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The Washington times., 1908-11-01

have been the guests Of Gen. and Mrs.
Samuel OvenshiHe for the last week.
have returned 10 Columbus. Ohio.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. BI0ckIinger.
T.. 8. n, have leased the house at 1875
\ street for the winter.
Miss Dorothy Kinkaid. daughter %
Commander and Mrs. Thomas W Kin
kaid, has returned 20 her home In Nor
folk from Washington, where she has
been the guest Of friends
General and Mrs. Darlington entertained
a small company Informally at dinner
last evening I'm their new home on BAN
croft place. Their guests included Gen.
ana Mrs. j. Franklin Bell and their
guests. Mrs Thatcher and Mrs. Field.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L PeIIews have
arrived in Washington and opened their
house on Massaclusetts avenue for .
stay o. month OF six weeks before
going South for the winter.
Miss Rebecca Collier. who is spending
the autumn at the Virginia Hot Springs
with her mother. Mrs. r. Dewitt Tai
mage, was the honor guest of Mrs. Wal.
ter Watson at a tea for young peopIs
Friday afternoon at the Homestead.
a dance viii be given wednesday
evening. November 4, by the Second
Battalion of Engineers in the Wash
iugton Barracks gymnasium.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Jacobs, of
11l5 Lamont street, accompanied by the
sister OF the latter. Miss Marie NJ.
Barker, left yesterday for an indefinite
stay in St Louis and Kansas City, No
The Phoenix Club will hold its first
dance of the season at the Carroll In
sJitute hail next Wednesday evening.
Dir. and Mrs. Samuel J. steinberger
have moved from U street into the
Tulane apartment, 2Lo9 Eighteenth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lehman. who were
recently married, have returned to town
ana are guests of AIr. and Mrs. Albert
Sigmund. at the Ashley, until they take
au apartment
Miss Morris, of New York city, is the
guest of Miss jeanette 'GaHss. Of Fair
mont street
Mrs. J. kronheim, of # street, enter
tanned the Thursday Evening Whist
Club at her home Thursday evening,
when Mrs A. Sigmund won the prize.
The guests were Mrs. L. SJrasburger.
airs. Samuel Bensinger, Mrs. Louis
Newmyer, and Mrs. Addie Sigmund
Mr.. and Mrs, Louis HeOnigsberg, of
New York city, are the guests of their
mother, Mrs. Charles kaufman, of
Eighteenth street.
Mrs r EarrLs has -at--rnaa to h..
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FOLSOM Miss Anderson ShaIIerus. Miss
-aEreua Aaloney, Miss Elizabeth Riley.
Aliss Mamie Kendall Miss Juel EuoerE,
Miss sloane. Miss Dora Nolan, Miss Nir-
zinia Stone. Miss Cole. Leroy Store,
aull Cole. john II. Crant5rI. Charles
l I8-Ilum. b. T. EUaugl. TECmas John
SON. Joseph IT, Lattmer. ~. J. Smith,
conrad L. Carte, s. ~. Frazier, and
Prank +. Hodge.
iii. and Mrs y. NJ Rose. who have
spent the lasI few months in Michigan,
are expected To retu 10 their apart
men, I'm the Burlington. within the next
Jew days.
1I-z Isabel Noyes. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Moves, has gcne TO
Baltimore 10 spend tbo weekend. the
guest of her cousins, Miss Hazel RuG-
dock and Hiss Alice RuIG1ck, fin their
home on Gilmor street
Mrs. Lawrence Mills. OF AIorristown,
y. j.. is the guest of DIT. and Mrs.
H-own, at the EieiuloId Hotel.
Surgeon w. H. ben Z. $. n. and
Mrs Bell have given up their apart
ueut in Florence Court, and have taken
the house at 1910 Twenty-frst street
northwest for the winter
General and Mrs. Tiford have taken
the house at nos Tweuty-arst street for
the winter.
Rear Admiral r. w. Watson. L. S. N.
who has taken q house in washington
for the winter has been joined by bis
daughters. Miss watson and Miss Kath-
crime Watson, who spent the summer
season at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa
Capt. and Mrs Alexander r. oven
shine. Y. 5. A., and their TWO sons. who
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

