The Dickinson press., 1908-02-29

AnureW Erdanl spent sunday IN bis.
marck.
Charles King was down from Bel6eld
the first of the week.
Mrs. L. A. Davis is confined to the
house because of trouble with her eyes.
Major ]. H. Frame OF Grafton was a
westbound passenger on No. 8, Tuesday.
An eight pound son was born Tues.
day, February IS, to Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Bury.
c. H. Herstien from the Black butte
country was a business visitor in the city
Tuesday.
Charles Precise of Alden was trans.
acting business in the city the first of
the week.
Carl Altman, who lives south Of Bel
field. wasa business visitor in the city
Wednesday,. n !
Charles Kono, who is working with a
bridge crew in Montana. spent Sunday
with his family in this city.
Miss Anna Lind Of Chicago arrived
last Sunday and has commenced her
duties as trimmer for Miss Runck.
]. D. Clark was in from his ranch in
SuC S0I1Olt OolI SOullSby III d SuOl
business stay the first of the week.
Messrs. P. c. and c. E. Heath from
the Black butte country made a business
trip to this city the first Of the week.
Rep. and Mrs. Thomas Evans were
up from Taylor Wednesday. Mr.
Evans had just returned from a trip east.
Gov. John Burke and Senator L. B.
Hanna were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w:
c. Crawford for dinner Monday evening
Calvin c. Livingston and Miss lisa.
belle Rogers we're recent y married in
Adams county. The groom is a former
Taylor boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Horst Of Glen
Ullin visited in the city. the first of the
week, taking in the dedication exercises
Monday.
D. M. Benz'e has been improving the
appearance of the interior of his store
BY adding a fresh coat Of paint and
some new show cases. {,
MISS Henrietta Fox. who has been
visiting with relatives ;in: II HAYWOOD, Wis.
since leaving the hospital in St. Paul, is
expected home in a day or two.
Quin Rowley was in from Beaver the
first of the week. He is just over the
line in Montana and reported about
inches of snow in that locality.
h Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Sargent left
Wednesday for La Crosse, Wis, for .
visit with relatives. They will also
visit at points farther east before re-
turning home.
w. w. Holbrook returned Monda,
Ie~>- 0hs~ u,kAeA h.. hal hAnn S,3oStSrn
for the past month. Mrs. Holbrook and
her brother, who accompanied him east
will remain with relatives a few week:
longer.
Mrs. L. Scott of Taylor, who has beer
seriously ill for the EAST week, was taker
to this city Tuesday and is being cared
for at the home of her daughter, Mrs
A. a.. Harleman. . She was accompanied
by Mrs. Harleman.
r. S. Brookings of Richardton had
business in the city the first of the week
He reports his horses in the Knife river
country as wintering in fine condition
He has plenty of hay and believes in
feeding a little of it.
D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist, o.
Fargo, will visit Dickinson professionally
i again Ol CIlOdy anu 0otuiOdyS NAoiSl
s and 7, office at St. Charles. All per
sons having eye trouble should call anc
see him. Eyes examined. Glasses fit
ted. 2-22-3
George Dobson, who has been suffer
ing with typhoid fever for the past week
is reported as getting on very favorably
and Otto Buehner, another member o
1.-THE Dickinson Meat & Grocery Co.,, i.
recovering from an attack of the same
Hdisease.
The next regular meeting of the O. E
fS.will be held Thursday evening, March
{, and all members are requested to b,
present at 7:3o. Following the business
meeting a social and dance will be helt
and all members and their families arr
invited. Refreshments will be servet
and a good time is anticipated.
At the Methodist parsonage last Sat
urday evening Clarence Johnson an,
Miss Gamma Cole, both of Glendive
were united in matrimony by Rev. F. w
Gress. Mr.. Johnson is we'll known il
this city, having worked for severa
years in F. w. Turner'S blacksmith
shop. The happy couple left early i
the week for Glendive. where they vii
make their home. Nj. Johnson con
ducts q blacksmithing business in tina
Lefty.