The Dickinson press., 1908-07-04

,Rasmus Jensenawas$in from Oakdale
the first Of the week.
H.. DEFINE was in from his ranch neal
Gorham the first of the week.
Earl Branick left Thursday for a two
weeks visit IN Miles Civ. :" : F"
Mrs. Fred Mccarthy returned Thurs.
day from a few days visit in Glendive.
Money to loan on real estate
Everett Real Estate & Loan Co., Dick:
inson, ND. 2-1.tf
]. C. Mullaney and Charles E.. Morris
of Belfeld were business visitors in the
city the FIRST OF the week.
Mrs. M. L. Ayers will entertain the
ladies of the Congregational church next
Thursday afternoon from 3 to 6'o'clock.
Editor Mckinley of the Terry Tribune
visited in Dickinson, Thursday, or his
return from a business trip to St. Paul.
Neil Currie, right Of way purchasing
agent for the N. P. of St. Paulspent Sun.
day with his brother, E. A. Cufrie, and
other relatives in the city.
1t is expected that J. H. Waggener
will be taken to the Rochester hospital
the first of next week. He is afflicted
with paralysis of the muscles.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. o. Johnson are now
making their headquarters in Helena,
Mont. Mr.. Johnson has been appointed
trainmaster on the division from Helena
to Garrisod.
MI. and Mrs. Vac Marterna, Thomas
Blecher, sons Thomas and Peter and
other members of the family arrived the
past spring from Bedford, Mass. They
have taken three homesteads three miles
south of Fayette and will try farming in
North Dakota. Members Of the family
were in Dickinson Wednesday.
Guy Dickinson and P. H. Olson, the
b%uttermaker, spent Sunday in New Eng
land. They saw an exciting ball game
between New England and Mott which
resulted in a score of to 8 in favor of
the home team. Mr.. Dickinson says
that if the people of this city would turn
out for a ball game with the same spirit
that New Englanders do the new grounds
wouldn't hold the crowd.
The Bel6eld ball team played the WI
baux boys on their home trip from Dick
inson Monday and trimmed them up to
the tune of 7 to g.. Dickinson allowed
the Wibaux team E runs and played a
mighty careful game. Belield has a
strong aggregation and probably the
hottest game this season will be the one
between Dickinson and Belfeld at the
ball park Saturday afternoon.
The new depot. will be open to the
public on Monday, July 70 or possibly
Saturday the 18th. The. station agent
has orders to move at that time and it
won't take. long; to make the change.
The of6ces'on the second foorhave been
in use since about the first of April when
the Western, Union force, the trainmas-
ter, yardmaster and their clerks took up
their new quarters. Now the station
agent, roadmaster. ticket agent, bag.
gageman. :expEessman and, clerks. who
have been in the, old building will be
transferred to the new. David Roberts
has commenced his duties as jApitor and
it 1s expected that, the new restaurant
will open when the other changes are
F.. D. :Hevener, has resigned as j
member of the municipal Improvement
committee, and at. the regular meeting Of
the Commercial Club held "Wednesday
night President van. der Las. appointed
F. M, Baker. to: fill. the. vacancy, The
other members are DR.. v. H.? Stickney
and,F. w. Turner. AS a committee to
look after placing U. S. mail boxes, at the
depot, Dr..V. H. Stickney, w. F. Burnett
and F. L.: Roquette were; appointed.
Both east and west mail boxes are needed
very much at the new depot. Secretary
Senour was instructed. to. report to the
city council that nothing had been done
about numbering streets and to see if
some influence could not be brought to
bear to get the city attorney to act in the
matter. -, t.-s SEP. $780, 80 ,