The Dickinson press., 1909-08-07
j. r. Stewart was laid up vii
rheumatism early in the week.

J. R. Stewart was laid up with
rheumatism early in the week.
Mrs. T. H. Brien and son, Melvin,
returned to their ranch near Mary Tues
day.
MI. and Mrs. T. j. Greene. Vernon
and Eugene, left for Seattle Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Blakely returned
Sunday from a months visit in Logans-
port, Ind.
C. E. Gordon has been erecting a neat
barn at his home in the northeastern
part of the city.
JG. Quinlivan returned last Saturday
from his Los Angeles trip as representa-
tive of the Elks. =
L. D. Richardson, eeneral manager of
the North Dakota Independent Telephone
Co. was out from Fargo the first of the
week.
Floyd Geppert. brother of Thomas
Geppert. expects to BRING his family
from Los Angeles to this city the coming
month.
Rob't Beery of Mott and N. A. Heath
of Beach became members of the
Masonic chapter in this city on last
Friday evening. -
S. P. Gotta returned Sunday from a
two weeks business trip in the interests
of the E. H. S. Live Stock Commission
Co. Of South St. Paul.
j. P. Lindstrom. roadmaster from
Dickinson East to the Missouri river,
expects to move his family from Hunt
ley to Mandan within a few weeks.
C. B. Hanson has opened up a real
estate Office in Glendive and has assOci-
ated with him Elmer Whitmer of this
city and A. o. Nasset of Rainy Butte.
Mrs. Nell Seinners of Cleveland. Ohio,
a sister of Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle, arrived
in the city Saturday and will remain
for a visit of six weeks or two months.
Mrs. Pete Berringer and three daueh-
tiers of Waubay, South Dakota, arrived
in the city last week and will remain
for some time for a visit with relatives.
Miss Cora Colwell arrived last week
from Beverly, Iowa, and went to Mott
10 assist in conducting the teachers
institute that was held there this week.
A post card received from Mrs. Jerry
Hayes and Mrs. E.P Stanley at Seattle.
stated that they were having a fine
time and expected to remain for some
time.
A special of six Pullman sleepers
and a baggage car, passed through the
city Tuesday, bringing the newspaper
excursionists home from the fair at
Seattle.
Mrs. v. F. Lawrence of Mandan
arrived in the city Monday for a weeks
visit with the family of R. S. Davidson.
local manager for the Missouri Valley
Milling Co.
Mrs. c. H. DeVaul, who trims for
Mrs. C. H. DeFoe, went to Valley City
on Monday. from which point she will
60 to the cities to get the latest styles
in millinery.
John Cell and Nick Sauer are about
ready to occupy their new shoe repair
shop on Sims street. Mr.. Cell will prove
up next month OF his homestead and
| then he will move into the city.
Frank Hubbel collided with a horse
while riding a bicycle on the streets
last Saturday and injured his knee.
The injury was comparatively slight and
| Mr.. Hubbel is able to be around again.
A large handsome automobile, ship
ped by the Pope-Toledo Co. to ALT White
of this city, was unloaded here on
Monday. Mr.. White is expected to
return from Montreal about the first of
September.
Miss Anna Cruden, cashier of the
State bank of La Moure. arrived in the
city Saturday for a short visit with her
brother in-law and sister, MIR. and Mrs.
j. W. Reed. Miss Cruden goes from
here to Chicago.
Miss Grace Currie came up from the
south in the Phelan auto Saturday and
has resumed her duties as ~bookkeeper
for Roquette Bros. Misses Mabel Currie
and Myrtle Merry will remain at Haley
for some time yet.
The large safe in the store of T. j.
Greene & Co. was moved to the back
of the store early this week to make
room for a very handsome case of oak.
with plate glass doors and shelving
which will be used for the display Of
cut glass. K
Eugene, the two-week s. old child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Neil, died on
Saturday, July 31st. The funeral was
held from the Catholic church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil have the sympathy
of their, many friends in their sad
bereavement
Young women, if you wish to be
independent learn shorthand and type.
writing. A s~tenographer always COM
mands a good salary. Send to Mankate
Commercial College, Mankato. Mimi,
for their year book and you will learn
all about it. Do it now. 1p
J. E. Phelan came up in the auto
from Bowman Saturday and left Monday
for Seattle and Portland He was
accompanied by his daughter, Mrs.
1 CA-.-- $3.50