The Dickinson press., 1911-08-26
LOCAL NEWS

Ray Smith left for Glendive Friday.
Born. to MI. and Mrs. A. Mclean, a
daughter, August %.
A son was born to MI. and Mrs. Otto
Hansen, August 22nd.
Dr.. Klein of Hebron Yves ~transactine
business in the city Friday.
Lee McCutcheon was operated on at
the Stein Thursday.
George E. Ryder had the misfortune to
run q nail in his foot, this week. +
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Schacherer Wednesday,, AUGUST
70.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Falk are expect
ed home from their eastern trip next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gardner and
child of Medora were city visitors Fri
day.
Miss Rose Grippe. stenoerapher for
Attorney Burgeson, is expected from her
eastern trip the first of the week.
Harry Hauser of Fargo arrived in the
city Tuesday and will visit his brother,
DR.. E. j. Hauser. a week or ten days.
T. Coolbauah of Forsyth. Mont, was
in the city this week t~ransacting bust
ness in the interest of the Bear Creek
Company.
Webster Schoield left for Wibaux
Thursday, where he will take a teach.
er's examination, intending to return
Sunday.
The End annual meeting of the Iowa
Picnic association will be held at the
Owens grove, Manning, on September s.
The afternoon program is quite elabor-
ate.
Miss Carrie Homan. who has been EN-.
ployed in the depot restaurant, left Fri
day for Billings, Mont, where she will
visit two weeks and then 60 on to Spo-
kane.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Mary Kennedy to Mr..
Jospeh B. Malone. at Holy Rosary
church. South Heart, on Wednesday
evening, August 80.
Mrs. j. L. Brown has sworn out a
complaint against w. C. Cline CHARGING
extortion in coal weights. Bail was
fixed at $500 and the hearing is set for
August 20 before H. X. Nichols. police
magistrate.
A delightful dance was given al the
Joe kaisershot home. eight miles
of the city, last week. About
60 guests were in attendance. Music
was furnished by Emil and Joe Samek. |
A delicious luncheon wal served by the
Misses Rose and Anna Kaisershot and
Bessie Tuna. The guests departed at a
late hour. declaring that they never had
had a better time.
Lyla, the ~four-year-old daughter of
and Mrs. E. j. Scharf of this city
injured Thursday soon after dinner
by her fathers auto, resulting in the
fracture of one rib. The accident hap
pened in the wheat field southwest of
the city. Mr., Scharf was backing his
machine and unnoticed, the little girl
onto the running board and was
tumbled off. just behind the front wheel
which was run up against her body but
not " it. At first the father thought
mis- little one was dead. so limp was the
little body. He took her to the city
Immediately. She passed a restless
night but she seemed better Friday
morning and her doctor does not con-
slider that there is any danger.
One day last week while c. C. Sperber
# Oakdale was on his wa y to Manning,
MS tea1 got tired of waiting for him
while at T. G. Saunders place and pro-
:eeded on their way back home at a
merry clip. Goods" FIRST thought was
70 get a saddle horse and start pursuit
but after sizing up the gain the team
had taken he knew it meant a long tire
some ride, so his automobile was
into use and the frightened
team rounded up and caught a few
miles from the place. Chris came on to
Manning and is seriously thinking of
an auto to keep especially for
that purpose.-Dnnu County News.
The announcement has been made
Attorney +. D. Casey of this city
will locate at Dickinson and will move
there as soon as he can close up
his business affairs here. Mr.. Casey
has always been numbered as among
our most public spirited citizens. Dur
ind his residence in Grafton of over six
teen years he has built up a lucrative
practice and enjoys a wide acquaintance
all over the state. During the past year
he was retained on a number of import
ant cases at Dickinson and believes the
western part of the state offers far better
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