The Dickinson press., 1907-06-01
Henry Roberts has beer. very i'll again

Henry Roberts has been very III again
this week.
T. ]. Greene went to Brainerd on
Tuesday where he expects to undergo
an operation for appendicitis.
J. S. Green. who sustained a few
bruises 40 the result of an automobile
accident last Sunday, was able to leave
Thursday for a business trip to St.
Paul.
T. G. Saunders came in from the
ranch nea Oakdale the first OF the week
and was accompanied on his return by
Mrs. Saunders, who had been spending
two weeks in town.
Miss Eva M. Alcott will be at Miss
Holemoe's studio, in the Senour &
Langley building, on Tuesdays and
Fridays to meet those who desire to
arrange for lessons in voice culture.
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Deputy Grand Master John Riessbeck
left Thursday for Minot. where he will
attend the Masonic grand lodge meeting
and assist In laying the corner stone Of q
new Masonic temple.
John A. Davidson and Christ. Hoist
of Alden were visitors in the city Thurs.
day. Mr.. Davidson went east to visit
his children in Dolton. MIMI, for a few
days and Mr.. Hoist returned to bis
homestead.
Our spring stock Of wall paper is o
ready for your inspection. All bright,
new up.to-date 1907 patterns. W. have
no old chestnuts to work off. See our
new line before making selections.
Mcdonald & Pomroy. 4-2o-tf
w. o. Mitchell was home from Terry,
Montana, the first of the week to visit
his family. Mr.. Mitchell has all the
mason work he can do west and will
likely be away from home the most of
the summer.
Miss Eva Drenkel has been unable to
attend to her duties in the telephone
Office this week on account of an attack
of tonsilitis. Miss Mabel Roquette has
been taking Miss Drenkel's place in the
telephone Office.
E. A. Lane, who has been confined to
his bed for nine months, will leave Mon
day for California, hoping the change
will be beneficial to his health. He will
make his home with his daughter, Mrs.
George P. Simmons.
At the home of Mrs. E. A. Lillibridge
last Friday night the P. E. o. society
held a special meeting and after the
usual routine Mrs. F. D. Hevener and
Mrs. DR.. Stickney were initiated as new
members in the order. The remainder
of the evening wal devoted to social
chat and refreshments. ~
o. Schwartz, of the firm of Schwartz &
| Singer, merchants in South Dickinson
and also in 1900. nea the Milwaukee
line, was in Dickinson the past week
Mr.. Schwartz has a fine homestead south
and IS conducting a store thereon for the
benefit of his neighbors, while hi.
partner, H. Singer, looks after the store
here.
Robert Smith, assistant cashier of thu
First National bank, is taking a month.
vacation from his duties, and with Mrs
Smith. left Tuesday for Fargo for
short visit OF his way to Edmonton
Alberta. Canada, where they will wish
with his parents. On their way te
Edmonton, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith viii
make a short visit at Winnipeg.
John Devine, the grandson of Judge
and Mrs. John var der Las, met with an
accident Thursday that will keep him
off the playground tor a few days. Or
returning from the cemetery, with the
other children, he was walking beside
the dray when he was iostled by one o.
the boys and fell under n of the
wheels, which passed over his legs
The lad was badly bruised but suffered
no broken bones.
Miles M. Vineyard of Foster county
arrived in the city recently and expects
to remain all summer at the home of his
sister, Mrs. A. Branick. His daughter
Anetta, makes her home with her aunt
and Miss Pearl arrived a few days since
and the third daughter, Miss Lulu, il
expected shortlys Mr.. Vineyard is one
of the pioneer settlers of Dickinson.
having spent the winter of 1882 here,
and in the spring of 1882 he helped to
plat the town. He was a partner Of
Rue Finger in the cattle business. Mr.
Vineyards old friends will be pleased
to know that he was recently granted a
patent on a water lifting machine which
promises to revolutionize irrigation oper.
atoms.