The Dickinson press., 1909-10-02
III. u. Bran,
City Tailor

help. Cleanlng, pressing ana re.
pairing tor both ladies' and gents.
c. D. Litch returned Saturday from a
visit at Mandan.
WP. Brannon went to jamestown on
business Monday.
Attorney H. +. Haney of Belfield was
in the city Tuesday.
VIM Hecht of Taylor was in the city
on business Saturday.
Miss Elsie Sullivan is new waitress
at the N. P. depot restaurant
Charles Phelan autoed up from Bow
man and spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Mabel Cummings of the PRESS
was quite ill last Friday and Saturday
as result Of ptomaine poisoning.
Albert Olson of Taylor was in Dickin-
son Monday attending to some business
matters.
Attorney F. C. Heffron returned from
a business trip to Bismarck the first of
the weeA. IT.
Miss Emma Coleman came up from
Bismarck for few days visit in the
city, returning to her home Tuesday.
W. T. Hendren opened new. we'll
stocked general store in Bel6eld about
two weeks ago and is having good
trade.
Mrs. A. G. Appenzeller, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry
Roberts. returned to Miles City the first
of the week.
Mrs. Frank Payne, of Wibaux who
brought her. little daughter 10 the city
last week formedical treatment. returned
home Monday. d
DR.. Charest of Fargo, specialist in
nervous diseases and chronic ailments
will visit Dickinson Friday. October IS.
at St. Paul hotel. 10-2-3t
T. E. McGregor, who was in the city
last week to look after his stock ship
ping interests returned the last of this
week to his ranch near Ellsworth. "
Howard Penhale, who had been a
guest at the home of Attorney W. F.
Burnett for about week, left Tuesday
for his home in Calgary, Alberta.
D. B. Zimmerman, well known in
Dickinson. was at Mcintosh. down On
the Milwaukee, a short time ago look
ing after his fall cattle shipments.
Miss Imogene Hanson, dauehter Of
Foreman W. H. Hanson of the H T
ranch, came in from the ranch Friday
and left on Monday for Valley City
where she will attend the state normal
school for the coming year.
W. H. Hanson, one of the foremen
on the H T ranch was in the city on
business last Saturday. He returned
to the ranch Sunday and took with him
the new camping wagon made especially
for him by Fred Turner. The wagon is
fitted up with every comfort and con-
venience and will be used by Mr.. Han
son on his hunting trips.
About Is of Mamie McDonoueh's little
friends surprised her on Saturday even
ing of last week at the home of Mrs.
Will Carroll. The young people brought
lunch with them, and as the older
members of the family had been
notified. abundant refreshments were
provided and the little folks passed the
evening very happily with games and
other amusements.
The PRESS is in receipt of an an
nouncement of the marriage of Evro
Beckett, oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Beckett, to Miss Julia Louise Vanassa,
Of Seattle. Evro can be claimed as one
of Dickinson native sons, having been
born in this city where his parents
were married and where they subse-
quently resided for q number of years
As is we'll known to all old timers
Hugh Beckett went to the Klondyke in 81
and was fortunate in securing a share
of the, gold of that famed region. He
moved his family to Seattle later and
that city has since been their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evro Beckett will also
make their home in Seattle.
Christ Lauser, wife and three sons
and four daughters arrived in Dickinson
this week from Milbank, S. D.. en- route
to Oakdale where they are taking home.
steads about two miles west of the Kill
deer mountains. They had carload Of
goods, ten cattle and two good teams.
They expected to Oct their goods hauled
out during the week and planned to gel
lumber for house at Manning. MI.
Lauser has been a arenter of land in s.
D. for several years and he has made
up his mind now to build up home Of
his own and also to get land for hi.
children. He has one son who is in
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