The Dickinson press., 1911-09-02

Pat Wright of Oakda]e transacted
business in the city this week.
Mrs. W. A. Mcclure and daughters re
turned Wednesday from Hazen. +,
Grover Elan of Taylor was a business
visitor in the city this week.
Charley C1nnor of Taylor transacted
business in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Bran;ck returned the first of
the week from the bar 4 bar ranch.
Mrs. D. J. Price of Manning was
visiting friends in the city Wednesday.
Mark tombstone of Richardton was a
business visitor in the city this week.
Lost-Class pin marked D. H. S. 0e.
Finder please return to PRESS office.
9-2-2t
Leonard Levy, of the firm of Levy
Bros, returned from his vacation Mon
day. ~
Misses Claire and Bernice Deming of
Manning were in from Manning on
Wednesday.
r. A. Babcock, clerk in the Brooks
Bros. store at Manning, was in Dickin-
son last Saturday fol freight.
Ray Smith was severely hurt Tuesday
by falling from a box car and will have
to keep his bed a few days.
Levi Dodge and wife and two children
Of Reeder were in Dickinson several
days this week getting their auto re-
paired.
Mrs. B. D. Lathrop, who has been
visiting at the G. A. Perkins home sew
eral months, left for her home in Min.
neapolis Friday.
Miss Mollie Matheson, the nurse,
went to Fargo. where she is joined by
Miss Ethel Dodd. who had been al
Valley City for a shot time.
Frank KosteIecky left recently fol
points in Florida, Denver and San Fran.
cisco. He will return via Seattle anG
expected to be absent q month.
Lost-Between o X stable and Gen
hotel, a baby's small emb1oideriet
blanket. Will finder please return tt
PRESS office. Owner values blanket
highly. II
The wheat on the Frank Lish farm
just west of the city is being stacked.
Mr.. Lish will have ten or twelve stack.
which give promise of a yield of l., 00(
to 1. 200 bushels.
C. H. Merry was one of the coal bid
ders at Mott, county seat of Hettinger.
Offering to supply as many hundred tons
as wanted at So. go per ton. Other bids
were as low as So. As.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Turner returned
recently from points in Wisconsin,
where they visited relatives and friends.
Mrs. Turner was absent about two
months and Mr.. Turner the last three
weeks.
Frank Zimmerman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Zimmerman, was down from
Montana over Saturday and Sunday.
Frank is time keeper during vacation
for a Northern Pacific crew a few mile
this side of Billings.
Senator A. L. Martin and Commits.
sioner ]. B. Stoddard of Billings county
do not expect to ship their beef cattl'
before the first OF October and perhaps
not until late in the month. They viii
have a trainload.
E. H. Hoffman was down from Zenit|
again this week and finally d ecided t.
rent a house for the present. file re
turned Wednesday to get his family
ready to come down so as to be on hanc
for the opening of school mex week
Miss Viola Maser and Victor Mase
leave Sunday to u their studies.
Miss Maser returns to Red Wing, Mimi,
where she will graduate from the con
servatorv of music in the spring. Victor
continues his studies at the Lutheran
Seminary in St. Paul.
Mrs. j. E. M:Cabe underwent a yer!
serious operation at Belfield on Wednes
day. Her brother, Rev. Fl. Meade O
Mortified. Mimi, was present, ais,
Rev. FIR. John Dignam of this city. I
is believed that the operation will b,
successful.
F. o. Floberg of Kansas was in Dick
inson on Friday for the purpose of look
ing at land which he owns in Dunn
county about IS miles north of the city
Mr.. Floberg registered al Bismarck TO
the Berthold land drawing on his wa!
out.
Mrs. J. C. F. Parker has been yer!
sick the past week from blood poison i,
her arm. She cut her hand just a littl,
last Thursday and at first thought moth
ing of it, but later it became necessar,
to call in a physician and for severa
days she suffered great pain. 1t wat
not until the middle of this week tina,