The Dickinson press., 1909-07-03

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H. James was in Dickinson on Thus
day.
Lester Bishop came in from Gorham
on Thursday.
House numbers. Got them all now.
Racket Store. 7-3-2t
c. II. Merry was in from Lennon the
first of the week.
John and Charlie Duff were in the city
several days this week.
S. N. Lebo of Medora was in the city
recently inspecting horses.
Harry SERVER is scheduled to make
the Fourth at Oakdale next Monday.
A Woodman Camp was instituted by
Deputy J. N. Jack on Thursday at New
England.
..R. c. Reynolds. manager of the
Hebron Pressed Brick Co., was in Dick
inson Tuesday.
Stone for the Cuskelly family lot in the
Catholic cemetery was received from
the east this week.
L. A. Davis and Miss Clara Davis
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days at Hunters Hot Springs.
Fred Thompson's Racket store has a
full assortment of jardiniers. flower
pots and ivory cooking ware. 1877
Senator A. L. Martin came down
Thursday on No. 6 which brought the
injured from the Sentinel Butte wreck.
Some very fine pictures of the Bad
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being shown at the Unique this week.
Mrs. M. E. Peterson came in from her
claim recently and spent a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Gardner and
family.
Miss Mary Heaton arrived this week
from Des Moines t spend the summer
with MI. and Mrs. A. D. Heaton and
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Hunter.
A large cattle deal was recently closed
whereby Geo. Ludolph and A. L. Field
came into possession of the Duff cattle,
something like $35, 600 or $40, 600 being
involved.
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
dist church was entertained Thursday
afternoon at the church parlors by Mrs.
F. L. Watkins and Mrs. v. F. Smith.
Light refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. McAndress. Miss
Haley and daughter. drove out and took
supper with Mrs. William Gardner and
niece n day this week. They returned
by moonlight and had a delightful time.
Senator L. A. Simpson writes home
that he finds things much more favor
able in Boston regarding the Russell
fortune than he had anticipated. Dams
identity is established and he is certain
! to be a very rich
The hot wav so evere in the east
reached this state N Monday. but west
ern North Dakota seemed to suffer less
than points along the Missouri river.
The rains were timely and it was nice
and cool again Friday.
Henry Weinrabe. one of the butchers
OF. the Dickinson Meat & Grocery Co.,
broke his right leg Tuesday. He was
out in the country driving in some
cattle when his horse fell in such a way
that the limb was broken. He will be
laid up for some time.
Mrs. N. C. Lawrence and Mrs. George
Dobson were at home to their friends
Thurday and Friday afternoons of this
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guests during the two afternoons. Five
hundred was played, and at five O'Clock
a course luncheon was served.
The Sunday school Of St. Johns
Episcopal church had a most enjoyable
picnic at the Fisher place, Green river.
this week Tuesday. About 80 went out.
A fine lunch was served and there were
sports, including a ball game, tug of
s.yor oto Tho ohi11por rronO,,noo1 - mi
of the best times they ever had.
Lucy Watkins was brought in tt the
hospital Thursday from Connolly. The
little girl is suffering with a bone dis
ease.
!, Albert Linn, the young man who frac-
tured his leg between the ankle and
, knee at the Brown dairy farm last week,
T is at the Stein for treatment.
8 Miss Maybe Dinsdale and Miss Euleta
t Crosthwaite. who has been her guest
: for about ten days. went this week to
Mandan where Miss Dinsdale will visit
: over the Fourth.
I In the Blue Lodge Friday evening of
last week. IT,. Fleury took the Entered
Apprentice Degree and in the Comman-
\ derry Monday evening Capt J.. G.
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gree.
Mrs. D. E. Christensen entertained a
party of young people Thursday evening
|, in honor of Deane Wiley, who is home
from the state U. for the summer. A
;: jolly time was had indoors and on the
+ lawn after which Is delicious luncheon
was served to the guests.
] The ladies of the P. f. o. society
0 entertained the gentlemen at the home
r Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Richards Wednes-
:, day evening. About 20 were present
and spent a pleasant. evening playing
t cards. Refreshments were served, by q
: committee, consisting CT Mrs. Richards,
Mrs. M. A. Scherfius and Mrs. 2. "A.
y Lillibridge. !
J. The convention of Sunday school and
bible school workers of the Methodist
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