The Dickinson press., 1908-06-13
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Elmer Peterson was in Mandan the
past week.
For sale-six h. p. gasoline engine,
practically new. Hughes & Deiters. 1t
Rev. Edward Kasal and John Kennel
were in from Now Hradec the past week.
Raphael Koch returned Wednesday
from the Devils Lake school for deaf
mutes.
J.G. Quinlivan returned Wednesday
from a business trip to Hettinger and
Bowman.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve a supper on Tuesday
the 23rd.
C.. ]. Pennock was in from the Melby
neighborhood on business the latter part
of the week.
Walter White of New England has
been a business visitor in the city for
several days.
Mrs. w. G.. Clark was critically ill the
first of the week but was reported much
better yesterday.
Mrs. Louis VAIL of Glendive has been
spending a week in the city, the guest of
Miss Henrietta Fox.
Newton S. Mitchell was in Friday
from Halliday to make Communication
proof on 100 acres of land.
E. G.. Bishop was in from the ranch
last week. His son., Lester, spends
the summer at the ranch.
Mrs. Benz. Webb, Miss Edith and Mrs.
A. B. Webb, of Richardson; were pleasant
callers at the PRESS office last week.
r. H. Deebach of Miles City was in
the city the past week to look after the
book work in the office of the North
western Building Co.
John Norson, who lives in the country
40 miles south, was in the city the first of
the week with a load of flax. He loaded
out with supplies on Wednesday.
Two ball teams made up from men,
beers of the Methodist and Congregational
churches will cross bats and play the
American outdoor game at the west
end grounds at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
David Roberts is to be janitor at the
new depot and will assume his duties
about June 18th, when it is expected that
the N. P. restaurant will open for bust
ness.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church will hold an ice cream social in
the church basement on Tuesday even
ing, June Is. Come out and help the
young people.
St. Johns Guild will hold a food and
apron sale at the guild o this (Satur-
day. afternoon. On Sunday, Arch
Deacon Jones of Bismarck will hold
services at the church both morning and
evening.
The sale of own lots at Marmarth
will take place next Thursday, June 10.
Marmarth is a division point on the Coast
line of the Milwaukee and should be a
good place to make real estate invest
ments.
Elliott Freeman left last week for
the Smith ranch near Broncho, where
he will spend the summer. Miss Nc
Nit will act as organist at the Con-
gregational church during Elliott's
absence.
.iH.C Christensen came in from Oak
dale the past week to meet his daughter,
Miss Emma, and sons, Nels and Fred,
who are expected to arrive today from.
Marietta, Ohio, where they have been
attending school.
Frank Zimmerman, who has been at
tending the Howe school in Lima, Ind,
returned home Wednesday evening. He
was accompanied by w. G. Heisler, who
visited with him at the school and at
Kalamazoo, Mich.
John C. Sanders, who acted as N. P.
agent during Mr.. Kilmer's absence in
the winter of 1907, and who has been
agent at Miles City for the past year, was
greeting friends in Dickinson the past
week. He has just been promoted to the
Office of travelling freight agent to- cover
the territory from Mandan to Billings,
with headquarters in Miles City.
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