The Dickinson press., 1909-05-29
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III TIC OlAQuC COAAACCtAO1CIy osOAS.
J. W. Silver was in from Cedar creek
the past week to look after some bust
ness matters.
James Fitzgerald of Ekalaka was in
the city this week as a witness for G.
r. Wannemacher.
MI. and Mrs. M. R. Lillard arrived
this week from Virginia and are look
ing for places to work.
Mrs. Ole Tolleison returned to Taylor
Thursday after q weeks visit at the
home of her son, 7. Arthur Tollefson.
Miss Grace Wright of Watona. Okla.
arrived in Dickinson Tuesday to spend
the summer with her uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gardner, nine
miles south. 81
w. r. Evertt has purchased 120 acres
of fine land of the Empire Real Estate
& Mortgage Co. The land is near Dick
inson and Mr.. Everett expects to inn
prove it this season.
w. G.. Heisler vent to Kalamaz 90.
Mich. this week to visit relativ es.
He will 60 t o Lima to be present at
the closing school exercises and then
return with Frank Zimmerman. Z
Rev. w. j. Brown was in Medora
Monday night to hold services. While
at the Billings county seat he presented
the county auditor a coyotes head upon
which there is a bounty. The animal
was killed last week by Mr.. Brown in.
the eastern part of Billings county.
The next meeting of the Commercial
Club will come on Wednesday. June 2,
the first Wednesday of the month. A
very important matter, in which the
whole. club should be interested. will
come up at that time and all members
should make it a point to be present.
While in Minneapolis last week. w.
j. Zimmerman met c. E. Gregory and
H. Weston, both engaged in the land
business. Mr.. Weston was formerly q
rancher near the Quinn ranch and is
now a dealer in Cuban lands. Capt.
Gregory still gives his residence Jas
Billings.
A. E. Mas of Zenith was in the city
Wednesday with an old friend. L. L.
French, who just arrived from Virginia.
MI. French is looking over the country
and expects to locate in this vicinity.
His family is visiting in Wisconsin but
will join him as soon as he finds a suit
able location.
Eben Dunlap was shaking hands with
old Dickinson friends this week. Mr..
and Mrs. Dunlap spent the winter in
Oregon, Idaho and Washington and came
to the conclusion that the Dakotas was
the best place fol them. They came
back to Lennon and are now located
near Seim, S. D.
j. w Miles from near Manning
loaded out from this city with lumber
for a barn last Saturday. Mrs. Miles
came out from the southwestern portion
of Wisconsin about a month ago and
seems to like her new home in Dunn
county. Mr.. Miles is an old soldier,
having served in the rebellion for over
four years, and consequently he will be
able to prove up on his homestead at
an early date if he 20 chooses to do.
At St. Joseph's church Monday
morning occurred the wedding of Joseph
Klein and Miss Rosa Ehli, Rev. Fri.
Rabsteinek performing the ceremony.
The ushers were Peter Braun and
Raphael Kunz while the best men were
John Klein and John Ehlii and the
bridesmaids were Misses Flora Wolfe
and M. tHeiser. After the ceremony q
reception was held at the home of the
brides parents.
The musical comedy, THE Ginger
bread Man. delighted a full house
Monday evening. It was it's second
appearance here but the production was
even better than it was last season.
The principals were all good singers
and clever actors. The chorus was Of
good size and appearance and they
could sing and dance in a manner
above the average chorus. In all it's
details the piece was very satisfactory
and the roles were well handled by q
capable company.
The Medora Herald has a good story
in. connection with the visit of c. A.
King. the champion world walker. to
this vicinity. IT. says: IA story of
more or less local interest has to do
with B clerk Of sSupt. B. o. Johnson's
lat Glendive. This clerk had a local
Reputation as q walker and when Mr..
Johnson's car overlook Mr.. King, the
clerk proposed to walk into .Glendive
with him. fifteen miles away. Mr..
King says III brought him into Glendive
in three hours and ten minutes and
he collapsed on the station floor.
"A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Masonic Building association was called
for Saturday evening but owin9 to con-
hicting events very little business was
ldone. The committee on incorporation,
through the chairman, F G. Hebron,
reported that articles Of incorporation
IhadSbeenrhledsWith the secretaryof state.
This practically dissolves the Temporary
asSocaiti6n2a and % soonss7as the charter
Is granted, the directors. who are als0
the incorpOrators, will elect their Officers
and. proceed as ID all corporations.