The Dickinson press., 1907-04-27

tp-date work, Office NorthwestefriBuad.
Thy local order q Qasd IFsaosscsis
DddsFe Howship 'atlhs HALF Friday even
dancing and cards.
:. M1.-Mary liner. returned last Satur.l
day from a several weeks visit fail
Seattle. Mrs. Ella Fox leaves SundaysforI|
Wisconsin, where. her father Is critically;
i'll. Mrs. liner will 60 If needed.
( I'll. Tomaanichel of Sentinel ButteII
was 4 business visitor in the city thisl
week, returning home ThuTsday, accom-l
panied BY Mrs. ToEamichsl,tw who &ad!l
been for Some time at the Stein hospital.
Miss Eva M. Alcott will he at hf;...I
Hniemoe;s studio. FL the SenoIr III
Langley building, on Tuesdays md!
Fridays TO meet who desire to-
arrange Tor lessons IN voice culture.
So \. 4;27-tt!
"a large and well. pleased audience
greeted 1.-THE Tenderfoot" at the opera
house Thursday evening. The play had
the real life from start to finish and was
the best seen at the opera house this
Mrs. Margaret Freemansleavess SaturI
grimage .toshLos Angeles: The pilgri-z
people and will be one dfsthe finest trips,
William Brumfeld ofsYNewaEnolandt
w alter Haurhton of this citv and Mrs!
Duff Of Sand Greek, patients, at the
Dickinson hospital, are all gettine2onI
very favorably. Mrs. Duff expects. to,
leave for her home next week.
Simon Carlson Of Granite Falls.
MINI, arrived in the CITY this week anal.
took his family out to his homestead FL.
the ountry 6 miles south Of New Emo
land. His son, Stenar Carlson. arrived
the latter part Of the week with a car
load Of goods. &
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.oa,. 49, ,st ~ ~ saaaa 1910. .:.p1
So0nn ~ = ;Geos "a eOutu WIN
soraad that nacassarn : We n
sha,,id ~ $500 1851 a ..ps nan.
;aoi D WaLI u s'as .,ao.ad nae e1
bs II ~ ~ aiu.ou was e'ee.ea a 4e
GCIS. Nc iu w. anu .ns laa e.. :. ~.
LIZ :. ssen ~as piesehten tof naehoel-
sup
Sheriff I'm. Hartung will leave on
NO. Saturday morning It Miller, the
murderer, Dorsey. the horse thief, and
M1rpny q youtn!ul morse tnlet ana
Fen-oas, Mi ~ .iosaa aa;s - tn'!lel anu
dorsey WI be placs1 IN the penlten-
us,y "au Will =. Ky rs w,n s'o g p"n io y. . NV two
dsa's say : 'ne 'e'o'" se"ooi a. inan-
uan.
John Lertaid, OF Lertald Bros. OF Bel
heid, was IN the city this week looking
Tor e cattle, mutton and hogs: The
Leflaia pros. nave pee rusned with
tneir business Tor the past two months,
having more TO 40 tnan they could at
tend 10. Lewis Lertalo, anotner brother.
recently arrivea from washington and
IS assisting IN the belheld meat market,
Michael T. Connolly, aged S. years,
died Sunday afternoon at the Columbia
hotel on the South side, where he had
been making his home for some time.
Mr.. Connolly. who made his home in
this city Tor the past II years. was a
mason by trade and did considerable
work in that about the city. For q
part OF the time this winter MI. Connolly
taught. a private schooi in the country
north; The funeral was held from ST
tIgosephs Church kIldays morning. Rev
pr K~aostelnek ofttciatlng.s5$MSs. Nc
cormick, a sister 'oi Mr.. Connolly, ar
} rived Thursday from her home east o.
h Minneapolis to attend the tuneEa1@ot hel
brother. s i 5
Several passengers on Thursday
stage from New England had a. rattle,
exciting time Tor 4 few minutes. On,
of the wheel horsessmanagedgto-putl
bride off and when one OF the passen
! gers tried to put thesbridle on the whee
! horse the leaders became frightened ant
ran away, The occupants, except tn
!, driver and one young lady, left thu
stage without the assistance OF a foot
man. while the team enjoyed a recorc
breaking run for 9 mile stretch be
fore the driver. with the assistance Q
the brakes, was able to bring the outf
to a halt. No damage was done and tb.
young lady claims to have enjoyed til,