The Dickinson press., 1909-07-10

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moved to the Simpson cottage on Sim
street.
The s-year-old son Of Paul Brown Of
South Dickinson died last Friday.
Services were held on Sunday.
Miss Bessie Otterson left Monday even
ing for Starbuck. Mimi. where she
will spend On extended vacation.
John Stein started six teams excavat-
ing on the high shool basement Monday
morning. He had more help later in
the week.
j. B. Zimmerman. formerly jeweler for
H. NJ Roberts, left this week for Mon
tana where he will locate at some
point.
independence day was observed in
all the churches Sunday with patriotic
sermons and special music. including
the national airs.
The public should not forget that the
local banks close at IL O'Clock Saturday
afternoons until September l., commenc-
ing today.
F. W. Smith has moved mis- family
here from jamestown. They arc living
in the E. E. Cook house on First Avenue
west.
F.. H. Van Vleet wal in from Fayette
the first Of the week with his sister. Mrs.
Grace Boyd. who was returning to her
home in Canada.
Supt. Arthur Miller of the RUSSELL
Miller Milling Co.. Of Minneapolis. has
been in the city this week on business
connected with the -four mill.
Charles Enelebret has finished work in
the A. M. Pomroy drug store. After
spending several weeks 1t a ranch out
in the country, he will 60 to Miles
City, where he has a position.
Martin Kowis. who is employed
north of here. was in the city Saturday.
He is anxious to get traces Of his
brother. John Kowis. whom he has not
seen for many years. The latter was
employed in Dickinson several years
ago. and then went to Montana where
all trace of him has been lost.
Floyd Junkin. the Oldest son of Walter
Junkin, injured his right hand severely
recently. He was cranking tile automo.
bile when the iron flew back, striking
his wrist and breaking it in three
places. The arm and hand were badl,
swollen the first of the week and il
will be some time before he will have
the use of his hand again.
A Beach exchange says "Rev. F. L.
Watkins has been in Beach for severa
days with the purpose in view of organ
izina a Methodist church at this point
He conducted a service at the old schoo
house last evening after which the plan
for the future were discussed. It i
expected that at least a regular service
will be inaugurated at this place which
will be held some evening during tn
week."
Daniel R. Forbes writes the PRES
from Elma. Wash: I'VE could not keel
house without getting the PRESS as
lis like getting a letter from hom'
every week. am glad to see that you
city is still in the lead..in all kinds o
building and improvements. 1t is til,
busiest. little city between. there an,
the coast. That part of the country ha
a warm place in my heart and Away
will"
j. F. Brodie attended the big doing
at Bowman the Fourth. He reports tina
the ball games resulted as follows
morning. Scranton S, Bowman 3; after
noon, Scranton 2. Bowman /. As h
is a Scranton boomer. the results o
the games were more than pleasing t
him and he thinks Scranton has tn
crack team of the Milwaukee towns. I
is hoped a game can be arranged witt
Dickinson.
Saturday night a special train o
Pullmans passed through here, havin
on board the world-famed lola Knigh
Rank team of knights of Pythias and
big delegation of Ohio and Minnesot1
Pythians. There are 1903 people in tn
team which is from Dayton, Ohio, an
they presented the great drama ''Damo1
& Pythias. at Seattle this week whic
was observed as Pythian week. Tn
costumes for the play are worth $50. 90
alone.
From Belfeld comes the note tha
Auditor McGregor of Billings county we
in that place last week Thursday lookin
after Sam Lowery. who is staying 6
the Belield hotel. The Billings official
had a place fixed up at Medora and
man hired at $50 a month to care fl
Lowery but since the recent heavy rains
it has been impossible 10 get to Ii
place. So Auditor McGregor came dow
to make arrangements for keeping hill
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