The Dickinson press., 1909-06-26

Mike Roller wa In from Mar. this
week to attend the horse sales.
Richard McYey Of Mandan has been
a visitor in the city the past week.
MI. and Mrs. A. E. Mas were in,
Monday from their claim % Zenith.
Judge Crawford and Richard Boulaer.
returnedsfrom court at Stanton Sunday.
Rev. I. L. French Of Zenith went to.
jamestown on Monday to attend q camp
meeting. : e R
Mrs. Lewis left on Monday for q visit
with her daughter. Mrs. l. G. DeGraff.
in Minneapolis.
The exterior of the Methodist church.
has been greatly improved this week
by q coat of paint.
Mrs. Viola Homer and Miss Myrtle
Homer went this week to live on their
claim near Sentinel Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Cryne of Gladstone
were in the city several days the first Of
the week. guests of MI. and Mrs. G. E..
Eldred.
J. A. Davis of Bismarck the Stand
ard Oil inspector for the district drove
over to his claim south of New England
Saturday.
Senator L A. Simpson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Russell left Saturday evening
for Boston. where they will be absent
several weeks.
ARRANGEMENTS. are being made for a
dance in the almory Monday evening.
July 5. The ball team will play Bel
field here Sunday. July 4. and will play
a return game at Belfeld Monday morn
ing.
The Northwestern Motor Co. has op ened
an automobile livery between Dickin-
son and New England. There will be a
service daily except Sunday, leaving
here at 8. is a. m. and New England at
4 p m.
Miss Sylvia, Petricka entertained a
number Of her young friends at the
home of her parents. MI. and Mrs. Louis
Petricka. Sunday afternoon. in honor of
her birthday. Games were played and
a fine birthday supper served.
Passenger traffic to the west is ex-
tremely heavy with all prospects Of
being much worse a few weeks from.
low. No. 3 runs in two sections nearly
every day and some days three sections
have been necessary. Berth reservations
are difficult to make.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown, Mrs.
Peter Dirkes and Jacob B%ageentoss of
Richardton, Mrs. Browns mother and
uncle. went Saturday to Albany, Mimi,
where they attended the wedding of
q relative this week. Mr.. and Mrs
Brown will also visit Mr.. Browns
parents in Perham. MINI.
Rev. T. c. Burhams of the Congrega-
tional, church of Glendive occupied the
pulpit of the Congregational church here
Sunday morning and evening. in ex-
change with Rev. w. J. Brown. Mr..
Burhams is an interesting speaker and
gave two fine sermons, making a good
impression with the congregations.
Those who heard Rev. C. C. Rollit.
general secretary of the Sixth Missionary
department of the Episcopal church at
st. Johns church Friday evening list
ened to a most interesting address on
missions He is an entertaining speaker
and understands the conditions. An
Offering a taken up for Home Mis-
sions.
Notice should he taken by those who
intend to take in the big Fourth of July
celebration at Horswill that the date on
which the celebration occurs is Satur-
day, July 3. instead of July 5th. There
will be a big time with something doing
every minute, ball game, speaking,
music. sports; horse racing. dancing, fire.
works, etc. The committee is laying
itself out to make Horswill's celebration
the best of them all.
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d.. F. A. Perrigo and c. p. Nelson
Of Danville. ILL.,. were in Dickinson this
week. They had inspected some lands
which they have south of Belfeld and
where they are breaking $50 acres this
season. Having heard Of the great op-
portunities for profitable land invest
lments in Montana. D.. Perrigo and Mr..
Nelson extended their western trip to
include several eastern Montana points
in the much advertised Mussellshell
country, but they came back better
satisfied than ever with their North
Dakota holdings.
MI. and Mrs. H. c. Stoxen Of Taylor
were in Dickinson on Monday ia king
in the sights of the horse sale. They
were accompanied by Will Rust, Martin.
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