The Dickinson press., 1912-08-03

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Cashier and Mrs. j. O. Milsten were
down from Belfeld the first of the
week.
Carl Lehman of Richardton was in
Dickinson last Saturday on business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Lyon moved in.
to their new home on East Willard street
on Tuesday.
The Dawson county people are plan
on a big fair at Glendlve on September
oath to 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Watson of Me-
dora attended the state fair at Fargo
last week.
Attorney l.. A. Simpson made a trip
to Mott the first of the week in his
Buick al
Charles Burda. who has been visiting
in Hungary for some weeks. sails for
America on the 18th.
Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle and two children
%returned Saturday from q week at the
Geo. Burgess home at Medora.
Supt. +. H. Lantry and General Supt.
j. M. Rapelje were in Dickinson on
Monday on their way to Mandan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Manaugh from
eight miles northwest of Medora were
visitors in Dickinson last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Will came down
from Medora last Saturday. Mrs. Will
remains in the city for some time.
Ben Booke. Jim Chaska. Anna Chaska
and Tillie Booke from Gaylord were
regist cred III Dickinson the first of the
week.
The N. D. Independent Telephone Co.
has recently completed a Mandan-Stan-
ton line and is building a Pingree- Will
ton line.
Mrs. Mary Henderson has had quite a
sick spell since the hail storm and was
confined to her bed for a time but is up
again now.
In the Twenty Years Ago" column
of the Forum is an item about Currie
and Crowl buying the McGillivray store
in Dickinson.
Mrs. c. F. Wilde is having water and
sewer connections installed in her Sims
street residence, now occupied by L. ".
Foster, a railroad man.
Conductor and Mrs. Earl N. Robinson
returned this week from Mott where
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Robin
son of the Robinson Drug store.
Mrs. F. 7. Rucker and children came
up from Mott last Friday and are guests
of her sister. Dr.. Sarah Ethel Smith. for
several days.
Miss ]. Freihammer, expert filter at
Roquette's store, leaves the first of the
coming week for a vacation of two
weeks which will be spent at Renford.
N. D.
Rev. j.. S. Rood of near Marshall was
in Dickinson on the 10Th to get hail in
surance. He stated that the storm of the
18th damaged a few grain fields in his
locality.
James Soules expected to leave Terre
Haute. Ind, Wednesday, arriving
home Friday or Saturday. Two sisters
will accompany him to visit some
weeks in the city.
Editor John Connolly and Attorney
Otro Thress spent last Friday in the
city. Mr.. Thress attended Masonic
lodge in the evening and at 10 80 they
left in Mr.. Thress' auto for New Eng
land.
Salesman-capable specially man for
North Dakota Staple line on new and
exceptional terms. To begin work
August list. Commission contract with
$35 weekly for expenses. Miles F. Blk
Ter Co., Cleveland Ohio. 1p
Attorney L. A. Simpson did not get
around to 60 to Bowman on Monday as
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which Judge W. C. Crawford and
S%tenoerapher Richard Boulger went over
land with C. H. DeFoe.
Mrs. VIM. Ely drove to Manning
Monday to visit the Geo. Wilson family
and to get her daughter. Miss Bernice
who has been visiting there for several
days. Miss Elsie Cummings accompan-
led Mrs. Ely on the drive to Manning,
Druggist A. B. Robinson of Mott was
in Grand Forks this week attending
the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias.
He also planned on going to Edmonton,
Alberta. to visit his daughters, Mrs.
Robert Smith and Miss Grace Robinson.
John A. Profit. 81 years of age, died
at the Ben Collins home at Collins early
this week. Deceased was a brother Of
Mrs. Collias and came out from Min
nesota about a month ago in very bad
health. Rev. J. C. Erbe of Manning
conducted the last rites and burial was
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