The Dickinson press., 1911-07-01

Furnished rooms for rent. Mrs. James
Birch. 7-1-3t
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Heath, a
son, June 2Sth.
The Boy Scouts are planning to march
in the July 4 parade.
Drs Davis, Bowen and Tweedy have
added laboratory to their offices.
j. B. Walsh has gone to Minneapolis
to attend the civic celebration and visit
for week.
Mrs. Charlotte French of Taylor wishes
to thank those who assisted her in win.
ming the Courier-News piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. West have moved
into the Robinson house. End Ave.
East.
Parker 8. Co. will not be able to
move into their new store before the
10th. The flats will be ready little
later.
Dick Scribver of Sentinel Butte was
kicked by horse Wednesday and his
collar bone broken. He was brought
here for treatment.
Wanted-office work. Have two years
experience. Can do general auto repair
work or driving. Edwin H. Stein. 1851
18th St., Milwaukee. 7-1-2p
A representative of the Beach Novelty
Co. was in the city Wednesday. This
company is figuring on opening place
in Dickinson, having few days option
on building in the city.
The Benzie Drug Co.'S store in the Jes-
sen building is not quite ready for occup-
ancy and it will perhaps be the 10th of
July before the firm can get settled in
its handsome new quarters.
Duncan Mckenzie goes to Richardton
Sunday for his daughter, Eleanor. who
has been visiting her grandfather. VIM.
Dittberner. Little Duncan will remain
some time longer.
Frank Hecker, who lives about eight
miles northwest of the city, was in
town Thursday. He said that flax out
his way was in good shape but that
grain showed signs of rust.
MIR. and Mrs. G. F. Thompson returned
from Howard Lake. Wisconsin, Thurs
day, where they have been visiting
relatives. Mr.. Thompson is q farmer
living twelve miles southwest of the
city.
| w. NJ. Peattie, representing the
Creamery Package Manufacturing Com
pany of Chicago, arrived in the city
Tuesday and is putting in the ice plant
at j. C. F. Parker's new store. Mr..
Peattie came here from Mobile, Ala
bama-a long jump.
Early Saturday morning, June "a,
the country north and west of the city
were visited by thunder storms and
crops received thorough wetting. In
the city but IA of an inch of moisture
was recorded. Ten miles north the
storm was practically a cloud turst and
many telephone poles were broken down.
Miss Eleanor Davis, who has been
attending school the past year at Villa
Maria, Frontenac Wisconsin,. is ex-
pected home Monday. Miss Davis is
10 join Mrs. L. A. Simpson in Mime
apolis and be present at the wedding
of Miss Jessie Messersmith and J. P.
Danson and returns in company with
Mrs. Simpson.
Joseph kasper. wealthy rancher
near Fayette, is enjoying visit from
his sister, Mrs. Frank Archibald. who
is accompanied by her son. They
arrived Tuesday from New. York City
and will remain some time. visiting
also Louie Kumberence. Charles Hurick
and Frank Petrick, who are also rela-
tives. Anthony Kasper, brother, vino
has also been visiting at the Kasper
home at Fayette for month, expected
to return to his New York home the last
of the week.
o. A. Brown returned Thursday even
ing from three weeks trip spent
mostly in eastern states. He attended
the annual meeting of the Holstein-
Friesian Association of America in
Syracuse. New York, gathering very
largely attended by live stock and
dairymen from all parts of the country.
A. Qro,rp <ooL odvonI odo IF Tho trim
to look up farm properties in the En-
pire state and also to transact business
in the middle west states. He is offer
ing for sale his 1. 800 acres of land near
Dickinson, including Improvements. 1l6
cattle and 46 horses, and if he is
successful in closing out here. he will
probably remove to New York the COM
ing year. The change seems necessary
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