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The Dickinson press., 1908-10-24

A. E. Mas of Belfeld was in Dickin-
son on Friday.
George Hancock, the Fargo architect,
was a business visitor in the city the
latter part of the week.
Engineer and Mrs. w. T. Nickel re-
turned Thursday night from their visit
in Minnesota and Iowa.
William Bachish was able to leave
the Stein hospital and returned to his
home in Hebron this week.
MI. and Mrs. j. A. McAndress returned
Sunday from a two weeks visit with
relatives in the Twin Cities.
Paul Tygum of the Amundson Land
Co. located homesteaders from None, N.
D. in Dunn county the past week.
MI. and Mrs. A. M. Pomroy left
yesterday for a few days visit at Beach
and other towns east of Glendive.
Miss Ella Nichols of Rochester, Mimi,
a friend of Miss lila Russell, arrived in
the city this week to follow her profess
sion as trained nurse.
Miss Basse of Fargo and Miss Camp
bell of Ottawa. Canada. arrived from
Fargo the first of the week and are the
guests of Mrs. A. C. McGillivray.
Mrs. Welton Mcdonald and little
daughter returned Saturday from a visit
in Fargo. She was accompanied on her
return by her father, Rev. John Orchard.
Sheriff T. N. Hartung left Thursday
with John Nelson, whom he delivered at
the state penitentiary at Bismarck. The
sheriff was accompanied by Walter
Junkin.
Mrs. D. F. Olmstead and Mrs. J.. o.
Gray were down from Medora yesterday.
Mrs. Gray received treatment for a
poisoned lip which became infected from
a cold sore.
Quintin, the young son of MI. and Mrs.
Hugh Roberts, is suffering with scarlet
fever and Mrs. W. F. Marsh of South
Dickinson is also a victim of the same
disease,
County Auditor j. S. White received
the official and sample ballots for the
election Thursday and they
will be delivered to the various Stark
county precincts in a day or two.
- /
Otto Wettstein of La Porte City, Iowa, |
was a business visitor in the city yester-
day. He owns quite a tract of land near
Gladstone a part of which was purchas-
ed some time ago from j. G. Campbell
and Thomas Evans.
MI. and Mrs. j A. Eslick of Belfeld |
were eastbound passengers on No. Al
yesterday. Mrs. Eslick has been in very
poor health for some time and her hus-
band was accompanying her to Roches-
ter, Mimi, where she will receive treat
ment.
The Dickinson press., 1908-10-24

Davis; reading, Miss Russell; music,
Misses Pauline Haeerman and Hazel
Altman.
Miss Ella C. Floody made commute
tion proof at the local land Office on a
claim seven miles west of this city
yesterday.
Owing to the fact that there was not
a quorum of members present, no meet
ing of the Commercial club was held
Wednesday evening but there will be ar
important meeting next Wednesday
night.
Michael C. McCaffrey Of Midway had
a cold drive of IS miles to Dickinson on
Wednesday to make Communication home
stead proof. The Witnesses were Harry
Sans and VIM. Rick. MI. McCafrey
has charge Of the Midway hotel and
store and in order to give his business
personal attention he deemed it best to
prove up on his claim.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Being unable to be at Dickinson for
Sunday, October Is. ! have asked. Rev.
F. w. Gress to conduct services at St
Paul's Methodist church.
Rev. w. i Watkins, pastor.
Rirfha
The Dickinson press., 1908-10-24
Our coal speaks for itself. Try i,
Rumble & Branick, Phone l67 L.

