The Dickinson press., 1908-09-05
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Mi. and Mrs. ]. A.. Currie and son
Johsnie are in from Haley.
&C. Boltz returned Wednesday nigh,
from q few weeks visit in Caledonia,
Mian.
Miss Luella Turrell returned Friday,
also Misses Della Spears and Cora
ColweM.
Miss Morck Of Mandan arrived Thurs.
day night for a visit with her friend. Mrs.
Gerald Bowers.
The P. E. .. society will hold ito frs,
meeting this eason with Mrs. Lindsey
next Tuesday evening.
Receiver and Mrs. w. A. Mcclure and
daughters returned Friday from a visit
with relatives in Hazen.
GU. Russell of Lehigh was operated
on Friday at the Stein hospital for ap.
pendicitis. He is doing we'll.
The first regular meeting Of the o. E.
So after the summer recess, was held in
the Masonic ante.rooms on Thursday
evening.
Friends of Miss Alice Crowley will be
pleased to know that she is able to leave
the hospital.
Miss Ruth McGregor resumed her
studies at the Dickinson Business Col
iege this week.
At the meeting of the democratic state
central committee held in Bismarck on
Thursday, E. A. Lillibridge was lappoint-
ed asmember of the committee to pre-
pare a platform
Andy Mckinley and John Lish will
leave tonight for St. Paul to take up. their
studies at St. Thomas college. Gervase
Manning and James Flynn may also re-
sumo their studies at thelsame school.
The funeral of the t~wo-year-old BOZ Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Korkorn Of South Dickin.
son was held the first Of the week. The
cause Of the child's death was dropsy.
from which it had been suffering for sew
eral months.
Mn. Paul Floody, with her sisters,
Mrs. Kelly, and Miss Lena Alguier of
Wisconsin and their mother. Mrs. Al
guier. left Dickinson, Friday for Black
Butte, where they will visit at the home
of Miss Phern Alguier.
Mrs. Harry Freobel and Miss Lydia
Horch of St. Louis arrived in the city
Tuesday from a tour of the Yellowstone
National Park, and are visiting this week
with their cousin Mrs. W. L. Waldron
At the experiment station.
The Parlor millinery store is again
open for business, with a full line Of
millinery goods. The proprietor will be
pleased to see all of her old customers
as we'll as new ones. Mrs. Ottawa
L~enneville. o-5-tt
At New Rockford, N. D., September
1st. took place the marriage of Elmer
Ellsworth Boslough to Miss Vera Bach.
elder Keime. Mr.. and Mrs. Boslough,
who gave the best wishes of many
frieds, will make their home in this city.
where Mr.. Boslough has a position AZ
drug clerk in the Benzie Drug store.
Clinton Grant, at the u. S. land Office
last winter, returned this week from Iowa
and will spend some time in the locality
making N. P. scrip selections of land
north of Taylor. Land can be secured
q, this way for s8.25 per acre at the pres
ent time. Proof can be made without
residence or improvements. 4
Messrs. Welton Nc Donald and A. M.
Pomroy, who have conducted . drug
store in this city for several years under
the firm name of Mcdonald & Pomroy.
have dissolved partnership. Mr.. Nc
Donald has purchased MI. Pomroy's in
terest in the store and will continue the
drug business. Homer Davis is helping
Mr.. Mcdonald for the time being.
A double surprise party took place at
the Sargent home on Thursday evening,
when many Of the young people rendered
birthday surprises. IN Misses Louella
and Eva Sargent. There were ~ of the
older ones who surprised Louella and II
more were the guests of Eva. Mrs.
Sargent prepared and served a splendid
supper. Both girls received many and
beautiful presents.
The preliminary hearing in the case Of
the state W.. r. A. Krusee and Archie
Merrill, charged with horse stealing and
dis6euring brands, was set for hearing
before Anton Sawdowsky on Green river
Friday afternoon Of this week. Messrs.
Koch & Rock are the complaining wit
nesses and they allege that Krusee and
Merrill have appropriated horses from
their ranch and are holding the same af-
ter disfguring the brands
]. van der Las, DR.. N. L. Gartley,
Charles Colgrove, v. a. Hill, Thos. Nc
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