The Dickinson press., 1909-05-29

A. S. F. Rankin was down from the
ranch last Saturday. ,
Lester Bishop Of Gorham visited in
the city the first Of the week.
Paperins, !. painting and tintine.
Phone 120. Frank Hewes. 5-22-2p
Furnished OF unfinished rooms to
rent. AS Fifth Ave- w. 5-22-2p
H. C. Short was down from the ranch
Sunday and took in the baseball game.
Peter Dassinger Of Gladstone was a
business visitor in the city Monday.
Mrs. D.; F. Ollnsted and daughter
were down from Medora the first of the
week. a5..
Wanted Salesman. German preferred.
Guaranteed contract. F. E. Kubik,
Dickinson, N. D. 1p
C. A. Schuieeer and family. who have
4 been IN town for some little time,
moved out this week to their homestead
near Alden.
Mrs. Harry Lawrence and little child
Ileft Tuesday for visit in the Twin
Cities. Before returning she will visit
relatives in Wisconsin.
C. o. Armstrong was in from Fayette
the first of the week on business. Mrs.
Armstrong accompanied him part way
land enjoyed a visit with Mrs. Hugh
McGillivray.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Pelissier and
daughter, Miss Mary, left Monday for
jamestown, where they will visit with
Mr.. Pelissier's sister. They will return
/ IN 1lsok M CON odoiy, fOr chOrf atov ho
fore leaving for the west.
A., G. Newman. L. M. Anderson, "A.
j. Hancock, Dr.. j. G. Johns. A. 0.
Brow, E. C. Barry and Sheriff Elmer
Tews were among those from Hettinger
who were in, town the first of the week
to. attend the Merry trial.
| C. j. Phelan came in from Bowman
in his new auto Saturday evening for
short visit with his mother, Mrs. j.
E. Phelan. He was accompanied by
Thomas Connolly. who visited his
brother, John. They made the return
trip to Bowman on Wednesday.
At the Congregational PARSONAGE
Monday noon took place the marriaRe
of Roy E. 0lmsted Of Holton. Billings
county. to Miss Fern Kindem of Rainy
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Olmsted
will make their home near Sand Creek.
A. w. Link writes from Hamburg
Germany, under date of May 10:
Arrived here today from New York.
Had q roueh and cold voyage of 13
days. Leave tonight for Odessa, Rus
sia. Give my compliments to all my
Dickinson friends. including the PRESS
force. =
The PRESS is inreceipt of a handsome
postcard from Knute Stanger who lives
few miles south Of Taylor. The card
shows q large and substantia house
and barn, fine grove Of trees and q
bunch of sleek cattle. everything about
1.-The picture indicates that the proprietor
is a thrifty and prosperous farmer.
Mrs, Henry Suttle. returning to Bis
marck from q winters visit in Seattle,
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Manning the past week Mrs. Suttle
is one of the pioneers of the capital
city and it was there that she and her
late husband formed the acquaintance
of Mr.. and Mr.. M aiming away back in
the seventies. 49,
From all reports, the concert by the
Methodist choir and, sol0ists at the
Methodist church Friday evening of
this week, is the event Of the year in
local musical circles and it was ex-
pected that big crowd would be in
attendance. The program as ARRANGED
is q most attractive one and in addition
to great variety Of selections by the
choir and ounespeople Of the church.
contains numbers by such well known
loro1 OF 90 Mics Eyo A lott ov1d
Mrs. j. E. Messersmith.
Adjt. General Peake announces that
within a. short time the members of
the North Dakota National Guard will he
supplied with olive drab 0vercoats. a
part Of the new clothing equipment
they have never before received. The
coats will be supplied without charge
against the state militia allowance from
lthe government and represents about
$i2. 600. Gen. Peake made y these
arrangements during recent visit to
the war department. at Washington
The anticipated issuing Of the oYercoats
will be eagerly awaited BY the members
of Co. rs and ell other companies ovel
the state.
The details Of the attempted suicide
by CHARLES H. Staples at the Jail Thurs
day evening Of last week, could not be
given IN the last issue because of lacl
Of space !; Staples was convicted 0i
horse stealing Thursday evening at about
$50 O'cl0ck and III few hours latel
groans were heard, coming from his
lcell. Sheriff Wiech found him rolling
lon the floor and saw that he had taken
Is pills. which had been prescribed to
him for rheumati ism. TO BE- taken once