The Dickinson press., 1909-09-18

IN billings county.
Miss Eva Drenkel is bookkeeper in
her fathers store. having resigned her
position at the telephone exchange.
L. ]. Dickinson and William Walton
left Thursday for Hunters Hot Springs.
where they will remain for about two
weeks.
Charles Langley received this week a
30-horse power Cadillac auto that he
had purchased in St. Paul while away
on his trip. The car was unloaded
here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Ringer and child
ren arrived from Warsaw, Ind. Wednes-
day and went out north to Bailey, where
they have a homestead and will make
their home in the future.
M. N. Woolery of Hebron wa in the
city on jury duty the first of the week.
The jury of which he was a member was
discharged Wednesday morning and Mr..
Woolery returned to his ..home later on
No. 4.
,,..Wm. Ira Gi]breath of Indiana made
homestead entry on Tuesday on 100
acres in sec. %32-144-e5. This land is
located 3H miles northwest of Dickin-
son and MI. Gilbreath feels good over
having found land so near the city.
Mrs. Emma McCloy, who was sum-
moned to Danville, Virginia. by the
news of the illness of her son, Harold.
found him suffering from a mild attack
OF malarial fever. Mrs. McCloy will 60
to her home at Marietta, Ohio, later.
C. C. Gordon Of Antelope expects to
get possession of the August Koesel
house in R%ichardton early in October
when MI. Koesel leaves for the west Mr..
Gordon does not intend to occupy the
house himself or at least not before
another year.
The following couples were married by
Justice A. P. Folsom this month: Nick
Rimmelong and Miss Anna Mayer. both
OF Dickinson. September 2: c. B. Sans,
Midway, N. D., and Miss Hattie Flater,
Billings, N. D.. September 7; C. L.
Harlic, Helena, Mont, and Reba Mos
buck. Fargo. N. D.. September IA.
The PRESS is in receipt Of the Sep
TENDER number of The Rotary, a maya
zine for children, published at Lisbon,
N. D. The magazine is we'll gotten up.
is illustrated with photo engravines
and contains much matter. %attractively
arranged, that ought to be of interest
10 the children.
The Dickinson Roller Mill Co. have
been making quite extensive improve
ments in their property lately. giving
the machinery a general overhauling.
installing new parts. etc. They expect
to be ready for work about the 25th.
The company is fortunate in having
about two thousand bushels of old wheat
On hand. so they can begin grinding as
soon as their repairs are finished.
Mrs. J.. o. Gray and Mrs. D. F. Ohm
stead came down from Medora Tuesday.
They were accompanied by their aunt.
Mrs. Ida M. Bobb, and her daughter,
Mrs. j. H. Hoffman. of Kansas City,
Mo. Mrs. Bobb, who is a sister of
Mrs. Brewster, formerly of this city,
visited here u years ago and heard
Ex-President Roosevelt deliver. his
famous Fourth Of July grafton. She has
been visiting at Sand Creek and other
points south and expressed great sur
prise at the marvellous changes in this
country. The ladies returned to Medora
Tuesday evening, with the exception ii
Mrs. Gray, who remained to hear Cor
tons Minstrels. She was the guest Of
Mrs. Fred Roquette while in. the city.
H F. Hatch. one Of the pioneer resi-
dents of this city. who was. taken to the
Soldiers Home in Lisbon about a year
ago, has recently been removed from
there to the insane asylum at James
town. County Treasurer John Riessbeck
has. been appointed guardian for Mr..
Hatch and letters received here state
that Mr.. Hatch is very feeble and un-
doubtedly cannot last long. He was
very reticent about his family during
the long number of years he resided in
Dickinson and little is known Of them
even by his closest friends. A sister
in Boston, Miss Evelyn E. Hatch, has
been communicated with, and there are
also another brother and sister in that
city of which nothing definite appears
TO be known.