The Dickinson press., 1909-07-03

Wm. Neuens was down from Medora
on Wednesday.
H. v. johnson of Medora was in Dick
inson this week.
Mrs. ". H. Stevens of Purcell was in
the city this week.
County Clerk Paul Lebo was a Medora
visitor to the city Saturday.
Vernon Greene is assisting in the
store of 7. J. Greene & Co. :.
A party of young people had a picnic
ct Green River Frtdsy OF last week.
MI. and Mrs. J. B. Stoddard were in
the city for several days this week.
Frank Howell returned home Sunday
from, a ten days trip to the Twin Cities
Crosby Richards, son of W. L Rich-
ards, was q visitor in Schafer Saturday.
-chsfer News.
The e cash prize at the Unique was
won by Michael Mckinley and the merl
chandise order by Ruth Chaloner.
H. F. EmRons, a Dupee & Meadows
representative, arrived the past week to
help Harry Triton weigh up WOOL
Miss Edna Perry has finished work as
stenographeT for II. A. Burgeson and is
employed in the Office of McFarlane &
Murtha.
Martin T. Kn11dsm recently returned
from Montana, where he had been
shearing sheep He started in Tuesday
on the Courtney band
Geo. Mcclellan, q. s commissioner
at Beach, was attending to business Ia
the city on Monday.
During the storm of Tuesday niGht
one of the shade-trees in C. F. Merry's
yard was split i'm two By the wind.
Judge Crawfor6and Court S%tenoerapher
Richard Boulger IRE in Center. Oliver
county, this weeEholdint district court.
William H. Huessen. ieweIer for T.
-. Greene & Co.. left Wednesday even
ing for q weeks visit at his home in
Devils Lake.
H, E. Nicholson Of BisHarck was in
the city this week in the interests of
the old timers BOOB which the Tribune
Co. is getting up.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Conere-
GatiOnal church wilE meet the afternoon
of the 18th at the church for a picnic
lunch.
Judge Fisk, of: the state supreme
court. was a passenger Wednesday en-
route to Los Angeles.
Mrs. James Soules. and son, James,
have been spendin&s the week al the
ranch.
Misses Margaret Currie and Eva
A1cott recently purchased q team of
horses from Joseph. Anton, in Gladstone.
Mrs. W. R. Everett and child left
Tuesday for q visit with relatives at
Mapleton. MINI. MI: Everett hopes to
60 down for a shert time. during the
early part of July.
John Nj. Connolly. late Of the PRESS
force. went to New England Monday
to take up his new work on the Hetting-
er County Herald. whiA he and his
brother, Martin. have. purchased
f. W. Smith. Of jamestown opened
his clothing store in the Ffankenberg
block on Sims street Wednesday. The
interior has been renovated and Mr..
Smith has a good sized stock Of clothing
and furnishings.
Company X Will hold its encampment
dance in the annoy Monday evening,
making one of the FonEth Of July at
fractions. A big crowd is anticipated
and the dance. will be up to Co. ks
standard. Music will be furnished by
the Dickinson Military orchestra.
A hay rideparty was given wednesday,
evening in honor of Miss Anne Stone.
The affair was q surprise and was ar
ranged by several of Miss Stones girl
friends. About Is young people made
up the party which was chaperQnedi bv
Mrs. r. H johnson and Mrs. Poland.
The ride to the McGillivray pasture was
, a merry, N Here a fire had been
built and Japanese laterns hung about
the trees A marshmallow roast, was
the principal attraction and it was q
t late hour when the return trip was
made.
Three big fnanciers ven through
Dickinson Sunday morning. They were
/, John D. Ryan, the New York fnancier
and insurance magnate,, George W.
s Perkins, ex-president of the New Yorl
Life Insurance Co., and Thomas Cole,
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They travelled in q palatial train, which
0 was run as the second section Of No. 1.
The purpose Of the trip is said to bt
an inspection Of mining properties II
. Butte. Last week Monsieur and Madame
Jusserand, the French ambassador ant
. his wife, were distinguished east .bount
passengers. They had been visiting
Seattle.
After reproducing the recent accoun,
!, in the PRESS of the w. D. Forsyth
case in federal court at FARGO recently,
over attorney fees, the Sentinel Butte
n Republican adds: Relative to the
b above it is only fair to state that MI.
Forsyth will appeal this case as b,
holds that he is being over charged.
n He has a. affidavit signed by Judge w.
y G. Crawford of Dickinson, 10 the effec
that the services rendered were no
% worth more than $750;g but through SOM
mistake did not have it at Fargo a
evidence in the case. However, b,
4 will have it next time, when the sverdic
will doubtless be different. Mr.. Forsyth
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