The Dickinson press., 1909-07-10

city on IhufSday.
WANrED-First girl-Write or phone
Mrs. F. A. Little, Fayette. 7-3-tf
Nm. Newell went to Miles City this
week to take a restaurant position.
John Riessbcek. Jr., is again employed
in the Office of John Leask, register Of
deeds.
j. j. BARLEY. one of the new mer-
chants at Beach. was in Dickinson on
Thursday
Mr.. Doran. circulation manager of the
Bismarck Tribune. was in the city on
Thursday. W. ] ! II
Andrew Erdahl of the land office re-
turned this week from his vacation
spent at the fair.
Margaret Reed is spending several
days in New England, visiting at d..
J. W. S%triblins's.
Dr.. H. Anderson condemned seven
head of elandered horses the past week
in the locality of Flasher.
Supt. L. RAIDER and D. E. Shipley
drove to Daglum in the mud Monday
to attend the celebration.
Frank Grambs of the Dickinon Heat
ing & Plumbing Co. went to Fargo on
Thursday evenings train.
Miss Lillian Cole of Bellevue, Iowa,
was in the city several days this week
looking after land business.
". D. Keeney was up from Gladstone
on business the first of the week. He
stated that Mrs. Keeney was still in
Minnesota on account of the illness
of her mother.
The dinner set awarded at the Unique
Saturday evening was won by Mrs.
Gordon Dodd. At the matinee in the
afternoon the children were given Fourth
of July souvenirs.
Johan Seller of Gladstone was at the
Dickinson land office on Thursday to
make five year proof on his homestead.
Nick Schrader and John Morgandale
acted as witnesses. F..
Miss Louisa Clawson came in. from.
Melby the first of the week and made
communication proof on her homestead
in Dunn county. Will Klinger and
Arthur Rowe acted as witnesses.
F. A. Little of Faytte made a trip to
Glendive Thursday evening. Mr.. Little
has been very busy at the ranch the
past few weeks. getting his forces ready
to shear 1. 500 sheep. His wool is con
tracted at &c.
The county commissioners have been
in session all the week as an equaliza-
ton board. 1t is expected that the work
will take up part of next week. Many.
changes are being made in the figures as
returned by the assessors.
Abe Keeney and Miss Lizzie Knare
of Gladstone spent the Fourth at Hors-
will. They had a hard time fording
Thirty Mile creek on account of the
high water but they were more fortunate
than some of the a%utomibilists.
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Stribling came
in from New England Wednesday. The
doctor brought in Mrs. Lillard of that
place, who was operated on for appen-
dicitis at the Stein Thursday. The doc
tor and his wife returned home the next
day.
Miss Louisa Clawson has been the
guest of Mrs. Charles Thompson while
in the city this week. She left on
Thursday for jamestown, where she
will visit her brother for a few days
and from there will return to her old
home at Mansion, Wis.
Captain and Mrs. j. G. Saunders were
down to meet No. 4 Tuesday when their
daughter, Mrs. C.. E. Allen, of Living
ton, Mont, passed through here en-
route to Minneapolis. She was accom-
panied by her daughter, Eleanor, who
will receive treatment at the city for a
throat trouble.
w. W. Stackhouse of Merlien &
Stackhouse, Rockford. ILL.,. was in the
city on Wednesday with land buyers for
a section or two of the Owens township.
Mr.. Stackhouse was pleased to find crops
looking so good in this locality. He
said that the season had been very
backward in Illinois.
Thomas Bailey of Connolly was in
Dickinson on Tuesday and Wednesday.
He was accompanied by o. T. Everson
who expects to become manager of the
new Touring mill which will be erected
this season at Connolly. the bids for
which are to be opened Saturday. While
in the city these gentlemen looked over
the two local Touring mills.