The Dickinson press., 1910-05-07

II. y. CNBt6t000c0 ana tennis MORAN
were in from 0akdale over Sunday.
Pearl Reeves is back from her several
weeks visit 1t Austin, MINI.
Mrs. Charlotte George went to james,
town Wednesday to visit a few days.
Mrs. Andy Shipley and children were
visiting relatives in the city last Satur-
day.
Miss Anna Walsh came down from
South Heart to visit her parents a few
days this week.
Mems underwear sell all over at SOC
garment, Saturday special Csc. Levy
Bros. Of course. Sims st. 1t
Carl Anderson of the First National
bank. left Tuesday for a months visit
with relatives at Nye. Wis.
Mrs. theodore Hayes came in from
Midway the first of the week to visit
friends and do some shopping in the
city.
Wibam Pioneer: Messrs. Arthur C.
Parsons and S. B. Chappell this week
purchased about 1, 200 head of cattle of
Attorney Haskell, whose ranch is near
Glendive.
Mrs. Benjamin Webb and Miss
Edith Webb of Relaxation were in the
city on Monday. Miss Webb works in
the Richardton News office.
Conrad Harold from south of Glad.
stone was in Dickinson last Saturday to
make homestead proof on his land.
Jacob Krier and Peter Wegeser acted,
as witnesses.
Mrs. N. Entwistle left last Fridsy
for her old home at Granada. MIMI,
where she will spend several weeks.
Mr.. Entwistle has employment at Beach
for the present.
P. ]. Phillips returned the first of
the week from Freeport, ILL.,. where he
spent the winter, and resumed his
duties as brakeman on the N. P. at
this place.
B. B. Taylor, who finished school No.
of the Dickinson district last week, has
gone to Aberdeen. S. D.. to spend the
summer and possibly he will decide
not to return.
The Gardner stage team started to run
away at the depot OIL Monday and
Arthur Clark of Gladstone. who stopped
the horses, sustained bad injuries. The
flesh was torn from his left hand, while
the right hand and wrist were so badly
sprained that they had to be splinted.
He also got a cash cut in his cheek.
Conductor P. j. Flynn returned to
the city tie first of the week from q
visit at his old home in Southwestern
Minnesota and resumed his duties on
the N. P. here. Mr.. Flynn was gone
since February and was resting on &C.
count of ill health. He is much i'm
proved.
julius Will and Miss Alvina Nelson,
both of New England, were married or
1 Wednesday. April ~. at the Methods
parsonage by Rev. F. l. Watkins. Mr..
Will is a farmer and owns valuable
land near New England. while Mrs.
Will is a popular daughter Of Constable
Nelson of New England. where they
will make their home.
Amos Wells broke the thumb of hi.
right hand while playing ball, in con.
sequence of which he is not setting
type at the cases of the Recorder office
for a few weeks. Editor W. A. Carter,
however, says that he never felt better
in his life and knows that there is mo-
q. young fellow around the city witt
would care to follow him a day at thu
case.
This week John Orchard received hi.
first consignment of steel office cases
from the manufacturers and is now pre-.
pared to furnish any business man witt
any kind of filing cases. They conn
in sections and can be added to as 6
PCAoVAA AJoy- AOOus NdA4 a. SIC 1ACOE
building and see them and tell your
friends about these up-to-date devices
for keeping blanks, papers and &C.
counts.
L. K. Granteer and his brother, L.
W.. recently went to Jay Granteer's ranch
and from there to Williston where they
are to construct new buildings. 1t will
likely take them the greater part oil
the summer to complete the job. Jay
Granteer has a fine home in Wiliiston
and goes back and forth in an auto
mobile.
William o. Moore came in Monday
from the Black butte country to make
five year homestead proof on his land
at the local U. S. land Office. C. W.
Herstein and Frank Shoemaker acted
as witnesses. MIR. Moore worked in
Dickinson some years ago as mason.