The Dickinson press., 1909-12-25

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l would like plain sewing 10 do at my
home. Mrs. C. L. Lamberson, 1873 First
Ave. W. 12-25-2p
Frank Hewes left Friday afternoon for
Hettinger, N. D., when he will spend q
few days and then take a trip west.
Mrs. Dr.. H. Anderson 10 recovering
rapidly from an attack of acute bFon-
chitis.
John Brown of Richardton thinks that
this has beer the severest December he
has known in his residence of 81 years
in Stark county.
Adele Berg daughter of P. A. Berg,
left Tuesday to spend the holiday season
with her grandparents in Rush City and
Wyoming, Mimi.
Mrs. Michael Frank, Jr.. who lives
II miles south of the city, was quite i'll
the first of the week but is repor ted
better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brademeyer and
son of Taylor visited friends and did
Christmas shopping in the city the first
of the week.
Rollie Fredericks, of South Dickinson
lost their ive-months' old baby last week
from some infant disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Funck now have
rooms at the Paul Haeerman house.
moving from the Ed. Persons home the
first of the week.
Reuben Lyon drove out Tuesday about
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homesteader who were out from Wis
David Roberts went out with Mr..
Sutherland on Tuesday to make some
pump repairs at the stock farm of the
later's west of the city.
Frank F. Nadvorick was in Dickinson
on Tuesday to make homestead proof al
the Dickinson U. S. land Office. Anton
Burda and Joseph Kudrna acted as wit
nesses.
Miss Beatrice Lightbody of the Billings
County Herald and Miss Geraldine Will
liams were down from Medora last
Saturday to do some Christmas shopping.
Last Saturday. December 18. Richard
D. Bartlett of Miles City and Miss Nellie
N. Welsh of Key West, MIMI, were
married in this city by Justice A. P.
Folsom. Reuben A. Lyon and W. N.
MONTGOMERY acted as witnesses.
H. B. Powers. formerly of Dickinson.
now with the Karl" a Red Lodge,
Mont, says that the PRESS to him is
like a message from home" He wishes
to be remembered 10 old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jeness and child
left Tuesday to visit several weeks with
relatives in Wyndham, MINI. They
also visit in Fargo en- route.
Mrs. Ella Sowle and daughter. Mrs.
Edwin Vaudell, and Mrs. Jennie S.. Bal
ley arrived Saturday night and took the
train east a few days late for Wisconsin,,
where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. j. C. Reyes of Antelope Creek.
accompanied by her young son. left
Tuesday for her old home in Bristol,
the winter.
Ernest HarIeman. the young man who
underwent an operation recently. by
Drs. Fisher & Goetsch. is recovering.
The 7-year-old son of Michael Schultz,
who lives IS miles southwest of Dick
inson. is ill with diphtheria.
e. E. Cook came in from New England
t first of the week and expected to 60
to Medora to see about his taxes before
returning home but finally gave up the
railroad trip.
Supt. L. r. Waldron and Charles
Brand. the government expert at the
Dickinson experiment farm, are exceed
ingly busy Getting out an alfalfa bulletin
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Plant Industry.
John Barnes of Mary came in on
horseback the first of the week to get
some dental work done. He said that
he must get back for the dance that was
to be give on Christmas at Mary.
w. j. Gilbert has been taking a vaca-
tion of a few weeks from his railroad
duties and visiting at the home of his
mother, Mrs. H Gilbert. at Sentinel
Butte. He came down Monday to get
his pay check. He will return to his
work in a few days now.
Mandan Pioneer: Gordon Dodd of
Dickinson has accepted the position of
yardmaster in place of D. ]. Stats.
resjgne; and Owen Flynn is night yard
master in place Of F. H. Motsiff.
Otto Kauer has finished a successful
nine-months' term of school at the New
Hradec district and is now visiting his
parents at Richardton. He expects soon
to commence a. six months term south
of the city.
Anton Schlapman of Gladstone drove
to Dickinson on Tuesday with a wagon.
Some people are using sleds, but he
thinks the wagon goes best. Mr..
%Schlapman is holding wheat for the dol
will see before long.
George Keiter writes that. it will be
impossible to get the new directory out
and into the hands of subscribers in
Dickinson, and other Stark county and
Dunn county points before. the 9Th of
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