The Dickinson press., 1909-03-27

E. E. Cook was in from his ranch this
week, returning Friday morning.
T. j. Greene & Co.. jewellers, have
the best line of novelty belt pins in the
city. 1t
H. A. Bureeson accompanied the Co.
X basket ball team to Bismarck Thurs
day. .&&.
E. F. Hill. the Antelope merchant,
was transactine business in Dickinson
on Thursday.
A complete line of infants garments.
age n to s years. just received at A.
T. Crowl & Co. 3 dept. store. 1t:
Mrs. N. c. Lawrence entertained the
ladies' guild of St. Johns Episcopal
church on Thursday afternoon. 1
Instead of holding a food sale before
Easter. the Congregational ladies have
decided to give a supper. including
spring delicacies. ETC., on Tuesday,
April Is.
Mrs. A. H. Deiters returned Friday
afternoon from a visit with relatives at
St. Paul. She was accompanied by Mrs.
H.,F. Deiters of that city who will visit
her SONS A. H. and Fred Deiters here.
The vested choir of St. Johns Epis-
copal church is arranging special music
for Easter day when. the services will be
especially attractive. The choir is re-
hearsine the chants and at the vesper
service the regular choral service will
be given.
The perjury cas- against Mrs Sophia
Pavlicek. which was scheduled to come
up in Judge q der. Las court Wednes-
day on a change of venue, has been
postponed until March 81. owing to the
absence of the principal witness of the
state. a representative of the Racine Co.
F. E. McCurdy. states attorney of
Dunn county. was up from R%ichardton
Wednesday. He reports that the case
of Clark and Charles Rumph of Mott, who
are charged with assault and battery on
Steve Killer and others, will come up
for hearing at Richardton Monday,
March 20.
The N. f.. has shipped in thousands of
tons of ice from Detroit, Mimi. this
winter and all of the company's ice
houses are filled to the limit. More ice
was delivered than can be handled and
the contents of more than 100 cars will
be dumped into the river this week.
Some of this nice Detroit Lake ice will
be unloaded in places where it will be
more convenient for loading teams and
the public is invited to help themselves.
Frank Davis entertained a party of
friends at the home of his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. j. F. Davis, on Wednesday
evening. About Is guests were present
and the time quickly passed in card
playing and various games. In an art
gallery contest, the first prize was won
by Miss Nellie Dinsdale and the BOBBY
prize by John Cook. A delicious supper
was served by Mrs. Davis. assisted by
Miss r. M. Runck and Miss Efie Nc
Weigh. Games and music occupied the
attention of the guests until a late hour.
M. L. Kelley of Hazen. N. D.. visited
at the home of Receiver and Mrs. W.
A. Mcclure the latter part of the week
He left Thursday afternoon for North
Yakima. Wash, where he intends to
purchase several carloads of horses
which he will sell in the country near
his home. The horsemen in this part
of the country do not seem any too
anxious about selling when they allow
horses to be shipped in and sold at high
prices right in their own territory. The
high prices paid at j. M. Watson's
sale two weeks ago should be an induce
ment for the owner of good horses,
ready for spring work, to bring them
in and cash them at a good figure. Mr..
Kelley would just as soon buy in this
part of the country if he knew where to
find horses to suit his trade.