The Dickinson press., 1909-10-09
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Miss Violet George is working nights
in the telephone exchange in Glendive.
Mrs. F. G. Funk went to Bismarck
Saturday, where she will visit her par
ents for several weeks.
A son was born recently 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. c. G. Simpson at Grand Ju notion,
Col.
Rev. w. j. Brown went to Sentinel
Butte Tuesday to hold services that
evening.
The Bismarck electric light company
will furnish power for the plant at
Mandan. /.
W. j. Zimmerman and Joe CuskeIly
returned Saturday from Chicago where
they had been with stock.
Miss Ella McDonough. a daughter
of John McDonough, went to Missoula
Monday. where she has employment.
Mrs. John Wassener of Glendive
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson this.
week. =
The. Russell Commission Co. of this
city shipped a carload of butter and
eges to the eastern markets this week.
Mrs. James C. Mullaney of BelAeld,
who has been visiting the family of j.
O. Mullaney. returned to her home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dulwich. parents
of Mrs. Louis Lenhardt, arrived Sunday
from Hungary and will make this place
their future home.
Alfred and Harry Hauser, who are
attending school at Fargo. visited their
brother, Dr.. E. J. Hauser, from Satur-
day until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Phelan arrived
Wednesday from Bowman and we're the
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Dobson
while in the city.
DR.. Charest of Fargo. specialist in
nervous diseases and chronic ailments
will visit Dickinson Friday, October is,
at St. Paul hotel. 1O-2-3t
Archie Granteer came down from
Wibaux last week and returned Tuesday
for another weeks work there before
going to the ranch. :.
Miss Merifield was in from the Meri-
field ranch ear Medora on Friday last
a nd purchased 40 acres of scrip land
while in the city.
First-class repair work on watches
and clocks and jewelry, at M. A.
Scher6ius'. Jeweler and Optician.
Official N. P. watch inspector. It
Bonnie L. Linn, a rancher of Wilson,
Wyo.. and we'll known in this city,
was married recently at Wilson. to Mrs.
Kittie Swaney, formerly of Republic,
Kansas. =
N. F. Boucher. former warden of the
state p~enitentiary and a well known
attorney, has removed with his family
from Bismarck to Los Angeles where
they will make their future horne.
Charles DeEoe started in this week
to install his bowling alleys in the ar
mory basement. He will be ready in
a few days for the public and promises
one of the best places of it's kind to be
found anywhere.
o. Schwarts is back from a few
weeks trip in the Twin cities. He
returned e the Milwaukee and visited
his farm six miles south of Reeder,
where he has just harvested a rs acre
oat crop.
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Current of Seattle
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Dyer of
Belfeld a few days last week. They
left for their ranch the last of the week
and expected to return to Seattle via
Milwaukee road.
Mrs. E. A. Misrath, mother of Fred
Turner. arrived in the city this week
from her eastern Trip and will visit
with her sons family and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Cfowl. Mrs. Misrath will
20 to Haley later 10 visit another son,
IG. T. Crowl. before returning to her
home in Spokane. WASH.
S l. Carroll met with quite a 10. g
Saturday, when upon going into his
barn in the morning he found the big
gray horse that. has been driven on
the street sprinkler during the summer
lying dead in his stall. The horse had
evidently died of heart failure as there
was no sign of any struggle. 1t will
probably cost Mr.. Carroll $225 to re-
place him.
The Catholic ladies of St. Patrick
church will hold their annual fair Octo-
Der 10, 20 and 81 at the opera house.
Supper will be served each evening be-
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