The Dickinson press., 1913-03-01
LOCAL NEWS

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spending this week at the John Little
place near Gladstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith zane in
from Oakdale last Saturday ia spend
some time at the home of their mother,
Mrs. Jesse Smith. Mr.. Smith UNDER
went a slight operation at St. Joseph's
hospital on Monday.
Mrs. E. E. Boslough and two little
children left February 10Th for New
Rockford. this state. to visit with her
mother and sisters there until Mr.. Bos-
Tough gets things ready at their home
stead in Montana. New England Her
aid.
A serious accident happened recently
at the Albert Left coal mine Reed
er in which Charles Adkins and James
Dahl lost their lives. The thaw of two
weeks ago caused a slide which resulted
in the instant death of the two young
men.
Mrs. Eugene Decker and baby left
Wednesday for their home e Lem
mon, after visiting her sister, Mrs. W.
F. Burnett for about two weeks. Miss
Emma Christensen accompanied Mrs.
Decker to her home for a few weeks
visit.
Joe Dolezal was in from Manning
two days the first of the week. Joe is
working with his brother in-law, John
Prchal. in his blacksmith shop and re-
ports that they have recently installed
a trip hammer for taking care of pillow
work.
A. T. Colder arrived this week from
Minneapolis to take a position as book
keeper and stenoerapher at the RUSSELL
Miller Milling Co. Office in this city.
Mr.. Colder will bring his family out
a little later from the cities. 7. S.
Paulsen. who has filled the position of
stenographer at the mill the past four
teen months, is leaving for the west
coast.
Miss Jessie Stewart expects to leave
next Monday for her home at Salem.
Mass. Miss Stewart came out from the
east last June and has been s%tenograph-
er for Casey & Burgeson since the
first of the year when she resigned her
position in the county auditors Office.
Miss Stewart has made any friends dur
ing her stay here who will regret her
departure.
We have a splendid stock of hard
ware. furniture, mems clothing and
machinery, including store building
with city opera house on second floor.
large machine shed and barns. located
in good town of about /. 900 inhabitants
in eastern part of this state. to ex-
change for western N. D. farm land.
For further particulars call or write
Tri State Land Co.. Taylor, N. D.-adv.
3-1-2t
On Sunday afternoon DR.. j. G. Nor
rison closed his series of eight lectures
at the Armory. The subject was George
Washington and like the preceding lee
lures. proved very interesting. The at
tendance has been good, and Mr.. Nor
rison assured his hearers, at the close
of the address. that he had been pleas
ed to give these lectures. Just before
the audience wa dismissed, the COM
mittee made a statement to the effect
that some expense had been incurred
in advertising the lectures and to help
defray such expense a collection was
taken, the only one during the series.
Editor J. B. Howard. of the McHenry
Tribune. arrived in Dickinson on Satur-
day, a few days in advance of a car Of
printing material and supplies that he
was shipping to Manning. MIR. Howard
and Attorney W. o. Lowden, also of
McHenry, are GOING to put the second
paper in at the county sea- of Dunn.
They already have a building and ex-
pect to ret out their first issue in about
a month. Mr.. Howard will continue to
publish The Tribune in Foster county
and will likely put q man in charge of
the new Dunn county paper, coming
out from McHenry occasionally to su-
pervise matters.
Theodore H. Hayes was in Dickinson
on Monday, returning from Lowell,
Mass. where he had been for three
weeks visiting his father who is in
quite poor health. His father is 81
years of age and some of our readers
will remember that he visited his son
at his ranch southwest of Dickinson II
years ago. The mother, who was out at
the time, died q few years ago. T. H.
Hayes was summoned east as a witness
in the Russell will trial but he spent
only half a day in court in Boston. Mr..
Hayes is firmly of the belief that
Fresno Dan" is the long lost brother
and the one legally entitled to the Rus
sell fortune. Mr.. Hayes went to the
ranch near Midwav viz Re1Ge1d