horn district as it is care her
homestead. a NJ sSs
II. C: Frederick; for the past four years
a marine on the U. S. S., Independence,
came last week from San Francisco to
visit with his mother, Mrs. Amelia
Frederick.
M. p. Kaiser, machine expert for the
International Harvester company. has
been in New England the past two weeks
looking after the, needs of the many
people here, who have his machinery.
John Clark returned the first of the
week from the Bad Lands with d small
bunch Of cattle which he will run at his
old ranch neal Rainy Butte this winter.
MI. and Mrs. Clark will leave soon for
their new location at Seim, S. D.
Mrs. E. C. Rice and daughter. Miss
Delta. accompanied Mrs. Rice's mother,
Mrs. R. E. Caughey, to DickinsonSSat ur-
day. Mrs, Caugheys took the train to
Grandin to visit with another daughter
before returning to her home IN Lake
Village, Arkansaa She has been spend
Ing several 4 months At New ENGLAND. ID
w. j.. Prehn arrived two weeks ago
witiSaca 81 Of immigrant movables for
his claim seven miles southo Of New Eng
land. Instantly arrived in Dickinson
the first of this week. They came from
St Cloud, MINI.
Ennin6 FINN nickina0n one daY last