The Dickinson press., 1908-04-18

T.. H. Hayes has been in from the
ranch for several days.
Mrs. ". H. Stickney and daughters ar
rived from the cities Saturday.
Charles Martin was in from Oakdale
the first Of the week.
A daughter was born Sunday, April IL
to Mr. and Mrs. James Coleman.
Miss Kate Coleman spent Sunday with
he: sister, Miss Emma Coleman, in Bis.
marck.
DEPUTY State Bank Examiner Jos. Nj.
Fahey of Bismarck was in the city the
past week. +
Lace Tear, who has been suffering with
typhoid fever for the past month, is re-
ported as getting on nicely at the home
Of his father, alderman C.. A. Tear.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Heaton returned
the latter part of last week from a two
months visit with relatives and friends in
Iowa and the Twin Cities.
c. ]. Kunz. recently employed in a
u. S. land office at Anamoose, arrived
last week and is now in the employ of
the Everett Real Estate and Loan Co.
Robert D. Lyle and a friend, S. W.
Isham OF Lacrosse, Wis.,, who has been
his guest at Manning for the past two
weeks, we're in Dickinson the first of
the week.
Charles Falk. who has been spending
the winter in St. Paul, arrived in the city
Sunday and has commenced his second
years work in the Zimmerman harness
shop.
RAY Heaton OF St. Paul, who had been
looking over his land interests near WI
baux, Mont, stopped over Sunday for a
ton and Guy Hunter.
Charles Huber, an expert meat cutter
from Bismack, has succeeded John Seitz
in the ]. c. F. Parker market. AS soon
as a suitable tenement can be secured
MI. Huber's family will come here to
live.
c.. F. Wilson recently returned to his
Belfeld homestead after = short visit at
Cedar Falls, Iowa. He brought out sew
eral friends and last week sold seven
sections of land. The purchasers are
farmers who will get busy this season.
DR.. L. c. Smith left Tuesday for a trip
to Canada. He was accompanied from
this city by parties from Glendive and
expected to meet, %enroute, several gen.
tlemen from Wisconsin, whom he has
interested in Alberta lands.
Editor E. K. Jenkins, of the Dunn
County News. was in from Manning over
Sunday. Work commenced this week
on the e home for the News, the site
selected being along side the Aud &
Lyle land Office at Manning.
H. Curliss and his granddaughter
Miss Edna Martin, left Saturday for Ha,
ley after a short stay in the city. Mr.
Curliss has made a good many trips from
Haley to Dickinson and return but this
was the first by rail and he found it much
easier than the cross country jaunts.
Miss Villa Anderson, sister of Mrs. P
H. Rogers and known to a good many
people in this city, is to be married the
latter part of the month to Mr.. Grimmer
a well-to-do jeweler of Havre, Mont
The marriage is to take place in West Vir.
ginia, where Miss Anderson is visiting.
Mrs. Viola Homer, who was called cas-,
a few weeks ago to attend the funeral Of
her sister, returned home Tuesday night
after a short visit with relatives in Kan
sas, Nebraska and Missouri. She wa,
accompanied by her. nephew, Bert Hol
lenbeck. who will spend some time il
the city. r "
George Wright of Eagle Grove, Iowa
and N. A. Nicholson Of Clarion, Iowa
members of the Owens Land & Live
Stock Co., were in the. city Saturday, re-
turning from Manning. where they at
tended the company's auction sale held
last week. The gentlemen returned east
the first of the week.
Paul Schoen left last week for a trir
along the new Milwaukee with St. Paul
as his probable destination. If be finds I
suitable location he may open a harnes,
shop IN the country south.