The Dickinson press., 1909-04-10

A new time freight, No. ~. was put
on the past week. 1t will III about the
same time as No. 50.
Brakemen F. G. McGrath and W. B
Harris have been spending the week with
relatives in Forsyth.
Roadmaster Fairchild expects to have
his family with him next month. They
will make their home in the Pendergast
house.
D. z. Howell, Harry Haser. Martin
Martinson and John Littlehales were in
Glendive last Saturday night to witness
a prize fight.
Mrs. j. C. Haskins and sons of Man
dan have been spending the week with
relatives in the city. Conductor HaskiRs
is expected on Sunday.
Mrs. william Gardner is again con-
fined to her bed. having taken cold last
week. She has been confined to the
house the greater part of the lev year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stark entertained
the members of the Popcorn club at their
home on Marguerite boulevard last Satur-
day evening. The usual good time was
had.
Supt. j. M. Rapelje of the Montana
division is rapidly recovering from from
his serious accident and his friends ex-
pect to see him around again in a short
time.
E. A. Lillibridge went down to Man.
dan Tuesday to attend the monthly
meeting of the reform school board of
directors. The new board was organized
this week.
Howard Eaton visited with his sister,
Mrs. P. j. Pelissier, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week. He was return
ing from Chicago to his home near Sheri-
dan. Wyomine, and enjoyed a good
visit with q number of friends in Dick
inson.
Work was resumed this week on the
construction of the Dickinson Carnegie
library, on which operations have been
suspended since last fall. The con-
tractors. Soules & Butler, expect to
rush the work now as rapidly as weather
conditions will permit
George Reynolds, formerly interested
in business with A. N. Jefferies, sends
a card from Egypt showing a quaint
picture of a method of breaking the sol
on the Nile. His home is in Texas but
he has been touring the eastern CONT.
nent this winter.
Arrangements have been made to have
trains, No. i and No. 2 stop at Medors
and Be]field next Monday night in. ordeI
to accommodate about forty couple wit
will take in the dance given by the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
When the people up the line hear tina,
the supper is to be served by the ladies
of St. Patrick's church they will want
to have a special coach put on for theil
benefit.
Fifty outfit cars will arrive in Dick.
inson this week to be used by the crews
for the work trains which are to be pu,
into service in a few days. The extra
work on this division will keep several
hundred men busy for four or five
months. Roadmaster Fairchild is hiring
new men every day and any man look
ing for steady work for the summer
might do worse than take a job with one
of these crews.
Judge and Mrs. j. G. Campbell,
Clarence, James, Clementine, lone and
Teddy left Tuesday for Bakersfield, Cali
fornia. in which locality they are to
make their future home. Clyde Camp
bell and family are located at this
point, not far from San Diego. Notwith-
standing the disagreeable weather a
large company of admiring friends
were at the station to say good bye to
the departing members of the Campbell
family and wish them a safe journey.
Lee Nichols of this city began work
this week as assistant auditor of Morton
county. He has been learning the fine
points of the Office for the past few
weeks under Auditor j. S. White. The
Mandan News in speaking of the change
there said last week ':Next. Monday.
Henry H. Harrow, who has been county
surveyor for twelve continuous years,
takes over the work of county auditor of
Morton county. The assistant auditor
will be Lee Nichols, a well versed young
business man, who will, without doubt,
give very efficient services to the public -
Father van der Heuvel of Beach was
interviewed while at Bowman last
week. Speaking Of the colony o. .-.Hol-
landers which came over with him
settling at South Heart. he stated that
they are all very much pleased with the
country and are enthusiastic over the
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