The Dickinson press., 1908-08-22
LOCAL NEWS.

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/ Dishes and more dishes, just what YOU
need for harvest and threshing time at
DRENKEL's. s-.I5-tf
George Harris left Wednesday
Ifor Chicago, after spending several
weeks a, the ranch near Oakdale.
Senator Johnson of Washbum, return
ing from Billings. visited Receiver w. A..
Mcclure. between trains on Friday.
James Wood Vas reported yesterday
- getting on.nicely and hi, friendsEex-
pectto see him about town IN a few days
FouND-on road leading TO Antelope
Greek. a sack Of Irvine, apply to CHKIsf
EGeERs, re- miles southeast of town.
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Miss Nellie Dunn left Thursday for
her home In Ellsworth, Wis.,. She was
accompanied % far az Bismarck by. her
friend. Clyde ;Bower.z
w. O. Mitchell has been down from
Miles City to do the plaster. work for the
Northwestern Building Coo the Simp.
Eson building on Barnes street. :
Fred Har1riis; val. in from the ranch
near Oakdale the past week to attend to
business matters and to haul out lumber
to complete the ranch house. He. re.
ports things doing nicely. = :
A very delightful and fully attended
picnic was enjoyed by the Congregational
Sunday school and friends. at the McGil-
livray pasture on Thursday:
Mrs. Anna <Oukrop died Wednesday
at her home in South Dickinson of heart
failure. Deceased was ffty-seven years
old and an old time resident of the city.
She was buried in the Dickinson .ceme-
terry Friday morning without the assist
ance of a clergyman.
Maietta Waldbauer, the o-year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob. Wald-
bauer of Antelope, died at the Stein
hospital on Monday after a short illness
with blood poisoning. The body was
prepared for shipment by the Dickinson
Undertaking Co. and shipped to Ante
lope where the burial took place.
Reports from our Co. X boys assure
us of their safe arrival at American
Lake. o. Tuesday, after a pleasant trip
through a country full of interesting
scenery. They are busy preparing for
the two days warfare which is set by the
department for the 77th and 18th. The
entire force is to be divided into two
armies, the .'Blues" and the "'Grayls,' :
who will work out strategical problems
of real warfare.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-;
dist church gave a regular camp supper
on the prairie north OF Marguerite boule-
ward Thursday evening. Everything was
in camp style from the, mess tent to the
bill of fare and a good number of people
enjoyed the bacon, eggs, fried potatoes,
coffee, ETC., which was served from +
until 9 p. mi: Besides giving t~hespeople
a rare treat the ladies added a neat sun
Eof money to their treasury.
Miss Wilson, Who is the Bright and
! charming Teresa of the elsie of Spice"'
company, has already written to a pro-
1 prietor of a prominent hotel here, en-
gaging room. No. IS at that hosiery.
She has also asked Mr.. Rose, the stage
manager of the company, to assign her
to room No. I3 at the theatre. In fact,
so thoroughly has she become imbued
with the idea that No: - is lucky, that
she assures her friends, with many
bushes, that when she marries it viii
month. At the opera house August II.
Mrs. B. o. Seymour, who has been visit
ing at the home of her brother, H. M.
Roberts, left Monday for a visit with her
relatives in Miles City. She was accom-
panied by her daughter and Mrs. Gordon
Dodd, who took the little Mcdonald boys
back to Miles City. Miss Vera Sey-
mour, another daughter of Mrs. Seymour,
arrived Thursday from Devils Lake for a
short visit and will meet her mother and
sisters in Dickinson on their return from
{ Miles City to their home in Grand Forks
In the justice court before A. P. Fol
som Tuesday afternoon in the case of the
state vs.. Jock Turkey, the result .oi
the Turley-Kline shooting scrape, the
defendant waived examination and
was bound over to the district court
On the following afternoon john Klein
/, was given a hearing With the same result
Both parties were. required 70 give. s7oc
s! bonds. William T., Robinson, who live.
with Turkey, is also mixed up in the
: ~fracas, and will be given a hearing the
I 28th.
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Judge ]. van der Las left Monday fol
st. Paul where he was to meet Mayor G
M. Frye and &c. Quinlivan, IA commit
tee from the, Dickinson Commercial club