The Dickinson press., 1912-08-10
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week.
Co. X will give a public dance at the
next Wednesday evening.
Frank Geiser came up from Taylor on
to get a binder from a local
dealer. s
A. L. Martin wal returning from the
Twin Cities this week and stopped off in
Dickinson.
Ed. Sullivan. the hackman, was oper-
ated on for appendicitis at St Joseph's
hospital on Thursday.
The Northwestern Broom Works of
city was sending out q large ship.
ment of brooms this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. MAIDS Jasperson were up
from Taylor on Tuesday, returning by
train the following morning.
Mrs. A. M. Heisler of Alpha and Mrs.
c. Peterson Of Rhame were registered in
Dickinson the first of the week.
Nurse Miss Kramer returned the first
of the week to her duties at St. Joseph's
hopsital from a visit with her brother
at Kenmare.
Marsh Brannon. son of w. P. Bran
non. leaves the University N. D. facul-
ty to take up graduate work in the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin.
fred. the ~10-year-old son of Fred
Hoffer of this city. wat operated upon
at St. Joseph's hospital Thursday for a
6brous growth on his neck.
Miss Pauline Hagerman came down
from Roundup, Mont, on Sunday to take
the s%tenographic position in the Office
of Attorney M. L. Mcbride.
Mrs. Oscar Rapp was returning Thurs
day from q visit in Northwood, Iowa, to
her home in Belfield. She stopped of
in the city between trains to visit Miss
Lizzie Rapp.
7. S. Underhill : 1t showered at Ante
lope for several days the first of the
week and things were so damp harvest:
ing at the Springvale farm did not start
until the 9th.
Dan Schlevitz. owner of the Shady
Valley farm near Belield. is having a
fine residence built, 24x34, on his well
improved farm. He will harvest a good
crop this year.
Mrs. c. Somner of Fayette was receiv-
ing treatment in St. Joseph's hospital
for several days. She returned home
on Tuesday. Mrs. Somner was formerly
Miss Vera Blecher of this city.
Two of the coal mine families at L.
high are said to have diphtheria. Mrs.
Mike Brant and five or six children are
afflicted and there are also several cases
in the Pete Woodensoch family.
Misses Kathryn and Anna Vallancey
are in the Twin Cities and Chicago
buying their fall and winter millinery
stock. Miss Viola Keller lie looking
after the millinery business during their
absence.
Alderman Max Beres did some good
work as acting street commissioner.
He turned the work over to C. M. Dins-
dale, who was appointed last month to
fill the vacancy caused by the death of
Mr.. Walsh.
Druggist and Mrs. W. M. Scarborough,
who were visiting the Lyon families
here and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lyon at
their ranch on the Missouri river for
about five weeks, returned Thursday to
their home in Wallace, Idaho.
The little daughter of John Sholl,
who was operated IN at New England
about two weeks ago for a prune stone
in her lung. was able to be out of the
and around town this week,
according to reports from that village.
MI. and Mrs. j. Allen Clark leave
about September 1st for Washington,
D. c., where he will take up his
plant breeding work for the
winter months. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thysell do not 20 to Washington until
about November 1st.
The Mandan people propose to bring
Nelson and Burns to Dickinson on Sun
day for the ball game, which means
that the local team has to play we'll to
win. Moore will catch for the locals
and if he plays as we'll as he did at
Belfeld. the spectators will see some
good ball.
In the Dunn county real estate trans
fers is noted the following: M. H. Lin
sley to C. T. Landley, nwA sec. 49,
1922; Munday & Scott to Harry AL
bough. nwN sec. 33-143-91; Mary Lang
ley to C.. T. Langley. seN sec. 14-141-
81: Munday & Scott to Jesse L. Town.
send. neN sec. 31-144-91.
The Commercial Club of Belfield has
accepted an invitation to meet with
the Dickinson Club in the armory on
Wednesday night, August 18th. Our