The Dickinson press., 1908-09-26

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". B. Howe was up from Hettinser
Tuesday on businesa
Mn. A. Dingman entertained 4 lev
ladies Saturday afternoon at a co6ee
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton D. Davis returned
Tuesday from months visi It with rela-
lives in Minnesota.
Otto vinnedsa. foreman at the Missouri
Slope Brick { Tile Co. plant. was threat
ened with fever this week.
Postmaster j. o. Daslum states that
the Clarence Olson funeral last Saturday
was q sad affair for the Daslun neigh.
boehood.
F. D. Morford. recently back from
Visiting a brother in Pennsylvania, 10
soliciting orders for the Jewell NuEssys
Co. in this locality.
John johnson Of Medoea loaded q car
at Dickinson this week for Canada.
having recently purchased land in thu.
vicinity Of Edmonton.
I. H. Hayes returned to his ranch tho
first Of the week, but expects to come
back soon % get his family. .The. plan
10 to dispose Of the home here.
Reuben Lyon has had one hand in q
bandase the past week as the result Of .
nail injury. There were symptoms Of
blood poisoning for a few days.
Mrs D. F. Olmstead of Medora. spent
Sunday with friends in the city. Nj.
Olmstead was down Monday and accom-
panied Mira. Olmstead On the return trip.
Mrs. Ernest Kelly, who had been spend
ing a month with her sisters, Mis-. Paul
Floody, Of. Dickinson and Miss Phern
Alguia of Mott, left Sunday for her home
in Husdon, Wis.
W. r. Everett returned Sunday from q
two weeks visit with relatives in several
Minnesota towns. He was accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. M. A. Everett Of
st. Peter, Mimi, who will remain here
for about a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Porter and children,
who are having an extended outing
at points west of here. have been in
Spokane, WASH. the past week, going
this week to Butte. Mont, and from
there to Salt Lake City.
Miss Cora Colwell, teacher of the End
grade of the public school, has been kept
from her duties a part of this week.
suffering from the effects of a cindere in
one eye. The eye has been badly irri-
tated and swollen. but no serious results
are feared.
The republican state central commit-
tee issued this week a list of speakers
who are to stump the state in the COM
ing political campaign. Hon. L. "A.
Simpson Of Dickinson is ono of the ora
tors selected to speak in various sections
of the sta te.
Frank o. Linden arrived Tuesday from
Buffalo. Mimi, on his way to Dunn
county. Mr.. Linden made Communication
proof the 18th. Of last November on 100.
acres OF land in the vicinity Of Rock
spring and on his arrival in this city
found his patent. issued June 8, waiting
for him at the u. S. land office.
On Tuesday, September 22nd. took
place the marriage of J. A. Graeber to
Miss Jennie Rutherford, both of GRADER,
Hettinser county. The ceremony was
performed by Judge van der Las. Mr..
and Mrs Graeba will make the home
in the GRADER township.
Fred Deiters, who has been associated
with the Hughes & Deiters telephone
and electric light company, Of which his
brother, A. n. Deitezs, Is q member.
expects to leave the city early next
month for Bismarck, wherehes has scoop
ted a position az superintendent 81 the
electric lii scompaany2p5ouf thaiItscity.
MmdlaaSi 70. OilstctGililsIstsssnsssinSof Halli-
d1I.lssassh.Asv,assbes spending sas,v,aal days at
John tFFfiiih.siars,s o. Green rriiysr. Their two
;y'usslns boysl twerp.taksn, slct q. the ranch
and thssparents lost no time IN getting
near tooNnt where physician could at
tend the children. One sof the boys 10
still yyeasay iaick with asbowel trouble.
MessrA William and Edward Berg were
III from Horswill last Saturday on busi-
They report that they had $50
acres in crop the past season and are
pleased with a return of IS bushels of
wheat, 1914 bushels Of speltz and 22 bus
hels of oats to the acre. Edward was on