baroness Preuschen have gone to An
hapohs TO spend the week end with
Commander and Mrs. Fred Niblack.
Major Won Livonius military attache
Of the German embassy. and Nine. Won
/ LlVonIus were dinner hosts last even
ing IN their home on X street, in honor
/ or Mr., and Mrs. Conway and Miss Nor
ton Of Boston The other guests We're
the Swiss minister, DR.. Leo Vogel and
General and Mrs. Wotherspoon.
Major Won Livonius will go to New
| York Tuesday from where he will sail
Z on Thursday for d months absence in
Havana, Mexico city and Vera Cruz.
Senior Nabuco. the Ambassador Of
Brazil and Nine. Nabuco, who have
made series of Sunday night dinners.
al which their guests are mostly of the
Diplomatic Corps, feature Of their sea-
sons hospitalites, will have as their
guests this evening the Swedish Min
lister and Mime. de Lagercrantz, the
Misses Lagercrantz, the Chilean Min
lister and Nine Cruz, the Portuguese
! Minister, Niseount date and Mr.. do
Amaral, counselor of the embassy
| staff
commander NebOlsine, naval attache
OF the Russian embassy. has given I'D
I the house on n street he has occupied
Tor the last year or two, and has leased
. the house 2ll5 Bancroft place for the
winter
The Chilean Minister and Nine. Cruz.
! accompanied by MIR. Yoacham, the first
secretary of The legation, will go to New
YORK tomorrow, for a short visit.
Mr.. Ioacham, who has recently re-
turned from Virginia, where he was the
guest for several days OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Magruder, at their country place. is
leaving Washington shortly for Mexico
where he VIII be the charge d'affaires
az the Chilean legation for several
months.
Nine. Pastor. wife OF the first secre-
I tary of the Spanish legation will leave
Washington in day or two for short
I visit to relatives in Baltimore.
| The Norwegian Minister and Nine.
Guide viii leave Washington the latter
/ part Of November, for New York, where
/ they Will be the guests OF honor at a
dinner by the Norwegian Club, Nuven,-
/ Der Is.
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White House

Miss Ethel Roosevelt has gone to Tux
edo TO Spend Sunday with airs. Charles
Alexander and from there will go 20
Avon. n. Y, to visit Mrs Herbert
Wadsworth at Ashautee, her summer
home
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Cabinet

The Secretary Of State, who has gone
TO his home at Clinton. n. Y, 10 vote
will return TO Washington Immediately
afterward. arriving here Tuesday even
Ing Mrs Root viii probably accom-
pany him.
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Diplomatic

The italian Ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Planches entertained in
formally at luncheon yesterday in the
embassy on New Hampshire avenue,
having among their guests the Countess
ROspoptchine. sister Of the Countess
TOrntli, wife Of the present Italian
Ambassador at Paris.
Baron Preuscnen, the naval attache
Of the Austro-Hungarian embassy, and
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Mrs. r. Harris has returned TO her
apartment at tie Oakland, after spend
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

The Secretary OF the Interior has gone
70 his home in Ohio. and the Secretary
OF Commerce and Labor has also been
away for a week or so. They are both
expected To return about the middle Of
the week.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Louis Heonigsberg, of
New York city, are the guests of their
mother, Mrs. Charles kaufman, OF
Eighteenth street
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Capt. and Mrs. Alexander r. oven
shine, L. 5. A, and their two sons, who
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Miss Alice Meyer daughter of the
Postmaster General and Mrs. Meyer,
will go over to New York today to be
the guest for a time Of Miss Sylvia Par
sons. On Saturday Miss Meyer will be
one OF the bridesmaids at the marriage
Of Miss Parsons to W Rudolph Welu,
which viii take place in Old Trinity
Church at noon.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Miss Josephine Beverly Mason, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Randolph
Mason, of Gunston Han, will be a de-
butante of this season. During the
Christmas week her father ana mother
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Secretary Of the Treasury CorteIyou
mas also gone to New York 10 cast his
vote. and the Secretary OF Wa will
probably leave Washington this even
ing Tor his homo in Tennessee return
ing Immediately after the election.
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S1WO diplomatic hOesses, pronupy
society this London, of new Neither
erlands minister and Countess the
minister sngary women adding their names to the
already remarkable showing preside over the n
Establishments of foreign ENJOYS in Washington.
Nine LOudon, whose husband
married Miss Elizabeth Washington girl during his tenure Of Of
flee formerly Miss Eustis of louisiana is
Corcoan Eust who the street and
cticuta venu
Miss
OF the brilliant She
rived IN this
month two is old enough hardslips the ocean
Mr. already quarters for the legation Of the
Netherlands andvf
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

