The Dickinson press., 1903-01-24
Mis-, Ella Raw vent. to Wibaux or

Forks to visit a few weeks.
ia. WEIGH left this week for Memphi,
to be absent about two months.
Sam Baker, en- route to Tacoma, spen
last Saturday in the city with friends.
George Hartinger says cattle are do
ing we'll at his ranch north of Dickinson
Miss Emma Messersmith went to Bis
marck this week to occupy a clerkshiF
in the senate.
E. J. LeSueur of Yule was in l)ickin
son Thursday on business in connection
with a large stock deal.
Auditor Ed. Foley vas returning t.
Medora on Thursday from a three-days
visit with the bows at the capitol.
Last week Editor Mccain Of the Bis
marck palladium visited Geo. A. Hughe,
and Ed. J. Berry in Glendive.
Miss Stoudt, trimmer at the Brown 4
Co. store, went to St. Paul Monday eve
ming. She will return early in the spring
The Journal of the 18th contained =
group of twelve N. D. members of the
House, of which number w. A. Mcclure
was one.
Carroll Bros. have been busy this month
putting up ice for themselves and various
parties in the city. The total amount
will reach 600 tons.
Secretary G.. r. Wannemacher went te
Minnesota this week to look after some
important business matters in connection
with his companies.
At a regular meeting Of Frontier
lodge, I. 0. o. F.. on Tuesday evening
Welton Mcdonald was nominated to the
office of noble grand and duly installed
VIM. Kennedy says his sons have
been having good success with cattle a,
the ranch this winter. Mr.. Kennedy Ia,
charge of the N. P. section crew from
South Heart to Eland.
Dickinson friends will be glad to know
that Neuens & Lucas are prospecting in
their business at Glendive and that they
are making many improvements in their
meat market there.
Late reports from St. Paul give &C
count of o. p. Elmer, c. T. Langley, W.
G. Ray, c. c. Mead. Sam Gotta and othel
Dickinson people who we're taking in the
sights of the SANITY city together.
Evangelical Lutheran church, o. +
Just, pastor. There will be divine ser.
vices next Sunday afternoon at 7 O'Clock
in the Methodist Episcopal church. The
German speaking people are cordially
invited to attend. If
The members and friends of the Evan
gelical Lutheran church gave Rev. and
Mrs. o. r. Just a pleasant surprise party
IN Thursday evening at their apartment
in the G.. r. Wannemacher residence
There was a liberal donation of groceries
etc.
Max Stern, one of the owners of the
Northern Electric Light Co. of this city,
was up from Fargo the first Of the week
Mr.. Stern realizes that it is necessary tc
increase the capacity Of the plant here
and will see that it is done at the earliest
possible date.
c. w. Herstein and family arrived this
week from Iowa. Mr.. Herstcin brought
a Car of stock and household goods which
will be taken to his rancho on Thirty-M ile
creek where his son, c. J. Herstein, ha,
been looking after their cattle and Other
stock the past winter.
Glendivc Review: The 10th anniver
sary of the wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
J. Berry was celebrated at Hotel Jordan
Wednesday evening, by an s O'clock
dinner. The couple were the recipients
of a number Of handsome pieces of china
Those attending the dinner were Mr.. arc
Mrs. Geo. A. Hughes, G. F. Goodhue
R. O. Taylor and Ed. J. Berry.
Mandan Pioneer: S. J. Dunlap does
not like the climate in California yer,
we'll and comes back to North Dakot'
with the feeling that the climate here i!
more to his liking. MI. Dunlap say
that after 4 person makes a trip through
the western states and returns to NORTH
Dakota, he will find the opportunitie!
here much better here than in any o
those localities.
Congregational church, Rev. H. V
Rominger, pastor. Morning service a
Io:45, subject: 1.-THE Words OF My Moutt
the Sin Of Gossip" preceded by
short sermon to the children. S
S. and Bible class at II; Young PEG
pies meeting at $50; evening service a
7:3o, subject: "The Test of Fire"-con
tinuation of rmo on the Book o
Daniel. Midweek service Wednesda,
evening at 1890.
w. D. Gordon and his son, Will, startee
this week to sell out the dry goods stool
of Currie & Co. The Gordons ar
merchant a~uctioneers and do nothing els,
having all their time filled from one year
end to the other. They started in OF
Currie's stock with a whirl and sold tn
goods as quick as they could lay thei
hands on them, and at prices, too, tina
should draw the crowds-in many case
selling on the first bid. The tables hav'
been moved out of the store and larg,
space left for the people, yet the plac
has been crowded at each sale.
On the 18th Of this month Mrs. Blan
chett, mother of Engineer Frank Blan
chett of this division of the N. p, die
at her pleasant home in Mandan, age
81 years. The funeral was held iron
the Presbyterian church, of which sh
was a member, on the afternoon of tn
10th and was very largely attended b
both old and vo,,no Enoineer F