The Dickinson press., 1909-07-10

Tho n. E depot PARK a beins fenced.
Aubrey Dehlinser came down from
Missoula on Thursday. 7.
A son was born to MI. and Mrs. W. r
Veigel Friday morning, July 9.
Mrs Josephine Anderson underwent
an operation for appendicitis Wednes-
day. IL
Miss Rose verding has been spending
the week at the Stoddard ranch in Senti-
mel Butte.
Frank Pfleu, m liner at Lehieh. is
receiving treatment at the Stein for
broken collar bone. 4
Robert Dorsey of Taylor aged years.
was brought to the hospital Sunday to
be treated for heart disease.
c. Cleveland, employed at the Fuller
livery stable, was taken tO the Stein
Thursday afternoon. suffering with an
emergency case of appendicitis and was
operated on at once with satisfactory
results.
Geo. Benson finished work 40 book
keeper and stenosrapher for the Russell
Commission Co. this week and returns
tomorrow to his homo In Northwood,
N. D.
Mrs. G. r. Pendersast came from the
Cedar country on Friday and expects to
leave Saturday evening for Seattle. Mr..
Pendergast cannot 60 to the fair unth
after he ships his cattle.
Sheriff c. F. Win of Medora came in
Thursday from Rainy Butte with J.
o. Hansel. who. it is alleged. beat and
cruely abused his wife. He took the
prisoner to Medora for hearing.
Warrants were issued in Justice
Folsom's court Friday for the arrest Of
Mrs. Wallace charged with the assault
of Mrs. R. A. Miller and John Jeschka
charged with the assault of Mrs. Schropp.
Landlord Chas. Nolan has had the
interior off, the Kibm freshened with
paint. Mr.. Nolan is considering the
feasibility of putting IN a first-class
restaurant, something that the city is
greatly in need Of.
Mrs. Amanda Baker left Dickinson
on No. Thursday for Emmetsberg. la.
She was accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs. C. S. Starr. who came on to make
the journey with her. Mrs. Baker has
closed the home in this city and will
make her future home with Mrs. Starr.
Attorney Ehli Cole. who is interested
in the Golden Valley bank 1t Beach,
was in the city this week. Mr.. Cole
was on his way to Iowa to clean up his
law cases preparatory to moving to
this state which he considers has the
greatest future of any state in the
Union.
Mrs. Frank j. Easton died at the Miles
City hospital June 2S, after an illness
Of several years. She was well known in
Dickinson where she resided with her
family for a number of years. lnterment
was made at Belfield June 80. She left
a mother; Mrs. N. E. Hatch. also hus-
band. four sons and daughter. She
was AZ years old.
On Monday evening special car took
Archie Sanders and j. L. Cofer, two of
the Sentinel Butte wreck victims who
had been at the Stein, to Brainerd,
Mimi, where they will receive treatment
at the N. P. hospital. They were ac-
companied BY. a nurse from the hospital
The other patients have all been dis
charged and all the victims left the city
the first Of the week.
Thursday night the Rebekah lodge had
installation of officers Susie Noark.
noble grand; Goldie Homer. secretary;
Lizzie Brislin. treasurer; Jeneatte
Davis and Lizzie Brislin, right and left
supporters to noble grand; Hattie Kono.
chaplain; Mabel Cummings. warden:
Jennie Brown. inside guardian. The
new fiocers sevred a delightful luncheon
after the work of installation.
The present bill at the Unique is
one worth seeing. Max Stevens. comedy
juggler. does some good stunts keeping
up running fire of jokes and songs.
The act of Lynne & Bonnie Hazard is
one of the best novelties appearing foi
long tine. The act has elaborate
electrical effects and includes some fine
piano playing, singing and dancing.
Several novel features are introduced
which are very effective and must be
seen to be appreciated. The picture
"a War Time Sweetheart :. is very fine.
The Dickinson Tennis club was repre-
sented at the tournament at Bismarck
last Saturday by F. Hevener and A. D.
Heaton. The showing made was not a
representative one, with only three hours
sleep. owing to late trains, they were
put to playing at once without any
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