The Dickinson press., 1903-06-13
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grippe.
Services a, the Episcopal church
Sunday.
Editor Carter returned Wednesday
from Fargo.
Geo. H. Parker, Of Medora was in
from his ranch Thursday.
Miss Spears is to occupy the Cook
house vacated by Mrs. Burnett.
Mrs. Belden entertained St. Johns
guild Wednesday afternoon.
Now is the time to get your Turkish or
bathing towels. A. T. Crowl& Co. 6I3tf
Rev. ]. H. Dobbyn, Miss Leila and
Mater Charles Bonncll were arrivals the
last of the week.
Miss Pauline Nemitz was a west bound
passenger Thursday. She is to spend
the summer in Portland.
Messersmith and Simpson will at once
plat the remainder of their section east
Of town in three acre lots.
Harold McCloy arrived home Wednes-
day night from Ohio where he has been
attending school this year.
Ralph Boyer will sing at the Congre-
gational church next Tuesday in connec-
tion with the institute lecture.
The advent of a little son at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Rozell south of Sentinel
Butte is reported this week.
Foreman ALT White left Friday for
indianapolis as state delegate to the
national lodge OF Modern Woodmen.
All the ladies Of the Catholic Altar
are requested to meet with Mrs. Owen
FLYNN Wednesday afternoon fora social
The Lehigh Coal Co.. gets the contract
tons Of coal at Stag a tom {. o. b. Lehigh.
Master Mechanic and Mrs. Wheatley
went to their new home in Brainerd
Thursday where he will be superintend-
ent Of shops.
Engineer Blanchard and Conductor
Sexton this week conducted an examina-
ton of all the conductors. engineers,
brakemen and iremen.
A journal on one of the fruit cars
attached to No. 4 Thursday broke lee
Antelope and tore up the track. No. 3 was
delayed about four hours.
The directors of the CONNIE rcial Club
held a meeting Thursday evening when
the first building plans were submitted
The final report on bylaws was also
made.
Arthur Parker who is spending a few
weeks with the Harkins bows on the
Cedar reports a fine time but the mosqui-
toes something dreadful, owing to the
copious rains.
J. 6. Saunders is enjoying a visit from
his nephew, S. G. Turner of Kansas
City who with his wife, son and daughter
are returning from a trip to the coast
and Yellowstone Park.
F.::C. Krumboltz and Oscar Skeen have
purchased the mercantile establishment
formerly run by HegumS&P Patterson and
will conduct the business under the
Mrs. L. A. Simpson leaves today or
tomorrow for a two weeks visit in St.
Cloud and St. Paul. Misses Emma and
Jessie Messersmith accompany her to
spend the summer in ST. Cloud.
George c. Wiehke of New Salem and
Miss Mabel Miller were quitely married
Wednesday. The bride is we'll and
favorably known in Dickinson and her
many friends wish her all happiness.
r.. A. Fox has sold a half interest in
his I6,ooo-acre tract of land north of
Dickinson to E. A. Lillibridge of Iowa.
The owners think OF stocking with cattle
and holding the land for an advance.
]. F. Treat, the popular writer of Ger
mania insurance. and illustrious poten-
tate OF FL Zagal was presented by his
fellow Shriners with a massive, solid
ebony cane brought from the vicinity Of
the Pyramids in Egypt.
The cost of a kodak is triAing COM
pared with the pleasure derived from
one; kodaks 81 to $50. IS to SIS will buy
a frst.class outfit including camera and
everything needed t. make irst-class pic
lures. Mcdonald 4 Pomroy. 5-2-tf
OBJ. F~rankenberg, Harry E. Harle.
man, ]. E. Dryer, Mrs Mary Shipley. D.
w. Deiley, Caroline Fink, Rebecca Mil.
Ter and Nicholas Springer this week each
purchased lots in Messersmith & Simp-
sons addition and all are to build resi-
dences thereon this season.
Mrs. c. E. Gregory's euchre party
was a very pleasant affair. The after
noon passed merrily at cards and then
came a delicious supper. The prizes
were beautiful aowers-Mrs. PheIan and
Mrs. Kihm winning large bouquets Of
yellow daisies; Mrs. Hayes, pink ones;
and Mrs. Linsley, white flowers.
A large company enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs.
rlIo% ho,1I;&, d,oca
Friday evening. Frank Roquette and
Miss MolIie Sheridan were among the
guests mentioned last week. The guests
had a very merry time and cannot praise
enough the delightful entertainment
given them.
The lecture by Prof. Squires at the
Congregational church nex Tuesday
evening should be we'll attended. He
proved himself an entertaining speaker at
commencement; his subject, "American
Patriotic Songs and Ballads" canuot fail
to interest; while the musical part of the
program will please everybody. The
entertainment is free to all.
The salary of Postmaster Thompson
has been raised 500 to take effect July
l.. This means an increase of $1,000 in
the business Of the office. In fact the
business has inereasee considerably
more than $1,000 during the year which
speaks we'll for the prosperity of the
city and tributary country.
Again comes what the Forum terms a
"semi-oficial" report that a new time
card will 60 into effect July !. No. : ar
irving FIVE hours earlier and No. 7 rum
ming through to Billings. AS it is now
almost impossible to get a berth or a
seat, patrons Of the N. P. In this section
trust the rumor is founded upon fact.
Endeavor Lodge No. 2, Daughters Of
Rebekah l o o F of this city are proud
to know they won the prize offered by
the grand lodge of this state to the Lodge
giving the largest donation towards the