OZ1~7g ASHNGTON society contingent
kIkI interested in
wv the polls Tuesday. political
aspect is a matter be the
o
publican Presidency,
presided last years
be White
course, change OF
Executive possibly
things
present pervading spirit OF atmosphere
William Jennings Bryan,
White the choice the the
a IS a of
experience experience
Capital During husbands residence Washington Representative
with children
much for In the OF her possible the
capacity, would be interesting complete
ton which would place n society.
any whichever election goes,
daughter both families whose would add
ties of the younger set
+ + +
- HERE engagements
dngs this fall This has been a busy Cupid.
coriing Dame Rum, still very probable
developments in the uearfu wllp prove
Mary Lille Taylor
Taylor wedding important event
of mdDecember Miss Taylor and
popular younger Of younger
diplomatic contingent in her bridal party.
+ - +
~ very in evidence despite the prominence
81 Of the November bride With setting the
younger undoubtedly unusually gay
And certainly, goody young girls who are
eagerly anticipating their first n primal society.
interesting
Major F. K L. A. Margaret Brooks daughter
OF Mrs E c. Brooks Miss Katharine
Crane and Miss Claire Wright All
prominent Washington society and all intimate friends
these interesting bid materially gayey
the festivities
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Mrs. J. Kronheim, of # street, enter
tanned the Thursday Evening Whist
Club at her home Thursday evening,
when Mrs. A. Sigmund won the prize.
The guests were Mrs. L. SJrasburger,
AIRS. Samuel Bensinger, Mrs. Louis
Newmyer. and Mrs Addie Sigmund.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Gen and Mrs. J. Franklin Bell have
as their house guest for the week end
Mrs Thatcher, of Germantown. Mrs
Thatcher and Mrs. Field. Mrs. Bells
cousin from Chicago, who have been
her guests for several days, will leave
Washington Monday for Germantown
where Mrs Field viii be the guest Of
Mrs. Thatcher for a short time.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Commander NeboIsine, naval attache
OF the Russian embassy, has given up
the house on n street he has occupied
Tor the last year or two, and has leased
the house 2ll5 Bancroft place for the
winter.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Miss Anna CoCkrell, who Is sun III
New London, Conn, where she spent
the summer with her sister MIS- EisoH
caf1,r5ar fs expected at her home on
r street in a few days
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Mrs. Charles b. Howry, wife Of Judge
Howry. with Miss Howry and Mrs
HowTy's niece, have returned to Wash
ingtOu from ten months absence in
Eurone. where Miss Howry studied
music in Paris and Dresden. Miss
Howry, who is to be one of the season s
debutantes, will be presented some time
in December at a tea in the Howry
home on 1 street.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Mrs. Young, of Long Branch, Cal, is
& guest at the Richmond Hotel for sew
eTal days.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Miss Marie Boyd Mcknight. whose
marriage to Ralph B. Pratt takes place
Wednesday eveII0g, was the hostess at
a luncheon for her attendants Friday
afternoon. Her guests were Miss Nellie
Bovd Taylor. who is to be the maid of
honor. and the bridesmaids, Miss Edith
Finch. Miss Helene Oyster, Miss Lois
Irwin and Miss Louise Garner
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Nine. Pastor. wife OF the first secre-
tary of the Spanish legation will leave
Washington in day or two for a short
visit to relatives in Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Mrs. L. II G.. Slater and Miss Mary
GWynn who have been tfAEelli'@
abroad all summer, will sail Tor Ne"
work November u. and expect TO arrive
in Washington about the 10Th
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Miss Louise Maxwell he's gone to
Philadelphia to spend the week end with
Mrs Frank Rawie sister of her fance
Mr. Corning
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The Norwegian Minister and Nine
Guide viii leave Washington the 2atter
part of November, for New York. where
they viii be the guests OF honor at a
dinner by the Norwegian Club, Nuven,-
Der Is.
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Miss Morris, OF New York city, is the
guest of Miss jeanette 'GaHss. Of Fair
mont street
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

