The Dickinson press., 1909-09-25
LOCAL NEWS

A~0s
M. S. Cuskelly of Oakdale was in the
city this week.
Don't fail to call and see the new
styles in millinery at Miss Murn's. 1t
Clip Jones and Jerry Randall of Medora
were in the city Monday on business.
B. S. Sooy is a new electrician in
the employ of the Electric Light CON-
pany.
Born. Saturday. September is, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler of this city, a
daughter.
Born, Friday. September II, to MI.
and Mrs. Geo. Sorber, who live south
of Gladstone, a son
Miss Kate Coleman made a business
trip to Bismarck Thursday and will
probably return today Saturday.
Through the local telephone exchange
the death of Governor johnson was
learned early Tuesday morning.
Paul Tyeum is back from his Wis
consin trip. Mrs. Tygum will not re-
turn for a little while yet.
Miss Murn has the best assortment of
millinery and the cheapest in the city,
also a competent milliner. 1t
MRS. Anne Reed returned this week
from Belield, where she had been en-
gagged in professional work.
Mrs. H. Tollefson of Mandan arrived
in the city this week and will spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. James
Birch.
1t was expected that Mrs. John Snyder
of this city would be operated upon al
the Stein hospital this Saturday.
morning.
Among the dentists licensed to
practice in the state as a result of the
July examinations, is E. J.. Hauser of
Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Everett of this
city were we'll acquainted with the late
Gov. johnson at his home in St. Peter,
MINI.
MI. and Mrs. James Birch expect
to leave next week for a trip to Seattle,
Tacoma and other points on the Sound.
They will be absent for several weeks.
B. Lepper, the Mutual Life Ins. Co.
man, returned the last of the week from
a good business trip down on the Mil
waukee. He expected to 60 to Antelope
ON Saturday.
Fred Leonberger of Emerson is Offering
all his horses, farm implements, etc.
at private sale, also his land Office build
ing at Emerson, as he c~ontemplates
leaving for Idaho. where he expects to
engage in the hotel business.
Mrs. Clinton Davis and baby returned
Thursday from Austin, Mimi. where
they have been visiting Mrs. Davis
mother for the past month. Miss
Williamson of Owatonna, Mimi, &C.
companied them and will remain here
for a short visit.
Rev. w. H. Thomas of Taylor wat in
the city this week in his Holaman auto,
the one that turned turtle with Dr.. S. A.
Danford and himself, while going down
a hill near Mott, about three weeks ago.
Neither, the reverend gentlemen or the
auto appear to be any the worse for their
experience.
Miss Ethel Parker met with an &C.
cident Monday which might have re-
suited in serious injury. Her horse
slipped and fell as she was riding past
the First National bank corner. but
she vas fortunately able TO free herself
from the saddle and escaped with only
q few scratches On her arms.
In speaking of the W.. Kirby family
last week. Mrs. j. F. Gaunt was given
as n of the daughters. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. P.
Griswold. The Kirby daughters are Mrs.
j. L. Sizer. Mrs. Geo. Muzzy and Miss
Maude Kirby. Mrs. W. C. Taylor. the
third Oldest daughter. died a year or
SO ago.
A number of the teachers left this
Saturday. morning on No. is for Custer
Trail ranch, Medora, where they will
enjoy a day outing in the Bad Lands,
returning on No. Is in the evening.
They were, Elizabeth Clarke. Anna l.
Hillesheim, Florence Metcalf, Josephine
Mcmillan, Louise C.. Clark, Ella Peter
son. Lizzie Hanson, Ida Torkelson and
Jennie Mason. ..
A party of Duluth business men came
in from the west the first of he week. in
their 40-horse-power Studebaker auto.
The gentlemen had been making a tour
through Minnesota along the Great North
ern and as far as the Yellowstone irri-
CATION project in Montana, thence by
way of Glendive to Dickinson. Their
ca, was shipped from here and they
returned nv Train IN their hnme