The Dickinson press., 1908-05-16
LOCAL NEWS.

~oaAA1tdl Dale at 5 Way II.
Bishop Stanley is expected in the
city next Tuesday.
J. F. Brodie left yesteday for a bust
ness trip to Miles City.
Rev. FIR. Van den Heuvel of Beach
visited FIR. Dignam the past week.
B. F. Manning from Berg has been
visiting his parents the past week.
Work with the grading machine was
yesterday on Willard street.
WANTED:-A windmill. state price and
condition. ]. E. JOHNSON.
5-l6-3t Medora, N. Oak.
Attorney Haney and Mr.. Christensen
were down from Belfeld on business
Thursday,
Joe Goetz from the country south of
Richardson had business in the city
Thursday.
Miss Lucia Bowers, the nurse, left Sa-
turday for an indefinite stay at her home
in Minnesota.
WANTED:-5oo cattle to run for sum-
mer Address, r. K. FLEAK, Elmgrove,
Dunn Co., N. Oak. Up.
Vote a republican ballot at the primar-
les on June cath for P. ]. PEL1ss1ER
for county sheriff. 5-I6.6p.
Miss M. E. Jeanke, en- route from
Austin, Mimi, to Billings, visited a day
the past week at the home of A. H
Arnett. .
Raymond Schillers from Cleveland,
Ohio, arrived in the city last week and
will spend the summer with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle.
Mrs. Ed. Dodd left yesterday for Brain
erd, Mimi, where she will visit her daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel, who has been nurse in
training at the N. P. hospital for the
past five months.
Miss Helen Anseth of Fayette, who
was operated upon for appendicitis at the
Dickinson hospital last week, is v
ing nicely. Her sister, Hilda Anseth,
who was called here from St. Cloud,
Mimi, last week, expects K return to
her home Monday.
Glendive Review: E. ]. Berry this
week made a sale of two thoroughbred
mares raised on the Riverside farm.
Judge c. H. Loud of Miles City pur-
chased "Marie H." by "Slumber Boy"
and LILLIAN Mack" by the same sire
was sold to Charles McCrossen. The
price was $500 in each instance.
Sheriff T. N. Hartung returned Mon
day from the country south of Antelope,
where he was called to arrest John Con-
lin an insane man. Conlin was formerly
an inmate of the insane hospital at James
town and the chances are that he will be
returned to that institution, after he isgiv-
en- a hearing before the insanity board.
Sheriff T. N. Hartung left yesterday
for the southeastern part of the county to
get one Ludwig Kirschuran, who is
charged with assault and battery. 1t is
claimed that Kirschuran beat and mauled,
with hoe and garden rake, Road Super
visor limerick Martin, with whom he had
a disagreement on Wednesday of this
week.
Harold Cook, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Cook Of Gladstone, was
brought to this city Wednesday in a
rather serious condition as the result of
being kicked by a horse that morning.
The lad received a very bad blow On the
back of the head. cutting quite a cash,
but it is thought that he will be as we'll
as eve in a few days. Harold is staying
with his grandparents, Capt. and Mrs. J.
G. Saunders, and was playing about the
yard yesterday.
The Commercial club committee in
charge of the program met yesterday and
selected the speakers and subjects for
the banquet to be held Wednesday eve
ming, May 20. DIR. V. H. Stickney will
be POSTMASTER; "What l see in the Fu-
ture" is the subject assigned to the new
president; "City's Relation to the Com
mercial Club" Mayor George M. Frye;
"The Library" Rev. W. J. Brown; "Dick-
inson Beautiful" M. L. Mcbride; "Club
Statistics" R. H. Johnson; "The Ladies'"
Senator L. A. Simpson.
Peter Hahnsen, a thrifty cattle raiser
located IS miles north of Sentinel Butte,
was in Dickinson Thursday to get medi-
cal treatment. Mr.. Hahnsen was riding
up a steep embankment when his saddle
horse lost his footing and pitched over
backwards. The rider was hit in the
head, several teeth knocked Out and his
jaw injured, rendering him unconscious
for quite a while. MI. Hahnsen seems
to be all right now and he feels very
thankful to get out of it as we'll as he
did.