The Dickinson press., 1909-11-20

A. L. Hughes of Taylor was in the
city Saturday.
Wm. Haskins of Edton was in the
city Monday.
Carl Collins was in from Belaeld
Monday.
S. D. Greee was in the city Monday
from Gladstone.
Fred Leonberger came in from Emerson
in sleigh this week.
Albert Meyer of Belfield was in the
city Tuesday.
J. r. Stewart was laid up with bad
cold this week.
Commissioner A. Jopp was in the city
from Gladstone on business Saturday.
Sam Gjerup of Fayetle was in the city
a couple of days the first of the week.
A. F. Mischief of Richardton was
in the city on business Tuesday.
A. M. .Schuster and wife of Wibaux
were registered In the city on Tuesday.
Mrs. Allen Harleman was quite seri-
ously i'll the f,rst Of the week.
Miss Mabel Cummings, of the PRESS
force. is enjoying a months vacation
from her duties.
VIM. Madison. who Is attending the
Dickinson Business college, spent Sun
day with relatives in Taylor.
Miss Margaret Currie was laid up with
sciatic rheumatism this week. at the
farm southeast Of the city.
Mra W. NJ Cloush, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Culp.
returned Tuesday to her home at Boyce-
vile. Wis.
Fred funnel. who recently disposed
Of his ranch property near Oakdale,
was in the city the first of the week and
left Tuesday night for a trip east.
D. Hayes of Dallas, S. D.. arrived in
the city the FIRST of the week and went
out to Mary to visit his two brothers at
that place.
Fred Rowe. who drives milk wagon
for The Brown Dairy, returned Oh Mon
day from Canada, where he had been to
look after his land interests
Austin Mead was in the city from Bel
field the first Of the week to meet his
wife who has been visiting relatives in
Wadena, Minn., for the past month.
Chas. Tracy and a number of his
threshine crew came up from Taylor
Saturday. Mr.. Tracy will continue
threshine for month or six weeks yet,
if the weather holds favorable.
VIM. Nichol and Miss Tanner Nichol
came in from the Coast country few
days ago and are visiting relatives, the
Fisher families. at Green river and this
city.
d.. Stephen Fisher left Tuesday on
a trip to the Twin cities. Milwaukee
and Chicago. where he will arrange for
nurses, etc. Necessary to complete the
sta6 of the new hospital to be opened
in short time.
p. S. Pederson was home the first of
the week from his work at Beach.
wibaux and other points west He
recently finished job of mason work
at Medora, where his brother. Christ
Peterson. is in tn. merchandise busi-
ness.
Married. at the Congregational par
sonaae BY Rev. W.. J. Brown. Monday,
November IS, H. H. Halstead and Miss
Hazel Sperry. both of Beach. Mr.. and
Mrs. Halstead returned to Beach Tues
day evening, where they will make their
home, both having farms near that
place.
Mrs. Ole Tollefson was up from Taylor
for a couple of days the first of the
week. Her daughter. Miss Edna,
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. c. D.: Litch
to St. Pau' Tuesday night, whese she
will remain for q time to have her eyes
treated. Mrs : Toilefson returned ia
Taylor Wednesday.
E. F.. Messersmith is looking after q
field of shock fax threshine east of the
city. He thinks that the snow will net
injue the crop and he hopes to b. able
to gst the threshing done very soon.
The Smith machine was delayed while
trying to fit up for threading the r. j.
Craig crop of timothy, otherwise this