The Dickinson press., 1908-07-18

Mrs. Georgia Babcock and two chill
dren leave Saturday for a months visit
in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Mildred Dobson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. F. Griswold, in the
country this week.
Among those attending the Shriner
meeting in St. Paul are Mr.. and Mrs. ].
van der'Las of this city.
Mrs. X. Hessie, who has been at the
Dickinson hospital, returned to her home
in Miles City Wednesday.
E. Deffebach, the Great Western
hustler, returned Tuesday night from a
trip down on the Milwaukee.
Mrs. O.. ]. Houde arrived in the city
from Minot this week. Mr.. Houde is
local manager of the St. Paul store.
Adam Devine of Hurley, Wis, brother
in-law of Mrs. DR.. Smith, passed through
the city this week on his way home from
the coast.
VIM. Dobie of Gladstone reports that
all grain that was we'll put in has not
suffered much from heat. There was a
good shower south of Gladstone on
Monday.
A. N. Jefferies returned the first of the
week from the Grand river country in
South Dakota, where he was looking
after his cattle interests. He made the
trip via Terry.
The Misses Cora and Nettie Hammond
of Minneapolis have been guests at the
FL. Roquette home the past week.
They also visit the Klinefelters, Free
mans and Frankenbergs in the city.
E. r. Martin, superintendent of the
American Sunday School Union in North
Dakota, with headquarters in Valley
City, was in Dickinson looking after
subscriptions and other aid for the work
this week.
H. c. Short returned last Saturday
from Standing Rock, where he turned
over. horses for the agency contract.
Mrs. Short had been visiting in the city
and they returned to the ranch the first
of the week.
On Tuesday evening, July Fl, a dance
will be given at the armory by Company
K. The second battalion of the 9th
infantry, U. S. army, will be their guests
on that evening and everybody can help
entertain them by attending the dance.
Mrs. F. L. Roquette, daughters Oral
and Laverne and son Llewellyn went to
Minneapolis the first of the week to visit
relatives for a few weeks. Mr.. Roquette
will join his wife and take her to Chicago
with him probably about the last of the
month.
Geo. A. Senour has purchased the ].
H. Waggener house northeast of the high
school building. Mr.. Waggener is to
vacate on or before the first of Septem-
fber. Mr.. Senour may decide to improve
the property and get his sister out from
the east to keep house for him.
George Rapp was in from Hettinger
the first of the week to arrange for max
Ing final proof on his homestead. Miss
Lizzie Rapp has a homestead near the
Milwaukee and will make proof with her
brother. A relative will also make
Communication proof at the same time.
Three operations were performed at
the Stein hospital on Tuesday. Arthur
Bolke of Hebron and Hugh Hart of
Taylor were operated on for appendicitis
and are doing nicely. Mrs. Martins
operation was for the removal of an
abscess on the kidneys. She, also, is
improving nicely after her operation.
On Tuesday evening at s. o'clock, at
the home Of the brides parents, one
mile west of Bel6eld, occurred the
marriage of Anna R. Schurke to Arthur
H. Anderson, son of Anton Anderson,
also of Bel6eld. About sixty or seventy
of the older friends Of the family were
present. A delightful supper was served
and the remainder of the evening spent
socially. Mr.. and Mrs.. Anderson will
make their home on Mr.. Anderson's
ranch four miles from Belfeld.
Old timers in Dickinson were pleased
the past week to receive a visit from E,
II. Tamblin, who was returning to
spokane from a pleasure trip in Boston
and New York poins. Mr.. Tamblin
came to Stark county in 1882 and home.
steaded the nwH of sec. 20, Taylor butte
known in pioneer days as Tamblin's
butte. Mr.. Tamblin quarried from this
butte the foundation stone for the cour,
house. He left Dickinson in October
1889, almost 10 years ago, and was
amazed to find the little hamlet of about
900 inhabitants then, now a city of 5000
people.
Our new depot is now in use in every
department. On Wednesday No. a had
the honor of being the first train to run
linz to the new station over the new track