The Dickinson press., 1910-09-03


E. A. Lililbridge has been appointed
receiver for the Missouri Slope Brick &
Tile Co.
Mrs. John Boldt and Miss Grace Rob-
inson returned Sunday from Muscatine.
Iowa. where they visited at Mrs. Boldt's
old home for several weeks. +
A. Ellian returned the first of the
week from his home in Milwaukee where
he had been since Co. X broke camp at
Sparta.
A security that cannot be questioned,
q location that is convenient, a cour-
tesy and accommodation that is uni
form, are all afforded you as a depositor
of the Dakota National Bank. 1t
Melville Amundson and Charles Lun-
deem were visitors in Dickinson the first
of the week from Regent to attend to
business matters and see the Wild West
show.
Christ Peterson. the Medora merchant,
was down for the Wild West show and
was accompanied home Sunday evening
by Mrs. Peterson and the children who
had been visiting relatives here for some
days.
Auditor 7. Leroy Evans was in the
first Of the week from Marshall coming
to the city via Taylor. The commits
sioners of Dunn county hold an adjourn
ed meeting OF the 9th of September.
MI. and Mrs. E. Il. Phillips Of
Medora were among the early ones down
for the show. Mr.. Phillips was formerly
one of the fancy ropers with Buffalo
Bills show. Paul Lebo, Mr.. and. Mrs:
D. F. Olmstad came down on the same
train. -
/ The Dunn county commissioners at
their last meeting laid over The Stark
county bill of $295 for the insane person
of johanna Fairnan. 1t will be con-
sidered at the regular October meeting
and in the meantime the state attorney
VIM. Alva Carsn, will investigate the
matter.
Agent T. S. Rutherford wal one of the
people up from Hebron for the Wild West
show. Mrs. Rutherford is in from
EUGENE. Oregon, where they have a TO-
acre fruit orchard and will not return
west until about the middle of the
month. N. P. Agent and Mrs. Ruther-
ford were at Taylor for many years.
J. j. Kenny. one Of the professors in
st. Thomas college of 81. Paul, was in
Dickinson several days in the interest
of his school. MIR. Kenny found that
j. C. F. Parker was one of his old
neighbors back in Prince Edward island.
Andy Mckinley and Gervais Manning
have attended the St. Thomas school in
the past, but Andy does not expect to
return until after Christmas this year.
v. S. Langlois of the firm of McCarty
Lanelois. Belield. was in Dickinson last
Saturday on land Office business. Mr..
Langlois came out from Minneapolis
last summer to look after an engine and
he liked the country so we'll that he de-
cided to locate in Belt ED, where he is
trying to get a vacant house so as to en-
able him to take his family out from the
city. Mr.. Langlois says that it looks as
though he would have to build in order
to get q home.
d.. John Tasche. formerly Of Sheboy-
gan. Wis, and at Glen Ullin the past
year. has decided to locate in Dickinson
for the practice of medicine and has
rented the Field house on Sims street,
vacated this week by J. P. Berringer.
d.. Tasche had. q hospital business in
Glen Ullin which he recently sold and
being DESTROYS of Getting into a larger
place, took the opportunity to come to
Dickinson. Mr. and Mira. Tasche were
in the city the first of the week and ex-
pect to move up..from-G Glen Ullin during
the coming week.
Edwin johnson and C.. C. Mead were
up from the south for the show. Mr..
Johnson returned from OREGON about a
month ago and is again making head
quarters at Rhame. He bought some
timber land out west but o came to
the conclusion that a stockman did moi
care 10 haul wood to town for a living
and sold out. Mr.. johnson says Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Cook have a beautiful home
al Ashland, Oregon; their house is sup.
piled with hot and cold water on botf
floors, and their fruit orchard is yer,
fine.
NJ. and Mrs. J. c. f. Parker enter.
tanned at dinner Sunday six persons from
Prince Edwards Island. making eight
in all. who were born and raised within
six miles Of each other. Prince
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