The Dickinson press., 1908-08-01

W. L. Richards made a business. TRIP
to Gladstone on Monday.
Mrs. J. M. Watson returned Monday
from her visit at New Salem.
Rev. and Mrs. w. ]. Brown lief,
Chicago on Monday for Canada.
Jake Riese and son, Joe, were in from
New England for the ball game.
Senator L. A. Simpson was a business
visitor in Glen Ullin on Saturday.
Mrs. Allen Harleman and Mrs. William
Blakely visited in Taylor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Dodd returned
Sunday from a few days visit in Miles
City.
Mr.: and Mrs. George Harold vent out
Monday to live on their claim near
Daglum.
Will Kennedy and Joe Spencer from
South Heart were visitors in the city on
Tuesday.
The families of.C. N. Barker and r.
T.: Johnson enjoyed a picnic on Green
River Sunday.
Mrs: Ellen Alguyer from Mott is
spending a few weeks with her daughter,
MRS. Paul Floody.
Mrs. Frank Ferris of jamestown is
visiting her parents, MI. and Mrs. E. F..
Messersmith, this week.
Editor Irysh, of the Mott Pioneer
Press, left Dickinson Monday morning
for a weeks visit in Fargo.
Mrs. Ava Crombie and two children
from Billings, Mont, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Johnson this week.
Wanted-a medium sized, UNFINISHED
room. Perfer it heal business district.
Leave information at PRESS office. 8-1-2t
C.L. Harrison, James Lumsden, Chas.
and George Gardner came up from New
England Saturday to see the ball games
between Dickinson and Mott.
Sister Clarissa, daughter of VIM.
Kennedy of South Heart, and Sister
Augustine are up from St. Paul, spend
ing a few weeks with Sister Clarissa's
parents.
Mrs. Henry Edgar and daughter,
Olive, returned a few days ago from a
pleasant outing of several weeks in the
country visiting at E. E. Cooks. Clarence.
Russell's and Nate Chase's.
"The Little Prospector' is the most
wholesome and c~leanest type of western
drama ever put together. 1t is a play of
today of the better kind and will be
seen at the opera house on August 6.
The court room scene in "The Little
Prospector" with its many ludicrous
situations and funny characters will
cause you to laugh as you never laughed
before, at the opera house on August E..
Miss Georgia Wilson celebrated her
18th birthday on Monday. About fifteen
girls of her own age were her guests and
with good things to eat and many
games a pleasant afternoon was spent by
the young misses.
The contest hearing in the case of
Martin Eskestrand VS. Cora Simpson, set
for July % at the U. S. land office, was
postponed for a month. Several wit
nesses were up from Richardton. The
contest was started a year ago.
F. F. Messersmith, Mrs. Mildred
Dobson, Mark Sutherland, John Dobson
and Frank Roberts recently put in uni
form wire fence in front of their homes
on Hannaford street. The fence is very
substantial and as neat as any in the
city.
Miss Merri6eld came down from
Medora Monday and drove out to Vim.
Gardeners ranch to spend a few DAYS
with Mrs. Gardner and her cousin, Mrs.
F. c. Clarke, from Leavenworth, Kansas,
who is also visiting at the Gardner
ranch.
Jacob Sonderall, probate Judge in
Adams county, was in Dickinson last
Saturday. Mr.. Sonderall gave good re-
ports of his country, particularly of Het-
finger. He received a handsome ma
jority for nomination to his present
Office.
Among the Mott people who came in
to witness the ball games Saturday and
Sunday were: H. James, Co. Supt. of
schools; Orvil Williams, assistant Supt.;
Geo. H. Stone, states attorney; Robert
D. Beery, Co. auditor; DR.. and Mrs. F.
T. Rucker.
From the way A. F. REILLY, ]. P.
Jungers and other directors of the Glad
stone Farmers Elevator Co. talked in
Dickinson last week, it looks like a new
elevator of 10000 bushels capacity.
They reported good crops throughout
the Hungarian settlement.
Conductor J. c. Haskin of Mandan,
who has been west on business, passed
through the city on Saturday. Mr..
Haskin visited many Of the new towns
both along the N. P. and Chicago, Mil
waukee and St. Paul and saw many of
his old friends who live in. that part of
the country.
Michael Heiser, IL miles north of
Dickinson, made homestead proof at
the local U. S. land office on tuesday.
Mr.. Heiser has resided on his land 20
years, but did lot file until six years ago.
He has 200 acres of wheat that he thinks
will give an average yield of IL bushels
this season.
Messers. Ray & Reichert, managers
of the Dickinson opera house, have six
good plays booked for the month of
August, as follows: Aug. E, "Chic
Perkins, nth, "a Good Fellow" 15th,
Gosh Perkins, 22nd, elsie of Spice;'
oath, "Four Corners of Earth;;' 31st,
"Rocky Mountain Express" Tickets
will be on sale at the Benzie Drug store
as in the past.
Bismarck Tribune: Frank Grambs
shows his faith in the Slope country.
He has opened up in Mandan a new
establishment to be known as the
Mandan Heating and Plumbing company.
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