The Dickinson press., 1910-10-15
Mrs. Charles Connell of Medora was
in Dickinson on Friday for dental work.

Mrs. Charles Connell of Medora was
in Dickinson on Friday for dental work.
The next meeting of the Billings county
commissioners will be held November i.
John Andor made homestead proof on
his land nine miles from the city on
Friday.
The postponed civil service examina-
ton for mail carriers starts on SATURDAY.
at 9 O'Clock, conducted by Miss MARGARET
Stewart. secretary.
L. D. Bagley was in from New Eng
land on Friday with a load of wheat
which he sold at SO cents per bushel.
Flax was selling the same time at So. SO
Mrs. Jospeh Crosthwaite of Mandan
is back ron attending the l. O. O. F.
convention at Atlanta, Ca, as a Re-
bekah delegate from North Dakota.
If you want to buy land, see US, we may
have just what you want. Missouri Val
ley Land Co., Lish Bldg. Soft
The Ladies Aid society of the Metbo-
dist church will hold a special meeting
next Thursday afternoon at the church
parlors for work.
Mrs. Mary Turner and daughter, Mrs.
y. A. Deitsche, came up from Gladstone
on Thursday and remained over Friday
to attend the Foley entertainment.
Mrs. Tom Jenness is visiting with
Mrs. Roy Henderson this week. MI. and
Mrs. Jenness have their home in Mime
sofa since leaving Dickinson this sum-
mer.
Mrs. il. McCutchan and little dauah-
ter returned the first of the week from a
four weeks visit with a sister in GREGORY
S. D. They also visited in the Twin
cities en- route home.
Mrs. E. G. Bishop and son Lester ex-
pected to return to their home at Gorbam
on Friday. Lester is about all v e his
recent siege of typhoid being cared for
in the city about six weeks.
Ben johnson, who lives on the I. A.
Peck farm north of Gladstone, was mar
ried on October 3 to Miss Vera Shurtlif,
whose folks have been residents of this
county for some time. Mr.. johnson.
formerly of Minnesota, has been in this
county for the past two years. A dance
was given at the Peck farm by the newly
married couple last Saturday evening,
at which many Dickinson people were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Dehlinger of Oak
dale are visiting Mr.. Delinger's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dehlinger, for a few
weeks. Hubert Dehlineer recently made
a trip to Chicago with cattle and ordered
a fine new Carter automobile, which he
expects to arrive any day now. Mr..
Dehlinger is n of the many progressive
ranchers who have purchased autoes this
summer and find them very useful in
making their business trips to the city.
DR.. Stephen Fisher reports the follow
ing cases John Feimer. 10 miles south,
at the home of his parents, seriously i'll
with typhoid fever, getting along nicely.
The 8-months' old child of Frank Brose
of RAIDER township, bad case of blood
poisoning from scratch from cats claw
on foot, successfully treated and returns
home cured. Isidore Fischer, from
Dunn county, blood poison in hand and
arm. successfully treated and able to
return home.
Judge W. C. Crawford's term of dis
trict court at Bowman lasted only a few
days The first of the week and he return
ed to the city Wednesday. The calender
consisted mostly of citizenship hear
ings, with the One important case of
Denver Woods charged with the murder
of Mr.. Grove. A change of venue was
taken by the defendant to the Adams
county court on account of prejudice of
the Bowman county people. This case
will be tried at the regular April term
in Adams county. if a special term is
not called earlier.