The Dickinson press., 1909-09-25

ITO win you I will ty. etc.
w. G. Clark came in from the west
Monday.
Fr. John Dignam made a trip to Beach
Wednesday.
Deane Wiley and Russell Berg left for
Grand Forks Saturday.
Mrs. C. N. Barker returned Saturday
from her trip to the Twin cities.
Joe Cuskelly took TWO cars of Cuskelly
Bros. cattle to Chicago this week.
Louis Baker. of Baker & Son, Taylor,
was in the city on business Wednes-
day.
Landman Williams of Taylor was in
the city this week for some repairs on
his auto.
Monday was payday for N. P. en-
ployes and business was unusually
lively at the depot.
Mrs. Sam Gotta and son. George. re-
turned from their trip to Portland and
the Seattle fair Saturday.
Frank Wanner made an auto trip TO
Oakdale this week to look after his
farming interests there.
Miss Elsie Pelissier left Monday for
Fargo where she will resume her studies
at the Agricultural college.
Many loads of grain, hauled by four
horse teams, have been coming in from
the country south this week.
George Herring. one of the old-timers
in this section. was in from his ranch
on the Little Missouri Saturday.
Louis Tobias returned this week from
Chicago. where he had been on a COM
bined business and pleasure trip.
Frank and Walter Ray and William
Jefferies went to Grand Forks Monday
where they will attend the university
for the coming year.
MI. and Mrs. M. W. Woodruff of St.
Paul will arrive Thursday for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Deiters. Mrs.
Woodruff and Mrs. Deiters are sisters.
1t required two autos from the North
western Motor Co.'S. garage. Thursday,
to carry the passengers who wanted to
60 to New England via that popular
company's livery route.
Mrs. T. H. Brien was in from Mary
the first of the week, and returned with
Melvin the last of the week. The Driens
will make a stock shipment of about
eight cars early next month.
Mrs. Binns has had quite a little
sickness at her home the past few
weeks from colds. Mrs. Garfield Par
fridge who was ill at her mothers for
some days, returned to her own home
in the city early in the week.
The citizens of Dickinson who are
interested in the library work of the
city should attend the meeting called
by the library board for Saturday even
ing at 8 O'Clock in the Commercial Club
rooms. This means both ladies and
gentlemen.
Rev. W. J. Brown will attend the
annual meeting of the State Associa-
ton of Congregational churches at Car
rinGton next week. Mr.. Brown breaches
the association sermon on Tuesday
evening. The association will hold.
sessions beginning Tuesday afternoon,
| Wednesday and Thursday.
In an account given last week Of al!
accident resulting in serious injury to
Willis Eaton Of Wolf. Wyoming, the
PRESS SHOULD have said William Eaton.
1t was Alden Eaton's son, William,
nephew of Mrs. P. ]. Pelissier Of this
city, who vas SO badly injured. The
young man is at the Eaton ranch near
Wolf, and is rapidly recovering.
The C. F. Marry homestead proof was
offered at the Dickinson U. S. land office
ON Tuesday. The government filed a
protest against claimants making five
year proof on the ground that he had
not resided on the land in good faith,
and Hebron & Baird, as attorneys for
contestant, made a similar protest. A
special government agent was present
and made careful examination of the
matter, visiting the claim in question,