The Dickinson press., 1908-09-12
Local NEWS

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E. W. Carlock went to Minneapolis on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess came down from
Medora on Thursday.
W. H. Hanson was in from Deep Creek
the first of the week.
John r. Dodge was in from his ranch
near Reeder this week.
HuSh Roberts has bought q house Of
Senator 1. A. Simpson.
Fred Edge returned to Sioux City,
Iowa, this week for q visit.
MI. and Mrs. E. G. Bishop were In
from the ranch the past week.
J. B. Stoddard and wife were down
from Sentinel Butte the past week
NJ. and Mrs. August Stfehlow came il
from the east on Monday and went south
to visit at tho StrehloY ranch.
L. A. Davis was operated upon fos
appendicitis Tuesday. He stood the
operation we'll and % getting On nicely.
Conductors Joe Hosue and J. p. Man
g are s9mons those who have gone to TIE
trains.
Mn. Tom Jenness and children LEFT
this week for q visit with relatives ;i1
Anaconda, Mont. 8
Mn. Paul Floody. Mira r. n. Kelly
and Miss Sena Alguier spent q few days
this week at Mott.
Mra R A. Miller left this week foa
Kaspes, S. D., to visit three Of her chill
dren for q few months.
Mrs. A. w. Freeman. John Brislin
and Edwin Fox are among those outside
Of the ball team who took in the fair at
Miles City the past week.
George Leonard of New Salem was in
town Wednesday. He was on his way
to Wibaux, where he has a bunch Of
horses that he intends to trail back to
New Salem.
Miss Myrtle Morton returned to. Glen
dive Sunday after q two weeks stay in
the city, q guest at the home of Mrs.
Ella Fox.
Mrs. D. S. Alley and Miss Margaret
Stewart returned Tuesday from q vefy
pleasant stay at the George Parker ranch
in the Bad Lands.
Misses Josephine and Doris Deffebach
arrived last week from Haley and are
now occupying the fiat over Green's drug
store, where the Deffebachs will make
their home. ~
Paul Zimmerman, the new restaurant
and billiard hall man at South Heart,
was in Dickinson on Tuesday. He was
accompanied by his father, Edward Tim
norman, a homesteader on Bull creek.
F. w. Hammel was in from Bailey on
Thursday and reported that there was
about 5000 bushels of ATS and barley
to be threshed at the Hammel farm in
Dunn county. They feed their own
grain, having at the present time SO
hogs.
Ernest, son of Mr., and Mrs. A. M.
Pomroy, has been suffering for several
days with a sore foot. Early in the
week the boy stepped on a nail which
went clear through the foot. He is get
ting on nicely and will be about town in
q day or two.
Miss Hilda Ahlgren writes from Het-
finger that her mother died at the ALL
gren homestead August 18th. Miss ALL
gren has decided not to return to Dick
inson to do sewing this fall but will
remain for some time to keep house fol
her father. /
Mrs. A. v. Adams of Larens, Iowa,
is spending three weeks with her son,
c. L. Adams, at his homestead near
South Heart. Both were in Dickinson on
Wednesday. MIR. and Mrs. T. A. Neal
accompanied them. Mrs. Neal is Mrs.
Adams daughter.
S. M. Ferris, Andrew Erdahl and Rob
ert McGlinn spent Sunday In and about
Medora. Messrs. Erdahl and McGlinn
were shown the sights by n of the pic.
neers of that country and a man who
seemed as much at home in the Bad
Lands as behind the desks at the u. S.
land Office;