The Dickinson press., 1912-07-27

inson on Friday.
Dr.. J.. w. Bowen was expected back
from Chicago the latter part of the
week.
Fred Sullivan, the cab man, was
quite ill this week with an attack of
appendicitis.
H. X. Nichols. the land and real es-
tate man, had business in Fargo several
days this week.
1t is understood that Bert Townsend
is building a new ranch house at his
place near Quinion.
Miss Kate Fureeson of Oakdale was
a guest at the Jesse Smith home a few
days the first of the week.
Mrs. Paul Floody and chill dren went
to Bel6eld Wednesday evening aft er
spending about two weeks in the city
with Mr.. Floody.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Hanson and Mrs.
Bissell autoed to Dickinson Thursday
with some relatives who were visiting
them and who wanted to take No. 3 for
the west.
Rev. A. G.. Hacke leaves Sunday
evening for Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, to
spend the first part of his vacation in
attendance upon the sessions of the
National Sunday school association.
The late fax is moi looking the best
at this time but it may come on better
a little later. There is also consider
able of the early flax that is very thin,
indicating that poor seed was sown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Weibke came down
from Belield on Friday to get some dem
tai work done. Mr.. Weibke is n of
the gentlemen who bought out the
Scharf hardware store at Bel6eld a short
time since.
Commissioner Herman Leutz and W.
G.. Hecht came in from the north Thurs
day night and returned to Taylor on Fri
day. They had been making a long
drive in the country northeast of this
city.
Word comes that W. P. Owens of
Manning, who is at the Mayo Bros.
hospital at Rochester, he is getting
along fairly we'll. He will undergo an
operation as soon as his condition will
permit.
Chas. Angel left the first of the week
for Minneapolis to attend the funeral
of Miss Mona Finger. an account of
whose death is found in another column
of the PRESS. Mrs. ANGEL has been
with her sister, Miss Finger, for the
past two weeks.
Deputy Sheriff Jerry Dryer went to
Mandan on Friday to get a man wanted
in Dickinson on a charge of failure to
pay some of his honest debts. The
party was supposed to be F. H. Voss,
who had been operating an auto south
for a few weeks.
DR.. G. A.. Clark went to Hettinger on
Thursday for a weeks vacation, Mrs.
Clark accompanied him as far as New
England. returning the same day.
At Hettinger Mr.. Clark visits DR.. Hill,
an old classmate. and also VIM. Smith.
a former clerk in Dickinson stores and
now in business for himself.
Miss Gertrude Kindley, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Kindley. oId-timers
at Medora, was married last Saturday
to Harry Bagnell. The wedding occur
red at Mandan. where the young lady
was visiting. They will live on a farm
near Sanger. Mercer county. and have
the best wishes of their hosts of friends
around Medora.
Henry Hoverson, a former resident of
the Farmers Valley neighborhood, was
visiting his sister, Mrs. Ella Fox, and
other relatives in the city on Wednes-
day. Mr.. Hoverson resides in the vicin-
ity Of Schafer and canle over horseback
to R%ichardton, taking the train to Dick
inson. At Richardton, MIR. Hoverson
visited another sister. Mrs. Martin Toll
lefson.
Dan Friedman of Cold Springs.
Mimi, was a guest over Sunday at the
Margaret Roberts home. Mr.. Friedman
has large land holdings in the vicinity
Of Glen Ullin and also has an interest
in q mercantile business there besides
extensive holdings in Minnesota. He
was a cowboy at Medora in former years
where he formed the acquaintance of
Mrs. Roberts and is now returning from
q trip to Western Canada.
Medora Herald Wells Taft of Mix
kelson vas brought to Medora Monday
at the instance of the Young boys. of
whom he is a brother in-law, aud was
examined as to his sanity by the coun-
~ board Tuesday. He was found to be 1
ill than insane, and was discharg-
ed. The afflicted man has been making
several losing deals in real estate and
it is thought that worry and i'll health