The Dickinson press., 1911-07-08

Week. =. 7.o.2t
Mrs. r. Finger of South Heart has ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. B. D. Lathrop of Minneapolis Is
visiting at the Dr.. G.. A. Perkins home.
Lost, in city, July 3, a dark coat.
Suitable reward. c. j. Russell, Dickln-
son. 7-8.1p.
Llewellyn Roquette is keeping books
for -Roquette Bros. during Miss SIM
mons absence.
People holding Joveta Heights lots can
call at J.. B. Dehlineer's Office and get
locations and numbers.
Ida Henderson had a jolly party Thurs
day, some dozen little girls helping her
celebrate her 9th birthday.
DR.. and Mrs. H. Anderson autoed to
the R. S. Bookings stock farm at Rich
ardton the first Of the week.
d.. c. N. Barker expects to be away
until the 18th. d.. N. L. Gartley plans
to be home the first of next week.
1t was feared yesterday that n of
the younger children of the Charles Ouk-
rop family had typhoid fever.
During the past week a judgment wal
secured by August Naderhof against
Geo. Benz & Sons for 81, 527. so. De-
PENDANTS are wholesale liquor dealers in
St. Paul.
Mrs. E. F. Hill and son, Leslie, went
to the Frank Smith ranch north of Bel
field for the 4th. The people out that
way were planning on a celebration at
the E. G. Bishop place.
Miss Rosa Runck of Casselton was the
guest of Mrs. J. F. Davis Thursday.
She was on her way to Seattle and Port
land with a party of excursionists. They
will return via the Canadian Pacific.
Miss Mary Foley's reading in the city
was greatly enjoyed. She has rare
dramatic talent and her success as an
elocutionlst is assured. Mrs. j. W.
Foley accompanied her daughter to
Dickinson.
Hanson Howard, late of Ashley, wat
adjudged insane on Thursday and placed
in Jail. He is an Asyrian, single and
n years of age. He had been working
for Nicholas Ferris and was to be taken
to jamestown the last of the week.
Mrs. August Drake, grandmother of
Edwin Muth, died Sunday at her home
near Kennedy and was buried Wednes-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Muth left for Ken
nedy Tuesday, returning Thursday, &C.
companied by Miss Belle Roe who will
visit at their home some time.
After attending the Masonic grand
lodge meeting in Grand Forks. F. W.
Turner took a trip to Minot. He visited
the water flterine plant at the Forks
and studied trade conditions at various
points. Mr.. Turner took this trip as
his vacation.
Miss Nora Yrye, a teacher from Spo-
kane. is spending two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. c. H. Ginder, at Manning.
Elk Mayor and Mrs. Geo. M. Frye took
their sister to the county seat town
north in their auto on Wednesday, re-
turning in the evening.
George Salisbury, adjuster of the
North western Fire Hail and Mar
inc Insurance, TN. Hartung agent, has
been busy this week making good the
losses of those hailed out around Beach,
Bel6eld, New England. De Sart and vi
cinity of Dickinson and all settlements
were highly satisfactory.
Word was received this week from
George. M. Frye in St. Paul that the
Frye & Lillibridee sale of 9 sections of
land in Dunn county to Austin, MIMI,
parties had been closed. The price for
this large tract was $12. so per acre. Of
course portions of the land would be
worth a good deal more money.
Fred Hoerauf and son, Walter, were
returning last Friday from Hebron to
their home near Quinion. Walter had
been attending school at Hebron and
will likely go back in the fall. Mr..
Hoerauf went down to attend the mar
riage of his brother. Louis Hoerauf. to
Miss Roberts. The ceremony took place
in the Lutheran church on June %. MI.
Hoeraui says that the grass crop is good.
Beef will be. good this year, but a little
late for market.
Wednesday morning at about 3 o'clock
an alarm was turned in for a fire in
the northern part of the city. 1t de-
veloped that the barn belonging to T.
N. Hartung was on fire and an automo-
bile which was stored there was burnt,
but was insured. The barn belonging
to r. C. Hill was partly destroyed. also
the barn owned by Brady. The cause of
the fire is unknown. though several par
ties were seen in the vicinity late Tues