The Dickinson press., 1909-08-28

W. Y. Barrett Of Alpha was in the
city this week.
Andy Shipley was in Tuesday to get
more binding Irvine.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Mars are expected
backthe first of the week.
H. F. Ruses of Sentinel Butte was in
the city several days this week.
Mrs. M. 8. Nelson of Beldeld was in
the city Tuesday on a shopping Trip.
Mrs. S. ]. Dunlap. wife of Conductor
Dunlap. entertained last Saturday at her
home in Mandan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ward have been
visiting for two weeks at the J. A.
Kemble home northeast Of Dickinson.
G. E. McWalty of Wanenmackee,
Wis, recently arrived in the city. He
has gone out to the H. C. Short ranch
10 assist in hayins.
T. o. Ramsland came in from Mott
on Monday and went west. He is look
ing forward to a great sale at New
England on September 9th.
S. P. C"ta has just finished with a
t~hree-weeks' siege of work in the dent
lists Office. The toothache has left him
and he feels all right again.
Monday night merurcy dropped to So
degrees. or four degrees cooler than the
previous night. This was following
the Monday afternoon storm.
Judge Crawford goes to Medora today
Saturday. to pass sentence upon the
half breed Gerome Who recently plead
guilty to the charge of horse stealing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tygum left the
first of the week for DeForest, Wis.
Mrs. Tygum will remain for a month or
more, while Mr.. Tygum only expects to
be away ten days.
j. A. Kemble was in on Saturday to
meet B. F. Thomas of Lansing. Iowa,
who came out to get his wife who had
been visiting for a month with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Kemble.
Misses Susie and Jessie Penderaast
will be in the city about the third of
September in time for the opening of
school. September 7. They will stay at
the home of their grandfather, Justice
A. P. Folsom.
Misses Julia and Mona Finger re-
turned to their home in Minneapolis to-
day Saturday. after a visit for about
six weeks with their sisters, Mrs. R.
Finger of South Heart and Mrs. C. z.
Angel of this city.
j. H. Saunders. a nephew of Capt. j.
G. Saunders, went east on Sunday
after spending a few days in the city.
Mr.. Saunders is q typewriter expert and
belongs in Virginia. but Of late years
has been trading all over the United
States.
You would attend a business college
if you had a first-class college near
your home. Don't you know that Man.
kato Commercial College. Mankato.
Mimi. practically brings education to
your door. It pays your fare. Write
and learn all about it. Up
A local lodge Of the brotherhood of
Owls was instituted Sunday by M. P.
McEachron. organizer, who first came
to the city several weeks ago. The
organization was only partially COM
pleted. however. and will probably be
perfected Sunday with quite a large
membership.
w. A. Hodge of Madison, Wis,
brother of the late John Hodge of Glad
stone, was in the city the past week
and disposed of the old homestead to
W. L. Prindle. Mr.. Hodges father be-
came interested in the land ~ years
ago. being interested at that time with
the promoters of the Gladstone colony.
j. C. F. Parker has purchased the
eH of section 25-140-96 Of C. E
Gregory's mother. The land is located
one mile north and two miles east
of Dickinson and is a very choice tract.
II contains one of the finest building
stone quarries in the country. Mr.. Par
ker and his son, Charlie. also have $40
acres of fine land north of Glendive.
Old-timers were pleased to meet E.G.
Paddock who recently came on from
California. Mr.. Paddock is now enjoy
ing good health and will be around fol
q month OF two looking after business
matters. He has a %eleven-acre fruit
orchard in California which he consid-
ers worth $14. 600. 1t has made a nice
advance in price since he bought last
year.