The Dickinson press., 1909-08-28

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Elmer Bishop of Gorham was in the
city this week.
Jacob Barth. Jr.. came up from Mott
in his auto Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. William Servis returned
from their western trip Saturday.
I. L. Beard returned from a trip to
Glendive the first of the week.
Misses Leone Klinefelter and Pauline
Hagerman spent Sunday at Hebron.
Miss Eva Drenkel returned last week
from several weeks stay in Mandan.
Mrs. Frances Neil spent the week in
Minneapolis, visiting Mrs. E. G. Eddy
Mts. Emma McCloy started Saturday
for Virginia, having received word that
her son, Harold. was i'll.
Miss Marguerite Rudiselle went---.on
Monday to Sanders, Mont. to visit
Misses Ida and Marie Hickman.
Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle and Mrs. Nell
SINNERS went to Medora Saturday to
visit over Sunday with Mrs. Geo.
Burgess.
Miss Rose O'Donnell expects to leave
about the first of September for her home
at Hawley, Mimi. where she will enjoy
a much needed rest.
Joe Cuskelly and little daughter,
Helen. and Miss Anna Cuskelly went
out to Kildeer mountains Monday for a
stay of about two weeks.
Archie Granteer was in the city Satur-
day and Sunday. He has disposed of
his land north and is working at the
carpenter trade with his father at
Wisbaux.
Max LANCE, who had the hard luck
to step on a rusty nail, and a few days
later a large spike. with the same foot,
is now recovering from his crippled
condition.
1. H. Nichols. of the Geo. Heaton
Lumber Co., has charge of the build
ing of one of the two new elevators
being built at Wibaux. The Kalmen
Construction Co. has the other.
H. F. Beeman has secured the con-
tract to build the First State bank at
building at Mott and will begin work at
once. Mr.. Beeman intends also to erect
several cottages to rent, at Mott.
A. R. Castle. who runs an auto live cry
at Mott, came up to the city Sunday
in his touring car, Overland" for
which make Mr.. Castle has the ex-
elusive AGENCY in the territory adj
joining Mott.
MIR. and Mrs. Nate Chase are to have
the management Of the new boarding
house for the Russell Miller Milling Co..
and will begin their duties September
l. MI. Chase will also act as teamster
for the company.
In a letter from Prof. C. H. Clemmer
to friends in this city he writes from
Tacoma, WASH, that he and his wife
will leave that city shortly, for Los
Angeles, where they expect to make their
future home.
Register S. M. Ferris and Receiver
W. A. Mcclure of the Dickinson U. S.
land Office. made a trip to Sentinel Butte
Saturday. they were met at the train
by Commissioner j. B. Stoddard, who
took them in his auto out to the ranch.
where they spent Sunday, returning
to Dickinson Sunday evening.
M. LANCE has purchased the H. F.
Beeman place on West Willard street
and will occupy the house as a home.
besides doing all baking there, using
the present bakery on Sims street for
sales rooms only. A large new oven has
been installed at the new home, and the
new arrangement is much more con-
v~enient in every way.
Sandy Stewart expects to start the
first Of September on an overland trip
to Calgary, Alberta, and will take about
80 head of horses with him. He will
be accompanied by his son. Albert,
and nephew. Edgar Stewart, and per-
haps others. Mr.. Stewart hopes to reach
Portal, N. D.. the gateway to Canada.
in about ten days. He is after a Canadian
homestead and expects to send for his
family next spring.
A head on collision between No. 1
and a stock train late last week resulted
very fortunately in that no one was in
jured. Through a misunderstanding
of orders the stock train, with Engineer
Connell and Conductor Cunningham
in charge, left DeMores on No. is time
with the result that when about a mile
from the siding the two trains met
ONLY the fact that the electric headlight