The Dickinson press., 1909-11-27

city Sunday.
C. A. Ladenbereer was in from Man
ming Sunday.
G. D. earn Of Richerdton spent Sun
day in. the city.
j. o. Horswill was up from Horswill
on business Monday.
F. A. Little, the land man. a in
the city over Sunday.
Wenzel Jerges has moved into the
city from New Hradec.
A. M. Pomroy went west the first of
the week to look for a desirable loca-
ton in Montana.
H. S. Russell Of the Russell Com
mission Co. was called to Miles City
Tuesday night on business.
R. R. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. O. A.
Dietcsh and Mrs. Mary Turner of
Gladstone spent Sunday in the city.
"Candied Cherries" Bismarck
Henry, Maple Leaf Cheese" imported
Frankfurters'' at Harleman & Scott. II
Peter Berg and J. j. Sweeney were
in north of Beach the first of the week
looking after some business matters.
Auditor L. H. Mahoney of the North
ern Pacific, was checking up accounts in
the local ticket Office the first of the
week.
Artie. the f~ive-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Anderson of the South Side.
died of diphtheria on Monday, Novem-
Der u.
The W. E. Baker home was placed
under quarantine for %diphtheria this
week. their son. Frank, being the
victim.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Harmon of Medora
were in Dickinson last Saturday, return
ing from a three-weeks' visit in Iowa
and Minnesota points.
Remember the entertainment at the
Methodist church Wednesday, December
LIST, at 8 80 p. M, by Miss Elizabeth
Hill, reader. Admission Is cents.
B. S. Townsend was in from Gorham
on Tuesday. He is nicely situated for
the winter at his ranch which is only ten
miles from telephone connection and
will probably have the line extended to
the house in the spring.
J.. F. Wenrich finished on Monday
helping Charles Puter thresh S, 200 BUSH
els of Grain and has moved into Dick
inson for the winter. Mrs. Wenrich was
already here. They have a homestead
and a half section of decided land north
of Richardton, where they will move in
the spring.
The new building for school No. 7.
three and one-half miles northeast of the
city, is nearly completed and will prob
ably be ready for the opening of school
on December g.. Mrs. D. E. Shipley has
been engaged as teacher. C. L. Hager
of this city is constructing the school
house.
Montreal, Canada.-A large audience
followed with keenest interest a most
dramatic rendering of MRS. Wigs of
the Cabbage Patch, lin which Miss
Hill showed a very remarkable power of
memory, with and pathos. Henry T.
Bovey, Dean of Applied Sciences McGill,
Univ.
Fargo Forum. The Rev. j. S. Bray
field. rector of St. Johns church, Dick
inson, was the preacher at Geth semane
cathedral Sunday night. His sermon
was a forceful exposition of a sentence
from the first lesson, Ecclesiastes XII,
Vanity of %vanities, all is vanity, out of
which he brought out Hope as the saw
ing grace and the central thought for his
theme. embellishing his remarks with
word pictures from ancient and modern
writers. which, besides being spiritually
helpful, were educational.
]. 3. Landstrom, roadmaster between
Dickinson and Mandan. was in the
city on Tuesday. At the present time
Roadmaster Landstrom has 500 men
working in six steel gangs and he ex-
poets that it will take until about the
10th of December to complete the laying
of 70 miles of 90-pound rails on his
division, which will equip the line in
fine shape for the fast passenger train
service the Northern Pacific is now Civ
ing the public. It is about IL years
since the tract was relaid. Mr.. Land
strom makes headquarters in Mandan.
George Steiner of Richardton and
Miss Francesca Wander of Dickinson.
were married at St. Joseph's church on