The Dickinson press., 1909-08-21
Farm loans. quick action. H. K. Nichols.

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Staff
Mrs. &c. F. Parker has returned from
her western trip.
A. c. Hosaeld Of Belaeld spent Sum-
dav in the city.
Misses Mabel Currie and Myrtle Merry
returned from Haley Sunday.
J. A. Currie came up from Haley and
spent Sunday in the city
Born. Sunday. August IS. to judge
and Mra. W. c. Crawford, a son.;
Auditor J. A. McGresor came down
from Medora on Sunday for the funeral.
Miss Kate Coleman made a business
trip 10 Bismarck Monday, returning on
Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Stewart and Arthur
Parker went to the Parker ranch Mon
day for q few days outing.
Mrs. Catherine Ray returned Sa,ur-
day from her trip to the Seattle fair and
other points in the west.
G. H. johnson of Rockford. ILL.,. was
in the city on Sunday having been in
the country looking up land prices.
Miss Margaret Stewart has a position
as clerk in the ~postofice. She will begin
her duties on the first of the month.
Garfield Partridge returned the first of
the week from his trip to the Twin
cities and other points in Minnesota.
Charles Phelan was up from Bowman
Sunday and witnessed the ball game
between the Lewiston and, Dickinson
champions.
H. M. Roberts took M. Calvin of the
Wheelock Land Co., and a party of land
seekers out to north of Spring creek in
Dunn county recently.
President w. C. Ladaee of the Mott
State bank was a business visitor in
the city on Tuesday. Mr.: Ladage's bank
has the distinction of. being the first
organized in Hettinger county
Hebron Tribune Dickinson has
adopted the SLOGAN, Watch Dickinson
Shine. LET her shine if she wants to,
but what is Hebron going to do in the
future? We are not going to let her
rust anyway"
Fred Gurlich returned the past week
from Beach and has accepted a position
in the Soules & Butler hardware store.
j. G. Horner goes to New England to
assume charge Of the hardware store
there.
Walter Hoag. a brother of j. R. Hoag,
with his wife and little daughter. re-
turned to their home at Yacolt. WASH.
Monday, after visiting for several days
with ]. R. Hoag and family. They had
been on an extended trip through Ohio.
Michigan and points in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Underhill were in
the city the first of the week. They
left fol St. louisville, New York,
accompanied by Mrs. B.Lepper. who goes
there m a visit. From there MIR. and
Mrs. Underhill will 60 to Pennsylvania
where they will spend the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. ~Frankenberg re-
turned Sunday night from their Seattle
trip. They saw q great many old-time
Dickinson people in the exposition city,
among them being Milt Klinefelter who
is city salesman there for a wholesale
candy and cracker firm.
On August II, Rev. Eugene ALL per.
formed the ceremony which made
Charles Jeutzen and Miss Karen Lystel
Of Lorine, Dunn county, husband anc
wife. The marriage was performed 8,
the 81. Johns Lutheran church parson.
age in the city. 7
J. G. Homer. who is member of thu
Sou1es e Butler Hardware Co., at New
England. returned from Duluth the pass
week and on Tuesday went to the new
Milwaukee metropolis south where h,
will make his home. The firm expect,
10 open their New England store within
a few days
F. G. On, cashier Of the First Stat.
bank Of Mott, was in Dickinson on Tues:
day. Mr.. Orr comes from Bottineau
county and in organizing the third banl
at Mott shows his faith in the develop!
ment of Hettinser county. Mr.. Orr il
in the market to purchase 20, 900 acre,
of good land along the new lines of tn.
Mp. and Milwaukee.
E. j. Berry of Glendive made a sale,
the first of the week, Of two quarter sec
lions just south Of the city, one known
as the Cheney place and the other a.
the J. T. Scott homestead. The lane
an1d for SIT IN nor ocro ond 1yoe MIR