The Dickinson press., 1908-04-18

gerry. The Hub. II
John H. Breum, the land man from
kichardton, had business in Dickinson
this week.
Raphael Schaff from south Of Bensly
was 10 the city the past week.
w. F. Sperber, one of the old Oak.
dale stockgrowers. and homesteadey
Ed. Richner, were in from the north last
Saturday.
M. lacks. local manager of the ST.
Paul store, is east for few days.
Easter hats in Gordon's, the pink oi
perfection. $500. L. J. Dickinson &
Son. asa II
Easter ties soc. and s1.oo. Neat,
nobby and attractive. L. ]. Dickinson
& Son. I,
Your clothes cleaned and pressed on
short notice. L. ]. Dickinson 4 Son. 1t
c. c. Mead accompanied ALE White in
his auto on Tuesday to the Cannon Ball
river country.
A. w. Schroeder, formerly employed
in the Merchants National bank, re-
turned Sunday from trip in Montana,
where he expects to locate in business a
little later. Mr.. Schroeder left the
latter part of the week for short busi-
ness stay in Minneapolis.
A daughter was recently born to Mrs.
L. E. Brown, whose husband deserted
her in this city last summer. Mrs.
Brown is now living in Spokane, Wash,
but nothing has been heard of MIR.
Brown since he mysteriously disap-
peared from Dickinson.
Miss Irvie Ballard, who has been
making her home for the past year with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harleman, left
Tuesday for her home in CASTOR, Ore.
Rudolph Christiansen and family, who
came from Norway a few months ago
and have been making their home at
Charles Bakke's, will move into their
new house which has been put up this
spring in Hilliard & Manning's ard ad.
dition to Dickinson.
Inspection of Company K will be held
at the armory on Tuesday, April a8.
The inspection will be made BY Adit.
Gen. T. H. Poole, and Capt. Boles of
the Sixth Inft. The membership OF the
company is complete and it is expected
that an excellent showing will be made
this year.
Joe Roycraft. a homesteader near
Manning, came into the city Sunday and
lett later for few weeks visit at points
west.
Adaughter was born Friday, April 10,
to Mayor-elect and Mrs. G. M. Frye.
A son was born Friday, April 10, to
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Hayes.
Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick Co.
Office and works six blocks west from
depot, south side of track. Call and
see them. 4-I1.tf
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hollenbeck came
down from Sentinel Butte Sunday morn.
ing. He returned home Sunday even
ing but Mrs. Hollenbeck remained for !
longer visit at.the home of Mrs. Viola
Homer.
Miss Clara ]. Hegge made commute.
| ton proof on 100 acres near Melby ii
the U. S. land Office in Dickinson Oh
Wednesday. Her father, who has rail.
road land in Dunn county, was here
from his Red River Valley home to
assist his daughter.
Dickinson is to have a German paper
again. The equipment was ordered the
past week and the new publishers
Jacob EhIi and Valentine Koch, expect
to be ready to issue their first paper
early in May. Mr.. Ehli is a carpenter
who owns good home in South Dick.
inson, and Valentine Kock is Young
man who used TO- work on Der Volks.
treund when it was published on the
south side and later on the same paper
at Richardton.
The N. P. has constructed temporary
plank walks from the west end Of the
old depot across the house track to the
new depot. A cinder foot path has
also been constructed across Willard
street to point directly opposite the
Dickinson Meat & Grocery Co. market.
c. B. Hanson came in from his Het.
finger land Office the first of the week.
As soon as Mr.. Hanson gets his office
on the Milwaukee in good working order,
he will spend more time in his Dickinson
office. .
Victor Kihm, who has been attending
school in Milwaukee, Wis, arrived home
last Friday night. He. will remain in
Dickinson for the present but NAV ioin
his father in Billings, little later.
IF. Brodie has purchased, through
Freeman & Co., new Buick car of the
1908 model.
George Dow of Madison, Wis, who
has been making a businesss trip in
Montana. arrived the first of the week
for a short visit at the home of bis son,
L. H. Dow.
T.F. Brodie closed deal this week
for the sale Of 10000 acres of land. in the
Sweet Grass country, Yellowstone
county, Montana. s$$.3.
Mrs. F. G. Reed received word the
flrst Of the week that her mother, Mrs.
Hall Of Rochester, MIMI, was quite i'll.
Later reports state that Mrs. Hall is
better.
City Engineer w. R. veigel has been
in Richardton and Sentinel Butte the
past week on business. n.
Rev. John Orchard has finished his
mission In Sunday school work at the
conventions held in the counties of
Kidder. Morton, Stark and Billings and
left Wednesday for his home in Fargo.
While attending the Stark and Billings
county conventions, he took advantage
Of the opportunity to visit at. the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Welton Mel Donald.
Miss Anna Kostelecky has commenced
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