The Dickinson press., 1909-07-17
LOCAL NEWS.

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Phone 81 for the Lehigh coal. Guar
anteed good. 2-27tf
Thomas Drills and Joneswlle Sulkv
plows, at Drenkel's. gait
We loan money on Homesteads, Farm
Lands, Wild Lands. and Ranches, any
size tract. Write or call Everett Real
Estate & Boan~C o..,sD Dickinson. .s77.rof
T. O. Ramsland was in. from New
England on Thursday.
George HAWKINS Of 1Mino, is, the new
druggist for the Renzie Drug Co.
". L. Richards has 100 acres of flax
Just west of the city that looks very fine.
Charles Wells. an N. P. brakeman.
was called to Iowa this week on account
of the illness Of his mother.
Miss Hazel Fox is spending a month
with her aunt, Mrs. liner. at Mime
apolis. ~ RI
Louis Hahn of the German Mercantile
Co. has returned from a months trip to
the fair and other western points.
Mrs. w. Ely and children went to
Dell Rapids. S. D., on Wednesday to
visit fol- a short time
Mrs. Martha Hoae of Chippewa Falls.
Wis. is visiting at the home Of her
son, Engineer Joe Hoag, in this city.
Miss Luella Brownfield acts as book
keeper at the Dickinson Mercantile. Co.
store during the absence of Miss Currie.
H. C. Miethe came down from Medora
on Thursday. MI. Miethe has been
closing out the remainder of his horses
the past few weeks. .s
Mrs. Mike Drury, Mrs. J. Leonberger
and Wolford and Mrs. P. Mckinley are
expected home from Mandan the first of
the week. -
Rev. w. j. Brown held service at
Medora Thursday evening and at SEN
tinel Butte Friday evening. He will
follow out this plan every two weeks.
John Clarke was up Thursday from
his cattle ranch neal Seim, S. D. He
reports that the range is overstocked
with horses in that part of the country.
Miss Mary Berrineer returned Thursday
from her Mandan visit. Miss Rose
expects to return Sunday and will be &C,
companied by her cousin. Miss Virgie
Croteau. "
Chief of Police Corbett captured the
coon wanted at Mandan for stabbing
a man. Sheriff Oscar Olson came in
from the west Thursday oon and took
the prisoner back to-.Mandan.
F. L. Partridge..came in. from Spring
creek on Thursday with a young man
by the name of Will Simmons, who is
suffering from lung trouble. He was
taken to the Stein hospital.
,...Dan Manning reports that the trees
set in the Young and Simpson parks
this year are doing well. He wants to
3 get some one to do; some c%ultivatina
among the trees as soon as possible. :
Andrew Gibson, former superintendent
on this division of the N. p now
, superintendent of tie and lumber preser-
walton, vas a passenger Thursday en-
route to St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hoae and son Of
Yacolt, WASH. visited the first of the
week at the home of Engineer and Mrs.
Joe Hoag. Walter Hoae is Joe Hoag's
brother and left Friday with his family
for points east. s,s .. .
Harry Annear finished weighing up
his 2, 100 feeces of wool o. Thursday.
, The average was 6 lbs. and the price
24Hc. MI. Annear is thinking strongly
of joining j. C. F. Parker on his western
, trip next week.
The best clips of wool have been bring.
ing from q to 24Hc. The general COM
plant has been that the wool has been
4 sacked damp or allowed to get wet while
on the way to market. This makes il
= bad for both grow er and buyer.
w. A. Ludwick, a representative Of
, the Bismarck Tribune who has been in
the city collecting data for the history
! the Tribune Go. is to publish, was oper.
ated on at the Stein Thursday for ap.
: pendicitis. He is getting along salts.
factorily.
Percy Powers. who is employed on the
N. p. sprained the liganents in his
left foot Tuesday by falling down an
embankment at Fryeburg. He is going
around on clutches and will be kept
from his work a number of days.
The New England school board did q
good job this. week in electing John
Connolly clerk, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Miss Susie
Harrison. The board voted to have
eight months of schooling instead o.