The Dickinson press., 1909-10-02
LOCAL NEWS
D. M. Hart of New England was


the city Tuesday.
Sheepskin lined clothing and buckskin
underwear at the Hub. 1t
Mrs. J. Lerfah of Belfeld was a
visitor in the city Monday.
C. Williams of Taylor wal in the
city on business Tuesday.
judge Campbell has been very sick
at his new home in Bakerxae1d, Cal.
J. Luther Risk of Bel6eld had bust
ness in Dickinson the first of the week
. W.. A. Cheadle. the South Heart
elevator man, a in the city this
week.
John Koehane. Billings county's
states attorney was in Dickinson the
past week.
G. C. Heeeaard of the Mandan Mer-
camille Co., was up from Mandan the
first of the week.
Mrs. A. N. Williams of Sentinel
Butte wal in the city several days for
medical treatment this week.
Mrs. A. A. Dinsdale and daughter
went to Osakis. Mimi. this week to
visit at the home of Mrs. F. p. Stone.
The state bar association has ap-
pointed F. C. HeffrUn of this city q
member of the committee on oreaniza-
tion.
There will be q new time card on the
Northern Pacific the 18th. when it is
expected that the new fast train that is
to hit only the high-spots will be put on.
Mrs. James Soules and her mother,
Mrs. J. Neukom. who has been visiting
her for some months, left Thursday for
Terre Haute, Ind, for a visit of three
or four weeks.
On Saturday evening the Elks enjoyed
a concert by the ''Multum in Parvo"
orchestra at their hall. and after the
concert a social dance was INDUCED in
for a few hours.
Mrs. F. A. Little of Fayette returned
Wednesday from Augusta, Maine, where
she has been spending the summer. Mr..
Little met his wife in St. Paul and
accompanied her home.
A new iron fence has been ordered for
the Catholic cemetery northeast of the
city. The members of St. Patrick's
church have contributed generously
toward the purchase of the fence which
will enclose the entire eight acres set
aside for the purpose.
]. S. Green has been in the city this
week. He has been spending the most
of his time the past season in looking
after his extensive OREGON land inter-
| ests of which the PRESS made mention
last week.
Henry Lehman was in Tuesday from
the Little Missouri river in Billings
county to get some of the N. r. scrip
before the advance in price. He is
located near the National Forest 'reser-
vOir.
The annual convention of the state
federation of women's clubs will be
held Tuesday. October S. at Valley City.
1t is expected that fully one hundred
delegates and a number Of talented
speakers will be present.
Mrs. Martha Peterson came in from
her homestead south of the city this
week and after visiting for a couple
of days with Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Cum
ningham, left Friday on the stage for
Oakdale, where she will remain for
a week with the family OF T. c. Davis.
Copies, suitable for framing. of the
beautiful picture of the Half Moon
and "Clermont' which appear in L.
j. Dickinson & Sons ad. this week.
may be had by calling at the store.
Printed on heavy cardboard. and con-
tain no reading matter.
Ole Jahr of the Northern Express Co.'S.
force, is now delivering express from
the handsome new wagon that was,
shipped in this week by the company.
The horse was shipped here several
weeks ago and a hired wagon has been
used, pending the arrival of the new
one. The rig. as il now stands, cost
between $500 and $500 and is very
metropolitan in appearance.
The P. E. o. society met with Mrs.
W. S. Russell Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Jay Reed had prepared a paper On the
topic. Recent Trouble in Turkey and
its Bearing on European Situations,
but as she was absent from the city the
paper vas read by Mrs. c. N. Barker.
Mrs. Geo. A. Perkins read a paper on
the same subject. Very dainty refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Russell at
the close of the evening session.
H. C. Das. the representative from
India, who spent a few weeks at the
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