The Dickinson press., 1909-09-18

Charles Precise came in from Alden
this week.
Attorney John Keohane was down from
Beach the past week.
C. C. Cresswell of Belfield was in
Dickinson early in the week.
Senator A. L. Martin Of Sentinel Butte
was tr~ansacting business in the city this
week.
Engineer w. T. Nickel and wife took
in the last day of the Dawson county
fair at Glendive.
Miss Tretter, the nurse, went to
Mandan Saturday. where she has a
professional case.
Mi. and Mrs. P. Mckinley went to
Mandan this week to attend the funeral
of Father Collins.
Rev. Fir. Dignam went TO Mandan to
attend the funeral obsequies Of Father
Collins on Wednesday. r..
Ed. O'Connor of Belfeld was in Dick
inson last Saturday with a party of
Humboldt, Iowa. people.
Miss Clara Hagen left Tuesday for
Sand Point. Idaho. where she will spend
the winter with her aunt.
J. w. Stureeon returned from Mon
tana the past week and has again
taken charge of the local Office of the
Consolidated Coal Co.
Miss Lena E~rbstoesser, bookkeeper for
Killer & Co. at Richardton, was in
Dickinson for the Minstrel show Tues
day night.
Engineer and Mrs. w. T. Nickel ex-
poet to leave about the 21st for a trip
to New York and other eastern points.
They will probably be gone for a
month.
J. w. Stimson came in from Manning
on the stage Tuesday evening, returning
the following morning. He stated that
his Grain was stacked and he. like many
other farmers. was waiting for the
threshers.
Elijah Hamilton of Cooperstown, N.
D.. has been the guest of MI. and Mrs.
Mark Sutherland and Mr.. and Mrs. F.
C.. Aneliss this week. MI. Hamilton
is a dealer in farm machinery and auto
mobiles at Cooperstown.
MI. and Mrs. j. E. Funk and Mrs.
A. Branick went out in the auto Satur-
day to Julius Holst's place about IS
miles west of Fayette to enjoy a chicken
hunt. They returned Sunday. and re-
ported good luck. having found the game
very plentiful.
Owing to the unexpected death of J..
G. Par]ine i;of, St. Paul head of the
Northwestern 'b,rauch office of the Ger
mania Life Insurance Co.. a visit from
J. Frank Treat, state agent, to his local
agent in this community has been in
definitely delayed:
Willis Stephenson Of Mandan, whose
parents were old residents of this
city. was fifth. in the list of prize
winners, numbering thirty, in the Bis
marck Tribune voting contest. He
wins an SIS scholarship in the Bis
marck Business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Sedore of South
Heart were in Dickinson on Tuesday.
Mr.. Sedore says that the farmers are
settled around. him 70 close that he is
compelled to sell off his sheep this fall.
He has a fine band of 1900 notice of
which app ears elsewhere.
MI. and Mrs. C. Sturtavent of Detroit,
MIMI. old friends of MI. and Mrs. j.
G. Cartwright, passed through the city
Tuesday on their return from the Seattle
fair. They were met at the train by
Mr.. and Mrs. Cartwright. and had time
to enjoy little visit during the time
the train stops here.
A double birthday party was held at
the residence Of F. G. .Angliss on Tues
day the 18th, the hostesses being Mrs.
6, Slime and L. Mrs. +. G. !. 4Ansliss.. The
remembrance were numerous and appro-
pirate. A fine spread was laid in the
large basement dinina room at which
'ailFpresent enjoyed themselves.
VI While MI. and Nh. E. +. Cook were
ot,nr their western trip they met many
old friends. who formerly lived in
Dickinson. Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Schultz.
who live AZ Wallas ,Malla, Wash. are
farming quite extsnsfvely4this year. c.
H. Pearl ana wife have been camping
nearly all summer on the Sound, the
boys having charge Of the bank at
Prosser..