The Dickinson press., 1908-10-03
LOCAL NEWS

w. F. Griswold of Horswill was in,
town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Cryne were guests
in the city this week.
Bert Hollenbeck is working fof George
Drenkel in the grocery store.
T. H. Brien was greeting old friends
in the city the past week. I;
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hoist Of Gladstone
spent Sunday in the city.
E. Mottershead was up from Richardton
Wednesday also A. Dienst.
Rev. Eugene Ahl's wife and child
arrived Thursday from Appleton, Wis.
E. w. Carlock returned Saturday night
from the Twin Cities and points east.
Valdemar Jessen finished work in the
store last week and is again onthe road.
R. Horne. the Midway land locator,
has been busy in the city the past week.
Martin Knudson, formerly of Iowa and
nov located lear Fayette, was in town
Thursday.
Col. Frank Lish intends to start thresh-
ing at his farm three miles north the
coming week.
A. M. Beverindge. editor of the Lakota
American, was a business visitor in the
city last Saturday.
Passenger Agent Clelland of the N. P.
was a passenger returning to st. Paul
early in the week.
Dan Murrey left last evening for few
weeks vacation with friends in St Cloud
and other Minnesota points.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Christensen of Halliday was buried on
Tuesday. Rev. Eugene Ali officiated.
Several candidates will be initiated
at the next meeting of the o. E.5S. to
be held Thursday evening, October 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Cox recently ar
rived from Illinois and are visiting at
the home of their daughter, Mrs. l. H.
Nichols. sss
Messrs. Frye & Lillibridge sold q half
section of land IS miles . southwest of
town to two Rockford, Illinois, parties
the past week.
Lou Randall was in from the north the
past week. Mrs. Randall had been in
the city some days, the guest of Mrs.
Robert Meyers.
The second degree wat worked upon
one candidate, Oliver Grace, al the
meeting of the Blue Lodge held last
Friday evening. >.
Among those from here attending the
Mandan fair this week were j: P. Tin
gle, D. z. Howell, Ruth Rudiselle, Jerry
Hayes and Mrs. F. w. Baker. &
Miss Fischer, the 17-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fischer, was
operated upon at the Stein hospital Fri
day afternoon for appendicitis.
Mrs. Sam B. Stevens has been spending
a few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Fulcher. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens
are to make their home in Miles City
for an indefinite period.
C. H. Wiley has commenced improve
ments on his home on Sims street. An
addition of four rooms will be put on at
the rear of the house and a nice bath
room will be installed.
Mrs. Viola Homer planned a pleasant
surprise for her daughter, Miss Myrtle,
in honor of her birthday Friday by in
viting four of her friends in for supper.
After supper a number of other friends
called to help her celebrate the anniver-
sary.
The roof of the armory has been re-
paired during the past week. The recent
rains did some damage to the ceiling,
especially in the assembly room for the
Commercial Club. All of the weak places
have been filled in with tar and new
roofing, and it is hoped there will be no
more trouble. IN
Messrs. Boulger and Hughes have order
ed the material and supplies for two
up-to-date bowling alleys to be installed
in the basement of the Kihm building.
The contract for setting up the alleys has
been let to M. L. Auner and it is hoped
that everything will be in running order
the coming week. 4
Vim B. Palmer accompanied his son,
Charles Palmer, to Dickinson last Satur-
day. MI: Palmer has a homestead near
his sons north of Gladstone. where he
located a few years ago on his arrival
from Wisconsin. Mr.. Palmer will be
80 years of age the 10Th of next March.
He is enjoying good health and appears
to like North Dakota. n
w. H. Kimbley has sold out his
bakery and confec tionery business on
Sims street, recently purchased from
Mrs. J. Leonberger. The new owners
are Mrs. H. l. Thompson and Miss
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