The Dickinson press., 1908-06-27
Try the Dickinson creamery butter.

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Alfred Gamer of Mary was in the city
on election day.
William Austin was in from Bowman
On business the past week.
George Waruke and Ohio Vance we're
in from Shackville last week.
Mrs. ]. A. Ferris returned the past
week from the Rochester hospital.
w. A. Tyler who has been spending
some little time in the city returned to
Minneapolis last Saturday.
George Koefler of Sand Creek and
August Brown of Saltwater were business
visitors in the city this week.
J. B. Baker ruturned to Waverly, Iowa,
last Saturday after a short stay in this
vicinity. He has land interests in the
country ten miles southwest.
E. w. Collins, who came out from
Little Falls, MIMI, in the spring, is so
we'll pleased with this country that he
has decided to remain in Dickinson.
Sundays Bismarck Tribune published
a birdseye view of Dickinson in connec-
ton with a few columns of interesting
statistics on the city's rapid development,
shipping interests, etc.
Guy Holman. a former school and
classmate of George Ryder and John
Connolly, visited with them in this city
last Sunday. He was returning from
Livingston. Mont, to st. Paul.
G. E. Everett was in town Sunday
and witnessed the Dickinson-New
England ball game. He left Monday
with supplies for the Logging camp
ranch so miles southwest.
Nick and Raphael Mosbrucker from
Griffin were in thelcity the past week.
They. report that a gang shearers are
busy at Armstrong; ranch where about
1900 Aeeces will be cut this season:
John F. Mead of Randolph, Vermont,
arrived in Dickinson on Monday. He
was a delegate to the Chicago convention
and came on to spend the summer with
his brother, c. c. Mead, at New England.
V. E. Fontaine left these parts very
suddenly the past week and there are a
number of creditors who have something
to remember him by. Attachments have
been issued covering any pay that he had
coming from the railroad company.
Mrs. Paul Tygum and two children
have been quarantined for the past
week or account Of diphtheria, Mrs.
Tygum being the victim. Mr.. Tygum
had been spending several days in
the country so is not included in the
quarantine.
Tell the boys that they can get fire.
crackers, t%orpedoes, toy pistols, caps,
skyrockets, Roman candles, set pieces,
flags and everything necessary for a
grand Fourth of July celebration at
Harleman & SCOTS. Just tell the girls
the same story. 6-2o-2t
Marcus P. Beebe, president of the
Bank of Ipswich, S. D., and a wealthy
real estate broker, was calling upon his
old Vermont friends in Dickinson last
Saturday. Mr.. Beebe has land south of
Gladstone, heal New Salem and east of
Bismarck, but the heavy part of his hold
ings are in the artesian district of South
Dakota.
A coon, claiming to hail from Tex
as, gave an exhibition of broncho
busting in front of carroll Bros. liv-
cry stable Sunday evening. He stay
ed with the first, which was a bad
actor, but the second little pet land
ed the gentleman of color in the
street, after making about Z passes.
He remounted but the pet refused to
play again and the exhibition closed.
Hugh S. Kimball returned to Bellows
Falls, VT, the first of the week, visiting
relatives en- route in Chicago. Before
leaving this city, Mr.. Kimball, in compay
with Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Ayers, visited
the E. E. Cook sheep ranch. The trip
wa made in the Beard auto, the run of
II miles to New England being made in
l hour and IS minutes. The party made
a trip into the Bad Lands, returning on
the old Deadwood trail.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Hubbell spent
Sunday with relatives in Belfeld.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Mccarthy died Saturday
night. The funeral service was held
at the house at three o'clock Sunday
afternoon, Rev. FIR. Dignam ofici-
ating. Interment was made in St.
Patrick's cemetery north of the city.
In their bereavement Mr.. and Mrs.
Mccarthy have the sincere sympathy
of many friends.
j.. Barley, a homesteader residing
near Sentinel Butte lost his life recently
by being bitten by a rattlesnake. He
discovered a rather which had zone into
a hole; the tail protruded so he thought