MT and Mrs. II. c. Platts, of Ruther-
ford. \. J.. are spending a few days
in Washington, guests at the Richmond
HOtpI
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Mrs. keau and the Misses Kean,
mother and sisters OF Senator Kean
will return 90 their home on I street
from their home in Elizabeth. n. j.,
he latter part OF next week.
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Among the guests were Miss Rose
Clark, Miss lola Cation Miss Gertrude
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Mr. and Mrs. Henry E PeIlews have
arrived in Washington and opened their
house on Massaclusetts avenue for -
stay o. month or six weeks before
going South for the winter.
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Mr. and Mrs A Lehman, who were
recently married, have returned to town
ana are guests of 1Ir. and Mrs. Albert
Sigmund. at the Ashley, until they take
au apartment.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

GT1%7C ASHNGTON society
kIA N
wv the polls Tuesday. Aside the political
The Dickinson press., 1908-09-19
chtldren's sewing done at the w. H.
Carroll home. o.I7.3t|
A TRAVELLING MANS ExPER.
FENCE.

ASAN~As
II must tell you my experience on an
East bound O. r. & N. r. r. train from
Pendleton to LeGrande. ore.." writes
Sam. A. CARRIER. a we'll known travelling
man. :" wat in the smoking depart.
ment with some other travelling men
when one of them went out into the coach
and came back and said, "There il a
woman sick unto death in the car At
once got up and went out, fouad her very
~ with cramp collie, her hands and arms
were drawn up so you could not straight.
en- them, and with a deathlike look on
her face. Two or three ladies' were
working with her and giving her whis.
Key. ! went to my suit case and got nv
bottle of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy Il eve travel
without it,. ran to the water tank, put a
double dose Of the medicine in the glass,
poured some water into il and stirred it
with a pencil; then I had quite a time
to get the ladies to let me give It to her,
but l succeeded. I could at once see the
effect and l worked with her, rubbing
her hands. and in twenty minutes l gave
her another dose. BY this time we were
almost into lie Grande, where l was to
leave the train. I gave the bottle to the
husband to be used in case another dose
should be needed, but by the time the
train ran into LeGrande she was alright,
and l received the thanks of every pas.
senger In the car" For sale by all drug.
gists. o-s-1t
The Dickinson press., 1908-09-19
J. A. Ferris and EditnfFGsskcsris1s Nelson
were down from MedoraSa Sunday.

J. A. Ferris and Editn,eaGs.tns.sss Nelson
were down from Medora$Sunday.
Miss Steis. dsusht.w q csh stsis. 10.
Gated south Of Richardtons NJ in the
city the past week sfoe dentalwork.
A single TRIAL will prove that for purity
and wholesomeness Hunts Perfect Bak.
ing Powder and Extracts cannot b<
equaled- II
Joseph Huschka Of this city made
homestead proof at the local land Office
on Monday. Paul Eberts was ono of his
Witnesses.
w. G. Mineah was in from Rocksprina
the first Of the week. MIN. Mineah and
little son win probably 80 to their home
the coming week.
F. S. Cunningham has all the work he
can attend to just now installing hot ali
furnaces He recently finished setting
the Harleman furnace.
Mira E. X. Jenkins came Id from Man
ming last week to help caro- for her little
brother. Norbert Wilson. who Is recover
Ing from typhoid fever. rs
Martin Olmsted of New England made
final proof at the Dickinson. U. S. land
Office on Monday on 100 acTes Of land.
C. A. Flom and E. e. Cook acted AZ wit
nesses. 81
Deane Wiley returned home from the
west Saturday. after seeing and! visiting
n5Yancouver. B. c.. and various points
in Washington, since the army anueve-
70 at American Lake.
j B Thompson went. to Fargo last
Saturday niehtsto enter his son, Martin.
in the agricultural college. From Fargo
Mr.. Thompson was to be Joined by his
brother. Frank. on q trip to St. Paul.
Neil Currie, right Of way agent for the
Missouri River Railway Co., spent Sun
day in the city with relatives. MI.
Currie is working up the Missouri river
from Mandan. He has instructions to
secure the right Of way for 100 miles,
and no doubt he will get instructions
later to push on to Glendive.
J. c. Mcdowell Of the department Of
agriculture at Washington. D. c.. went
from the Dickinson experiment station
this week to Sentinel Butte, Wibaux and
other towns west Mr.. Mcdowell is max
ing investigations as to, the methods Of
dry land farming and agriculture in North
Dakota, Montana and Other western
states.
The Dickinson press., 1908-09-19

