The Dickinson press., 1910-11-05
New England

T, ~. ~ OVIOlu mas QuICndSSu ". y.
Pryor's interest in the paint shop. -.
Uncle Henry Gardner returned TIE
firstof the Week from Chicago where lie
mqaHttets $50. Az G 'ar1n cattle E.. -.
2. E. Beito made q business trip to:
Dickinson and Beach the first of tia
week.
+ J.aE. Lpf4ssleft the first of the week
for Donaldson, Iowa for a visit at his;
old home::as Hstsars y
Sam Walker ii. Mondavi, Wis.,. has
been in town the past week looking
after his interests in this vicinity. .
T. S. Fitch, falvor Landa and Mike
Pierce Of DeSart were business visitors
in town Saturday.
A. W.: ..Bohn of Mott was in town
the first Of the week. He accompanied
G. H.. Dewey. the jeweler, who expects
to be lQcated here in a few weeks.
E. S. Johnson of DeSart was in town
on business Saturday. He was accom-
panied by his father who came out here
from Wisconsin a short time ago for
a visit. /; fi
J. X. Murray. candidate for states.
attorneys was over from the county.
seat last week. He met many friends
here and continued his campaign trip;
Saturday. .".. :. . -.
A prairie fire in: Kasper Goetz's'
neighborhood southeast of town last
week covered over quite a territory in
a short time. The greatest damage was
done to hay land and pastures. =
Miss Celia Daily has been taking an
enforced vacation from her duties at
the Rytsty(e Millinery on account Of her
eyes: which have been bothering for
several days. s5
Rev. G. j. Ross was in Regent last
week attending the Hettineer county
Sunday School convention. He left here
Monday for Sykeston, N. D., to make
arrangements to bring his family out.
Rev. %Joreenson Of Dickinson assisted
Rev. G. j. Ross at the Congregational
services held at Havelock Sunday fore
noon and also at the services held here
Lin the evening. /:
! 3. G.. Covell of Mankato, Mimi,
arrived the first of the week and is now
acting as principal of the New England
school relieving Mrs. S. A. Fuller who
very kindly substituted after G. G. Lane
left 50 Unexpectedly.
There was q large crowd of people in
town Saturday and j. j. Murphy had
but lite trouble in disposing of his
bunch of horses. A. S. Better, Otto
johnson and Oscar .Strehlow were some
Of the heaviest buyers. Col. E. J.
Sttang did the auctioneerihR and he
kept the buyers busy picking out their
favofites.
John Stumper. who recently sold his
farm, has purchased II lots in Gabbert's
addition. He intends to build and will
use his vacant lots for market gardening.
Matthias Schnur, another. retired farmer
recently sold his farm to Anton Doerner.
He also purchased lots in Gabbert's ad-
dition and will follow the plans OF
MIR. Stumper.
Deputy Sheriff M. j. Connolly
auctioned off about 500 worth of cigars
Saturday to satisfy a judgment of the
Hooker Cigar Co. against W. T. Will
lans. who was located in this town
!! last spring and who left the country
rather unceremoniously when he fous:dd
that the people of New England were
decidedly against blind pigs.
At the home of Albert jacobson neal
Daglum on the 18th of October took
place the marriage Of MI. J%acobson's
brother. John jacobson. to Miss Helen
Hanson. who recently came from Nor
way. John has a fine homestead in
Stark county where the happy couple
are now keeping house. MI. and Mrs.
jacobson have the best wishes of many
friends.
Miss Josephine X. Steake, county
superintendent of schools. was in town
the latter part of last week to conduct
the teachers examination. and to
visit some of the schools in the New
England district. Miss Bertha GraaJum,
Miss Nora Jarvis. Miss Julia Weber,
Miss Belle Roe. Miss Mabel Nelson.
Mrs. Versa Gram and Patrick Kennedy
were the seven teachers to take the
examinations at this time. Misses
Nelson and Weber are teaching at the
present time in the district, the former
having charge of the Nelson school and
Miss Weber the Dubesar school.
Albert jacobson of Daelum wat in
town Saturday on business. Mr.. Jacob
son and his brother, Jens jacobson, own
q Hart-Parr gasoline engine and q
Buffalo-Pitts separator: and have been
II $780,. = lr,4:.-a ~. -. , .-"..a