The Dickinson press., 1909-08-14
LOCAL NEWS.

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Scherfius the jeweler. 1t
E. P. Lee returned this week from
his Spokane trip.
Miss Helen Courtney of Taylor visited
Mildred Perkins a few days this week.
Mrs. Jack Hughes visited the Misses
Alcott and Currie at their farm southeast
of the city this week.
R. ]. Craig has 100 acres of very fine
timothy hay south of the city. A por-
tion of the field was cut this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Snyder were down
from Sentinel Butte this week. Mrs.
Snyder's mother accompanied them.
Mrs. Joe Hood returned Thursday from
Fargo where she had been to place her
children in the Catholic Sisters Home
in that city.
Mrs. E. H. Mann of Hebron has been
in the city for a week taking treatment
at the Stein hospital. She wal able to
return to her home on Thursday.
On Monday Judge Crawford will 60
10 Mandan for the regular date in cham
bers at that place. He will also hear
some cases for Judge Winchester while
absent from the city.
Earl Cummings, accompanied by a
friend, Roy Jefferies. came down from
Glendive Thursday. to spend the day
at the home of. his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. j. Cummings.
Miss josephine Fortier stopped off
the train Friday for a short visit at
the C. A. Bradley home: Miss Fortiel
is on her way from G%rangeville, Idaho,
to her home in Coquet, MINI.
J. v. lessen returned Thursday from
his trip east. While in the cities Mr..
lessen purchased the stock for the new
branch store at New England which
will be opened as soon as the building
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G. W. Wilson. the plasterer, went to
Relaxation Thursday where he has
several jobs Of plastering. From Rich
ardton, Mr.. Wilson will 90 to Mandan
to perform work contra :ted for there
and later to..Beach. = -
Hughie Roberts and Ralph Hayes came
in from the Hayes ranch near Midway
on Monday to attend the marriage OF
the formers sister. Miss Ruby Roberts.
They returned Wednesday accompanied
by Edward Roberts. a brother Of Hughie.
Duncan McNeill, who has purchased
an interest in the meat market owned
by Ole Tollefson at Taylor, expects tc
leave for that place the first of Sep
TENDER. Mr.. McNeill has been con
nected with the Parker Meat, and
Grocery Co. in this city for a number
of years and has made many friends
who will sincerity regret his departure.
A court case was held before Judge
Crawford this week in which Reeves
& Co., of Fargo, were the plaintiffs
and 7. Callahan and others of Richard
ton. the defendants. Attorney Turner
of Fargo was conducting the case for
the Reeves Co., and F. E. McCurdy of
R%ichardton represented the Richardton
parties. Miss Kate Coleman was acting
court stenographer.
The Mott Pioneer Press speaks very
highly of the work of Supt. P. S. Berg
of this city in conducting the teachers
institute at that place. Mr.. Berg was
ably assisted by Miss Cora Colwell, one
of the teachers in the Dickinson schools.
On Wednesday evening Supt. Berg gave
a brilliant talk on How the Home can
Assist the School, which was extremely
well received by the large number who
listened to it.
In the matter of the injunction re-
straining Emmie l. Merrill from dispos-
ing of certain mortgaged lands in the
eastern part of the state, Judge Burr
denied the motion Of defense. This is
the outcome of the Wannemacher vs.
Merrill -Kruse suit which was tried at
the regular spring term of court. N. A.
Hildreth of Fargo appeared for Wan
nemacher and l.. A. Simpson and w. F.
Burnett for the Merrill-Kruse.
E. j. McCanna Of Roslyn, Washing
ton. was in Dickinson on Monday and
Tuesday renewing old acquaintance.
Mr.. McCanna is master mechanic of
the Northwestern Improvement Co.. a
department of the Northern Pacific
having charge of the fuel supply, etc.
He zane to Stark county from Chicago
in 1883 with Jim Co]well and took a
homestead south of Taylor. After
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