The Dickinson press., 1909-07-17

Charles Ward madssa Tip is Lehiifh'
on Monday.
John Brown was up from Richardtoon
this week.
Mrs. A. M. Pomroy has been visiting.
friends at Oakdale.
Mrs. J. W. Foley Of Medora was in
the city last Saturday.
Miss Clara S. hacker is with relatives
in North Vancouver, B. c.
G. A. Bloom played baritone with the
Hebron band at their celebration.
Frank Ray came home the first of the
week from his studies at the Minnesota
u.
M. N. Bran was at Marmarth the
first of the week looking after collec-
tions.
John Hartinser has gone to McIntosh,
s. D.. to visit his sons. Charlie and
John.
! J. E. Phelan and son. Charles, re-
turned Tuesday afternoon in their auto
from Bowman.
Mrs P. DAILY leaves the first Of next
week for Missoula, Mont. where she will
spend about q week.
Miss Nellie Van Fleet of New Eng
land visited at the H. F. Beeman home
the first Of the week.
Anton Goeztfried was in from Daglum
on Sunday to meet his wife who had
been visiting at Glen Ullin.
Ross Reynold s of St. Paul, en- route to
Seattle visited two days the first Of the.
week at the home of ". R. Peete.
Mrs. Ella Fox and Miss Hazel Fox left
Sunday evening for a visit of three
weeks with relatives in Hayward, Wis,
and other points.
j. F. Christen and son, Harry. came
up from Taylor in their Maxwell auto
Monday afternoon to attend to some
business matters.
Rev. W. j. Brown will hold SERVICES
at Sentinel Butte every alternate Tues
day evening. The next service. will be
Tuesday evening, July 20.
A. A. Dinsdale was in from the ranch
north of Sentinel Butte the first of the
week. Mrs. Dinsdale will not return
home for a week or two yet.
Mrs. F. j. Funk. wife of one of the
BARRIERS al the Max Beres shop. returned
the first of the week from a visit of three
weeks with her parents at Bismarck.
Word comes from Mandan that Fore
man and Mrs. D.. S. Littlehales are
looking forward to a trip to St. Paul
before long and that on their return
they are likely to be the possessors of
q new automobile.
The %stenographic field offers greater
opportunities than any other. You can
become a good stenoerapher by attend
ing Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato. MINI. It will pay you to send
for their yearbook. Up
Jim Hartman was down from Medora
last Saturday to accompany his wife
and infant child home. Mrs. Hartman
had been at the Stein hospital for a
month. They were at the St Paul hotel
Saturday. returning home the following
morning.
I. CyA. Bloom vas in the city the first
of the week looking after the high school
work. While Mr.. Bloom is doing con-
siderable work in Mandan this season,
his family remains here until fall any
way and it is not at all certain that he
will move away then.
Mrs. E. J. Berry of Glendive observed
her birthday IN July 4 by giving a
dinner to a party of friends in the
private dining room of the Hotel Jordan.
The dinner was an elaborate one served
in six courses and the occasion most de-
lightful in every way.
Charles E. Ward returned last Satur-
day from Irwin, Iowa, and will be en-
ployed for the remainder of his vacation
with D. E. Shipley in taking orders for
the Waterbury Heating & Ventilating
equipment. Mr.. Ward expects tt return
to Gladstone. to teach in the fall.
Rev. E. S. Dunn of Dixon. ILL.,, occu-
pied the pulpit in the Congregational
church Sunday evening. He was on
his way to New England. where he will
make headquarters while looking after
church work in that locality. MI. Dunn
expects to bring his wife out in the
fall.
C. o. Proper, a settler southeast Of
New England. for the past three years,
was in Dickinson Tuesday to arrange at
the local U. S. land Office for the max
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