The Dickinson press., 1908-02-15

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Supt. H. James Of Mott was a bust.
ness visitor in the city the first Of the
week. .@.a
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. c. Jorgensen in South Dickinson.
February T..
Mis-. Emma Rosendahl was able to
resume work last Saturday, after a
weeks illness.
F. w. Rumble from the country south.
west of New England was a business
visitor in the city this week.
DR.. Stephen Fisher has a new T.
cylinder Mitchell runabout. after the
same pattern as DR.. Stickney's.
The ladies Of the Altar society of St.
Patrick's church enjoyed a very pleasant
card party at the parish house on Tues
day evening.
S. L. Carroll has finished harvesting
his ice crop. having put up over 1000
tons OF fine ice which should be suf6-
cient for the local demand.
Robert Carr is located at Petrol. a
new town to he located on the Milwau-
kee ID miles west of Bowman and "a
miles this side Of Marmarth.
City Engineer w. R. Veigel and
family have returned from Mankato.
Minn., where they had been spending
several weeks with relatives.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Brose, who live in the country 20
miles southeast, was christened last
Sunday. Rev. o. T. Just of Dickinson
oficiated.
John Wipert, who has been working
at the armory for several weeks, left
Tuesday for Darlington in response to a
telegram stating that his wife was
seriously ill.
Milton Bobb of Taylor was in the city
this week and left for home on Wednes-
day morning. He left s171.24 with the
county treasurer in payment of his taxes
on Stark county property.
Ralph Hayes has been suffering with
a slight scalp wound as the result of
being struck with a brick while engaged
in a f%ree-for-all scrap between the
younger element of North and South
Dickinson on Tuesday afternoon.
Joseph Kocher, the l6-year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kocher, who live
is miles southeast Of this city. died last
Saturday morning after a long illness
with heart disease. The funeral was
held the first of the week from St.
Elizabeth's church and interment was
made in the cemetery IS miles south.
east OF Dickinson.
Special services will be held at the
Congregational church next Sunday
evening in honor of the 44th anniversary
Of the order of the K. P's. The sermon
will be preached by Rev. w. !. Brown
and members of the K. P. order will at
tend in a body. All K. P's are requested
to meet at the hall at $50 p. m. Sunday
evening.
Henry Roberts loss of $1,000 has been
paid in full, through the Aud & Lyle
agency. and as soon as new stock and
tools can be obtained Mr.. Roberts will
his watch and jewelry store.
Parties who had repair work at his
place will get their goods in due time.
No n need be uneasy about the matter.
The loss on the stock of confectionery
carried by Smith & Kembley has been
paid through, the Dickinson Abstract
Co.
T. B. Torkelson. the new U. S. court
commissioner of Bowman county, was
in Dickinson the first Of the week. going
south on Thursday. MI. Torkelson is a.
graduate Of the law school of Wiscon.
sin. and a young man who bears the
recommendations. MI. Torkel.
son will bring his wife and little daugh-
ter to Bowman as soon as a suitable
house al be provided. Miss Julia
of this city is a sister of the
new court commissioner.
Messrs. E. A. Lillibridge, G. M. Frye
and J. G. Quinlivan of the Dunn County
Land Co., made a trip to the Dunn
county seat the first of the week and,
with the assistance of City Engineer w.
R. Veigel. surveyed the new town of
Manning. Two blocks have been set
aside for a court house and school house.
The court house block is beautifully
located on a small plateau, overlooking
the Knife river and a handsome stretch
of country on either side. At this early
date, the company has had numerous
applications Tor lots and will arrange for
a sale in the early spring.
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