The Dickinson press., 1909-04-24

W. L. Richards is east on business.
Bill Taylor was in from Gorham on
Tuesday.
Frank Parish of Gorham was in the
city on Tuesday.
George m. Beasley was down from
Glendive this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Turner were up
from Gladstone this week.
j. "a. Cronkite al in from New Eng
land several days this week.
Miss Isabelle Collins of Belield was
in Dickinson on Wednesday.
Ole Gullickson of Taylor was a bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
A. N. .Jeferies wat away for a week
IN business in St. Paul and Chicago.
Wm. Metlook of Gladstone was trans
acting business in the city this week.
The George Aud household goods will
be offered at auction sale Saturday
afternoon.
There are twenty-one places in North
Dakota having libraries of which Dick
ins0n is one.
The annual meeting of the German
Commercial club of South Dickinson will
be held on Tuesday, May II, when a
board of ii directors will be elected to
govern the club. -
j. E. Phelan came in from Bowman
Thurdsay morning and went to Fargo on
business in the evening. He expected
to be ready to return to che Milwaukee
from here the first Of next week.
The funeral of Frank Polensky. who
returned from q hospital in St. Paul two
weeks ago. was held at the Catholic
church al New Hradec last Sunday.
Rev" Fr. Rabsteinek assisted al the
services
Attorney F. H. Register of Bismarck
was visiting with old friends in the city
this week. He stated that the Patterson
people were downed in the commission
election at the capital city on Monday
and he was counted as n of them.
The local quotation for wheat took
a drop of six cents in two days this
week. Monday it was 81. 10, within a
cent of the highest price; Tuesday it
dropped to $1.1O and Wednesday to
ST.. OF.
W. F. Cushing. who has been in the
city for two weeks OF moe getting
material for the Dickinson book. returned
to Bismarck last week and is now en-
Gagged in the work of getting the matter
ready for press. 1t will probably be out
in two weeks or SO.
MI. and Mrs. j. A. McAndress. Mrs.
j. Leonberger and Mrs. Fred Leonberger
and little baby took an auto trip to
Connolly yesterday. Mrs. Leonbereer
and baby remained at their home near
Connolly but the other members of the
party returned that evening.
A surprise birthday party was rendered
to Mrs. Carroll at the home of her sister,
Mrs. J.. Leonberger, on Sims street
Wednesday evening. The happy COM
pany of ladies found plenty of amuse-
ment at cards and plenty of nice things
to eat when the luncheon was served by
Mrs. Leonberger and her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Leonberger.
The birthday club was entertained on
Thursday evening by Mrs. P. M. Sexton
at her home on Sims street. Nearly
every member of the club was present
and a most enjoyable evening was spent
at 500. An elaborate luncheon was
esrved by the hostess, assisted by Misses
Aeness O'Donnell, Mary Nolan and
Anna Cuskelly.
Miss Efie Putney' has resigned her
position in the Dickinson high school
and accepted a similar position in the
public school of Mitchell, S. D. Miss
Putney is finishing her third year in
Dickinson. She is a strong teacher
and it is gratifying to her man friends
to know that she has been given what
would seem to be a better position, in a
larger place and where a sister is To-
Gated. Mitchell is a university city.
Mrs. j. v. lessen entertained Wednes-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. B. 0.
johnson of Glendive. There were about
20 ladies present and the afternoon was
spent in card playing. An enjoyable
musical program was M of the features,
including selections by Thora and
Frederic Jessen on the piano and violin
and by Miss Louise C. Clark on the
piano. Mrs. Jessen served a delicious
curse luncheon, assisted by Mrs. M. H.
Linsley and Miss Clark.
For the past month City Engineer W..
n =. L. I->- .,z-. A..-.. $500