The Dickinson press., 1908-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs H. X. Nichols spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Medora. /;
Willis Stevens on of Mandan visited a
few days last week with John Lish
W. F. Griswold was in from his ranch
ten miles east Of New England the first
of the week.
Mrs. j. w. Reed and little son arrived
home last week from their visit at Mrs.
Reeds home in LaMoure, N. D.
J. A. Mueller, who remained west after
the return of Co. X, arrived here Mon:
day. He reports a very pleasant time.
Home baking is made easy by the use
of Hunts Perfect Baking Powder and
Extracts. Try them and convince your
self. 1t
Mrs. Geo. Harkins was in from the
Cedar the first Of the week to enter her
son, Clinton. in the Dickinson public
school.
James Finn passed through this city
Monday en- route from St. Paul to Seat
tie. He had a few minutes visit with
his brother. Ed. Finn.
Mrs. Dueald Stewart and friend. Mrs.
Dawson. have been spending a few days
in the city. They came from Bowman
via Terry, Mont.
From Troy, Kansas. comes the news
that John A. Flynn is running his merry
go-round successfully at a local fair and
home coming gathering of old settlers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Kirby were in from
Bowman county the first of the week.
Mr.. Kirby reported that wheat was
yielding from eight to ten bushels in his
locality.
Misses Helen Anderson and Cleoma
Halvorson left Monday for Devils Lake
to attend the school for the deaf. Rap
hazel Koch will resume his studies in the
same school in October.
Mrs. D. +. Hevener, who had been
spending ten days at the shome of her
daughter, Mrs. Deebach. in Miles City.
Mont. and about two weeks with her
son. F. D. Hevenes. in this city, left
Tuesday for her home in St Paul.
MI. and Mrs Arthur Tollefson arrived
home from Rochester. Mimi, on Satur-
day, where MI. Tollefson underwent a
very successful operation for gall stones
and appendicitis. Mr.. Tollefson is again
on duty at the First National bank.
d.. L c. Smith, H. R. Folscroft, Christ
Peterson. Roy Butler and Frank Smith
went up to Medora last Saturday after
noon for a hunting trip. They went into
the country twelve miles north of Medora
and returned Tuesday, having bageed
over 70 chickens.
|. Surveyor and Mrs. w. R. .yeigel went
cut to- their Bad Lands ranch on Wednes-
day to be absent about six weeks. ]. H.
Schoenlein brought in a team for them on
Tuesday.. Mr.. Veisel has a gang of men
with him and will survey townships fos
the government before returning.
D.. stickney. who accompanied Ensi-
neer Cal Litch to Brainerd last week.
returned Monday afternoon. He reports
that Mr.. Litch stood the journey in fine
shape with no bad reaction resulting
from the long ride. Mrs. Litch is still
with her husband and from latest reports
he is getting on nicely.
A. T. Thompson, a cattle grower from
Gorham, was in Dickinson on Tuesday.
He 10 shipping this week, his cattle going
to market in cart of Austin Mead. Mr..
Thompson is a Wisconsin man, who hat
been in this country for about eight years
He has a section of fenced land and il
well satisfied with his location.
Mrs. Henry A. Mathews. wife of fire.
man Mathews, who was killed in the
Glendive wreck, returned last, Sunday
from Lester Prairie, Mimi, where the
body of Mr.. Mathews was taken for in.
terment. She was accompanied by d..
G. A. Mathews of Napoleon, N. Oak.
who is looking after the estate of hi.
deceased brother.
Geo. Rapp has made proof on his lane
in Adams county and has returned to hi.
regular engine runs on this division o.
the N. P. Miss Lizzie Rapp. who com.
pleted her proof on government land at til.
same time her brother did, went to Aber
deem, S. D., to look after the harvestin,
of crops belonging to the family. She ii
expected home soon.