The Dickinson press., 1910-11-19
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS
The Connolly boy did not secure bail.
The hearing for both ssboys L. ,et for
November. 22. ss
Remember the fail and sunpsrssat the
Methodist church parlors next Tuesday.
November u.
Mrs. Herbert Hausht1odni Il and daughter
went to Glen Ullin. on Friday and before
returning home will also 'syisttsihsMan-.
dan and Biismalltck. @ ~
ALERT. BurvEk Of snaglulhs was in,
on Etiday. His rrdps were
hailed out this year, but he will farm
more; than ever another year. and try 70,
make up for his loss this season.:
The bill of fare, at the ST.. Charles
hotel N Thanksgiving day will BE some
thing very choice. The management is
sparins no. pains or costs in Getting the
most appetising things in the market.
Andrew Nordness, located four miles.
southwest of Taylor. raised 2, 100 bushels
of wheat this year. Hesaiso raises fruit
and berries at his farm. Z.
The Milwaukee railroad reached New
England the first of the week and no
doubt there was general rejoicing among
the people of that village. the western
terminal of the Cannon Ball river
branch of the railroad
Mrs. Christina Messersmith and Miss
Lulu Rowel Furnished music for a we'd
ding reception and dance at South Heart
on Wednesday, Geo. Malone of that
place was n of the contracting parties.
Word comes from Mrs. B. O. johnson,
who had taken her daughter, Fannie,
to Boston for treatment for infantile
paralysis, that the specialists say that
the little girl will never fully recover
the use O fiber limbs.
An Austrian miner at the Lehieh coal
mine was injured Thursday by acct
dentally getting his feet into the under
cutting machine. The left ankle joint
wat badly cut and the other foot had
many bruises and cuts. He is receiv-
ing treatment at the Stein hospital.
The wedding of Jacob Hatzenbuhier
and Miss Margaret Miller wa celebrated
at the home Of the BRIDES parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Miller, a few miles
south, on Tuesday. Messrs. James
Soules. A. Lane. A. Axtell. J. Agnew,
Fred Gerlich and Leavitt BUTLER went
out in the evening to attend the celebra-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Berg of Sibley. Iowa.
were in the city a few days the first Of
the week, visiting Judge and Mrs.: j.
van der Las. They were en- route ia
visit a son and other relatives in Wash
ington. Mr.. and Mrs. Berg visited in
Dickinon about II years ago and were
much surprised at the increased size and
business of the city now.
Walter Farrand and ,Thos. Goodale
have leased the Abe Currie store on
First Ave. E. and have already: taken
possession. MIR. Farrand had charge Of
the second hand store on Sim street fol-
several years and was very successful
and will have charge of the new store,
Mr.. Goodale giving the store only q part
OF his time. as he has horses to lool
after.
Mrs. M. j. johnson plans 10 return
to Manning the irst of the week. She
has been in Dickinson for ten day,
while her little daughter, Beda. hat
been taking treatments at the Steir
hospital. Our readers. will remembel
that Little Beda had her skull crushet
about three weeks ago, resulting in tn,
loss of her left eye. The little girl,
seven years old on the 18th, is getting
along nicely now. Her reasoning facul'
ties are clear and her parents are thank
full that her life vas spared them.
The new N. P. pumping station q,
the reservoir west of the city is run
ming now They have two motors, on,
of so b. p. which pumps water from thu
river into the reservoir and one 40 h. p
to convey water from the reservoir Il
the tank in the yards. through the 10
inch water main which has just beer
laid. They plan to store a large guam
tity in the reservoir and will distribute
water t other points if necessary
The dam and pumping station was bull
al a cost of about $45. 600 to the com
pany. The Russell-Miller Milling Co.. ;,
nlant ia also sunnlied with water fr0n