The Dickinson press., 1910-08-06

Mrs. D. E. Crowley. 8-6-zt
Charles Kyseth of Marshall was in
Dickinson this week. 1
A Beach farmer was taken to ~
Stein hospital this week for an appebdi-
,citis operation. 1
A son was born August. 1 ON. an6
Mn. Rudolph Buckley ii Tho county.
Fr. John Disnam returned the-plst
week from his vacation trip. = /. /,
+ Remember that The Grill sells "a
Communication meal ticket for. S8lt6.
CASH. IL &6-f.,,
If you want t6>buy land. see us,jwe tiay
have just what you want. Missouri WI,
ley Land Co., Lish Bldg. sol
Harry Harleman has sold his farm lixt
miles from Everett. Wash, at q goods4f.
ure. 81 =. a. sg. X 1s
Two ladies desire farm or ranchposiaf
lions as housekeepers. Write Mrs.
Charles Adams, Fayette. N. D. S-6-2p
States Attorney W. A. earns, Miss
Leah B. earns and Miss Rose Hazel
tine were visitors in the city from Dunn
county this week.
Wheat was down a little in price this
week, due probably to the fact that
three times as much grain wa offered
at the big markets as a year ago.
College of Law, University of North
Dakota. Strong faculty OF able lawyers.
Good library. Fall term opens Sept. 20.
For information address, College of Law,
Grand Forks, N. D. Soap
Paul Schoen, the harness and saddlery
store man of Scranton. and his friend,
Postmaster N. C. Mosgaard, came up
from the Milwaukee road on Friday.
They came via Belield.
W. J. Dunn and j. E. Barrett, two
Chicago merchants. were in Dickinson
on Thursday en- route to New England to
look at their land holdings near the
West Rainy buttes.
Ed. Partridge and W. D. Meathers
had a successful horse sale in the Halli-
day country the past week. They sold
100 head of horses tt the farmers that
they had just been shipped in from the
west.
The fire alarm was sounded Friday
afternoon for a small blaze in a pile of:
posts belonging 10 the Mandan Mercan-
tile Co. piled neal the Geo. Heaton
Lubmer Co. premises. The damage was
small.
G. M. Maruska, travelling salesman in
northern Michigan, was in the city this
week looking after his property on Mar
euerite Boulevard. John C. Lyons,
clerk in the U. S. land Office, moved
into the house this week.
Rev. J. C. J%orgenson will oficiate
both morning and evening on Sunday at
the Methodist church. Rev. F. L. Wat
kins is necessarily away on account OF,
the serious illness of Mrs. Watkip..s
sister al Bismarck. ~
A MI. Bailey was killed near Sentinel
Butte on Thursday. Details are lacking
but it is understood that the man, a
farmer, was walking along the track and
in some way was caught on an extra
freight running east and the body car
ried some distance. The family have
telegraphed Rev. John Orchard to con-
duct services at Sentinel Butte on Sum-
day.
F. G. Reed of Reed Bros. left the first
of the week for Minneapolis and Chi
cago and was due in New York on Friday.
He was to be absent about two weeks,
buying goods for the store and visiting
a little in between times.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Stoxen and daugh-
ter, Selma. Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Koelle
and daughter of Rice county, Mimi,
and Rev. M. Schmidt. the new German
Evangelical minister at Taylor, were
Dickinson visitors on Friday. Mr..
Keolle is a brother-in-law of Mr.. Stoxen
and is spending about two weeks in this
locality. The party expected to visit
the Bad Lands next week. Mr.. Koelle
/ visited this place 10 years ago and he
sees a great improvement since his last
visit.