The Dickinson press., 1910-04-09
A. N. Kinaanlon. of New ::Engla

A. N. xinnasnon. of New England
was a. business visitor in the aiity this
week. =. : $ e
Wantedz-a- mar who can .handle un-
broken horses; will pay good: wages. H..
B. Schaffner Marshall, Md. q off
Miss Lena Rufler:; formerly. Of. this
[city, has a position now as istenographer
with the city mayor Of. Miles City:
Wanted-to sell or trade, "a fine regis
tered Hereford bull, also. q registered
'Percheron stallion. H. B: @Schaffner,
Marshall, N. D. - 4-o-tf
Mrs. F. Pennock returned from Brain
red on Tuesday and went out 10 her
home at Oakdale. She left Mr.. Pennock
much improved in health at the hospital
butihe will not be able to return for
some time.
danes Hoffman Batten gave a very
interesting lecture at the opera house
on Wednesday evening. This was an
extra number on the Citizens Lecture
and Entertainment course His subject
was '!ldeas and Ideals"
Edwalt Abraham of Hankinson, N.
D.. was expected the latter part of the
week to accept a position as clerk in
the Crowley Drug store. John Dick has
changed his mind about going to Canada
and will also remain with Mr.I Crowey
for the summer.
Commissioner A. Jopp came up from
Gladstone on Thursday and expected to
60 ove the bills with Commissioner D.
W. Mckenzie. Owing to the death of
John Courtney's father, Commissioner
Herman Leutz will probably be unable
to attend before next week.
VIM. Lindsay of Gleadive says: THE
outlook appears to be very assuring at
this time for Is cent aud possibly 81
CEN wool. Most of our people will
hold their product and there appears to
be little doubt in their minds but that
the prices will be excess If those of last
year.
Earl Cummings came down from
Glendive on Friday to spend a few days
with his mother and sisters. He had
just returned from a trip in the south
eastern part of Montana looking up land
for a Spokane Land Co. The company
purchased S sections of land paying
$2O. 600 for the same. Mr.. Cummings
has land in the vicinity of Glendive
and already has his new Hart Parr
outfit at work on it.
The r. H. johnson building, vacated
several weeks ago by C.. B. Hanson was
undergoing repairs this week and a
stock of goods is being put in by the
Levy Bros. of Minneapolis. They carry
a complete line of mems clothing and
jewelry and expected to be open for
public patronage on Saturday. The in
side walls have been kalsomined and
new show cases and shelving added.
The young men in charge appear to be
hustlers.
Otto E. Vinnedge and family will
leave in about n week for Calgary,
Alberta, Canada. where Mr.. Vinnedge
will make headquarters for a year while
investigating some business propo-
sitions. If all turns out we'll. as their
many friend hope. the family will re-
turn to Dickinson during 1911. Mrs.
VinnedGe and the children went to Glad
stone on Thursday, from which place
they 60 to Taylor to visit relatives. Mr..
Vinnedge went down the line on Friday
but expected to make one more trip 10
the city before going north.
The Davis butte school house. school
No. S of the Dickinson district. burned
Monday night. There was a party in
the neighborhood and it is presumed
that carelessness on the part of smokers
was the cause of the fire The building
was insured in the Norwich Union of
the Merchants National bank agency
for $225, including contents. Miss
jamie Brew was teaching the school.
At a meeting of the school board Tues
day night it was suggested that posi-
bly, the Fisher school house could be
moved to the site of the building
burned. as there is no demand for a
school at Green river now.