Our coal speaks for itself. Try it.
Rumble & Branick, Phone I67 L.
o-26-tf
Wanted-competent house girl to
commence work about the last Of Octo-
Der. Mrs. L. A. Simpson. 1o-1o-3t
Improved farm for rent, $50 acres, all
fenced, I2o acres broke, good frame
buildings, 4 miles from town. Elfstrom
d Petrlcka. Io-Io-tf
WANTED-to buy, second hand wind
mill, must be in good order and reason
able. w. ]. Motley, Dickinson. 1o-24-1m-
DR.. c. J.. Sullivan, the we'll known
optical specialist of Fargo will be at
Dickinson Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, October 70. 80, 81; Office at St.
Charles hotel. All. persons having eye
trouble, needing glasses fitted or lenses
changed, should not fail to see him. DR..
Sullivan will be here personally and
will be glad to have all those he has
done work for before call. Eyes ex-
amined, glasses fitted; optical work
only. 1o-1o-3t
The Dickinson press., 1908-10-24

Inc following item from q San Diego,
Cal, paper is of much local interest,
as Miss Scoield is a former Dickinson
girl. Miss Rebecca Rogers and Miss
Scofield poured tea yesterday afternoon
to a few friends. The two ladies intend
to have these little informal affairs
every Friday afternoon during the vim
ter. Yesterday two portraits, one in oils,
of Miss Elsie Lewis, and the other in
water colors, Of Miss Maud Whipple, the
recent work Of Miss Scoield, were ex-
hibited in the picture room and called
forth favorable comment. After the
exhibition the guests went into the studio
and were served with fragrant tea and
waferA :" t':$.
The organization Of the literary society
at the Dickinson business college was
perfected Thursday evening BY dectihg
the following officers for5 tho ensuing
month: Pat rMcGrath. mesiident;; sMisss.
Mary Berrineer, Yice-prsasident Miss
Cosdelia Branick. secretary; j. T. Grady.
critic. The first regular program will be
given at 40 next Thursday evening
and will consist q the following NUM-
bers Talk By Prof. Grady; debate.
Resolved that the farmers are greater
benefactors . the community than
manufacturers Messra. Pelissier and
Dawsonl and Miss McGreeor, negative,
lMsessr.s. jain and MccrathG and Miss.I
The Dickinson press., 1908-10-24
che Foster Superb Oak

Is the best and Prettiest low-priced
stove made. We have them at the
following prices: No. 10, $500;
No. IS, $10.75; No: II, $12.5o;
No. 1o, $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28

program. today in the church par
los Tho association will meet
again on. month from today
stu,son Hotel Dance.
The guests 90 the Hotel 5tets1n
will Eire q dancing party this
evening 81 the Hentou Hlt club
house
Tuesday Aftsrnoon Bridge Club.
Mn Frcd ~ BAXTER viii enter.
tain the members Of the tuesday
Afternoon bridge club next week
a. her home. on Firnt ~. \.
csleidh Club.
The Calridh club viii meet next
Tuesday with Mrs =. NJ Brown.
Manathun flats
PsnnsyiVania Club Dance.
Tho members of the PennHyt
vaHia club will dance GU the even.
ing Of Friday. March 6. in the
Renton Hill club house
Weddings.
Miss Edna II stermoe. Of Phoe-
nix. AriE.. and Mr Earl r. Mccoy
~ i.os Angeles. we're married Feb
r1ary ~ b. Rev DR. ". II "
Rcen. Of the First NJ y. church
Mlsa Sarah y Prone. Of Seattle.
and Mr. Charles " H. Heldeman.
Of Alaska. we're married Tuesday.
February -. az sii Ffth av Rev
Dr " ~ " Recs officiated.
Miss Gertrude Moore. Of Olym.
pIa. and DR. j. G. Snyder. OF Sc
attic. were married By the Rev Or
Black Ia 81 Marks church. We'd
ucnday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
BITS O'NEWS

Colonial Party.
The YoauE Peoples fraternity OF
the uoylaIna Avenue nltarian
ehafeh elIi slvs a large colonlal
PARTY IN the assembly rooms. on
the corner Of Hnylatan and Olive
- Friday evening
Avon Shakespeare Club.
Inc Avon Shakespeare club met
WHahea daY With Mrs L. V Crois.
aans Tie club will meot the sec.
ond Wednesday Of March with Mrs
fAexteF " Aivernon. 18th av n b.
The first act Of Richard the Sec.
ora vii BE thu subject OF discus.
Hiuu
Lecture.
Mr Percy n Holaawofih will al.
dress the Meas club Of the \ "
e A Tuesday evening. March ..
on the subject The OccurreBco
and AotallaFEy Of Arsenic and An.
timonT
Church Luncheon.
The Ladies' Missionary society
Of the First Plymouth ConErega
tioaal church gave a luncheon. foi.
luwed b. a literary and musical
So. faEa aHfHa .rHfI r..ff.ss. ali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28

