The Dickinson press., 1909-07-17

L Frederick Jessen 10 spending his vaca-
tion with friends in Taylor. Is
Miss Bessie Rozell Of Medora was
in Dickinson last Saturday. "*s
Judge W. C. Crawford is holding court
at Mott for Hettinger county this week.
Paul Lebo. clerk of court in Billings
county. came down Tuesday on busi-
ness.
w. T. Hendren came in from Minne-
apolis on Monday to look after his wool
sales.
MA. Freebure went to Beach Tuesday
evening to look after the construction
of the BARLEY store.
Carl Kellar of Lansing, Mich. has
been visiting his brother, Harry Kellar,
of the N. P. round house.
Rachel Rattan won the 81 cash prize
at the Unique last week and Ethel
Haeerman the 81 order.
Mrs. F. A. Brodt left Tuesday night
for La Crosse and other Wisconsin
points to visit for two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Emenett of
New Salem spent Sunday with Mrs.
Emenett's father. Phillip Klug.
Work on N. C. Lawrence's new home
is progressing steadily and he hopes to
be occupying it by early fall.
1t is interesting to note that it was
q year ago Tuesday that the N. P. Cedar
and Cannon Ball surveys were fled.
w. P. Brannon of the Dickinson Fire
& Pressed Brick Co. reports profitable
trip in the eastern part of the state.
Miss Ida Chase. bookkeeper at
vauehn's coal yard. returned Tuesday
from visiting her parents at Lennon.
Mrs. w. F. Burnett and children re-
turned Sunday from Merriam Park. Max
well had the misfortune while away 10
break his arm.
Mrs J. A. Welch and children spent
last week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. c. Krueger of Hebron and with
friends in New Salem.
VIM. Gardner returned the first of the
week from Bowman where he had been
to look after wool sales. Tuesday even
ing he went to Medora on business.
Ed. Partridge is sending 100 horses
south for the Standing Rock reservation
contract. Robert Wilcox, Bert Town
shend and Clint Randall are sending
12O head down. -'t7@
M. A. LANCE, owner of he Home
bakery, returned the first Of the week
from Belfeld where he had been to help
Misses Walters and Mauers start in the
restaurant business.
Miss Helen Morse of Montevideo,
Minn.. arrived Tuesday evening to
spend week or ten days with Rev.
and Mrs. W. j. Brown before going to
Livineton and Spokane.
Nels E. Nelson and Tom Thorkelsen
were in from New England on Wednes-
day to make five year proof on their
respective claims. Samuel Moe acted
as witness fol these parties.
Next Monday is circus day when the
Sells Floto. aggregation will give two
performances. The show has good
reputation and if the day is favorable
there should be big crowd in the city.
Any persons representing that they are
taking orders for, the enlargement Of
pictures for Leonard & Pomroy are per-
petratine fraud on the public, for we
have no agents. Leonard & Pomroy.
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Wednesday evening Dr.: j. w. Strit-
ling brought a patient in from New
England, who was operated on the fol-
lowing morning at the Stein hospital
for appendicitis The lady's name is
Miss Grovein. eas a@r'ti@'
D.. F. I. Shearer, the osteopath. who
has had an Office in the P. A. Moir block
for several months. has given UP his
practice in Dickinson and gone to
Kansas City, Mo-. where he will 60
into partnership with another doctor. q
J. v. Jessen is. making extensive re-
pairs on his home in the northern part
of the city, including dormer windows
on the second story, etc. The changes
will add considerable to the general
appearance Of the place. 3.
:
B. W. Stephenson. formerly general
MANAGER of the Missouri Valley Milling
Co.. was married July 7 at West End,
N. j. Mr.. Stephenson is now manager
of all the western business of the
Russell-Miller Milling Co., with head
quarters at Minneapolis.
Fr. Rabsteinek writes the PRESS
that he is receiving treatment at Fargo
under Dr.. Darrow and will be there a
week or two LONGER. He says that the
trouble is nothing serious but that he
must rest after he returns home. Fl.