The Dickinson press., 1909-08-28

Judge w. c. Crawford goes Is Bow
man next week to hold court.
Misses Edna and Marion Smith Of
Edgar. n. D., were in the city this
week. !.
sWanted-Youns girl 10 help with
light housework. Inquire at PRESS
ONCE. ~ . 8-26-tfI
C B. Hanson was quite i'll the fore
part of the week, but 10 now out and
around again. VI
Rev. and Ma. W.. j. Brown viii be
home Saturday. Mr.. Brown will con-
duct his usual services on Sunday: "
MI. and Mrs. E. A. Lillibridee moved.
this week into their nev home recently
purchased from ]. E. Phelan.
Ii A. Bullock of Saltwater was in from
the south on Thursday to attend to some
business before the u. S. landE Office.
Three Of the motions in the prohi-
bition cases came up before Judge w.
c. Crawford this week, but the decisions
are taken under advisement.
TIL Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
dist church will meet the afternoon Of
September End with Mrs. F. E. Deiters
at her home on Fourth Ave. w.
l will sell my automobile at q bargain
as l shall soon move to another state
where l cannot use it. Inquire, Rev.
E, E. Smith Glen Ullin. N. D. $685.
W. J. Simms. the brick maker from
Scranton, wal a westbound passenger on
Thursday. Mr.. Simms stated to the
PRESS that his company was: behind
| with orders. : 49,: @'fS
Mr.. and. Mrs. 7. j. Greene returned
Thursday from their western trip. They
saw Editor ]. T. Scott at Couer D'Alene,
Idaho. who inquired after many, old
acquaintances in Dickinson. ri
L. W. Little was in Friday to meet
his son, F. G. Little. and wife from
Eau Claire, Wis. who are on thir way to
the coast for an extended visit They
spend two or three days at the Little
homestead in Dunn county. :g.a.
T.. L. Beard made a trip to Beach and
outlaying points by auto this week.
The trip was made in the interests Of
Mr.. Boards auto repair business and
he returned to the city the last of, the
week.
Shortly before his death. l loaned MI.
Haythnrnthwaite a double balreled:
Remington shot gun. He neglected to;
return il and I am unable to find it.
Any information leading to Its recovery:
will be rewarded. A M. Pomroy. It,
MIR. and Mrs. Alex Montague and
daughter Miss Grace, and Mrs. A. c.:
McGillivray and little Marion went to:
New England BY auto Thursday to visit
Dr.. and Mrs. j.. W. Stribling, They
returned the same evening.
Mi. and Mrs. J.. E. Phelan finished
shipping their household goods this week
and left in their auto Wednesday for
Bowman. where they will visit their
son. Charles, and daughter, Mrs. Dugald
Stewart, before going to their home in
Minneapolis about September 1.
Mrs. Henry Mueche was in the city
Thursday from their farm 9 a Davis
buttes. They have just finished cutting
100 acres of fine crops al. the farm and
expect to begin threshine in about two
weeks. 1t wi II, require two weeks for
the stacking, 49,
Chris Stueckrath. of Odebolt. Iowa,
was in Dickinson on Friday en-. route
TO the country south of Rainy Butte. to
look at a quarter of land he has there.
The gentleman went to New England
in an utomobile and expected to return
east via Milwaukee,;
Alexander Cursio. an Italian labarer
employed on the work train at Taylor,
was struck by No. SIS engine. Thurs.
day and was so badly injured that he
died while being brought to Dickinson
for hospital treatment. No particulars
are y .obtainable at present writing as to:
the manner of the accident. --