William n Middleton. candidate
fnr cts comptroller on the Cip
Parry ticket. IL making an cucr
ssiie fight aud expresses the belief
that b. vii be successful la bis
campaign
ST Middleton Is fortunate IN
that he has "a an opponent the
weakest man on the Republican
Ticket the present city comptroller
iiafrY Carroll Unul John iuplln.
ssr Waa found Ia be- an embetllcr
Mf Carroll had the confidence Of
the people ct Seattle since that
time. however. that confidence has
been aaHled him
II al quarters Mr Carroll g.
efitlei ssd for hia delay ia making
buuHu the fact that RlpllngeF had
failed "a account Ia him faf certain
funds supposed tu be IA the posses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

Leo Cameron. son Of John l..
Cameron. a ballard hotel keeper
and former policeman. attempted
suicide Last night AZ the home u
his wlfrs parents. 1906 18th aY S.
by shooting
The ball entered the lung. aud
the victim may live.
Cameron aud bis wife. formerly
Miss ConrDy quarreled early ia the
evening. and she went To church
with friends. leaving him alone ia
the house.
Charles Couroy. brother Of Mrs.
Cameron. heard a shot later IN the
evening. and found Camefon on tho
floor Of au adjoining room with tbs
revolver Ia bis hand
Cameron f. employed BY his
father ~ Ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
SENTENCED
TO DEATH
ny unltsd prsssl

81. PETERSBURG. Foh ga
military court. sitting iu the
fortrosa OF 81 Peter and 81 Paul
under the presidency OF Gen Mil
fnroff have condemned 10 death
seven OF the tcrrufiata charged
with completely IA the attempt last
week Ia the city upon the lives Of
Grand Duke Nichulaa Ntehalnle
witch. a second cousin of the en-
porur. aud NJ ChtcheEluyltoff the
minister ct Justice. aud sentenced
three others to 40 years imprlson
mont at hard labor
Among those upon whom the
death sentence WAS passed Is a sup
posed Italian journalist. Calyiuo
Who has represented IN st. Peters
burg la vita. OF Rome. aud II Tenn
pc. OF Milan.
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sion OF the city comptroller. and
which % was afterwards found had
been completely depleted and ear
Hcd away by RipnnFer.
Mr Carroll has attempted Ia yad
Gus ways 10 excuse himself. but 20
satisfactory explanation haa ever
becu made Either he II ineom.
potent or WAS bent upon shielding
bis pred occahpr IN office. Which.
ever IL may be- ii has proven his
unniurfH Tor the office.
Str Middleton has been n citizen
of Seattle Tor a great Number Of
years lie has VERY extensive ac.
uuaintaucr among business men.
and among the lahoring men Of the
city NO man % better or mufe favor
ably known lie has a reputation
for the strictcst integrity aud de
serves the support OF every honest
voter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
TERRIBLE
TRAGEDY
10y United Press

oAKLAND. Cal. Feb. q Mrs.
Katrina Miehl lies in a hospital IA
tally burned by boiling and blazlng
wax that aputtefed onto her face.
arms and hands from a pan
Oscar Miehl. her husband. heroic
ally fought TO save her from the
flames that Instantly euvelDped
her though himself suffering from
lrrrIbln buInH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
R2ol.uTlos no ia,

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
SHOT AND KILLED BY
W0ULD-BE SUICIDE

SPOKANE. fch Is Franh
sherman. a. farmer living about foui
milra from othrlln. Adams county
VAS killed hy D. A Spelliug. who
With bis wife. lived with sher
man
Sporting said that he and hl.
wliu had been quarreliug and thai
he had left tho house. taking the
shotgun. intending 90 KIN himself
sherman. who WIS In the stable
came out and tried in take the
sun away from him. IN the atruE
gio Sporting SAYS. the weapon Wal
discharged aud sherman wa
Killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET

