The Dickinson press., 1908-09-12

JEFF Mcdonald vas in the city on
Thursday.
Auditor McGreeor was down from Ne
dora or Friday.
The thIeshers are at the farm q John
Conductor Gordon Doddshas taken the
fiat ver the Dickinson Meat Glocery
CO.
John Hornstra has been havinxsasssri-
GUS time with blood poisoning In his hand
but seems to be slowly improving.
Harold. McCloy, q former Dickinson
boy, is physical director Of the Y. I'M.
C. "A. at Danville, Va. S5#
w. {. Crawford returned Tharkdav
night from Bozeman, Mont. wheFoA he
had been on legal business
States Attorney M. L. Mcbride left
Wednesday evening for Minneapolis.
being called there by the death Of his
mother. 4Sfs$ ss.g1
Mrs. Henry Buehnef and daughter, Ms.
Sam Pelton, from Bailey have been ispen-
ding several days at the home Of their
son and brother. Otto .Buehner. &
A small birthday surprise party was
given in honor of Edna Kon0, at her.
home Thursday night. A very pleasant
evening was spent by all present.
Glenn Hollenbeck returned last Sunday
from Sentinel Butte, having spent the
vacation with his father. Miss Myrtle
Homer returned the same day from al
weeks visit at the Butte. s
After the regular review Of the Rebekah
lodge Thursday night the members were
pleasantly surprised by a splendid sup
per, prepared and served by Mrs. Jennie
Brown, noble grand Of that lodge.
j. C. Mcdonald of Wisconsin and D.
H. Doane of Missouri, from the govern
ment Office of farm management were
at the Dickinson experiment station
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Sutherland returned
in Idaho. Mr.. Sutherland wa perfectly
contented in the new country and says
many nice things about the irrigated
districts in Idaho.
Some one will have a chance to get two
fine dwellings on H~annaford street now,
as the owner, Mrs. Emma McCloy, has
decided that she will sell at once and
return to her mother, who 10 in poor
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Mrs. McCloy returned to Dickinson last
week.
Dan Manning returned last Friday
from a few days stay at the ranch.
He was accompanied on his return by his
son, Gervase, who has decided to finish
his course in, the Dickinson high school
before going away to school. In speak
ing of the crops MI. Manning said that
the hay and grain was far better in Dunn
and Stark counties than in Mckenzie
county.
A birthday surprise party was rendered
Walter Junkin at his home on Hannaford
street on Monday evening. Returning
home in the evening, Nh. Junkin found
about rs friends enjoying q very pleas
ant time and it was several minutes be-
fore he realized that the party was in his
honor. The lawn was lighted with jap
anese lanterns and tables were arranged
for cards and refreshmets. Five hundred
was the chief amusement Refreshments
were served and everybody enjoyed a
very pleasant evening.
Mrs. N. Ten Eyck is leaving this week
for the parental home in Fayette county.
Iowa. to be present at q reunion Of The
family. The mother and nine children
will form the nucleus Of the gathering.
It is six years since Mrs. Ten Eyck was
home and she intends to spend about six
weeks there this time, Her son, Ray
Mccall, accompanied her a. far as Fargo
where he enters the agricultural college
Vesn Mccall, who has been spending the
summer at home, returns to his school
work at the state college of Kansas, loca-
ted at Manhatten, where he has two years
more in his course of electrical engineer
ing.
Brakeman j. B. Flanagan had his foot
badly crushed in ~an:.accident in the local
yards at about nine O'Clock last Sunday
morning. Mr.. Flanagan wal working
as switchman that day Z accommodate q
fellowworkman and had only been on
duty. a few hours when he got his foot
caught between the drawbars Of two cars
he was coupling and sustained an injury
that caused him the loss Of q. part Of
four toes. HI received the attention Of
local. physicians and on Tuesday was
taken>to the hospital at Brainerd. He
was accompanied by Brakeman M. j.
Brown. Mrs Flanagan went as far az
Bismarck, where she will remain with
relatives during her husbands stay in
the hospital.