The Dickinson press., 1911-10-21

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Mrs. Arthur Ward and another Mn.
Ward were down from Belfield on Tues
day.
The papers In Foster county tell Of q
marriage performed At. Mcfdenry BY Rev.
r. J. kellogg. formerly Of Dickinson
and Bowman.
Mrs. s l.. Cuskelly of Oakdale was
visiting with Mrs. Timothy Cuskel!y
while her b usband accompanied his
stock shipment to Chicago.
Mrs. j. N. Pierce and Mn. A. Mil
bright of Onalaska. Wis. were guests
Of Auditor and Mrs. j. L. Hughes last
Saturday. The ladies were en- route to
visit friends at Spokane.
s. L. Cuskelly. Sam Glerup, Chas.
Adams, Richard Blackburn and Anderson
Brothers were Fayette and Oakdale
from marketing live stock at Chicago.
Walter George left Tuesday for Wal
lace, Idaho, where he will visit q both
er, Arthur George. for several weeks.
and attend to matters pertaining to q
silver mine in which he is interested
Dr.. S. w. Bailey. the new osteopath.
who has rented Office rooms In the new
lessen building, was in from Bailey on
Tuesday, making arrangements for NOV
ing to the city the first of November. Mr..
and Mrs. Bailey will have living rooms
at the l. C. Smith home.
Car Inspector J. r. Stewart left Tues
day for Leadvllle. Colorado. accompanied
by a brother in-law. John McEachren,
who has been visiting here for several
weeks. Mr.. Stewart will visit about a
month, while Mr.. McEachren goes to
make his home there for the present..
E. P. Church of Midway was in Tues
day to make five year proof on his
homestead at the local u. S. land Office.
Mr.. Clary was also in for the same
purpose. AL. Drauch acting as witnesses
for both parties. Mr.. Church's daughter
attended school in Dickinson last year.
Mr.. Chas. Connell from thirteen mil es
south of Medora, was shopping in Dick
ison on Monday. Mr.. Conn ell is a horse
grower and formerly resided nea Glad
stone, his mother nov e siding at
Bakersfield. California. Mr.. and Mrs.
Connell were formerly at the Custer Trail
ranch.
C. E. Everett. the homesteader and
trapper near Hanly, pcst0fice, and G.
W. Sargent are on a trapping expedition
on the Missouri river and expect to be
away from their homes about six weeks.
The coyotes had been getting pretty bold
around MIR. Everett's home, taking 80 Of
his Plymouth Rock hens recently.
Glendive Independent: w. j.. Zim-
norman, saddler of Dickinson. who has
a ranch in North Dakota opposite Fair
view. returned from a visit there today.
':Zim''was formerly a resident of Miles
, City and had a long conversation will
+ the editor about old baseball days
in 1867 in which they participated.
Alex Q. Smith of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, was in Dickinson on Tues
day, returning home from two months
spent with his nephew. DR.. S. W. Bal
: ley, in Dunn county. Mr.. Smith is at.
: torney for the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Ry. Co. and had a very pleas
ant vacation with Dr.. and Mrs. Bailey,
Henry Singer, Of Schwartz & Singer,
made a business trip to Belfeld or
/. Tuesday evening. returning the follow.
{ ing morningThe firm. The South Side
!. Cash Store, has purchased a new build
ing in Belfield. on the south side of thu
: track. where previously located, and Mr..
7 Singer went up to arrange some matters
5 in connection with the moving.
J.. T. Nelson, of Barnes & Nelson. the
4 big general merchants of Glen Ullin,
!: was in Dickinson on Tuesday on his wa,
to Beach. on business connected with tn
Merchants Association. Mr.. Nelson ha.
q been in business in western Morton
county for q quarter of q century. Tn,
: secretary and treasurer of his firm i,
Lawrence Nelson, the young man whit
has often pleased Dickinson spectator
with his good baseball pitching.
: Mrs. H. H. Burleson arrived in tn,
city Tuesday night from Minneapolis
where she had been for a few weeks
while her son-in-law, a prominent bust
ness man of Syracuse. N. r.. was gel
ting treatment with the Mayos al
n Rochester. Mrs. Burleson has been witt
since leaving Stark county, and is nov
i looking after her 16O-acre farm nea
Zenith. She will spend the winter il
OREGON.
The j. v. lessen home was the seem
of q merry party on Friday night. whel
Mi. and. Mrs. lessen entertained abou
|. so ladies and gentlemen at cards. Th,
guests were also delighted with severa
= musical selections by Master Frederic
and Miss Thora Jessen. who are littl
artists on; the violin and piano. respect
lively. Mrs. lessen had her room
beautiful with vases Of colored aster
and. fragrant with the odor of a wealt
Of sweet. peas, Festivities. lasted unit
the e sma.' hours, al elaborat
Observation-Disclosures on the card tables
Mrs. ValdemaE Jessen. Mrs. E. A. Lii
libridee. Mrk VIM. Poor and Misse
Margaret Stewart and Jennie Freema
assisting Mrs. Jessen.
Rose. the 1O-year-old daughter q
County Treasurer and Mrs. M. L. Larso
of Dunn county, had her right arm an
hand badly burned Monday morning 8
the Larson farm near Bailey. The lii
tie girl was using kerosene in kindlin
the FIRE. Her parents were at home an
Immediately summoned Dr.. S. W