The Dickinson press., 1905-09-09
I. Mrs. Or. Smith is home from the

Mrs. Or. Smith is home from the.
cities.
MI. and Mrs. T.. H. Hayes went Ito
Medora this week. i
Rev. ]. R. Kellogg made a trip up
the line this week.
G. Z. Zimmerman came in from the
north the middle Of the week.
The parochial school in South Dick,
Iinsen has an attendance of 100.
Miss Jessie Messersmith will sing at
lSt. Johns church Sunday evening.
Miss Maude O'Donnell went to St.
Paul on Thursday for a vacation of a
month.
c. H.. Wiley has rheumatism and to
make it worse was kicked by a horse
this week.
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick
Co. are turning out brick at the rate of
about half a million per month.
Miss Lula RowelI and Miss Myrtle
Merry left Sunday night for the Twin
Cities to pursue their music studies.
They are rooming at the same place.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. T. Donaldson, Mr..
and Mrs. P. Pelessier, of the Custer
Trail, are visiting the Eatons at Wolf,
Wyo., and may 60 from there to Port
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hollst of Glad
stone, visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. A, Nc
Clure Tuesday and witnessed the pre-.
sentation of Sweet clover" in the even
ing.
Mrs. c. H. Shaw, Rubie and Amos
left on Thursday for Iowa to be absent
two weeks. MI. Shaw went down with
his stock last Saturday and was to meet
his family in St. Paul.
The ladies of St. Johns Guild will
entertain their friends at the Dickinson
Hospital on Tuesday evening next. A
cordial invitation is extended to all the
friends of the church.
H. J.'Riesland the we'll known optical
specialist will be at the St. Charles hotel
again Oct. 9Th to 9th. Remember he
comes regularly and grinds all glasses
wn'ie you walt. o-2-5t
w. c.. Coils, Jim Harmon, S. N. Lebo,
Jack Hanley, Cliff Denniston and Will
Rozell were down from Billings county
on Thursday. They had business before
the United States land office.
Miles City Independent: w. A.
Tremblav left Saturday for St. Paul
where he will visit his daughter and
after a visit there they will go to Port.
land to see the fair before returning to
Miles City.
Frank Lish got in a Reeves threshing
outfit this week which is to go out south:
Senour and Langley have two of the
Case make just in; the Mandan Mere
antlle Co. also received one outfit this
week; Mckenzie & Jones recently ship
ped in two. 1t would look as if there
was something doing in grain as we'll as
stock around Dickinson.
Senour & Langley are doing quite a
business in new heating plant work this
season. Among the hot water plants i n
dwellings,, installed or to be installed
this fall, are the following: Alf White,
]. E. McCoul, ]. K. Porter, John Davis,
]. E. Dryer, Welton Mcdonald and w.
T. Nickel. The work in the Davis house
is repairing an old boiler. They expect
to be ready to turn On heat in the PRESS
building Saturday night.
Just now the Dickinson Fire & Pressed
Brick Co. are loading a large quantity
of facing brick for public buildings in
various parts of the state, as the follow
ing shows: Minot school building,
10000; LaMoure school, 10000; Lang
don church, 10000; Fort Lincoln (mili-
tary post, Bismarck), 100000 facing and
10000 common brick; Miles City re-
form school, 10000; Northern Pacific at
Livingston. I car fire brick. The COM
pany is also putting in the Russell
settings for heating plants for the new
school buildings at Bismarck, Minot
and other places.
Friday evening Mrs. Frank Kihm and
daughter, Miss Lillian, entertained about
forty of their friends at a Japanese dane
ing party, given in the opera house, in
honor OF their guest. Miss Paula Julian.
The hall was decorated with Japanese
lanterns, and the guests were met by
Miss Edith kim and Miss Gladys SEQ.
field, charming in Japanese costumes,
who presented them with dainty souvenir
dance programs of Japanese design,
each bearing the name of the guest to
whom it was given in a clever Limerick.
Frappe and cake we're served at a table