The Dickinson press., 1910-04-16

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Otto vinnedee left Wednesday for
Taylor from whicl, place he expected
TO leave on Friday for Alberta, Canada. |
Miss Mary Prosser of WATERFOWL, N.
r.. who has been visiting at the home
Of Mrs. McEwan and John Davis for
about three months, left this week for
Portland, Oreson.
John Rattan 10 feeling good because
he went to St. Paul before the collar
and harness strike was declared and
stocked up with a seasons supply of
everything that he needed in this line.
An additional harnessmaker arrived
this week for his shop.
John Feiler, Jr., was al the Dickin-
son u. S. land office last Saturday to
make five year proof on his homestead
eight miles east of the city. John
Kampf and Nick Wenzel acted as wit
nesses.
Henry Klein, of the Klein Mercantile
Co. Of Richardton. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Norm. Misses Edith and Ida Johnston,
were up from Richardton for the House
Of a Thousand Candles"
After playing at Bismarck the House
of a Thousand Candles vent to New
York for a short engagement, subse
quently to take a rest and then 70
abroad for a year. This is the company
that held the board at Dickinson on the
9Th. q. @&'ey
Mrs. E. G. Bishop of Gorham visited
in the city on Tuesday. MIR. Bishop
has just received his new Avery break
ing outfit and will seed $50 acres for
himself besides several hundred acres
he has contracted to do for his neieh-
bors.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Egar returned Mon
day night from their California trim
and were met here by Fred Egar and
taken 10 the old home near Manning.
MIR. and Mrs. Egar had a grand time
west with relatives and old friends but
Western North Dakota still looks good
to them.
j. J. Sexton returned the latter part
of last week from his old home in
Iowa. where he was called to attend
the funreal of his father. He was &C.
companied to Dickinson by his brother,
Edward. and sister. Miss Lizzie Sexton,
who will visit here for some time.
MI. Dallas c. Young and Miss Marga-
ret A. Conlin of Beach were united in
marriage on Monday afternoon, April
IL, by Rev. W.. ]. Brown at the Con-
regational parsonage. The young people
will live on Mr.. Young's farm near
Beach.
Dan FOuts. city assessor, is making
good progress with his work. He started
on the 4th and will have his books
ready 10 turn over to the council early
in June. Last year the real estate as
sessment for Dickinson was $62e, 843;
personal. 1892. 1888, a total of 1862, 626.
There will be quite an increase this
year in both personal and real estate.
Rev. J. S. Rood came in from Flasher
the first of the week. On Tuesday he
went by stage to New England where
he was 10 meet Rev. MIR. Douglas. Their
plan was to drive east via Regent to
Mott, where MIR. Douglas is to be
stationed for permanent work. MIR.
Douglas was formerly at Beach and
Sentinel Butte but has been studying
in Chicago the past year.
Charles B. Smith wrote from Silverton.
Oregon. this week that he and Mrs.
Smith (known in Dickinson as Miss
Elizabeth Tabert) were leaving for Fox
Coulee, Canada. Mrs. Smiths parents
live in Canada where she and her hus
band took their wedding trip last fall
They have a homestead and presumption
there. and have rented their Oregon
place.
Geo. E. Rand has sold out everything
and will leave in q short time for
Oregon and Washington, where he has
relatives. Before coming to this country
% years ago MIR. Rand had spent II
years in California and has something
Of a longing to see the country of the
Pacific coasl again. He has made a
good sale of his property and will not
need to do any more hard work.
E. 0. Creger returned the past week
from Minneapolis and Chicago where
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machine manufactures regarding his
new grain loader. One of the firms was
very anxious to manufacture and put
out the machine on a royalty. and all
of the old machine men told him that
he had a good invention. Mr.. Creger
thinks strongly of manufacturing about
so leaders this year for the market and
give his attention largely to introducing
them in variOna narta of tho co,,nty for