The Dickinson press., 1908-05-23

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call Al. 5-23tf
Rev. F. w. Gress held preaching ser.
vices in Hebron, Thursday.
Mr.. Jerry Hayes and son Raymond
left Friday for the ranch north.
w. X. Everett made a trip through
the country south the past week.
Supt. J. M. Rapelje was down from
Glendive on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Lyon of Minnea-
polls expect to leave o for a sum.
mer's tour of Europe.
Senator L. A. Simpson and represen-
tative ]. F. Brodie left "Wednesday
night for a business trip to Chicago.
Jacob Barth came up from Mott on
Monday to see what the chances were
for buying a good pair of work horses.
George Brown, candidate tor sheriff
for Stark county. returned to Richard
ton, Thursday, after a two days stay in
the city.
Supt. and Mrs. L. RAIDER were in Tay-
lor Thursday evening to attend the tlrst
formal graduation exercises ever held
in that town.
A. w. Schroeder, who was a clerk in
the Merchants National bank for sever
al months, is now cashier OF the Medina
State bank at Medina, N. D.
Brakeman A. c. Galloway, who was in.
iured by being squeezed between W
cars at Beach Sunday, May 10, returned
from the Brainerd hospital on Tuesday.
Lawrence Peck, who was called to
Marengo, Iowa. the first of the month,
writes that his father died May r.. Mr..
Peck expects to return to Dickinson
about the first of June.
Anyone wishing for carnations, roses
or other flowers for Memorial Day should
leave orders early with L. A. Davis y
Son. Extra flowers will be ordered and
will be on sale at the store. 1t.
The case of the state vs.. Ludwig
Kirschuran for alleged assault and bat
terry, which came up for a hearing before
Justice A. P. Folsom the first OF the
week, was put over until Friday after
noon.
Ed. L~enneville has completed a Ioo-
foot we'll on his residence property north
west of the Gruschus house. The wa
ter comes to within forty feet of the sur
face and gives every evidence OF being
of a good quality.
The annual meeting of the Missouri
River Association of Congregational
| churches will be held in Dickinson on
Tune d and (. Fifteen or twenty clergy
men and delegates are expected in the
| city for this occasion.
At the home Of County Judge ]. van
der Las on Monday took place the mar
| rage of William Everett Haven to Miss
Annie Elvira Lincoln, both of Hebron.
The ceremony was performed by Judge
van der Las and the happy couple left
on No. 6 that evening.
DR.. L. c. Smith and son, Frank, left
Sunday morning, by auto, for a point I27
miles south and returned Tuesday morn
ing accompanied by Christ Skittleberg,
who lives IS miles south of Lennon.
Mr.. %Skittleberg will accompany Or.
Smith on a trip to Canada to buy land.
DR.. and Mrs. A. ]. Hennings and three
children, who have been spending a few
weeks with relatives in Iowa and Mime
sofa, were in the city Thursday, return
ing to this home in Taylor. No. I does
not stop at Taylor, so they were obliged
to come to Dickinson and return OF No,
4.
Fred Kalmen has been suffering with
a sore lip as the result of being kicked
by a horse one day last week. He had
just watered the pony when the lively
little animal whirled around and landed
him a kick in the face. His lip was bad
ly cut, requiring FIVE stitches to close the
wound.
]. Vaughn has taken up his hay scales
and moved his Office from the NJ P. right
of way opposite Soules & Buffers yards
to the haymarket. The Office is to be
placed inside the market and flush with
the fence. Mr.. Vaughn was obliged to
have an extention put IN the scales in
order to go under the sidewalk to the
street. The scales will now set IN a
good brick foundation.
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