The Dickinson press., 1908-10-10
Taylor

The t~en-year-0ld son Of G. d Schmidt
of ROckspring met with q painful and
serious accident Monday evening by
being kicked in the head BY a horse.
The boy received q very heavy blow over
the left eye, making quite q hole in the
skull but fortunately the brain was not
injured. The boy was taken to Taylor.
q distance Of 80 miles, and the wound
was cared for by D.. H%ennings. The
lads breathing could be plainly noted
by watching the movements of the brain
through the hole in the head. 1t required.
only three stitches to close the wound
which nevertheless is a serious one. The
boy has good grit and. runs about as if
nothing had happened.
Nels Myran and two DAUGHTERS were
in from the country north Tuesday. and
Miss Clara Myran left the following
morning for Ridgway, Iowa, where she
will study music.
Louis Gullickson made a business trip
to Dickinson the first of the week.
Frank Geiser returned from St. Paul
Wednesday. after disp0sing of his cattle.
He recently sold 200 sheep to a Richard
ton party for So. O5 per head. which is a
very good home-market price. This year
he threshed 200 bushels of oats that
averaged 30 bushels to the acre. His
son, Sebastian. has a homestead adj
joining a part of the land IL miles
northwest of town. Sebastian had about
Is acres of oats and reports a good crop.
Miss Marie Eiken left Monday t at
tend school at Moorhead, MINI.
Mrs. w. C. Fait is on the sick list.
Eugene liner left Monday to attend
college at Fergus Falls, MINI.
On Tuesday Mrs. j. Williams returned
from a two months visit with her par
ents in Sacred Heart, MINI.
Miss Josephine Lewis visited with Mrs.
John Leask at Dickinson the first of the
week.
M. T. Knudson was at the county cap
ital Tuesday. fi@.5t
The fve-months' old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Vaagen died Thurdsay NOR
ming.
Col. Williams and S. L. Price drove to
Dickinson Tuesday.
Williams Bros. located Mrs. Faucet
and son on homesteads near Kniferiver
this week.
Nathaniel and Benny Fiksdahl have
closed a deal for the old Abe Knudson
threshing outfit.
Miss Sellers from Dickinson is visiting
with Mrs. A. B.. Berry and daughter this
week.
Miss Myrtle Baker returned from Glad
stone last Thursday.
Joe Christen sent word from Hunters
Hot Springs under the date of October
3rd. saying he had his first bath that
day. Of course Joe means his first bath
at the springs. He will return about
the 18th.
Henry Ableman, Mr.. and Mrs. Grote
and Miss Emma Ableman have Done to
Halliday to viist Fred Ableman and
from there will 60 to the Bad Lands.
Paul Paulson of Bailey has moved his
family to town for the winter.
Herman Leutz and Joe Christen have
bought several cars of oats for which
they have been paying 40 cents per
bushel. 1 @ "
The Northern Elevator Co. has its new
elevator all completed and is ready to
take in grain. Mr.. Hurley is in charge
of the same and his long experience in
buying grain will enable him to treat
everybody right.
Miss Petra Siverts is attending the
Normal at Valley City and Miss Gather
inc Siverts the Dickinson business COL
lege.
Last Friday Phillip Gribnau shipped
3 car loads of sheep. Caper Husch 2, M.
Danenhauer 2, Frank Geiser 2 cars of
cattle, Panl liner and Tom Bang each
2 cars of cattle. Those who accompan-
led the shipment were Frank Geiser. c.
Husch. M. D~anenhauer, Tom Bang. Paul
liner and Phillip Gribnau.
Friday. Miss Josephine Lewis left for
N%orthwood, N. D., where she will teach
this year.
Miss Hattie Paduch was in Richard
ton Tuesday.
Mrs. Courtney and little son were in
Dickinson Thursday.
Louis Gullickson is arranging for an
auction sale to take place in this city
October "a. Among other things he will
sell about Is head of horses.