The Dickinson press., 1911-09-30

c. A. Larson of Oakdale was a busi-
ness visitor in the city Saturday.
A hot water heating plant was being
installed by Jerry Dryer in his nice
home on Second Ave. West.
Trainmaster and Mrs. j. H. johnson
returned Sunday from q three weeks
visit with relatives in St. Paul.
Engineer and Mrs. W. H. Flanagan
were getting moved this week into the
Hartung house on Fourth St. No.
d.. v. H. Stickney departed Tuesday
for Portland. OREGON, to see his brother,
H. o. Stickney. whose illness was re-
ported in the PRESS last week.
Howard Holm, the Gaylord merchant,
and A. F. Hanschel. a neighbor from
the locality of Daelum. were transact
ing business in Dickinson on Friday.
The Dakota Coal Products Co. mines
of New Salem have recently installed
electrical power machines and have
contracts to furnish over 10, 900 toni of
coal to state institutions.
For Sale at a big bargain - a 1911
Brush Roadster full equipment. lamps,
top, windshield, etc. Just been thoroughly
over hauled. Can be seen at Heath Bros.
Garage. L. r. Warren. 9-30-2t
The Ladies Aid Society of the Evan
gelical Lutheran church will meet at the
home of Mrs. j. T. Hilman, corner 18th
St. and 3rd Ave East, IN Thursday,
October 5th, at 2 p. m.
DR.. and Mrs. R. H. Beach were NOV
ing this week from the Whinn property.
on Corner Third St. No. and list. Ave.
West. to a cottage recently completed by
Byron Crawford on Fourth Ave. West.
Married. at St. Johns Rectory o Tues
day. Sept. 10Th by Rev. j. S. Brayfield.
John A. Nelson to Laura S. Gill, both
of Burns. Montana. The happy pair left
on No. 3 for their home in Montana.
A Rummaae sale under the auspices
of St. Johns Church will be held in the
store lately occupied by Lenneville &
Belden. milliners, on Thursday next,
October 5th. A good assortment of use
full articles will be there.
The Hand divorce case was on in court
a large part of the day Thursday and the
attorneys, Messrs. Simpson, Heffron &
Baird, expected to finish early Friday.
1t was expected that the lien foreclosure
case from Richardton would come next.
Andrew Galik. working with the Pirkl
brothers threshing outfit northeast of the
city, had his right hand injured in the
machinery on Monday, necessitating the
amputation of the index finger. The ring
finger was also badly lacerated.
Sheffield is a new p~ostofice located
at>the Peter Jahner place. IL miles
southeast of the city. Mr.. Jahner is
postmaster and carrier, a route being
established from Dickinson, having
mail service on Tuesdays and Satur-
days.
Nurse Jessie Crowl of St. Paul came
this week to visit al the home of her
uncle, A. T. Crowl, for several days.
Miss Crowl has been doing professional
work at Mandan the past few months.
but is returning now to her home in St.
Paul.
A son was born on Thursday to Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Prendergast of Sentinel
Butte, at the Mrs. Margaret Roberts
home on First Ave. w. Mrs. Prender-
CASTS mother, Mrs. Deal, arrived Thurs
day night from Wheaton, Mimi, for a
several weeks visit.
Mrs. S. A. Gopher OF Athens, Ala
bama. and her son, Charles Gopher, of
Minneapolis, were guests the past week
at the John W. Harnden home in this
city. Mrs. Gopher is return ing from
some time spent in Portland. Oregon.
this being her first visit to this part of
the country.
J. W. Reed, Fred Maser and W. L.
Richards have been appointed by Presi-
dent A. D. Heaton of the Commercial
Club t act as a committee of general
arrangements for the second annual
meeting of the N. D. Dry Far ming Con-
gress at Dickinson. The committee will
work in conjunction with Secretary l..
r. Waldron and President C. L. Tim
herman.
At Beach the people seem to be going
after The Farmers General Service Co.
about right. Attorney r. NJ. Andrews