The Dickinson press., 1909-10-23

Miss Nellie Ferris returned rom beacn
Thursday.
W. E. KING came down from Belheld
on business Friday.
Mrs. Benjsmin Fisher Is quite set-
iously Ill at her homo Id The city.
A. Shirley CT Belaeld was In the city
on business this week.
r. Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Nickel returned
IRON their eastern trip Thursday..
Mr.. and MIRA Rasmus Jensen have
moved in from the ranch for the winter.
Born, Tuesday, October ~, to Mr..
and Mrs. Smout Of the South Side. q
con. f3 So @
E. A. Lillibridse returned Thursday
from a business trip to Minnesota
points.
Miss Lillian Comtenay, who has been
visiting MI. and Mrs. A. D. Heaton.
went to St. Paul Thursday.
Mrs. j.. E.. Cook of Sentinel Butte was
in the city this week. She will 60
from here to Pichardton to visit, her
brother.
The roof on the new high school build
ING was about completed, this week. and
work on the interior will now be pushed
as fast as possible.
Miss Clara Snyder returned this week
from Minnesota where she was called
by her brothers. illness. Her brother
died before her arrival home.
The council has drawn the following
names to make the city jury list Of 60
good: C. 3. Hanson. c. H. Wiley,
Thos. Goodale. Geo. Berzel. M. Nc
Ginley, R. H. Basham and Robert
Hager.
MI. and Mrs. Stewart Cummings, are
expected back from Nova Scotia within
a few days. For the present Mr., Cum
mines will not attempt to work his
mine. The people of this city will be
glad to see Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings
back. $751; aTsg
Brakeman M. H. Hazen was in the
Stein hospital this week, on account
of an injury to his back. While he
was hanRine On the side of a cal, the
hand hold at the top gave way and he
was precipitated to the ground, suffer-
ing several painful bruises.
j. Larson, whose homestead is on
Green river, north of Gladstone. brought
in two double box wagon loads of fine
potatoes. Friday, which were delivered
to the Dickinson Mercantile Co. There
were about lis bushels of the potatoes
and they brought 40 cents a bushel.
There have been an unusually large
number of land seekers in the city the
past week. the hotels heing filled to
OVERLOOKING. and the land men as busy
as bees. Everyone wants to get his
portion of the banner land in this sec
tion, which is going at a very rapid
rate.
Better have weather strips put on your
doors before the cold weather comes on.
AS I have the agency for the Louie
Ender weather strips for Dunn. Stark.
Billings and Hettinger counties. l can
furnish strips IN short notice. Send in
your orderand save coal and prevent
colds. E. A. CURRIE. Dickinson, N.
D. 10-23-2t
The outside work on the Dakota
National bank was about completed
this week, the large pillars on each side
of the entrance being put into place,
together with the inscription stone
above and the stone coping along the
top of the front. There is still a great
deal of work to be done on the interior
Of the building. however, before the
repairs are completed.
j. A. Dobson has closed out all of
his sheep and lambs. Charles HoIton
got /, 587 at So. IS to So. rs per head, OF
IS, 5e7. so worth. The cut-backs were
sold to Frangel and the lambs to another
party. Several of the Dobson family
were interested in the band. The total
receipts were S.. 652. so. Mr.. Dobson
did not have suitable range and was
willing to close out at the prevailing
good prices this fall.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L. Butler died Tuesday. under
peculiarly sad circumstances. The
child was born in this city five weeks
ago and on Tuesday, while Mr.. and
Mrs. Butler were at Edgar, on their way
to their homestead near Oakdale. the
baby was taken ill and died quite
suddenly. A telephone message was
sent in and Charles Gray. a brother of
Mrs. Butler, went out Tuesday night
and brought them back to Dickinson.
The funeral was held Thursday from
the residence of L. D. Gray, Mrs.
Buffers father, Rev. F. L. Watkins