The Dickinson press., 1912-10-26

Mrs. T. D. Casey is at St. Joseph's
feeling splendidly.
Mrs. VIM. Reiche came in from their
farm IL miles north and is visiting at
the C. w. Palmer home.
Charles Oukrop has already sold six
sets of bob sleds to farmers who are get
ting ready for winter in good season.
Cheb Lanphear came in last Friday
from his farm at West kildeer and is
employed as carpenter on the Elk
building.
The tipple, 4S feet high, which has
recently been erected ut the Austin
Pelton coal mine. was blown over in
the high wind storm, the first of the
week.
Miss Elizabeth Miklautsch has resign
ed her position at the Berzel bakery and
is again with her father at his new
tailor shop on the corne of Sims and
First street north.
B. F. Manning says that Nm Crist
said to him before leaving for Chicago
that this would be his last trip with
stock. as he intended to have his sons
look after shipments in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Gruschus and son
spent Sunday at the Austin Pelt0n
place and were accompanied or their
return home by Mrs Fem Pelton who
came in for osteopathic treatments.
D. S. Littlehales. foreman of the N.
P. shops at Mandan. was in Dickinson
the first of the week looking after his
residence property IN Second Ave. w.
Mr.. Littlehales was q resident of the
city for many years and has many old
friends here who are always pleased
to meet.
Miss Clara NJ. Evenson. a school teach
er at Gorham. was in Dickinson on FRI
day. Miss Evenson is a candidate for
superintendent of schools in the still
large county of Billings. She has a
professional certificate and seems to be
the choice of a large majority of the
voters of her county for superintendent
of schools.
The ladies of Holy Rosary church at
South Heart will have q fair and supper
at South Heart On Saturday and Sun
day, November End and 3rd. They will
have many things to offer for sale and
everybody attending will have q SPLEEN
did opportunity to get many useful ar
ticles and at the same time help the
church along.
Two literary societies have been form.
ed by the high school pupils. Each
officers and they with two of the high
| oohoo1 kooohoeo r1on or1 oerondo Fl,
their literary programs which will be
Given every two weeks Society "a
will have the first program on thu
evening of November list.
B. B. Romano, an engineer on thu
M. N. Woolery farm neal Hebron. died
at St. Joseph's hospital on Thursday
night q few hours after being taken
there. He was seriously injured while
at work around q threshing engine. hi
coat having caught in the machine.
The flesh was badly torn from the body
and bones in his hips and shoulder
were broken.
Jay r. Graham will be here mex
Sunday to exhibit some expert traI
shooting at the Gun Club range west o
the city. Mr.. Graham won the worlds
championship for trap shooting at
Stockholm. Sweden, and holds the
worlds ammunition record of 1872 birds
straight. He will be at the range at
O'Clock the afternoon OF October 9th
and anybody who cares is welcome t
be present.
On Thursday Brien Bros. of Mar!
shipped S cars of cattle from Dickinson
to the Chicago market. Wills Norrel
also had two cart for market the sam,
day. On Friday M. Booky and Mr.
Henley were each loading OVt two cars
Through some misunderstanding tn
local shipment did not get out on tn
Medora train but the cars were. attaches
to q Miles City. train some thirty minute
later. .