The Dickinson press., 1910-08-20

Judge w. C. Crawford was in Medora
on Thursday.
Harland Perine underwent a minor
operation Thursday.
Master Frederic lessen underwent an
operation for appendicitis Friday.
Mrs. Charles B alike is being treated
at the Stein this week and is much
improved.
Mrs. ]. Clam underwent an operation
Monday for appendicitis and Mrs. Stock
of ShoIlsmade a minor operation on
Tuesday.
Smith Kaech has rented a building
and will open a new barber shop next
Monday.
Miss Mary Vavren OF Be)field was
operated on last Saturday for appen-
dicitis and is improving nicely.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Foote, who had been kicked by a horse
and injured is being treated at the
Stein.
. Miss Elsie Cummings. who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis last Thursday.
was able to leave the hospital the last
of the week.
A. M. Alverson of Taylor was taken
to the hospital Wednesday suffering
from a broken leg. He was resting
much easier the latter part of the week.
Frank Ray and Frank Clark took pos
session of the Dickinson Hardware Co.
store on Monday. They are giving the
business their personal attention and
will endeavor to give their customers
the best of service.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Cline
arrived in Dickinson recently from near
Washburn and have rented a house.
through the Orchard agency, in the
eastern part of the city. Mr.. Cline has
a position with the Dickinson Meat &
Grocery Co.
P. E. Zimmerman, the South Heart
hotel man, was in Dickinson on Friday
and stated that the owner of the old N.
P. Jensen farm had a wheat avreage of
IS bushels to the acre. THESE people
had l, 400 acres of grain this year. Mr..
Zimmerman says that his fax crop is
very promising.
Alma Voeelpohl. age Is. left the
graded schools to attend Mankato
(Minn.) Commercial college, and took
bookkeeping and shorthand. That was
five years ago She has held good posi-
tions and is now considering a ST, 500
offer as private secretary. The M. C. c.
students are wonderfully successful. it
Geo. Rapp and his mother left Thurs
day for Hettinger by way Of Terry.
After seeing to business at Mr.. Rapp's
farm there, they will 60 to Lennon,
where he also has property, thence to
Mobridge, where they will visit Mrs.
Rapp's daughter and later to the elderly
lady's farm at Aberdeen.
Miss Grace Montague, who is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Montague in this city, has been elected
to the position of domestic science and
domestic art instructor of the Imperial
school in California. The city of I'm
perial has Just completed a $50, 900
school building and Miss Montague is
fortunate in securing the position, as
she will be only $50 miles from her
parents when they return to San Diego
for the winter. Miss Montague was a
pupil in the Dickinson schools under
Prof. C. H. Clemmer. and during the
past few years has been preparing her
self in eastern schools for her chosen
line of work. She will start for Califor-
MIA about the 18th of September.
Word wat received late this week at
the Dickinson Office authorizing Post
master Lawrence to accept applications
for positions of carriers up the the even
ing Of the 10th of the month, instead
of the oath as at first announced. The
applications do not have to 60 to St.
Paul but will be held here for the COM
missioner on his arrival August ~.
Nm. David, north of Gladstone
threshed a 30-acre field of wheat this
week. which averaged a little over
II bushel. S. D. Gregg and Lace Tear did
the threshing and expected to be at the
W. J.. Pelton farm Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Pelton q 70 acres of wheat that
he considers should give him about the
same yield as his neiehbors.