The Dickinson press., 1909-02-20
ACCOUNTS
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UNITED STATES DEPos,TARy
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. S. S. Sutherland is seriously ill
ut her home.
Rev. W. j. Brown has been in Fargo
the past week.
q, George Burgess was down from Medora
during the week.
Ludwig Hatzenbeihler of Gaylord was
4 visitor in the city over Sunday.
Wanted-a girl for general house,
work: good wages and steady position.
Mrs. H. c. Berry. z 2o-tf
Christ Yaeeer of Dickinson underwent
a slight operation at the Stein hospital
last Saturday.
Miss Selma Swanson. who has a home
stead near here, is at the Stein hospital
for treatment.
Miss Ida Chase of Mott was a guest
last week of her cousin, N. E. Chase
and family.
Paul LEM, who lives nine miles south
of Richardton. was %transacting business
in Dickinson Tuesday.
George M. Laird of Duluth, Mimi,
special land office agent, has been in
Dickinson the past week.
Ernest Stieg of Richardton was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis at the Stein
hospital on Wednesday.
Mrs. Anne Reed, the nurse. has been
at Belfeld the past week on q case, an
operation for appendicitis.
Q. Lawhead. Oscar and Earl Neal of
Gladstone were business visitors in
Dickinson last Saturday.
The first of the week. Ed. L~enneville
shot a wolf a few miles east of the city.
The state bounty amounts to 81. so and
Mr.. Lenneville thinks that the hide will
net him around 81. 90.
N. 1. Mcbride began the erection
of a house which he will rent as a ten
ement in the eastern part of the city on
First Street North the past week. Soules
& Butler are the contractors.
Communication proofs were made at the
land Office this week by Leomdas Cas-
hiatt of Alexander, John A. Jaeger of
Beach. and Harlow G. Cotton of New
England. Andy Daughetes of Alexand er
made final five year proof
Einar Sholl, postmaster at Shollsmade,
nine miles south of Daglum, was in
town the past week. He is putting up a
store and getting in a stock of goods to
supply the people in his locality.
South Heart will be his railroad point.
J. W. Gruschus of Sebastopal, CAL,
writes that they miss the sleigh rides
in that part Of the country but find boat
riding a good substitute in winter
weather. The strawberries are in bloom
and the family is enjoying good health.
Miss Anna Stein, the matron of the
Stein hospital, who is taking a special
course of study at Chicago. is expected
home about March 1. Dr.. H. A. Davis
and Miss Florence Davis who are also
in Chicago, will return at the same
time.
The boys of Miss Colwell's grade,
who took part in the flag drill at the Lin
coin exercises in the armory last week
Friday. had their photograph taken at
the Osborn studio Saturday. A copy of
the picture on a s~tereoptican slide has
been shown at the Unique this week.
The Wimbledon News c%orroborates the
announcement made in the PRESS
several weeks ago of a second new
drug store in Dickinson. 1t says: d.
E. Crowley returned home Sunday even
ing from a business trip to various
points in N. D.. and Montana. Mr..
Crowley has picked out a new location
Al Dickinson and will move the DRUG
store in the Nolan block some time in
the near future"
There were six candidates initiated
at the regular meeting of the Dickinson
lodge of Elks Tuesday evening. The
new members are H. A. Burgeson and
E. J. Partridge of Dickinson, j. B.
Stoddard and Otto Streusrudt of Senti-
mel Butte, William Mccarthy of Mikkel-
son and Fred Gorham of Medora. The
membership Of the lodge is growing
rapidly at the rate of from three to
eve new applications at each meet
in9. Tuesday night applications were
received from seven prospective mem
beEA