The Dickinson press., 1910-05-14

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Rev. John Orchard will be in Medo,a
for services at 2 80 on Sunday.
Mrs. W. J. Littlehales and son.
John. left Tuesday evening for Denver,
Colo, called by the serious illness of
Mrs. L%ittlehales' mother.
Lambert Koff1er from west of Wibaux
was in the city on Thursday. He had
just contracted for 400 head of Montana
cattle, delivery to be made later.
Four teams of N. P. surveyors went
north from Dickinson IN Thursday. 1t
is understood that these men had
instructions to look up the Knife river
route.
On Thursday E. Deffeback routed the
three cars of fat sheep from the E. Paul
son and Jim Wilson band, at Taylor,
for the Great Western. This is the first
mutton shipment of the season.
Mrs. J.. Crosthwaite, grand vice
president of the Rebekah assembly,
came up from Mandan on Thursday and
met with the local sisters. She went
from here to New Salem to do some
lodge work.
Cement blocks are fire proof and
indestructible, saves the builder at least
10 per cent and needs no painting. For
prices see Dickinson Cement Works.
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E. L. MCGEE of Valley City, who has
been putting in a crop on his farm at
Daglum, was called to Valley City
Thursday on account of the illness of
his daughter. j. O. Daglum brought
him to Dickinson.
E. A. Russell, assistant cashier in the
Interstate bank at Sentinel Butte came
to Dickinson Thursday morning to have
his hand dressed which was injured in
a prairie fire the first Of the week. He
expected to be in the city several
days.
The Stark county term of court will
open next Tuesday. Elsewhere will be
found the cases as they appear on the
court calendar for the May term.
Clark johnson. a nephew of R. H.
johnson, and Everett Lingreen arrived
in the city Wednesday from St. Paul,
where they had been attending school.
They will visit indefinitely at the
johnson home.
The ladies of the CONGREGATIONAL
church will hold a supper next Thursday
evening, May 10. at the church parlors.
The menu will be a good n and will
be served from $50 on. The price
will be only IS cents.
MIR. and Mrs. W. P. Owens arrived
Wednesday from St. Paul, where Mrs.
Owens has been receiving treatment at
a hopsital for several weeks. They
went out to Manning the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Blakely vent out
to their homestead near Versippi on
Tuesday. .
E. M. Scott has the largest chicken
barn around al his farm south of Dickin-
son. His incubator is doing good work
and in another month he can furnish
the local market with early spring chick
ems.
Commissioner C. w. Herstein said
that he found it rather cold Thursday
morning as he drove in from his farm,
but he does not think that the frost did
any particular harm. An incident on
the road in was amusing. A pedes-
TRAN, heading for Dickinson, was taken
in for a ride. 1t appears that he had
worked for some farmer for two days
and concluded that he would not work
for $35 per month and his board and be
required to do chores before breakfast,
etc., and after swearing and cursine the
farmers for awhile, Mr.. Herstein told
him in a very quite way that he might
get out and walk the rest Of the way
into town. This was IL miles out and
the foater looked very much taken back
and still more so about four hours later
when he tramped into the city.
Cement blocks have the appearance of
the best cut stone when laid, and will
wear better. 1t is the building material
of age. See Dickinson Cement Works.
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