The Dickinson press., 1908-08-29
LOCAL NEWS

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Il lOCAl VIEWS
Paul Lebo was down from Medora
this week. g5
Miss Tschirhart hal returned to Phoe-
nix. Aril.
K. <. Olsen was Ia from Oakdale on
Thursday to ship beef cattle.
Mn. B. E. Noark has been engaged
20 the third teacher on the south side.
G. H. Johnson Of Fargo was in Dick
inson5 this week looking after the St.
Charles contract.
Bernie Tracey, who has been In Dick
inson for . few days this week, returned
to his home In Taylor Friday.
Geo. Mcclellan has been awarded the
contract to furnish the Dickinson school
district with Zenith Ignite coal at s2.7s
per ton.
Mrs. G.. A. Perkins will entertain the
Ladies' Aid society Of the Congrega-
tional church Thursday afternoon, Sept.
8, at three O'clock.
w. w. Barr and Wa Snyder, from
the North Platte experiment station in
Nebraska, arrived in Dickinson on Friday
for a visit at the local sub-station.
G. g. Sperber and Hubert Dehlinger
shipped 8 cars Of cattle on Thursday.
e. R. Wannemacher and Dan Schlan-
gen also shipped the same number.
Clarence Summers, a young man
from Lehigh, underwent a serious opera
ton for appendicitis at the Stein hospital
on Thursday, but his condition is hope
full.
District court is booked for the 9th Of
September, but as yet no jury has been
ordered and the understanding is that
most Of the work will 60 over until after
election.
Apaper has been circulated the past
week and over 100 signatures have been
secured for the organizatiin of a Bryan
club. The club will be organized in a
few days.
William Huesgen has returned from a
weeks visit with relatives in Devils
Lake. At Fargo he made selections
from a fine line Of samples for holiday
goods for T. ]. Greene & Co.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
S. Micbalson died Friday morning
after a prolonged illness, Mi. Michal-
son, who has been engaged In the
druggist business in Milestone, Mont, for
some time. has been wired Tor.
Soules & Butler have been awarded
the contract for the Methodist parsonage
and the work Of construction is already
started. The parsonage is to be a neat
broom cottage, located on the church
lot just east of the church. and is to be
completed in 20 days.
Mrs. ]. M. Tracey and her o-year old
son, Dewey. came up from Taylor Sat.
urday and The following day the boy
was operated onsat the Stein hospital for
appendicitis. Mrs. Tracey and son
Bernard are staying with MI. and Mrs.
John Leask. Dewey is getting along
we'll.
Corporal Roy Baird writes from For,
Perry that the North Dakota boys were
unable to walk of with any honors in
the rife contest but they, can return
home knowing that last years record
for this state was beaten by several
points. Corporal Baird will make a few
business stops on his return but expects
to reach Dickinson next Wednesday.
In court At R~ockspring Tuesday, be.
fore Justice Ole Peterson. : case was
heard in which Ed. and chas. Partridge
were defendants, charged with assault
with ! dangerous weapon. The com.
planning witness and injured party was
u. M. Mcmillan, = homesteader. who
claimed to have been hammered with =
gun. The testimony was not equal to
the complaint and the defendants were