The Dickinson press., 1911-06-24

Harold Parker is visiting at the Geo.
Parker ranch near Med0ra.
Chas. Precise of Alden was transact
ing business here on Wednesday.
100 bushels extra choice EARLY Ohio
potatoes. ]. McDonough, or phone 1888.
6-24-1t
Miss Helen Mahney of St. Paul is a
guest of Miss Olive WhaIey this week.
A daughter was born on Sunday, June
18th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ougald Stewart at
Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Beihert returned
the first of the week from their visit in
Minnesota.
Miss Agnes Smith was down from
Glendive visiting the Henry Cooke
family this week.
For Sale Cheap-motor cycle-has free
engine clutch and two speed. Used very
little. DR.. H. Van de Erve. 6.24-tf
: For Sale-A Smith Premier No. 1.
typewriter. in fine condition. Inquire
at the Dickinson Candy Shop. 6-24-2t
Mrs. Frank Reed and little daughter
leave Monday for a months visit at
Rochester, Minnesota, her old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dignam arrived
last week from Dublin, Ireland, and are
the guests of Rev. John Dignam i'll
definitely.
Mrs. Albert Shaw and children are
spending a week with friends in the
country, southeast of Dickinson, leaving
Thursday.
Mrs. j. S. Furtney arrived Wednesday
from Austin, Mimi, and will spend the
summer at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. C. c.. Davis.
Vernon McCutchan and Anton Springer
left last Saturday for Grand Forks, where
they will take special high school work
for the summer months.
Mrs. F. W. Turner and little son ex-
pect to leave Sunday for a several weeks
visit at Mrs. Turner'S old home in Bara-
boo, and other Wisconsin points.
The Butler, Pa. Rife Club won Sum
days match from the Dickinson Rifle
club. Their total number of points be-
ing 429 to the Alt made by Dickinson.
j. G. Quinliyan, Dan Manning and E.
j. Hauser are representing the local Elk
order at the state convention held in
Grand Forks this week. Mr.. Quinlivan
is a member of the State Elk Committee.
w. j. Gilbert did not like the branch
run from Mandan to Mott and has re-
turned to Dickinson. He has a run on
the local freight west and gets his Sun
day lay over in Dickinson which suits
him much better than when getting the
dav in Mott.
DR.. and Mrs. C. I. GRADER of Cleve-
land, Ohio, were guests of Attorney and
Mrs. T. H. Pugh on Saturday and Sum-
day. Mrs. GRADER is Mrs. Pugh's sister
and she and her husband were en- route
to Los Angeles for the American Medi.
cal association.
= The family of H. A. Hogue, the land
man, arrived last Saturday from Caring
ton and will make their home here. Mr..
Hogue has purchased the house recently
occupied by A. A. DinsdaIe on First
Ave. W. and will have his family
nicely settled there in a few weeks.
The X. of P's: annual dance on Tues
day night was quite we'll attended. The
Messersmith orchestra furnished the
luuOlC, MISS MyItlc dINlldtl tdElHg MISS
R0well's place at the piano. j. s..
Leary played in the orchestra Tuesday
night, also Mr.. Webster of Beach.
Hebron Tribune Miss Constance B.
Schaffner, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
B. Schaffner, returned Monday from
school at Pillsbury academy at Owa-
tonna, Minnesota. where she graduated
with highest honors. She will spend
the summer at home at Glen Laurel.
A woman, whose name the PRESS did
not learn, was kicked in the abdoman
by a horse she was leading to water on
Monday, resulting in internal injuries
which later resulted in her death. The
people were from the Old Country
recently and had settled about II miles
west of Fayette. The fatal accident
happened on Monday and not until the
following day was a physician called
from Dickinson. It was impossible to
remove the poor woman to a hospital or
suitable place for an operation and
consequently the doctors did the best
they could for her at the home, but had
almost no hope of saving her life when
they found how serious the injury was.