The Dickinson press., 1910-08-13

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For goodness sake, eat our bread.
The Home Bakery. 8-13-2t
Charles Gunkel, the BelReld rancher,
was in Dickinsn OF Thursday.
w. D. Kirkman spent his Sunday in
the vicinity of Jamestown.
DR.. MaerckJein from Wisconsin, ard
a cousin of DR.. o. C. Maercklein, was
visiting in the city the first of the week,
going from here to Glen Ullin, where he
is about to locate.
Albert Fruh. brother of Miss Agnes
Fruh of this city. left the past week for
his home at henrietta. MINI. Mr.. Fruh
is a photographer and had been working
at his trade through Wyoming.
According to the Beach Chronicle M.
A. LANCE and his brother Otto LANCE
had some trouble and the ice cream
business they started there a short tine
ago ceased. M. A. LANCE used to run
a bakery in Dickinson.
James r. Stewart. N. P. car inspec-
tor, left on Sunday for St. Paul to con-
suit the railway company's specialist
regarding his eye which had been Civ
ing some trouble on account of a cinder
which he got into it a few weeks before.
Fargo News:-Mrs. A. B. Doran and
her little daughter of Dickinson are
guests of Mrs. Thomas Sears, a sister of
Mrs. Dorans who will be remembered as
Miss Margaret Oedbaum. She will 20
from here to Grand Forks where she will
be entertained by Mrs. Caspar Olson and
Mrs. Cleary ]. Mooney.
Miss R. M. Runck returned to Cassel-
ton on "Wednesday. Miss Runck had been
a resident of Dickinson nearly five
years during which time she had been
very successful in the millinery bust
ness. Her many friends wish her hap
piness wherever her future home may be.
Commissioner L.. L. Lewis of eastern
Dunn county was in Dickinson the first
of the week. He returned via Taylor
and was accompanied by Emil Ramsey,
a homesteader lei Oakdale, who ex-
pected to help MIR. Lewis with harvest
for a few weeks.
Guy Owen. n of the professors in
the Oshkosh, Wis, schools. returned
east on Tuesday to get ready to resume
work. Mrs. Owen, sister of Mrs. j. E.
Culp, and Miss Clough. also a sister,
remain here until after the Buffalo Bill
Wild West, August 70, before returning
home.
Miss A. S. Werness of Tholsby, Ala
bama, was a visitor in TIE city tire first
of the week. Miss Werness is a stenoe-
rapher and has about made up her mind
that she wants to get one of Uncle
Sans homesteads. From here Miss
Werness went to Minot. A friend, Jay
B. Potter, a railroad and bank clerk,
from Kittanning, Pa, was to remain
in the city on business for a week be-
fore going to the Magic City.
Mr.. Murray, advertising agent of
Buffalo Bills Wild West show which
comes to Dickinson on the 18th, was in
Dickinson on Monday, his special adver-
Using car coming in from Bismarck in
the evening. Buffalo Bills show does
not stop at Mandan and goes from Dick
inson to Miles City. Col. W. F. Cody
buffalo Billy so famous in Wyoming
and all yer the country for that matter,
has v been at Dickinson and an
%nounces that he will never come this
way again. There is only one genuine
Buffalo Bills Wild West. Major G. W.
Lille (Pawnee Billy represents the
Far East end of this great show,
carrying about 900 people and over 400
animals, requiring so cars, OF two full
trainloads.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ellickson left
last Saturday night for the east, Mr..
Ellickson going to Brainerd hospital and
his wife to Madison, MINI. They ex-
pect to be absent about a month. Mr..
Ellickson. as correctly reported in the
PRESS last week, lost two fingers at the
knuckle joint and he wanted to be at the
railroad hospital for a few days, later
going to St. Paul and then to join Mrs.
Ellickson- It Madison. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellickson had planned to take the Madi-
son trip and he had already secured a
third-day leave of absence and was
Getting in from his last run the morning
Of the third when the accident happen
ed. Conductor Ellickson is receiving $40
per week accident insurance during the
time of disability.
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