The Dickinson press., 1909-06-26

Geo. Burgess was down for the horse
sales.
Richard Dahlke was in from Taylor
on Tuesday.
John Mead went to the Cannon Ball
Wednesday.
Fred Bolte of Richardton was in the
city on Wednesday.
Miss Kate Coleman wal in Bism arck
Tuesday on business.
John Goodall was in from his ranch in
Mckenzie county this week.
j. H. Cronkite of New England was
in to attend the horse sale.
A brother of Fl. Dignam's was married
at Dublin, Ireland, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Carlson were down
from Belfield on Tuesday and Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Christ Peterson and
children of Medora spent Sunday in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Mcclure and
daughters were with relatives in Glad
stone Sunday.
J. j. Murphy of the. Security State
bank of New England was a business
visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. w. S. Russell returned Saturday
from Los Angeles. Cal. where she had
been spending the winter.
Fl. Rabsteinek left Monday for Fargo.
He will also visit in Hankinson and
will be absent some time.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Weathers and
little child. from Milestone. Mont. are
spending a few days in the city.
Deane Wiley and Miss Mildred Smith
have returned home from the North
Dakota University for the summer
Mrs. Charles Kono and two children,
Helen and Carl left Wednesday for
Akron, Iowa. for a visit with relatives.
The prizes at the Unique Friday
evening were won by Dewey Wiley,
who drew the 81 cash prize and Michael
Mckinley the 81 order.
Mrs. j. A. Belden left Wednesday fol-
Spokane. She will be joined in a few
days by her hubsand and son. Archie
Belden. and all will 60 to Seattle to
take in the fair.
Editor w. A. Carter installed. a new
Diamond press this week and in the
future will be able to print his paper
at the rate Of. 1, 900 to 1900 per hour,
with or without power.
j. C. F. Parker was out southwest the
past week and contracted with Charles
Holton for 100 head of ewes and calves,
so head to he delivered the 18th of July
and the balance in the fall.
O. S. Chase came up from Lennon
for the horse sale. He was accompanied
by his daughter, Miss da Chase, book
keeper at the Vaughn Office; who will
spend the Fourth with her parents.
j. Leonberaer and MILFORD went to
Connolly this week. Mr.. Leonberger
returned at once but the boy remained for
a visit with his brother, Fred Leonber-
ger, until after the Fourth. Mrs. Leon
berger will also spend the Fourth at Con-
molly where a celebration will be held.
THE Burgomaster, always the most
pleasing and popular of all the Pixley &
Luder's successes. has been kept right
up-to-date and even a little beyond.
This cas- will prove no exception to
the rule. and MANAGER VIM. P. Cullen
promises the original metropolitan pro-
duction.
There vas a free demonstration of the
One Minute Coffee. Pot at A. T. Crowl's
Wednesday and all visitors were served
with lot coffee and waters. Mrs. A. +.
Ctowl and Miss Crowl had charge of
the demonstration department. The
affair was not only successful. in the
way of introducing the 'One Minute
coffee pots. but also from a social stand
point.
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Byron Mabon, general manager of
the Mabon Land Co. of 81. Paul, was in
the city on Wednesday. He was on his
way to Portland and points west and
will return via the Canadian Pacific.
Mrs. Mabon and son. C. T. Mabon and
another. son. G. M. Mabon of Iowa, are
enjoying this trip which is being made
by night travel. the daylight being
used visiting cities of Importance along
the line. The Mabons are very success
full real estate people and have some
fine acreage holdings in this part Of
North Dakota.
ALONE IN SAW MILL AT MID
NIGHT
unmindful of dampness, drafts, storms
or cold, w. i. Atkins worked as Night
Waterman, at Banner Springs, Tenn.
Such exposure gave him severe cold
that settled on his lungs. At last he
~ Give IN work He tried manu-