The Dickinson press., 1908-06-20
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Oukrop left this,
week for Mt. Home, Idaho.

week for Mt. Home. Idaho.
Treasurer and Mrs. H. o. Pearce
from Mott were in the city the first of the
week., ,..~ - 81. .m
H. C. Christensen and children left the
city Wednesday for the ranch near
Oakdale.
A. ]. Silvius of Mineral Springs vas
transacting business in the city the first
of the week.
Nick Menchess and Joe Gardner from
Gladstone had business at the U. S. land
Office or Tuesday.
Supt. L. R. Waldron went to Wibaux
on Tuesday nights train to help in
institute work there.
P.J. McGraw of Taylor was attending
the institute with his father, James Nc
Graw of Minnesota.
J. Luther Risk, the real estate mar
from Belield, was doing business in the
city Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat McGraw and his
father were up from Taylor to attend
the Farmers Institute on Tuesday.
w. L. Richards and the Misses
Mildred Smith and Jennie Freeman
made an auto trip to the Smith ranch
near Broncho the first of the week.
J. L. McCutchan was down from Bel
field Tuesday. He reports that he has
seeded 100 acres of oats and had just
finished putting in 50 acres of fax.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Mckinley returned
from the Twin Cities Monday night.
They were accompanied by Mary and
Andy Mckinley and Mamie Brodie, re-
turning from their school work.
Mrs. Joe Metz, who was operated upon
at the Stein hospital last Friday for the
removal of her appendix and an abdomi-
nal tumor, is reported as recovering
nicely.
Misses Florence and Ellen Walton
have finished their first years study at
St. GATHERINGS college in St. Paul and
returned Sunday for the summer vaca-
tipn. u
R. H. Garrett of St. Paul has succeeded
Miss Florence White as stenographer in
the office of Trainmaster ]. J. Sexton.
Nearly all of the ladies holding office
positions on the N. P. have been laid
off. - =
Mrs. Ernest Hedene, who has been
spending two weeks with her sister, Mrs.
K. A. Kalmen in this city, and visiting
with her brother in Mott, left Tuesday
for Miles City, where her husband is
employed by the Northwestern Building
Co. -,
Tell the boys that they can get fire.
crackers, torpedoes, toy pistols, caps
skyrockets, Roman candles, set pieces
flags and everything necessary for a
l'grand Fourth Of July celebration al
Harleman & SCOTS. Just tell the girls
the same story. 6-2o-2'
Conductors E. B. McGill. ,and..~A H
Loudon, with Brakemepl~s.ESarl'. Robinson
A. Mccarthy, P. J. Lyons and E. S
Remission and Engineers Campbell
Hodge and Downing left Monday fo'
Livingston, Mont, with their engines anc
cabooses. Owing to the conditions il
Montana these men will run out q
Livingston for ansindeinite period. %
c. H. Hall of Carlisle, Montana was ii
Dickinson on Tuesday to make proof or
100 acres of land on the Nd. side of the
state line, about half way between the
Northern Pacific and Milwaukee rail
roads. Mr.. Hall and his wife came from
Virginia three years ago and have beer
prospered III this country. They have
10 head Of cattle and are farming a
acres. 5s.
The funeral Of Mrs. Peter Hotsen
zebler, who died in South Dickinson
Sunday afternoon, was held from St
lJoseph's church at 10 o'clock Monda,
morning. Mrs. Hotzenzebler was abou
So years old and had benin poor healtl
for several years. She leaves no chill
dren but is survived by her husband
Interment was made in St. Joseph
cemetery.
Leo Brown of Spokane, WASH, arrive'
in Dickinson last Friday night for a fe,
days visit at the home of his brother
Ormanzo Brown. He left SpokaneJu Jun
9th and, on account of the delay due t
washouts and shifting from one road t
another, he was over four days in maxim
the trip. Mr.. Brown is a real estat
dealer and handles considerable city an
farm property in and about Spokane
He left early in the week for St. Paul an
will visit in Nebraska and South Dakot
before returning home.
THE Knights Of Pythias held the
annual memorial service in their lodg
rooms at 2 o'clock last Sunday afternoon
The altar and officers desks were drape
in mourning and decorated with flower
and myrtle, and four empty chair
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