The Dickinson press., 1909-07-03
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Edward Holmes of St. Paul, spent
Sunday in the city.
G. A: Steinbrueck returned last week
from a trip to St. Paul.
Carl Brucker of Mandan was amoaf
those up to see Sundays game.
George D. Upwright of South Heart
was down Saturday for the show.
Cashier John Courtney of Taylor had
business in the city Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John Heenan went to Missoula
on Monday. Mr.. Heenan has work with
the N. P. there.
w. A. Reed went to Hunters Hot
Springs and the National Park on
Wednesday for a few days.
:, Rev. Fr. Leonard Eberle arrived last
Saturday from South Russia. He will
visit his mother. Mrs. Phillip KluR.
August Vetterlein recently returned
from the Graber locality where he had
BEEN teaching, ETC..
Feather beds and pillows renovated
by J. B. Thompson by the vacuum
process. phone 83J. 7-3-4t
Senator Ferdinand Leutz was return
ing Wednesday night to Hebron from q
business trip to Glendive.
The trains from the west Tuesday and
Wednesday were badly delayed by
washouts, caused by the heavy rains.
Max Bloom Of Taylor recently loaded
q car of 'baled hay for Montana points
for which he received $12 per ton TO- b.
J. P. Tinele was at the train Monday
to meet his neice. Miss Radie Tinele,
on her way from the east to Spokane
and Seattle.
Albert Mack drove in the first of
the week from his homestead north of
Fayette. He was accompanied by Dan
Schlaneen.
Mrs. Sarah E. C. Beck, one of the
early settlers of Dickinson, has purchased
q home in Tully. N. r.. moving from
nottingham, Ohio.
Miss Clara Tollefson of Miles City,
who had been spending q few weeks
with Miss Edna To]lefson in this city,
retired home Wednesday.
Fred Williams, who has been playing
on the ball team, has finished work for
the N. P. and left town. His departure
is a loss to the team as he was M of
the star players.
Fall term of the Mankato Commercial
College. Mankato, MIMI, opens Sept. 1.
1t is best to start with beginning
classes. Send for their year book. It
is free. Up
l. The local banks will close on Satur-
days, after July 3, at noon until the
first of September. Business men who
wish to do banking on Saturdays should
plan to get around during the forenoon.
Last week. Rev. Fr. T. L. Rabsteinek
visited in Aberdeen. S. D., where he
had not been for 20 years. He also went
to Tabor. his first parish 81 years ago.
j. E. Phelan and son. C. j. Phelan.
came in from Bowman on Sunday. On
Monday MI. and Mrs. Phelan went to
Minneapolis, returning during the week
to Bowman. C.. j. Phelan returned to
the Milwaukee with his auto.
The Rattan Saddlery Co. of this city
will have an exhibit of the famous
Rattan saddles at Medora next Monday.
during the big celebration. Three of
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contest will be saddles from this shop
The bids for the construction of the
new Merchants State bank at Bismarck
and the heating, plumbing and electric
wiring of the same were opened June Is.
The bid of the Dickinson Heating &
Plumbing Co., at So, 1877. was the lowest
for the latter work and they will be
awarded the contract.
Another murder similar to the john
son-1ndeGaard one which was recently
tried at Bismarck, was committed in
Morton county last week. Ray Urich,
q farmer from STRAIN was shot and killed
by John Schmalz. The quarrel, like
the n between Johnson and %Indegaard,
was owe a load of coal.
Charles Lambie, the Gotzian shoe
man. who was here last spring in his
triD on foot to Seattle. had an exciting
experience near Missoula last week. He
had a desperate fight with hobos. who
attempted to hold him up. 1ambie was
but in the fight he broke the arm of one
of his assailants with the cant and
the other took to flight. Lambie band
AGED the wounded mans arm and went
on his way.
There are some good Fourth of July
windows in the business section. The
Welton Mcdonald drug store has two
elaborate windows and a large stock of
Fourth of July goods. F. M. Thompson
has a good display. Other places car
ryinG lines Of fireworks include Gordon
DoddT. j. Greene & Co.. D. E. Crow
ley, George Drenkel, F. M. Smith and
Fred Freeman.
A large number Of Dickinson people
are planning to attend the Medora cele-
bration Monday. A number intend to
take in the big time at New England
July 3. Other celebrations which will
draw their crowds are Hebron and Mid
way July 3. Daglum July S. Horswill.
Oakdale, R%ichardton, July S. With all
these places to select from those who
wish to spend their Fourth out of town
can find. some place which will appeal
to them.
Another dood hill was offered at the