The Dickinson press., 1907-01-12

L. H. Dow left the first Of the week
for a several days business trip in Wis.
cousin.
c B. Hanson leaves the first Of the
week for the east where he will have
business matters requiring his attention
for some time.
The Glendive papers report that
Andrew Walsh. late of Dickinson. has
purchased there the ice business of
John Kennedy.
DR.. A. H. Baldwin was called to the
Johnson ranch. IS miles north, Monday
and reports the birth of a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Parmenter.
M. Mckinley. with his son, Andy. and
daughter, Mary, left Sunday for St.
Paul, where the young people will at
tend school. Nj. Mckinley will return
this week.
L. R. Baird, an attorney and expert
abstracter, formerly with the Merrill
Abstract company in Minneapolis. az
rived the first of the week and has been
installed in the office of Hebron &
Current.
A. B. Grambs, who recently pur.
chased of Messrs. Senour and Langley
their hardware store on Sims street,
took possession Of the store and bust
January 3. He will retain the same
clerks.
J. B. Mann Of Haley returned this
week from a visit of several weeks in
Wisconsin and South Dakota. Mr..
Mann is selling his Haley ranch and
will locate north, probably near Will
liams, in the spring.
1t IS OF interest to our readers to learn
that Rep. o. S. Golf of Haver, Mon
tana, was recently presented with a
silver pitcher and tray by the A. F. &
A. NJ, he being the retiring Worshipful
Master. Mr.. Golf was, for some time,
a photographer in this city.
]. William Follis OF Medora has been
making his headquarters at the St.
Charles hotel and nursing a broken
leg Tor several weeks. He stood the
confines of a plaster of paris cast as
long as possible, and Tuesday, without
the assistant of a surgeon, removed
the cumbersome Jacket from his leg
and has since been hopping about as
happily as an escaped canary bird.
The P. E. O. society met Monda,
night with Mrs. M. H. Linsley at he,
home on the corner of Cakes and
Barnes streets. The evening was spen,
pleasantly, several good papers being
read. The officers of this order are
Mrs. E. A. Lillibridge, president; Mrs
. Geo. A. Perkins, treasurer; Mrs. w. L
Richards, secretary; Mrs. w. G. Poor
, corresponding secretary. The mex
{ meeting will be on January Fl at tn,
home of Mrs. w. S. Russell.
, On Wednesday Rev. c. E. Debsol
united in marriage Edgar L. Jackson
and Miss Lizzie Felt, both of Haley
The groom has been for sometime as
ISOLATED in the stock business with hi,
father, the hotel keeper and post
master of Haley. He is now engaged
in business for himself. His bride il
: also an old resident of Haley, the daugh
! ter of Mrs. Harry Wright and a siste,
. of Mrs. James OWNS of Haley and Mrs
Norman McPhee OF this city. The bes
: wishes of all their friends go with tn,
young couple to their ranch home.
Miss Statia McKeever entertained
: : about forty of her girl friends Wednes
= day alter school at the home of Mrs
,. w. H. Carroll. Miss Statia was ter
years old which fact was remembered
by her guests, who nearly overwhelmed
her with membranes. A sleigh rid.
about the city was a popular feature o
! the entertainment, following a series o
games. The young ladies returned will
{ keen appetites for the nice lunch pro
y vided. Each guest was presented Will
a sock filed with Candy, Pup corn ant
nuts. All acre taken home in the hi.
. sled and AL were loud in praise OF Mis-:
$ Statia's hospitality.
About the first of February, ]. P
: Tingle, who has been with the PRES!
for many years. will open a job office il
y the basement of the Merchants Nationa
q bank. He has purchased an up-to-dat,
q outfit and will have the only exclusiv,
. job Office in town. Owing to increased
business, Mr.. Jingle is unable to give tt
the PRESS advertising and press worl
the time the increasing circulation de
mands. Hence the change which i
mutually satisfactory. The PRESS jol
room will be placed in the hands of
competent man from the east. New
material and equipment has bee,
ordered to make the PREEs job office a
good as the best.