The Dickinson press., 1907-03-02

Miss Mary w. Mckinley returned to
Mandan on Sunday.
Commissioner ]. B. Stoddard of Senti-
mel Butte was in Dickinson ove Sunday.
L. J. Stoxen of Taylor was delivering
butter to customers in the city last
Saturday.
Sheriff T. N. Hartung was in Rich.
ardton and Antelope on business the
first of the week.
Representatives Brodie and Martin
returned to, Bismarck on Sunday. Rep.
resentative Evans went down the follow
ing day. 49,.
Julius Lerfald, of Lerfald Bros, the
new meatmarket men at Belfeld, wal
transacting business in Dickinson on
Monday.
Josiah Conner of Boston, Mass,
arrived in Dickinson the first OF the
week and went to Fayette ito visit MIR.
and Mrs. Harry Annear.
Miss Clementine Dundas, who had
been spending some little time with
friends and relatives in Wibaux and
Glendive, Mont, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Boulger of Fargo. who
has been spending six weeks in this city
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. ]. Hughes,
and son, I, v. Boulger, left Tuesday for
her home.
FIG. Reed, of Reed Bros, Dickinson
merchants, vent to Minneapolis on Sum
day to get his family. They have Sc
cured one Of the Dobson cottages on
Hannaford street.
George Krug, who has been spending
the winter in Indianapolis, Ind. arrived
the past week, spending some days in
the city before going to the North
western Ranching Co..
Miss Anna Anderson. who has been,
working for the past year In Havre,
Montana, has given up work on account
of poor health and is staying at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Patrick Rogers,
in this city.
J.. o. Daglum of Daglum was in the
city Monday on business. Mrs. Dag
lum lett here last week tor New Salem.
WIS, to accompany the motherless
Infant of Frank Kruger to its future
home with its grandparents.
The vital statistics for January, in
Stark county, shows IS births and 4
deaths. In the state of North Dakota
for the same month there we're 40 births
and IA deaths; 81 cases of dipAtheria.
with 2 deaths; 19 typhoid fever, with 4
deaths; sc cases of small pox, with n
death; % cases of whooping cough, with
2 deaths, and rs other infectious dis
eases, with 10 deaths. The above
figures are from the records of the State
board of health.
The first inspection of Company X,
since the election of A. J. Osborn as
captain, was held in the opera house
Monday evening, The members we're
put through the various line and com.
pany formations, and the manual of
arms, by Capt. Osborn, and made a re-
markable showing in every minutia.
The squad numbered nearly fifty men,
in dress uniform, and their. maneuvers
were noted with unusual interest by a
large company of spectators. The in
spection was followed by a social dance,
nearly one hundred people participant
ing. Excellent music was furnished by
the Misses Holemoe and Crowl and Mr..
Holemoe. The next company drill will
be held in the opera house Friday
evening and the next inspection will be
held on Monday evening, March IS.
The friends of Mrs. Ida Hopkins are
interested to learn that she was one of
the successful members in district No.
Of the Fargo Forum contest. Mrs.
Hopkins gains by the contest a free
trip to the jamestown (Virginia) ex-
position to be held in the early spring
duO SuLAlLl4Cls Az SOAtSSI was d uuSllC
and fight to the finish. The winner of
the first prize Ia piano. was Lila l.
lorshbough of Page, with 2,396,6oe
votes; Mrs. Hopkins won the second
prize (the trip with 1.S39,72o votes and
was about 100000 votes ahead OF the
nearest second. Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins
both intend to make the trip and prep.
arations are being made for it. The
date Of the trip has not been fixed but il
will probably be in the late spring OF
early Summer.
. Wendell White returned to Glad
stone the first of the week from Indian
apolis, Ind, where he had been called
by the death of his father. the originate,
of the White COLONY on the Cedar. abou'