The Dickinson press., 1908-12-12
LOCAL NtWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Miss Mary S~tenseaard of, Taylor was
in town Monday to make proof or her
homestead. Her witnesses were August
johnson and Nels Myran.
Miss Florence White. who finished work
in, County Auditor J. S. Whites Office
last week, is again at her old position
in Trainmaster ]. J. Sections. Office.
L. W. Bowen of Livingstone, Mont
travelling freight claim agent for the N.
r., spent Sunday in Dickinson, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Hubbell.
Miss Eva M. Alcott left last Saturday
for St. Paul, where she will remain un-
til next April when she expects to return
to Dickinson to resume her classes in
vocal instruction.
Miss Mary Nolan entertained the coffee
crowd at her home last Saturday after
noon in honor of Mrs. E. ]. Berry of
Gendive. The afternoon raj very
pleasantly spent in cards and social con-
vesation and a delicious luncheon was
served.
7. N. Hartung sold Is lots. the whole
of one block south of the school house
in R%ichardton. this week to George
Haas of that town. MI. Hartune got
a good price for his lots in the Hartune
addition to Richard.on and put the cash
into Dickinson real estate. =.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week to Nels Engbretson and Miss Inga
Henrietta Helgeson. both from the country
north Of Taylor, and one to Theobolt
Martel from the eastern part of Stark
county and Miss Gusta Helfenstein from
King, Logan couny.
Among those admitted to the North
Dakota bar at the last examination was
T. F.. Murtha of this place. MIR. Murtha
came to Dickinson over a year ago and
is looking forward to a good practice in
this locality. He has land interests in
Dunn county.
Supt. L; RAIDER was in Taylor. Tuesday
to meet with the members Of. the board
Of arbitration to adjust matters of ex-
penses in two school districts where
changes were recently made. a part of
the territory being cut off from one dis
trict. and added to another. r. Neal
represented the. Gladstone district and
P. J. McGrath the Taylor district
Col: j. H. Field, who underwent an
operation on his eyes for the removal
Of cataracts about two weeks ago. seems
to be getting along quite nicely. He
suffered a great deal for the first week
but has been more comfortable since and
the physician is much encouraged al
though MI. Field will be obliged to re-
main in Milwaukee for several weeks.
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick
Co. has delivered 500. 600 brick to the
new mill and two-thirds of the brica
contract is completed. The company il
just finishing a new kiln that gives the
plant a burning capacity of 80. 00C
bricks per day. During the past weei
the N. p. has been furnished with lis,
900 brick which were shipped west A
ear was also shipped last week to
Winnipeg, Canada.
William Chaloner is recovering nicely
fneH an injured thumb as the result Of
an accident that happened three weeks
ago. He vas leading a horse near the
new Nill when the animal jumped very
snddealy and pulled 80 hard on the rope
that g it twisted about the thumb.
the digit was cut off close to the second
joint. The wound has been very pain
FIJI but seems to be healing in good
shape.
During the hunting season 1874 resi-
dent permits and 2non-resident permits
we're issued It the county auditor
oBce. The resident permits were sold
for IS cents each and nonresident for
SIS. making the tetal receipts $195. so.
This noney was disposed Of in the fol-
lowing manner: 20 per cent, OF $50 to
the state treasurer 30 per cent, or $5s. IS.
to the district game wardens; 40 per
cent to the deputy game wardens, or
$39. 10 eaeh. to M. c. Knudson and Ole
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