The Dickinson press., 1909-11-06

10 WlDauX 10uINuay.
Mrs. L. Scott went to Taylor Thursday
to visit her son for q few days.
Miss Thea Toreerson Of Taylor visited
her sister, Mrs. Roy Henderson. this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Wilkins made a
trip 10 New Salem Thursday, returning
the same day.
Mrs. A. H. Arnett and daughter.
Katherine. went to Mandan Thursday
for a short visit.
Misses Margaret CuTie and Eva Alcott
went to Bucyrus to the formers home
stead. Tuesday.
Nick Runck. of Kathryn, N. D..
visited his sister. Miss Rosa Runck.
Sunday and Monday.
The city council did not hold q meet
ing Monday evening but plan to meet
this Saturday evening.
Mrs. Fred Turner will entertain the
Good Times club next Thursday after
loon from three until six O'Clock.
J. A. McGreeor of Medora has lately
returned from Nevada. where he has
invested in gold mining property.
w. H. Walton's many friends will
be glad to know that he was able to
be at his Office several times the past
week.
There were eight applications for
citizens first papers at Capt. Saund-
ers' Office in the court house Thursday
forenoon.
Gov. Burke has appointed Mayor
George Frye a delegate from this county
to the Farming congress to be held in
Chicago. Nov. 16.
Mrs. John Brennan, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. H. Smith.
at the ranch, is visiting with MIs.L A.
Davis this week.
Mrs. John Hubof went 10 Gladstone
Thursday to take to her home the little
daughter of Gregor Helfrich, who had
been in the city several days for medi-
cal treatment.
Gordon Dodd is back from a business
trip TO Salt Lake City. Butte and other
western points. So far as he knows
now Dickinson will be his headquarters
for the winter at least.
If you desire to get taxidermist ar
ticles at a bargain call on Mrs. Dodd
any afternoon commencing with next
Monday at the building opposite the
Congregational church. it
Mrs. Ellen Mexye and son, Paul,
were in from Broncho this week to
file on homestead land. They were the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Joreensen
while in the city.
F. D.. wilson has been promoted to
the position of assistant trainmaster, q
deserved promotion and one to which
MIR. Wilson will do credit, as he is
a thorough railroad man.
Mrs. Dodd will hold a special sale oil
taxidermist goods in building on First
Ave. West, opposite Congregational
church. afternoons for two weeks
beginning Monday. November 9Th. II
The Equal Suffrage club met with Mrs.
Alice Poland Monday. The date Of
meeting was changed from Monday to
Friday and the date and place of the
next meeting will be announced next
week.
Mi. and Mrs. ]. S. Carter of Still.
water, N. D., were in the city this
week. Mr.. Carter recently sold his hotel
and store in Saltwater and he and his
wife will spend the winter in southern
California.
Mi. and Mrs. X. X. Olson of Oakdale
were in Dickinson On Friday. Mr..
Olson marketed a carload of cattle this
fall that brought him ST, 800. The
shipment confined 16 3-year old steers
and the balance of the car was made
up of COWS and heifers.
On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. M. H.
Lindsey. assisted by Mrs. Jensen ant
Dorothy Stickney, entertained twelv.
ladies at five o'clock tea. the quest o.
honor being Mrs. Blanche of Concort
Iowa, who is visiting her daughter
Mrs. E. A. Lillibridge.
Mrs. M. Drury entertained the Birth
day club at her home on Thur sday after
noon. Five hundred was played ant
a most a%ppetizing luncheon was served
al six O'Clock. The ladies presented
Mrs. Drury with a handsome cut glass
dish as a token of their appreciation O
the pleasant afternoons entertainment
Rev. FIR. Kasal. ex-postmaster ant
priest at New Aradec, is packing VI
his belongings preparatory to leaving
that place. He did not hold services il
the Catholic church at New Hradec OF
Sunday. as the authorities in tina