The Dickinson press., 1907-01-19

George Carter and Fred Reese left
the first Of the week for their claims in
the Cannon Ball district.
Thomas Goodale considers himself
fortunate that his stock is all horses that
can rustic when there is a great deal Of
snow.
Eastman Kodak's. 81 to $35; the
cheap ones as we'll as the most expen-
sive are warranted to make perfect
pictures. Mcdonald L Pomroy 3-31 If
At the meeting Of the officers and
directors of the Gladstone State bank
held in Gladstone Tuesday. it was voted
to adjourn until Saturday when the an
nual election of officers will take place.
H. P. Hansen has sold his Bad Lands
ranch out from Fayette. including 81
head of cattle and Is head of horses and
ranch equipment to William Went
worth. Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen are in
Dickinson and undecided just where
thew will locate but they will engage in
farming rather than in stock raising.
Mrs. Hansen's sister, Mrs. Eben Dun
lap, is still i'll in the hospital and Mr..
and Mrs. Hansen will not leave to look
up a new location until she is better.
Dr.. H. A. Davis accompanied his
daughter. Miss Florence Davis. to St.
Paul Monday. Miss Davis, who has
been suffering for some time with
neuritis. will receive treatment from a
nerve specialist. The doctor was also
accompanied by the Misses Cora and
Irene Walton. The former will be
treated for a nose and throat trouble
and Miss Irene for appendicitis. Miss
Messersmith went with the party t care
for Miss Davis.
A. D. Davis was called to the home of
Ernest Johnson south Of New England
last Saturday to attend to the funeral Of
the seven:years' old son of MI. and Mrs.
Johnson. who died January 10, after a
short illness with diphtheria. DR.. A.
H. Baldwin accompanied Mr.. Davis on
the trip and attended Mrs. Johnsan and
two children, who have been seriously
ill with diphtheria. The doctor reports
all as getting on very favorably. Mr..
Davis and DR.. Baldwin made the return
trip Sunday and report the snow very
deep and travelling difficult.
Mrs. Charles Brislin and another
party have Irented the Field. Simpson
& Stults store to be vacated by c. Gold.
stein and take possession February II.
As o o thereafter as possible they will
open a first-class bakery and put on a
wagon to supply the trade. A feature,
new in this city. will be the coffee lunch
es. Sandwiches. cold meats, salads, cake
and coffee will be served as desired and
we predict :these lunches will be very
popular. Mrs. Brislin will have entire
charge for the present and it goes without
saying everything will be FIRST. class.
The ladies of the local w. c. T. U.
were hostesses Tuesday evening at the
handsome home of Mrs. F. p. Stone on
Wales street to a large company of
ladies and gentlemen. invited to meet
the city teachers. The guests we're set
to work soon after their arrival renew
ing their acquaintance with authors
pictures and incidentally with each
other. Miss Macgregor gave a piano
selection and played a second number
in answer to continued applause: Deane
Wiley told the story of "The Relenting
Mob" and Dr.. Weston gave two vocal
selections-one as an encore. Miss
Mabel Cummings recited in a very
pleasing manner a selection from "The
Birds Christmas Carol" and Mrs. Rob-
ert Smith entertained the company with
a piano selection. playing again at the
request of her hearers. "Nuts to crack"
was next in order and the company
found that more nuts grew than they
had known before. In this case as in
the first contest, red roses were given
tn. most successful. At this point in
the program, supper was served, after
which Sun. Berg re ID a very interest,"
ing paper on Temperance" The las,
speaker called bv Miss Runyon, secre-
tary of the society, was Mrs. Kellogg,
who spoke briefly of Miss Frances Will
lard, her Lille and work, giving several
personal "reminiscences Mrs. Kellogg,
on behalf of the society, presented to
each teacher in the schools of the CITY a
framed picture of Miss Willard to be
hung in the school room, and asked
that the children be told of her efforts
to lift up humanity. After singing the
"White Ribbon" hymn the guests babe