The Dickinson press., 1909-06-19

stein nOSpltal sunday.
A ten months old child Of H. A.
Parker's died at Horswill Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Kennedy were
down from South Heart on Thursday.
j. c. Cartwright & Co. have had a
new sign painted on the east side of
their building.
The family Of P. ]. Pelissier moved
this week into the Simpson house on
Second Ave. W.
Mira Anne Reed lie assisting at the
Stein while some Of the regular nurses
are having their vacation.
Robert Wilcox Nas in Thursday from
the north % see about some horse deals
and other business matters.
Pres ". saP. lOwenslo Of the Dunn Coun
ty State bank and wife of Manning. were
business visitors in the city Thursda.
The, Kostelecky house at the corner of
FirstSStreet N. and Fousth8Av W. 10
being painted this week by Frank Hews'
crew.
4 Do you own a camera? If so send me.
your nane and address and l will send
you some valuable books free. A. M.
Pomroy, the druggist. 6.Io.tf
The beautiful. descriptive and hand
somely illustrated book of Dickinson
and Stark county is on sale at Gordon
Dodds. Mailed to any address for Is
cents. 6-19-2t
MIS-. Kate Coleman of Troy, Mont,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. +. B. Nc
DonougA
Fl. Dignam is arranging for a Forty
Hours Devotion at St. Patrick's church
July Is, II and IS. He will be assisted
by Rev. J. Reardon of St. Paul Seminary.
Vim Badger of Mandan came up
Thursday to consult Dickinson parties
about the purchase of horses for his
reservation contract.
Mrs. Henry Berry. who accompanied
the sheriff up from Mott last week and
visited friends here returned home with
him Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ferris are now
located at Harlan, Ia, where Mr.. Ferris
is proprietor q the City hotel. the
leading hostelry of the town.
Harry Defoe returned last week from
Miles City where he has been employed
this spring. He is just recovering from
an attack of inflamatory rheumatism.
A kindergarten course lasting two
months was opened in the high school
building Monday. by Miss Anna Cuskelly.
She has a class of about 80 children.
Conductor c. T. Cunningham was
called to Bismarck Wednesday by the
death of his father, Thomas Cunning
ham. He was 6S years old and had
lived in the capital city about II years.
A. street fakir held sway at Cart
wright's corner several days this week
and succeeded IN getting away with a
considerable amount of Dickinson money
in exchange for his stuff. Two negroes
furnished the entertainment.
The Bulletin, the Catholic paper of the
state. says that On June II, Rev. George
Bierens of Wimbledon visited the Hol-
landers near South Heart, holding serv-
ices in their language. FIR. Bierens will
return again this fall for another serv-
ice.
Mrs. Mary Schroller. wife of Ernest
Schroller of Rainy Butte. died June 10.
The body was brought here and prepared
for burial by L. A. Davis g. Son before
being shipped to Bloomer, Wis. Mrs.
Schroller, who. was % years old. left a
three weeks old child, which will be
cared for by a sister. The Young hus-
band has the sympathy of the whole
community in his bereavement.
DR.. and Mrs. j. W. Stribling were in
from New England the first of the week.
They started on the return trip Tuesday
afternoon but when several miles on,
the horses ran away. throwing out both
the doctor and his vile. Neither were
badly hurt beyond q few bruises. They
came back into Dickinson and as the
doctor had urgent business he went Out
that night but Mrs. Stribline remained
a day or two with Mrs. Alex Montague.
At the Congregational parsonage
Wednesday afternoon. John Owen. Lex
of Mckenzie county and Miss Mile
Weber Of Oshkosh, Wis. were married
by Rev. w. ]. Brown. They were
attended by George Schultz of Mckenzie
county and Miss Phena Christian OF
Oshkosh. The party left Thursday fol
their homesteads. The young ladies
arrived in the city Tuesday from the
east. Mr.. Lee has a fine homestead in
Mckenzie county.
The laying of the corner stone of the
new Catholic church at Hankinson. May