The Dickinson press., 1910-08-06
New England

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Messner. Charles Simon. John M. Con.
molly. J. p. Grady. Carl Matson, W. T.
Loomis. Mrs. J. J. Murphy. p. 8. Mur-
ply, Miss Elizabeth Murphy, Nj. and
Nrs. John .Careten. {. c. Mead, jesse
Jensen. Homer Reasoner, Frank Will
liams, z. G. Blaine Carl Taulke and
Lee Lucey.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.,
J. D. johnson on Monday, August list.
Born. a son to MI. and Mrs. A. F.
Norman. who live two miles west Of the
city. on Saturday, July 30th.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Hunter are the
pround parents of a daughter born on
Saturday. July 80.
E. w. Adams and sons are busy haul
ing freight from Dickinson and already
have a lot Of goods on hand for their
Havelock store.
W. B. Harris returned Monday from a
weeks business trip to the Twin Cities.
He made a short visit at his home in
Winona, MINI.
H. E. LANCE returned Monday from a
short %sojourn along the Milwaukee line.
He played several games of ball with
Bowman in the southwestern league dur
ing his absence.
Walter White returned Monday from
Concord. N. D. While down south he
filed on a homestead just over the line.
in Montana.
W. F. Eggelson, who has been work
ing with Culver Bros. for several weeks,
left Sunday for his home in Bridgeport,
Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvie and family left
the first of the week for Baker, Mont,
for a visit with. relatives. If Mr.. ALIVE
finds a good homestead he may locate
in that country.
Miss Elizabeth Murphy. who has been
visiting at the home of her brother,
Cashier j. J. Murphy, for several
weeks. returned Wednesday to her home
in Austin. MINI.
Miss Cassie Murphy returned yesterday
to Beach after spending several days in
town. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Murphy.
Miss Ehie Marh is taking a short res
pite from her duties in the Harrison &
Marsh millinery store and is visiting
her parents at Hume.
Mr.. Murphy was accompanied from
Fargo by F. S. Sleight, district agent
for Moore Bros.
Dickinson will play New England on
the home ground on Sunday August IA.
This will be Dickinsons first visit to
our city and a large number of their
royal rooters are planning to, accompany
the team here. "A record breaking at
tendance is expected. 4
New England should have a fire guard
on the north side of town. The south
and west are we'll protected by the Can
non Ball but as a matter of public
safety there should be fire guards on the
north side.
M. E. Boslough and wife OF Storm
Lake, lowe, who for several weeks
have been the guest of their son, E. E..
Bosloush. left Tuesday for Los Angeles,
California, where they plan to make
their future home, u
Frederick lessen. son of j. v. lessen
of Dickinson. is visiting his uncle,
Ernest Jessen.
C. H. Dale of Midway is clerking in
the Mckenzie store.
D. N. Hart has purchased a Robinson
separator and with his gasoline engine
is prepared to handle the good crops.
around Daelum.
Paul Floody. who lives seven miles
west of Dickinson, was in town q couple
of days the first Of the week.. He was
returning from Regent. where he visited
his wife and new baby daughter. The
little Girl was born at the home of her
aunt, Miss Phern Aleuier, on June 9th.
Mrs. Flody and baby will remain at the
Alguier home for several weeks.
Otto Thress made a business trip to
Regent last Saturday.
Culver brothers have finished their
work on the foundation of the Kinamon-
Gardner building and have been busy
the past week putting up a large gram
airy for A. Hort.
Ivan Hammer Of Mellette, S. D., re-
Gently purchased z. c. Blaine's relin-
punishment to the latter's homestead in
sec -22-136-97. Mr.. Hammer is now at
the homestead looking after his cops,
but as soon as the harvesting is over he
will 60 back to South Dakota to get his
wife and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Proper and daugh-
ter, Nellie, have gone to Pine Island,
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