The Dickinson press., 1907-03-23

aak.rN tAY-+H T# .tlNH ash OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4
Senator Simpson was an east bound
passenger Sunday.
Bishop Cameron Mann will visit St.
Johns parish April IA.
Representative Brodie left Sunday on
a business trip to st. Paul.
Herman Gabbert was in Saturday
from his farm l8 miles south.
Mrs. T. B. McDonough has been a
sufferer this week from quinsy.
Sunday evening Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle
returned from a visit to Medora friends.
Evan Torgerson, G. l. and w. O.
Nelson were in from the Rainy butte
country on Tuesday.
Lewellyn Roquette spent his 18th
irthday-Sunday-with Oscar, Tommy
and Christopher Meyers of Medora.
Misses Mary and Elsie Pelissier enter
tanned the senior class dancing club
very pleasantly last Friday evening.
]. W.. Pavl,cek is to open a machinery
business in Belfeld about April 1st and
as 0 . as possible. move his family to
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. McCarl came here
a few days ago from Glendive. Mr..
McCarl has a position with the N. p.
as night machinist.
Robert Neil, who spent last, week in
Dickinson with his family, returned
Sunday to Miles City, where the pile
driver is now working.
Frank Grambs, Of the Dickinson Heat
ing & Plumbing Co., was taken Monday
night with a severe attack of rheumatism
and returned to Bismarck the following
morning.
Master Mechanic Nelson, of the Mon.
tana division, who has been attending
court in Bismarck for several days, was
in town the first of the week and left
Wednesday for his headquarters at
Livingston, Montana.
C.S. Weston. superintendent Of the
Chicago Great Western, of Red Wing,
Minnesota, was a caller at this office the
last of the week. Mr.. Weston's two
sons, Fred and Earl Weston, have re-
Gently located near Paoli, N. D.
W..P. Owens came up from Bismarck
Tuesday morning, Mrs. Owens having
left for St. Paul in the evening. Mr..
Owens went north to his ranch from
here to look alter work on his house,
and next week plans to join his wife in
St. Paul.
All the members of the knights
Templar are requested to attend the
regular meeting to be keld Tuesday
evening, March IS, TO" the purpose of
making arrangements for the Easter
service. Per order of Eminent Com
mander, ]. b. Dehlinger. Il
T.. M. Davis and son, R. c. Davis, who
have been spending some little time in
Illinois, arrived in Dickinson last week.
Mr.. Davis family was expected the
latter part of the week, and as soon as
arrangements can be made, will join him
at the ranch near Oakdale.
Mrs. Darius Olmstead went to Medora
Sunday to attend the masquerade ball at
that place on the 18th. Monday after
noon Mrs. P.J. Pelissier, Misses Mary
and Elsie Pelissier. Willis Pelissier,
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Weathers, Mrs. Fred
Roquette and Misses Holemoe and Kate
Connolly were passengers to Medora to
enjoy the dance.
J.W. Mccarthy Of Harlan, Iowa, ar.
rived in this city, last Friday with, a
party from the same town. consisting of
w. H. Bansey. Henry Olson, Charles
Bristol. A. E. Mitchell and son. The
party left here Thursday for territory
near Seim, S. D., where Mr.. Mccarthy
has a claim near the new Milwaukee
survey. The other members either
have claims or will locate as soon as
possible.
Frederick Davis Of Wolf Butte was
in Dickinson OF Tuesday, returning
south on Wednesday. Mr.. Davis. who
: was employed at the Dickinson expert
! ment' station last season, is a candidate
! for the appointment Of superintendent o.
schools in Hettinger county. He hold:
a first grade certificate which he secured
t last fall by examination. receiving
t average markings Of 81, and is certainly
8 we'll qualified for the position.
Miss Emma C.. Newman, who hae
been spending a few days in this city
n returned last week to her claim, located