G. H. Gregg returned the first Of tn
week to Lewis, Iowa.
Mrs. J. A. Palmer and two sons cam,
down from Glendive- on Thursday.
J. Courtney. cashier Of the Taylor Stat,
bank. had business in the city the frs
Of the week.
Geo. l. Grayson Of the Fertile Vale,
Land Co.. was in from Dunn county OF
Thursday.
Attorney F. c. Hebron was In Sentine
Butte and Medora the first Of the weed
on legal business
Nj. and Mrs John Little and Mrs.
Susiana Cooke Of Gladstone were IL
Dickinson on Thursday.
p. vredenbers goes to Ebert, Wash.
for two months. Mrs. Ed Persons and
two children accompany M. Vreden-
btrs. tx
Attorney F. c. Hebron. of the firm. Of
Heffron & Baird, started Thursday ON a
business and pleasure trip to Bismarck,
FARGO and the Twin Cities.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Mccarthy left Satur-
ayevenins for a visit at the home Of his
father in Brainerd- They may decide ia
remain permanently in Minnesota.
F. E. Brennon and sister. Maggie. left
Tuesday night for q visit at their old
home in Cleveland. Ohio. A little later
they expect to 50 to Sand Point, Idaho.
where they will make their home.
Hugh. Stevens, a large stocksrower
from the north, was in the, city the past
week, the guest of his brother-in-law.
Bert Townsend. Mr.. Stevens father.
Hon. Don Stevens and wife of Morton
county, recently moved to the home Of
Bert Townsend in Dickinson to reside
with their daughter, The father is in
poor health. - at ~.
7: E. McGreeor. the well known cattle
grower from Cherry creek. was in Dick
inson the past week with four cars of
beef cattle. The drive is 80 miles, and
Nj. McGresor says that he lives plenty
near enough to the railroad now, but
he hears that the Missouri River Rail-
road Co. is to build through his locality
in the near future. Mr.. McGregor sold
his steers in Dickinson at $50. so per
s&F - 400 ~
The Dickinson press., 1908-09-19
local NEWS

Try Zenith coal. Phone no. It-,c-ti
Try the Milton Dairy ice cream al the
Ideal. C-zI,ti
Quick Meal gasoline stoves Al A. 7.
Crowl Z Co.'S. 4-7sAf
For the best sheep dip visit the South
Side Drug Co. 5-3o-tf
Phone s for Lehigh OF Red Lodge
coal. ]. Vaughn. 4.4.ti
g. W. Mcclellan, agent for Zenith
coal. Phone 10. II.3o-tf
Good Office room for +rent,, Weiton
Mcdonald. s-so-tf
Before buying a piano see the Baldwin
make 1t Frankenberg's. s.2tf.
New and artistic furniture arriving
daily At Frankenberg's. 44.I-tl
II. you want 10 buy city lots see
Everett Real Estate and Loan.C 3.78.ti
Sunshine finishes viii brighten worn
furniture. floors or fixtures. Al A. T.,
Crowl + Co.'S. 8'' 4-75-ti
Don't disgrace: . good looking horse
H Hmaa . f Scr, 1ook Eng buggy e gss ;G ! Gn
Hughes & DeitersI will tissue. thesiirs#1nnext
telephone directory Oct. I. All changes
and orders for new phones must be in
by Sept. e. 1t
Il. C Short was down from Medoea. the
first Of the week. II
Alex Gilmore and son. William, were
down from Belfield on Tuesday.
Mayor G. N. Frye left Tuesday for a
weeks' business stay in Williston.
Miss Catherine Flynn returned Tuesday
from q few weeks visit in St Paul.
Married, by W. j. Brown. atthe Consre-
sational parsonage on Tuesday. September
18th. Ernest L. Walker and Miss Martha
A. Smith. both of Billings county. near
Burkey.
Fred Gerlich. who has been enjoying
a few weeks visit with relatives in
Maplsson and other Minnesota towns,
returned Tuesday and is again on duty
at the :Lish hardware store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Marmarth
anne in Tuesday in j. E. Phelan's auto.
Mr.. Smith has been suffering with
appendicitis for several weeks They
left on No. 2. Tuesday evening, for Fargo,
where Mr.. Smith WA to b examined
and UNDERGO an opdation II necessary.
The Dickinson press., 1908-09-19

