The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22

business trip to Wlbaux n Glend1v(
the first of the week.
Bills arc posted in Manning for an
address by Governor John Burke there
on the 18th.
Peter Palm has invested ii Richard,
ton town property. the nadefho6 .pfacs
opposite the Windsor hoee-
The 7~-year-old dsuthtse. al II. and
Mira E. Robinson Of Emerson Is recover.
ns nicely from infanfile paralysis
W. G. Ray had cettis "A To Chiea6l
market the first Of IL week which weal
shipped from the Neuens randi in Bit
lings county.
Several cases Of diphtheria ere -
ported in Richartdon and the News urtel
a strict quarantine and care at the
slightest appearance of throat trouble.
Supt. B. o. johnson was in Dickin.
son the first of the week. He had been
making a tour of inspection over the
division.
Bill McCarty was in from the Custer
Trail ranch on Wednesday. He will be
ready for Dickinson friends and all
other friends at his ranch on the 28th.
Joe LeClair was up from Gladstone
Oh Thursday to make Communication proof
on his homestead. John Reilly and
Herb Marty acted as witnesses.
B. Lepper went to the Milwaukee
country on Wednesday to look after
Mutual Life Insurance business for two
weeks.
Commissioner H. {. Short of Billings
county loaded eight cars of cattle at
Medora last week which he sold in
market this week.
Misses Helen Managan and Olga Kind
ley, teachers from Dunn country, arrived
in Dickinson en- Mondays stage Ell route
to Bismarck to attend the state educa-
tional meeting.
Rev. G. j. Ross of Sykeston. this
state. arrived in the city the first of the
week on his way to New England to
look after the Congregational church
work al that place.
Fayette Richardson and daughter of
Buffalo, N. Y. and Kent, WASH, visit
ed two days this week with Foreman
and Mrs. j. B. Dehlinger. Mr.. Richard
| ,ou 80 m o1I ,ohoolrooto of Az Noh1;n-
ger and was on his way west.
DR.. and Mrs. R. o. Crawford returned
home to Missouri last Saturday evening.
Before leaving DR.. Crawford invested in
three quarter sections of land just west
of New England.
John. Wynn, travelling engineer or the
second division with headquarters in
Dickinson, was at Billings and Living.
ston last week on special business fol
the N. P. Ry. Co.
E. C. Cooper, state commissioner Of
insurance. was in Dickinson On Monday
and made some trips into the countr,
with States Attorney M. l.. Mcbride
on business matters.
E. E. Lamtert's separator was lost by
fire recently and George Kline, residing
thirty-6ve miles south of Richardton,
where the accident occurred. lost 400
bushels of wheat.
Attorney w. F. Burnett was in Senti-
mel Butte on Monday to assist the
state in the preliminary hearing in the
case against Elmer Turk, charged with
illegal cattle killing. States Attorney
John keohane was present and Attorney
Andrews of Beach appeared for defen'
dant. This was the second attempt fol
q hearing. A change of venue. at re.
quest of defendant. was finally granted,
removing the case to Beach. i.
Mrs. George Derner, living Is miles
south of Dickinson, was taken to the
Stein hospital On the 18th. suffering
from internal injuries sustained from 8
fall the night before. The lady wa.
taking a load of wheat to Dickinson
when a wheel of the wagon dropped into
q rul. precipitating the driver and q
sack of wheat to the ground. Mrs.
Derner was run over but the sack Of
wheat prevented the weight of the
wagon from crushing out her life. The
present indications are that this patient
will recover quickly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Kilby and SOL
plan to leave next week for Illinois.
They. will make the trip, some 2, 600
miles, as they will 60 via Omaha and
Des Moines. in their auto, stopping to
visit, rest or see the sights as fancy
dictates. MI. Kilby goes to Florida tt
dispose of 40. 600 acres of land in which
he has invested. Mrs. Kilby will re.
main with her parents in southern ILL
nois until after the holidays when she
will join her husband in Florida. Mr..
and Mrs. Kiiby have been in Dickinson
all summer.
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