The Dickinson press., 1910-10-29
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Farm loans. quick action. II: k.l0ichola.
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Albert Linn was In from Faystte On
Wednesday.
Clifford Smith drives the Manning
Dickinson stage starting last week.
Misses frieda and Emma LANCE Of
Fayette were in Dickinson on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. w. B. Powers Of Green river was
in Dickinson this week for the first. time
in several months.
Boulger & Hughes have bought a. fine
pair of horses for their furniture delivery
wagon.
Miss Evaneeline Guyot has returned
from Belheld and is spending a weel
or two al, the J. c. Bower home.
Attorney F. c. Heffron is doing some
hard campaigning these days in the
interest of his candidacy for states
attorney.
The Ladies Aid society of the Consre-
gational church will meet with Mrs.
Jeiferies on Thursday afternoon. Novem.
ber 3, from 3 to s O'clock.
A son was born to III. and Mrs. Wal
ter, Smith of Edgar: The family is stop
ping for the present four miles south o.
Dickinson.
1t rained a little Tuesday night ant
turned cold the following evening. wher
the first ;darry of snow fell-just enough
to make the ground gray.
E. j. Berry returning from three week,
spent in the cities buying hotel furni.
ture. wal in Dickinson ON Wednesday
He will open his new hotel in Glendiv'
about the 18th of December.
John Bruager, candidate for Congress
on the democratic ticket. spoke to abou
20 people in the German Mercantile Co
hall in South Dickinson on Tuesda!
evening. The hearers seemed to iik'
the speaker who addressed them in Ger.
man.
One of the drivers. a Polander, at the
Consolidated Coal Co. works at Lehieh,
fell on Wednesday in front of car wheel
and was pushed along on rail for som
distance. causing the ligaments of on
leg to be badly torn. The man wa
taken to Dickinson by the company an
given needed attention. "
Mi. and Mrs. VIM. Crist Of Mary re.
turned Tuesday from Chicago. where Mr.
Crist marketed his cattle and Mrs
Crist visited friends aud took in th
sights. They do not plan to reside il
Dickinson for this winter but will re
main on the ranch.
c. II. DeFoe opened his bowling allie
in the. armory last Saturday. Tn
alleys are leveled up, new balls sup
piled and everything is now in the bea
Of shape. Mr.. DeFoe has put in a stoc|
of candy and tobaccos and will do BIZ
best to keep the place in first-clas
shape.
The Dickinson band, comprising i
or IA pieces. a out n evening tn
irst Of the week creating a little extr,
enthusiasm for p. j. Pelissier's can
didacy for sheriff. j. A. Rose is th,
band leader, and this was the first ap
pearance Of his musicians in q Ion,
time.
A Dickinson. party went to Mandal
Sunday to be present at the marriae
there Monday of John Hoffman an N
P. brakeman, and Miss Isabella Pfa,
Of Dickinson. Sunday. afternoon. Pete
Hoffman, father Of the groom-to-be
was stricken with ~apoplexy and die
almost immediately-and the house 0
mirth became suddenly, the house o
grief and the friendswere gathered for
funeral instead of a wedding.
Mr.. Meyer. q New England lumbe
man. was in the city the first of tn
week. His firm has bought and store,
some SIS, 900 worth Of wheat and Man
ager Meyer is naturally very anxious tt
see the Milwaukee extend to his town
He thought, however, that they coul,
reasonably expect the road ironed tho
far by the middle of November. At las
reports the railroad company was bell
with work on account of the bride,
across the Cannon Ball river at Mott.
Manager j. F. Brodie of the Consoli
dated Coal Co.. has been advised by tb'