The Dickinson press., 1909-09-04
LOCAL NEWS

Tuesday. Sept, q. II RS
%. X. will give their opening dance
Of the season Al the arrmory next Wednes-
day. 81. q
e Nels Waldahl Of Sentinel Butte is
receiving medical treatment at the
Stein.
Misses Letta Williams and Bessie
Rozelle, of Medora, were in the city
Tuesday.
Miss Cora Townley Of Beach was
operated on for appendicitis at the
Stein Monday.
Deane Wiley expects to return to his
college work at Grand Forks about the
middle Of this month.
Dining room girls and kitchen help
wanted at the Square Deal Boarding
House, Beach, N. D.. o-4-3t
Mrs, Joseph Messersmith entertained
the Dorcas society at her home on Sims
street Friday afternoon.
Mrs. o. W. Drake, of this city was
operated on at the Stein hospital Sun
day for some minor trouble.
RUSSELL Berg will enter the State
University at Grand Forks this year and
will probably leave about the 10th.
Miss Mary Pelissier expects to leave
for 81. Paul Monday to attend St.
GATHERINGS school the coming year.
Misses Florence and Ellen Walton
expect to leave the first of the week for
their school, ST. GATHERINGS, St Paul.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Max Beres, Mon
day. Aug. 80. a daughter. This makes
10 in family for Mr.. and Mrs. Beres.
Guy Dickinson and George Wageoner
are expected, home today, Saturday,
from their trip north of the Big Missouri.
Mrs. j. W. Britt of Medora who was
operated upon for appendicitis at the
Stein hospital Saturday is making a
rapid recovery.
Joe Cuskelly and daughter, Helen,
Miss Anna Cuskelly and her brother
Slime are all expected to return from
the ranch Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Haynes. reporter on the
Post, expects to leave for st. Paul Mon
day and will spend several days at the
State fail there next week.
A letter received in the city states
that Miss Edith Kihm, who formerly
lived here. is visiting the family of
E. L. Scofield in San Diego. Cal.
Dr.. A.W. Ide of the Brainerd hospital
visited DR.. Beach few days this week.
Dr.. Ide was returning from a tour of the
west including the Seattle fair and
National park.
Timothy Cuskelly finished threshine
this week and has 1000 bushels Of
mixed wheat and oats from a "a acre
field. Mr.. Cuskelly.aiso raised 500 BUSH
els of barley this wear.
Mrs. w. Steele, a former resident of
Dickinson, who visited here this sum-
mel, has a position as housekeeper for
Jack Whittam of Glendive, and will not
return to Idaho at present. Her SON
in-law, Will Pryor. was married while
Mrs. Steele was, here on her visit.
Joseph Cook Of Mechanicsville, Iowa.
arrived in the city Saturday. On Satur-
day evening MI. Cook went to Sentinel
Butte to look after some horses which
he owns there. He was accompanied
by his son, John, of the PRESS force,
who spent Sunday and Monday at the
ranch.
The fire of Thursday night in the office
of the Deutsche Zukunft, edited by
Valentine Koch on the South Side,
damaged the building probably one
fourth of its value. The contents,
although considerably damaged. are not
a total less. The fire originated in a
shed or lean-to at the back of the build
ing, occupied by Jacob Ehli for a car
penter shop and the tools were burned.
Mr.. Koch carried $500 insurance on the
building and $500 on the contents.
H. L. Dickinson is making extensive
repairs and alterations on his residence
on Sims street. A new dining room.
with large bay window, is being added
on the south, the kitchen is being en-
larged and the basement will be extend
ed under these additions. In the second
story two bedrooms and a bath room
will be added. A large porch will be
built on the south, the present dining
room will be used for a library and oah
pillars will be placed in the archway
between the library and living room.
A new heating plant will be installed.
The house will be a model of comfort
and convenience when finished. Lex
Auner has the contract for the work.
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