The Dickinson press., 1909-04-10


week on a business trip.
For sale-pair young work horses. E.
j. Schart. Dickinson. N. D. 1t
Mrs. Gordon Dodd returned the first
of the week from a visit at Miles City.
Mayor G. M. Frye made "a business
trip to Jamestown the flstof the week.
Special agent J. H. Biabower visited
the N. P. offices in Dickinson, the past
week.
A. Belden and Charles Nolan made a
trip out to the Belden ranch the first of
the week.
George Rapp has been in Hettineer the
past week to make arrangements for
work on his land.
Michael Schmitt and Anton Judi Of
the South Side have gone; to Billings,
Mont, where they have employment.
G.. A. Renden, head miller of the
Missouri Valley mill at Mandan, visited
the plant Of the company here Wednes-
day.
N. L. Lyle and family recently
moved out from Darlington, N. D., and
are now located on a farm two miles
west of town. ''sr
Charles O'Neill of Madison, Wis,
arrived in town this week for a short
visit and business stay. He is an old
acquaintance Of L. H. Dow.
Miss Celia Nolan arrived Wednesday
night from Jamestown to spend the Eas-
ter vacation from her studies at St.
Johns academy at the home of her par
ents. MI. and Mrs. Charles Nolan.
The boys played their second game
of ball on Tuesday when the tables were
turned and giving the winners of the
first game a drubbing to the tune of is
to l..
Pat Needham returned Wednesday
night from Fargo. where he HAD been
visiting for several days since leaving
the N. P. hospital. He is feeling fine
but will not resume his duties on the
switch engine for several days.
H. J. Unlisted Of the Bismarck Con-
struction Co.. was in the city this
week. In the past this company has
put in a good deal of sidewalk work in
Dickinson and it has always been salts
factory. - -. =,
The children of Masons and, members
of the Eastern Star were entertained at
a dancing party in Masonic hall Thurs
day evening. About so were present
and the. evening was delightfully."- spent.
Frappe and waters were served during
the dancing.
Charles Holton was in from Sand Creek
neighborhood the first of the week. He
has changed his address without chang,
ing his location from the old olmstead
place, a new postofice, Holton, having
been established within a mile from his
home in Billings county. y
Mrs. R. o. Smith was an eastbound
passenger on No. 4 Thursday. She was
en- route to the southern part of Iowa.
being called there on account of the
poor health of her grandfather. Mr..
Smith accompanied his wife to Dickin-
son. returning to Glendive on No. 3.
George F: Wilson. who has been
spending the winter in Cedar Falls,
Iowa, arrived the past week for an in
definite stay in the vicinity of his home
stead near Belfield. He sold a section
Of land near Manning the past week to
an eastern party.
Louis Kohne of Hebron was in the city
yesterday to attend the sale of isolated
tracts. He has already commenced his
spring work having done considerable
discing. The ground has not thawed
yet and the cold nights this week has
kept farmers generally from working the
land to any great extent.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Holbrook and
two children returned Wednesday from a
two months visit in the east. Their
time was divided into short visits in
New Jersey, New York and Ohio. Mr..
Holbrook will resume his duties as an
engineer on the N. P. in a day or two.
Mrs. Stephen Fisher entertained the
c. C. C. club Thursday afternoon. The
meeting last week was held on Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Fred
Roquette. The gentlemen were present
and the evening was spent in card
playing. Mrs. RoQuette served an elabo-
rate course luncheon which was perfect
in every way.
Quite a delegation from this city took
in the big dance given by the Billings
County Livestock association at Medora
Monday evening and all report a fine
time. Among those who went up were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roquette, DR.. G. A.
Perkins, E. Deffebach, Andrew Erdahl, |