The Dickinson press., 1909-08-28


friends in the city this week. 4
Albert Ian Of Reeder was In the city
on business this week. I
Alvin Ellian. clerk at Reed Bros. =
has, returnsd from his vacation trip.
spent in Minnesota. 4
Mesrss. Galloway and W. H. Smith
Of Mott were in the city this week fots
auto repairs. +
{. H. DeFoe has the contract foF
building a school house on section ~;
township 1873. near Medora. 4
Vim. Hoover and H. G. Springer, Of
Frazee. Mimi. were in the city Wednes-
day and went out to look at land near
Manning. z
You can do your " painting if you
buy sunshine. the highest grade varnish,
stain Of today. For sale by A. T.,
Crowl & Co. Il - It
Nels Cuisine and daughter, Miss
Josie. came up from Gladstone on Fri;
day. Misses Josie and Dora will return
to the city for the opening of school on
September s. +
The annual picnic of the Methodist
sunday school was held Tuesday at
Fishers grove on Green river. There
were quite a large number in attend
ance aud a very pleasant outing was
enjoyed by all. :
The cups and saucers offered al prizes
by Reed Bros, in their guessing contest
last week were o by Mrs. W. s.
Russell and Mrs. Geo. Dobson, these two
ladies having made the right guess as
to weight. The glass water yet offered
in the latest contest was won by Miss
Ethel Rumph. :
Misses Margaret Tobin and Hilma
Cass visited with Margaret Mckinley a
few days this week. The young ladies
were returning from a visit with
their sister in Miles City. and left Fri
day for their homes in Mandan.
Mrs. Walt. Northrup and little son
left Tuesday for Portland. Ore. where
they expect to remain for two months:
visiting relatives and friends.
While, Mrs.sA. Green. aid SON wers
driving across the railroad track at Glen
,Ullip the team was struck by No. 4 and
one Of the horses wa instantly killed.
Mrs. Greene saved herself from serious
injury by jumping. The son was some
what bruised but not dangerously hurt.
Rev. S. A.. Da,nford, the District
Superintendent of tie Fargo district.
held services in the Methodist church
Friday evening August ~. at 1870 and
held the quarterly conference after.
This was the last visit Of the Supt
for the year:
Senator L.. A. Simpson will leave
shortly on his return, trip, to Boston in
the interests Of his client. Dan Russell.
The hearing in the Russell estate matter
starts on the 18th Of September, all
though the important date does not
come until the 10th. Mr.. Simpson has
been busy for some days in securing
important dispositions and he has a
number to take in Minnesota and
other states. III q
Attorney NJ. L. Mcbride; has the
foundation well under way for a new
brick house on his fine corner + a block
west of the high school building. Flash
ed brick from the Missouri Slope Brick
&, Tile Co. are to be used in the con-
struction of this modern >two-story
dwelling. which will cost nearly SIS, 600.
Mr.. Mcbride has a quarter of a block
for his home and a large number of
fine shade and fruit trees are already
started in the yard.
Chas. A. Sellon and a company of
over forty in the merriest of all the
musical extravaeanzes, THE Cat and
the Fiddle, lis announced for appearance
at the opera house on September 4.
Most of the original casts, including
the Ell More Sisters. Florence Willis,
Theresa Miller, Geo. E.. Wakefield,
Johann Berthleson. Mort Infield, The
Gotthard Bros. are promised. The
beauty chorus has been greatly added to
and the new singing and dancing num-
bers which Carleton Lee Colby has in
terpolated for them will be a revelation.
The work on the new high school
building which was at a stand. still for
nearly three weeks. on account of de-
layed mill work, is now being pushed
rapidly forward. The basement is
completed, the window frames being
all in and the laying of the building
walls will begin the first of the week.
1t is expected that the heating plant
building will be completed next week,
as the walls above the basement foun-
dation are partially laid. A chimney
As #. in height, 8 feet square at, base
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