The Dickinson press., 1908-01-25

F. E. Morgan has ordered his copy of
the PRESS sent to Seattle.
Conductor and Mrs. J.. c. Haskin of
Mandan are leaving for San Diego,
California. @
Miss Clara Hagen has recovered from
her. burns and is sewing again with
Miss Wells" - ''''F
I.B. Dehlinger has been in Minot the
past week to assist in Masonic work in
that vicinity. ~ II
Geo. A. Reed, tuner for, the, Stone
Music House. Fargo, has been in the
city the past week. |
Mrs. J. ]. Barley Of Sentinel Butte is |
reported as improving nicely from her
recent serious illness. ~
Readers of the PRESS will be pleased
to know that Mrs. S. P..aCota has been
very much better the last few days.
L. Scott of Taylor, member of the
firm, Harleman & Scott, has been a
business visitor in the city the past week.
New York girl with experience and
best of references wants position as
cook or for general house work. Tele-
phone 1856 ]. Up
VIM. Kennedy of South Heart was in
the city this week. He will soon plat
some land at the new station site
short distance east of the old place.
w. D. Keeney and Mr.. Magma Of
Gladstone were in the city this week
selling tickets for masquerade dance
to be given in the Lefor hall on
February ~.
]. B. Thompson returned Sunday from
St. Paul, where he went a few weeks
ago to have his eyes treated. He was
treated by specialist and his condition
is very much improved.
An audience that completely filled
the church last Sunday evening heard
the first of the series which Rev. w, I.
Brown of the Congregational church is
delivering Sunday evenings.
Miss Mary Nolan entertained the
"coffee crowd" at her home Saturday
evening. Five hundred furnished
amusement, and dainty refreshments
were served: The hours were delight
fully passed and the occasion was
greatly enjoyed by all.
Mrs. w. E. Baker left Friday for
Mandan to attend a special meeting OF
the Maccabees and spend week with
relatives.
A telegram was received here Friday
morning stating that T. J. Greene's
mother died at her home in Michigan
this state, on Thursday.
A party of 18 people from Taylor and
the country north arrived on No. 3 hi
day and were entertained in the even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nate
. Chase, west of the city.
Attorney L. R. Baird returned Friday
from Minot, where he represented Com
pany K at the seventh annual meeting
Of the North Dakota National Guart
}. Association. Mr.. Baird was honoret
k with the Office of treasurer of the asso
n citation.
c. w. Burdick of the Burdick Build
ing Co. of Cedar Rarids, Iowa, was il
town the first of the week and tried It
n interest some of the business men in /:
! cold storage plant for Dickinson. Hi
proposition is to organize compan,
e and build a plant. No definite step!
Il have been taken asyet.
Mrs. Crowl was highly complimentee
E by the Glendive paper on her extern
poraneous speech at the Berry sive
wedding-when she is reported to hav'
e had all other speakers "faded." Mrs
G Crowl's Dickinson friends, who know
Q her ability in that line, are not SURPRISED
. that she carried off the post-prandia
= honors.
The first leap year party Of the seaso1
y was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
!, A. A. Harleman Thursday evening
y About IS ladies were present with thei
:, gentlemen friends and all enjoyed
- very social time. Pencil games wer'
played, and the recitations by Mis-
d Myrtle Homer and Mr.. Harleman wer,
d special features. A dainty lunch wa
:, served by the ladies and the evening
was enjoyed by all. Each guest wa
i presented with carnation before goin,
a home.
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