The Dickinson press., 1910-07-09

Reed Bros. recently installed the
latest model National cash register.
Walter France of Mandan spent the
Fourth with George Ross in the city.
Willis Pelissier was down from
Medora for the Fourth.
lilly Knudson wal up from Richard
ton several days the first of the week.
Clarence Watson had his hand badly
hurt with explosives on the Fourth.
Mrs. J. Q. Mullaney went to Roches-
ter, Mimi, this week for treatment.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Biesser on July g..
The Dorcas society met Friday after
noon with Mrs. Lloyd Dow at her home
on Second Avenue W.
Thomas Messer and Rosa Kunz of
Richartdon secured a marriage license
at the court house the first of July.
Ned Dobson came up from Mandan to
spend the Fourth at the home Of his
4k1OI11CIS MI0s Eva OOONVIs #~
Miss Ruth Littlehales spent the Fourth
with Miss Pauline Hagerman al Glen
Ullin.
The family of Charles Palmer moved
into the house vacated by MI. and Mrs.
Tom Summers on First Ave. W.
]. A. .Guyot, formerly chef at the
Grill restaurant, visited his family here
Sunday en- route from Minneapolis to
Glendive.
Frances and James Soules and George
and Reuben Butler returned this week
from the, Hoffman farm near Elton.
where they spent several, weeks.
Miss Emma Coleman from Bismarck
visited her sisters. Mrs. J. X. Porter and
Miss, Kate Coleman. q few days the first
Of the week.
Deane Wiley made a trip to Medora
and Belfeld Wednesday, making sales
for his %up-to-date maps of North and
South Dakota. I
A daughter was. born to Mr.. and Mrs.
S. 8. Stevens at Paoli on July 1. Mrs.
Stevens was formerly Miss Maud
Fulcher of this city.
r. Hockenhull of. Tracey. Mimi. is in
the city for a few weeks while looking
after the sale of a fine railroad section
Of land in the vicinity of Daglum.
william Dobie Of Gladstone made five
year proof at the Dickinson U. S. land
office on Wednesday. His witnesses
were John Eneer and Andrew fiidu.
A. L. Field, the big cattle grower
from the Sioux reservation. was trans
acting business in Dickinson the past
week. He reported it very dry down in
the Milwaukee territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Funk spent the
Fourth with Mrs. Funk's parents in Bis
marck. Mr.. Funk returned to his barber
work in the Beres shop Monday evening.
his wife coming home a day or two later.
John Grande Of Oakdale and Miss
Ellen Martha Grande were married Tues
day evening in the city. Mr.. Grande has
a farm near Oakdale and is a member
of the local orders of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs. ~
T. S. Winkels was down from Bel6eld
on Wednesday. He stated that the
rain at Bel6eld on Tuesday did not
reach his farm five miles south of
town. 9
A good crowd of the friends of Miss
Lillian Boehkle surprised her at her
home last Saturday evening in honor
of her birthday anniversary. A good
social time and splendid refreshments
were enjoyed.
Fred Mccarthy, machinist at Livin9s-
tom. came down Sunday. to visit his
wife, WHO had been spending some time
at the home Of her mother, Mrs. Ella
Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy will re-
turn home together.
Miss Rose Appel returned the first OF
the week from a several days outing
at the ]. B. Stoddard ranch neal Senti-
mel Butte, and also at Medora. She
leaves today, Saturday. for her old
home in Dubuque, Iowa. She has been
with the teinhospital as nurse for ove1
a year. but intends to remain in the
east; for q time. @
Marshall Brannon was recently married
to Miss Emily Lindstrom at Madison.
Wis, and they are now occupying 8
summer cottage at Devils Lake where
INIT. Brannon is in charge of the bioloei.
cal station. Mr.. Brannon: is a son Of
W. P. Brannon Of this city. and will d.
special work at the State University al
Grand Forks the coming year.
Ernest Haughton of Hettinger and
Miss Maud Acheson Of Gold Fields,
Iowa, were married last Friday evening
by Rev. FL. Watkins of the Methodist
church, Thew visited several dav,