The Dickinson press., 1909-01-23

Mrs. Viola Homer has purchased the
REIMBURSEMENT on the claim Of Miss
Helen Barber. located near Sentinel Butte
and expects to leave Dickinson about
next June to make her residence on the
land. The plans of the family are not
yet fully made. The land is valuable
and adjoins the claim Of q brother of
Mrs. Homer.
Don't fail to read the A. 7. Crowl &
Co. ad this week. 1t
II you are interested in real bargains
it will pay yon to read the A. 7. Crowl
& Co. ad. It
r. E. Fuller. proprietor of the Fuller
livery stable. has presented his friends
with an exceptionally handsome
calendar. -
Mrs. P. j. Pelissier has been visiting
friends in Bismarck this week. Mr..
Pelissier has also been at the capital
this week.
Supt. L. r. Waldron of the Dickinson
experiment station had an article on
the comparative values of durum and
common wheat in Thursdays Bismarck
Tribune.
Nels Person. the tailor. left Thursday
for New York from which point he. will
set sail for his old home in Sweden. He
will remain in the Old Country only for
a short visit and expects to return to
Dickinson about March list.
Among those from Dickinson who have
been at Bismarck this week for the cleo
ton of Senator M. N. johnson and other
legislative doings, are Mayor &. M.
Frye, Ex-mayor Dan Manning, A. H.
Arnett, A. N. Jefferies, Frank Lish, J.
G. Quinlivan and E. A. Lillibridge.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mccarthy left
Wednesday for Livingstone. Mont.
where Mr.. Mccarthy is employed by the
Northern Pacific. They have been visit
ing Mrs. McCarthy's mother. Mrs. Ella
Fox. :
In the second checker contest between
Representative Tom Evans and Senator
Mclean, Evans was again the winner
with "a games to his credit. Mclean
won IL and IA were q draw. Evans will
accept a challenge from any checker
player in the state. the challenge to
name the stakes.
H. F. Hatch left Thursday for Lisbon
where he will become an inmate Of the
North Dakota soldiers home. Mr..
Hatch is n of the old-timers. of this
section and was a member of the Massa-
chusetts militia emitting him to admit
lance to the home and a pension Of
$12 a month. He raj accompanied on
the trip by John Riessbeck.
Quite a number have filed on home
steads at the land Office the past week.
including John'F. Schieffer of Norwalk,
Wis. Emanuel F. Edwards Of CLARK,
S. D.. Clara Kuntz of Dickinson. Frank
H. Calls Of Sentinel Butte, Jacob
Stickar of Dickinson, Hans H. Person
of Manning, Jonas Berkheimer of Dick
inson. Wasyl Prociow Of Belfield, John
H. Chapman Of Sentinel Butte, Edward
F. Loden of Dickinson. Kate Wolf .of
Alden and Mrs. Viola Homer of Dick
inson.
According to the Missoulian. there has
been q general change Of officials in the
Northern Pacific divisions west Of here.
George 7. Slade who wal eeneral mana
ger of the division east of Trout CT eek,
goes to Baltimore. Md. where he will
be associated with. the Delaware Lacka-
wanna & Western railroad H. c. Mutt,
formerly manager of the division east
of Trout Creek succeeds MI. Slade. Mr..
Mutt successor is B. E. Palmer who
has been general superintendent west Of
that point. Jehn Rapelje. who was al
n time superintendent of the Yellow
stone division which includes Dickinson.
and more recently superintendent Of the
Rocky Mountain division, becomes
general superintendent west Of Trout
Creek. w. c. Showalter. formerly dis
patcher Of the Rocky Mountain divis-
ion, takes Nj. Rapelje' splace
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