The Dickinson press., 1909-07-31

AOo NuIn OF Mod0fa spent sunday
in the city.
j. F. Dechandt of Mandan spent Sun
day in the city.
c. H. Pond is having his cottage on
First Ave. W. painted.
Miss Mary Motley is spending a weel
or two in the city.
Wanted-Good girls. good wages paid
Mrs. J. H. Lavine. 1912
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Russell returned from
their Boston trip Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith were ia
Dickinson on Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. R. A. Miller is visiting he1
daughter. Mrs. Geor &c Wiebke, in
Hebron.
A. Ellian, clerk in Reed Bros store,
is passing his vacation at his home in
Milwaukee. Wis.
Miss Minnie Kidd of Mandan was a
guest of her cousin, Miss Jessie Hill,
the past week.
j. G. Homer, the Soules & Butler
hardware man, went to Duluth. on bust
ness Tuesday evening.
Miss Dora Poland returned to Chicago
Monday, after spending several weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Alice Poland.
Mrs. J. H. Lavine is hvaine a large
run Of boarders at the section house,
feeding as many as 80 and 40 at q meal.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. F. Gardner. who
came in from Mikkelson a few days ago.
attended the Interstate fair at Fargo
| this week.
Miss Ada Hamilton, who has been for
several months pianist and s0loist at
the Unique, left Sunday for her home
in jamestown.
Superintendent P. S. Berg will con-
duct a teachers institute at Mott August
4 and will deliver an address in the
evening at 8 80 p. n.
T. F. Roberts lost his valuable I'M
ported Percheron stallion, "Touriste,' -
last week. The horse had heart diseaSe
and dropped dead.
Mrs. David Brown made homestead
proof Tuesday on her claim north of
Gladstone. Albert Olson and Arthur
Davis acted as witnesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cook and son
came up Tuesday on the stage from
New England and left the last of the
week on their western trip.
A Reeder item states that Miss Isla
Russell, of the Dickinson Business
College, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
o. W. Drake, in that town.
The Dickinson Cement Works are
laying a crossing and sidewalk at the
east end of Willard street, near Frank
Hewes' paint shop this week.
j. Vaughn was in Beach last week.
He has a contract to ship 300 yards
of sand to the Russell-Miller Milling Co.,
at that point, for the elevator.
Nathan Foster, who closed out his
fish market at Kent, WASH. some time
ago. has purchased 80 acres of land in
the locality of Great Falls Mont.
Judge W. c. Crawford did not hold
court at Schafer this week ..as was ex-
pected. He secured Judge E. B. Goss
of Minot to occupy the bench in his
stead.
A. A. Rosendahl came in from Fay
cite on Tuesday evening and left the
following day for Devils Lake to visit a
sister whom he has net seen for many
years.
There will be no services at the Con-
gregational church during the next three
weeks. excepting Sunday school and
Christian Endeavor. which will be held
at the usual hours.
John Stein i. moving back to Oak
dale. While in Dickinson he bought a
few colts which he considers will prove
a good investment. Later Mr.. Stein
expects to come in again and do some
more contracting.
J. F. Brodie and j. S. Green were
in Mott Thursday of last week with a
party of big Milwaukee officials and
the officers OF the VIM. H. Brown Co.
The business was securing a Milwau-
kee townsite at that place.
There are things you can get along
without. but to be successful you must
have a business education. Write
Mankato Commercial College. Mankato.
Mimi. for their year book and get infor-
nation that will lead you to fortune. 1p
Vincent Kovash. a prosperous farmer
and stOckgrower from the northwest.
reports that barley is ready for harvest,
but he does not think wheat will be
ready fer the machine for two or three
weeks yet. The crop is good, probably
the best since 1891.
The Misses Emma and Minnie
Rosendahl are spending the summer at
their fathers home several miles from
Fayette. Miss Emma taught school the
past season at the Fred Hoerauf place.
while Miss Minnie taught at the Hugh
Stevenson place on the Missouri river.
Harve Robinson was in Dickinson
several days this week. While Mr..
Robinson has closed out his bank in
terests at Sentinel Butte he does not
expect by any ean to leave the coun-
try. He says that Billings county has
been q good place for him and he expects
to continue as one of her residents.
: H. c. Miethe returned the first of the
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