The Dickinson press., 1912-01-13

L. A.. Davis was confined to his bed
for several days this week.
For Sale-breaking RIG: complete. Adj
dress Box 1875. Hiehmore. s. b. Lisp
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Singer on Wednesday. January 10th.
Miss Clara Davis left Saturday even
ing for q short visit in the Twin Cities.
Congressman Hanna has secured a
pension for an Indian up at Elbowoods.
State examinations in all the half
year subjects will be given At the high
school next week.
A month at Corwin Springs will do
more for you than a barrel of patent
medicine. The climate. treatments and
waters do it. Corwin Springs, Mont. it
P. ]. Berringer was taken down
with pneumonia on Sunday but was
able to sit up a little on Wednesday.
which would seem to indicate that he
was getting along we'll.
Louis Andreeg was in the city a few
days this week visiting his sister, Mrs.
W. R. Veiael. Mr.. Andregg. formerly
clerk with the Crowl- Schroeder Co. is
travelling salesman with a Montana ter
ritory.
Mrs. H. M Roberts. in company with
her mother. Mrs. J. M. Slpes of Miles
City. left Saturday evening for an in
definite visit with friends, and relatives
in the Twin Cities. Chicago and
Goshen, Indiana.
Ticket Agent C.. S. Hodson left Satur-
day night for his old home in Illinois,
called there by the serious illness of
his mother. Agent w. H. Byrns is
officiating at the depot for MI. Hodson
during his absence.
According to the Hebron Tribune,
Frank Rokusek has won the contest
which was instituted by Conductor Ell
dickson some years ago against his
homestead. H. N. Schmatz of Hebron
l1dU WIs NUhUSSA b CdSC.
Julius Sand]ie of Lakota. state agen,
for the Overland Car. was in the city
a few days this week. Besides transact.
ing business he enjoyed a nice visit
with Jeweler H. M. Roberts, talking
over old times in Lakota.
The young son of Abraham Stern, g
Hollander of South Dickinson, had one
foot quite badly frozen this week, while
making the trip home from South Heart.
Physicians were treating him and he wal
much improved later in the week.
Miss Eleanor Davis. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Davis who is attending
the Villa Marie school at Frontenac,
Mimi. spent the Christmas holidays
with Mrs: j. P. Danson, (nee Miss
Jessie Messersmith) in Minneapolis.
The county commissioners went into
session again Wednesday and expected
to finish checking the Offices of the court
house Thursday evening. On Saturday
they meet grain men for the purpose of
considering the seed grain proposition.
Gerhard H. Trough who has recently
been appointed u. S. Consul at Rotter-
dam, Holland, was born in Fargo and
received all his education there. He is
a thorough Dakotan and knows what
it is to hold down a Dakota 16O-acre
claim. He now holds an important place
in the worlds affairs.
Mrs. Herbert Toole, Mrs. Fred Jenness
and John Sheehan left Tuesday on No.
4 for St. Paul to attend the funeral of
their brother, Patrick Sheehan, who was
accidentally killed while crossing a rail
road track near that city. Deceased lived
in Dickinson several years ago and was
also a brother of Mrs. Harry Lawrence.
Twenty-eieht years ago the 10th Of
January, Frank Lish was running q
train on this division of the Northern
Pacific. AS he remembers there were
eight crews on the two divisions. The
10th was the 18th wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nolan. and il
happened that Messrs. Lish and Nolal
were talking over events of early days
at the Kihm on that evening.
A. D. Heaton expects to leave i'm
mediately for Des Moines, Iowa. wher'
Mrs. Heaton has been for over a month
going down 10 attend the funeral of he
sister. Mrs. Sharp, about a month ago
Mr.. Heaton will spend some time il
his old home city and on their return
they will be accompanied by their littl
nelce, daughter of the deceased sister
who will have her home with Mr.. an,
Mrs. Heaton.
Joseph Goetz of Richardton was il
the city last Saturday attending to sew
eral little business matters. His mother
Mrs. Jacob Bartel. accompanied hiI
onahis return to visit al his home for
short time. Mr.. Goetz recently return
ed from Saskatchewan. where he helpe
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