NV YORK. Feb rs Stocks
opened strong on the exchange fhia
morning. individual issues making
aatlHfaetafy gains. among which
WaH point gain in Sugar and
- points In 81 Paul. Northern
Pacific and Hmelter
After the first hour the market
lnpaed into is usual letharglc con.
ditiaB and no effort WAS made 10
restore IL
Speculative interest continued ~
decline until b. noon there were
long gaps between quotations an
stocks Jared alike. There was no
point of special interest
The close Waa dull and irregular.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
DEATH NOTICES.

Goorgc " Cuner. age Is. die
February 20 al bic rvsidenco. eli
39ud av south lie was a mem
bcr ~ camp No g. " q v ana
the Qneoa cts lodge. 80. a. A. q
q. w.
Mrs Miuulc r. AsburY. age e.
died February ts. in thia eitY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
BETRAYED BY WOMAN


w kNfAEN FfN@#af
SPOKANE. Fob Is William
tAhsiduy. a Young married MAJ
giving Portland as his home. has
been arrested on the charge u be-
ing the leader al gang ~ street
car holidays. b~inE idrnufird bX
four 81 his Victims
Cassidy wHs betrayed las his
Mistress a Chinese woman. who
declared that the accused bad
boosted TO her 81 having heeu the
person who shot ~ Cummings In
a street car holdup Jealousy led
10 the Celestial womana ouufes
sion Four arrests have been made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28

BELLSGHAM. Feb ~ The re-
malua Of James Gates. q prominent
farmef Of Fcrndaie. were found
hanging t. fafier IN q deserted
building near hia home Gates dis.
appeared February ~ 80 cause
IL known Tor the suicide lie Was
s. years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
thousands Watch
Rush of Water

Water from q bursting i2lnch
main under the sidewalk az the
north side Of Marion St. east Of
First av.. rushed in great torrents
down the steep Hill al ~ Is
O'Clock this afternoon, and for
more than an hour flooded the
basement Of the Pacific Coast
Clothing Company store. In the
Stevens Hotel building. ran In
great streams over the streets
aud forced the cement sidewalk
from four TO six lnehea higher
than the curb.
Hundreds OF persons gathered
II the scene within a few min
utes. and in less than half an
hour u e. estimated that at least
900 men were standing about
watching the efforts OF the wa
ter department to repair the dam.
age
What caused the break has not
been determined II was appar-
entity without warning. and In a
few seconds the cutters and the
sewers we're overlooking and
First av. stood two inches deep
In water. Persons In crossing
the street had 10 wade
After the main was finally
shut off. tenants Of the down
town buildings Il supplied we're
without water for several hours
until the damage could be re.
paired
The heaviest damage will be
to tho sidewalks and the cloth.
ing store From a Seattle Daily
Newspaper. "Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral service OF Robert 4
McCurdy vas bold from the chapel
OF the Seattle Undertaking eum=
pany this Afternoon AZ 81 The
burial took place al the Lake View
cemetery
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Woman Who Was Shot 10 Dying

Woman Who Was Shot 10 DYING
PORTLAND. Ore. Feb - Mrs
Marie Klum. shot By William Dur
fell Is somewhat improved bat
a. the bullet from Durrclls pistol
passed through her spine. no hope
for her recovery Is entertained
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ss0PosEo AMENDMENT NO a
fasszsa ana preVaaftiar e.
Anssa eeet.aa ! az Article VIII %
- ksfs Tartar u tea ctr e -
a. 80 pHaHssx So to aah5sia
ssa = ri sM6azHHafs u the zeal
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OUR SEw ADDITION
West Seattle

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east ~ Fsunf'ernr CAR monthly pay
nfenfs sldraaih tp faf Gene Hud zee
h1e tHis beautlful irast l. buudIna up
with roN homes.
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