$50. D.. saAa - .o = -.
!. - ~.
49,
joseph n1auD. WIN INC a.a u h'' -
mas talsoo oO1 OusaeAs u w. : 80
sa10 u i1sn "ihn
sis.eeo y uao = ino"poon non' 80
nl't u tno ~esA M
willie walton mas been suffering wan
2 burned nand tne result OF 9 powoes =.
p'oelon last fFloay noon. .
Louis Berg. In charge OF the local rail.
toao calpen.ee Crow. 10 making senua
ePa'lS On INC founo HOUSE.
G. A. Graeber was In from the Graebea
neiehborhood on Mgnday to get q hosase
1ot ms 1alnily N Dackinson.
Eugene Northrop accompanied Willia
IPelissierI to Medoea last Saturday and 70
turned home the frst OF the week.
Several couples went out to Green rives
Sunday for a picnic. The weather wa
ideal and all report very pleasant time.
County Auditor j. S. White and c.
IL. Daniels were among those from Dick
inson who took in the fair at Glendive
the past week!
Mrs Charlotte French of Taylor was
operated on at the Stein hospital Satlr.
lday foz appendicitis and gall stones and
is now DOING nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Waters and ".
and Mrs Z. H: Myran and two children
of Taylor spent Sunday at the home of
MI. and Mrs. C. H. Thompson.
F. F. Hill Of Antelope wa ouerated
ion for appendicitis at the Stein hos
pital Thursday morning and at last re-
ports was IL. a satisfactory condition.
Mrs. Joe Christen was up from Taylor
the first Of the week 10 visit Mr.. Christen
at the hosnit.l. During her stav in town
she has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
John Leask.
Mrs. Thomas Tottinaham and little
dauehter. Gretchen. left this week for a
few weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives in Sprins Valley and other Mimi
esota points
Paul Schoen. the Scranton saddler and
harness maker. was in Dickinson the f3rst
of the week. Nj. schoen ia a GOOD work
man and i, already doins a sood bu,ineas
in his line,
Ma. sch,,,sr - South n;cl;n.on ,v.n.
to Brainerd the past week. Her father
was injured in the round house some
time aeo and has been receiving treat-
ment at the N. P. hospital.
~. ,o,.I TT 9 ,..a .m,. ~. ;,,..
decided -. = w s.;r,.on ,hon,e.tsad
,,.... /. 49,. s.e.-s... ca....-
L. A. Simpson appeared for Mr.. Slim
son in the contest initiated a yea ado
last January.
1a.+ Saturday " .nd NJ. / A Nc
FAndrea;. .ccomnsp,sash,, Mr.e i Iaon.
hera.r NJ, = cr.hsm snd Me-. M.h.,
Altman. visited r. ~ Taoohereer
farm a Dmn co,,ntv. rat,rn;na - their
auto in the evening.
The commissions. ~ H.+t;ns.- .o,,n.x
de.ir. - ahol;.h The h.rd siav, ,herehv
maL;na !. ,,nla,,f,, g. 1901 - : :.
%lara, hetv,.,n tbe a. Il n.cemh.- and
the 1.t - Anil ~. Mari a.. In.+n,ct-
a A,dito, 49, 4 %h,;no Il. mattar h.-
fore the vote. A. =. a,n.r,l. el.ction.
-, 49,. -.- .-.,,
S' 80 .sss n.
for hotel purposes. reports that the
Broadway hotel is DOING q very good
business. Mr.. Messer is a sood MANAGER
and will make a success az his latest
venture, II @ts5s SsSss.
What -. ~. cr..h.- .o,.n.h;n /.
av.radino aho.,t 1 ) h,,,hal. th;.vear n.
h..tsF.ids ai,,;na- d, 81 "a ~ h,,.hs,.
g !. .o-. M. - hss.. ! $3.50 I'M 49,.
q. s-s,r ,h;.S...sa. a