The Dickinson press., 1909-01-30

W. G. Lang. formerly of Yule, is vice
president of the Baker State bank Of
Baker, Mont.
Miss Alice Merry has been confined to
the house during the past week on &C.
count of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. v. Jessen and chill
dren were in Glendive, Montana, the
middle of the week.
John Manley of Missoula. Montana,
has been the guest of his sister. Miss
Margaret Manley.
James Vaughn's oil tank team return
ed Tuesday from Oakdale. The tank
carries 400 gallons of oil.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Compton are
visiting their son, C. G. McPeek of
this city, and expect to remain until the
middle of March.
Mrs j. o. Jahr was taken to the in
SAINT hospital at jamestown Wednesday.
She has been i'll for a long time result
ing in insanity.
w. r. Holgate returned last week to
the University of North Dakota. at
Grand Forks, where he will do some
work in chemistry.
Fred Harris. a stockman from the Oak
dale country, was in the city the past
week to visit his family and attend to
some business matters.
j. S. Green, the townsite agent of.
Hettinger. was in Dickinson on buinesss
this week. He expects to 60 to British
Columbia on a big land deal.
The Scranton Register tells about w.
J. Simms, manager of the Scranton
Brick & Tile Works, going to points in
South Dakota to sell brick and coal.
James Wilson of Reeder was in Dick
inson this week. calling on his old
friends. Mr.. Wilson is looking forward
to a good land business this spring.
Senator A. L. Martin was returning to
Bismarck Monday morning. He was
the only one of the legislators from this
part of the state who was home for Sum-
day.
The ladies of St. Patrick Catholic
parish served a creamed veal and es-
calloped potato supper at the parochial
residence Thursday evening to a large
number.
The Adams County Record says editor
tally, Senator Leslie A. Simpson is a
power in the senate, as his remarkable
ability, astuteness and long service in
the assembly entitle him to be-"
Miss Elfreda Borrill of New England,
who teaches school in The Green River
district in Dunn county, visited in the
city last Saturday. She expects to re-
turn to New England in a few days.
Miss Margaret Currie of Bucyrus and
Miss Anna Jones of Bowman, formerly
a nurse here, have been in the city this
week. Miss Jones expects to remain in
the city in the practice of her profess
sion.
X. X. Olson and his brother, Ole
Olson, came in from the country north
west of Oakdale the first of the week.
The former was in for supplies for his
own ranch and Ole loaded out with sup
plies for the Veigel ranch.
Louis Tang and Gertie Moen. both of
New England were united in marriage
at the Methodist parsonage on Thursday
evening at 6 AS. They were accom-
panied by a gentleman and lady frient
who acted as witnesses.
w. H. Smith. who finished work las
week for the Dickinson Mercantile Co,
left Friday of last week for Hettinger,
City. He expects to visit friends al
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T L. R. Waldron, manager of the expert.
ment station here, left Thursday morn.
ing for Bismarck. He will 60 from
there to Washington and then to Cornell
!, University, Ithaca, N. r., where HI
will take a special course Of study:
Mrs. George Shots Of Tacoma. Wash.
made a short stop in the city this week,
visiting Charles Rau and Fred Roquette't
family. Mrs. Shots was on her way t
, Illinois for a visit. She is the Crane
worthy matron of the o. E. S. lodge il
} Washington.
The skating rink on the corner o.
Willard street and Third Avenue Wes
will be ready for use within q day OF
two. The fence has been built arount
the lot and all that is needed are q few
cold nights with the thermometer above
freezing point during the day.
Mrs. Julius .Hollst has been at thu
home of Receiver w. A. Mcclure thu
past week assisting in the care Of
her niece. Miss Carol Mcclure, who i.
recoyerine nicely from Typhoid fever.
Mr.. Hoist was in town Wednesday bu,
The e~vangelistic meetings which have
been held at the Methodist church every
evening for the past three weeks have
been very successful and the pastor,
Rev. F. L. Watkins. who has delivered
a series of strong sermons. is consider.
ing the continuance of the meetings
another week.
The Glendive Review states that the
red LIGHT resort that was ordered to pay
back $825 of the money stolen from
Fred Kostelecky, paid over half the
amount and is paying the balance in
monthly installments. This will make
81, 600 of the stolen money recovered
or half the amount.
The famous Ainsworth orchestra Of
Minneapolis will play for a concert and
ball to be given in the opera house Mon
day evening, February IS. This
orchestra has an e~nviaDle reputation all
over the Northwest and are on a tour.
playing for the military ball at Bis.
marck February 9 and the Library as.
ISOLATION ball at Mandan February 10.
At the childrens' matinee at the
Unique Wednesday afternoon. three
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