The Dickinson press., 1912-08-10

G.. M. Blucker has filed on home
stead near Fayette.
j. W. Reed has been fitting his home
up with city water this week.
VIM. Ely is moving into his new
house west of St. Joseph's hospital.
J. Allen Clark returned from Fargo
on Sunday and Mrs. Clark few days
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Turner were in
the city from Gladstone Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. w. O. Mitchell and children and
Mrs. Henry Struck and children camped
for week in the McGillivray grove.
C. C. Mead and. Robert Hill left
Wednesday tor New England and the
country south and west where Mr.. Mead
had business matters requiring his at
tention. He loads cattle at Medora on
Saturday and expected to return from
the south about Friday night.
The Consolidated Coal Co. has a guam
tity of briquettes from the state plant at
Hebron on exhibition at the company's
city Office. About the first of October
the company will be prepared to 6ll
orders in limited quantities for the new
form of fuel. The idea is to give the
people a chance to acquaint themselves
with briquettes and from a practical
demonstration to learn of its true value.
If it comes up to expectation, the Con-
solidated Coal Co. will install plant
at Lehieh.
Mrs. Georgia .Babcock expected to
leave the latter part of the week for
Sheyenne. Wyo. where --she will estab-
lish herself in business. Mrs. Babcock
is graduate Of Chicago school of
beauty culture and has just finished a
post graduate course. She has her rooms
already ENGAGED and few months later
when she is all settled she will be join
ed by her little sons, Charles and Perry
who will be with their aunt DR.. Sarah
Ethel Smith until that time.
The N. D. Independent Telephone
Company has purchased the property of
the Glen Ullin Telephone Co. which
includes the exchanges at Glen Ullin
and Elgin and their rural lines. They
expect to make considerable improve
ment on the property among which will
be the cabling of the wires, ticking
them off the main streets and running
through the alleys as they have done in
Dickinson. Carl Pribbernaw has been
retained as manager of the Glen Ullin
business
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. z. Angel and
son Charles returned Saturday..from Min
neapolis. accompanied by Eugenia Fin
ger of South Heart. who has been at
tending school there the past winter.
Mrs. Angel has been east for several
weeks and Mr.. ANGEL went down to
attend the funeral of Miss Mono Finger.
r. Finger of South Heart also went
down at the same time but returned
early last week. Mrs. ANGEL was one of
the funeral party who accompanied the
remains of her sister to Iowa for inter-
ment. ....
Here is what the Sentinel Butte paper
says about Tom Rutherford, former N.
P. agent at Taylor and Hebron: 1T.
S. Rutherford left last night for Eu-
gene, Oregon, where he has fruit farm
and where he will spend about three
months aettine acquainted with his
family. Tom has worked hard here
now for nearly year and is entitled to
the rest and vacation that he is GET
ting. He will aet back about the first
of November and. in the meantime A.
B. Vaughn, who had second operator g
trick here, will assume the duties of
agent and VIM. Spike from Wibaux has
Vaushn's job"
Mott Pioneer Press: Senator T. A..
Simpson and wife of Dickinson, accom-
panied by Editor Martin Connolly and
wife of New ENGLAND, drove to Mott in
the formers auto Monday. In the even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson were tender
ed an informal reception at the home
of States Attorney Murray where the
senator. who lays claim to the republi-
can nomination for congress in this dis
trict received the hearty congratula-
tions Of those friends present. The
evening was delightfully."- spent and par
ticipated in by Messrs. and Mesdames
Simpson. Murray, Trousdale. Barry and
Connolly. H. P. jacobson and Miss
Flora Wagner.