The Dickinson press., 1909-07-10

Walter Ray was in from the ranch for
the Fourth.
Richard Bouleer spent the Fourth in
Glendive.
Fred Gurlich of Beach visited friends
here over the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Rumble were in
from the ranch for Sunday.
G. A. Pelissier and family are living
at the Finger ranch on Davis creek.
Alderman F. Maser and Rev. j.
Weber made a trip Il New England on
Wednesday.
Nelson and Reginald Langdon of this
city paid their first visit to Medora on
Monday.
Frank Davis left Tuesday night on his
Seattle trip. He went via St. Paul
and Omaha.
The two sons of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Pomroy are spending a few weeks out
ing with Oakdale friends.
Guy Dickinson and W. R. Everett
were among those who celebrated at
New England on the 3rd.
Alderman B. H. Crawford went to
Mandan on Monday to attend to some
business matters, returning Tuesday.
Alfred L. Larson Of near Midway
returned the past week from a visit with
his mother at Hauska, MINI.
Rev. Fl Dianam is in Fargo this week
attending the annual retreat of the
Catholic CLERGY.
Miss Frances Soules is assisting in
the store of Soules & Butler for a few
days.
Miss Lulu Rowell is filling the po-
sition of pianist with the Dickinson
orchestra during the absence of Miss
Cola Litch.
c. E. Everett was in Dickinson the
night of the 3rd to get ice cream and
other delicacies for the Logging Camp
celebration.
Mrs. X. A. Knutson and children of
Beach spent the Fourth with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Rau, and brother, Ben Rau, of
this city.
James Ryan of Billings, who has a
grading contract for IA miles of the new
N. P. branch north of Mandan, was an
eastbound passenger on Monday.
J. F. Kelly of Billings was en- route
Monday to Mandan with a car Of labor
eres for construction work on the N. P.
branch lines.
Miss Sarah Klinefelter of St. Paul.
who had been visiting cousins in the
city, continued her journey to Seattle
on Monday.
C. J. Sullivan. a brother of D. d.
Sullivan, the well known o%ptician.
died al Port Huron, Mich. July 6. He
had been ill a long time He was also
travelling optician.
w. o. Mitchell was down from Miles
City to visit his family from Saturday
night until Monday afternoon. Mr..
Mitchell has a large amount of plaster
ing to do this season at Miles City.
Miss Pauline Hagerman, deputy in
Supt. RAIDERS Office, has been taking
her vacation the past week at Mandan.
the guest of her uncle and aunt, Con-
ductor and Mrs. Harry Hagerman.
A man was caught in the act of rob-
bing the store of W. H. Mann & Son at
New Salem Sunday evening and three
other robbers who were waiting outside
made their escape.
Mrs G. w. Wilson, who wa operated
on at the Stein last Saturday for gall
stones, has beeh in a serious condition
during the week but is gaining now in
a satisfactory manner.
H. C.. Short and Donald went to Me-
dora on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Short
left the following morning 10 so to the
Short ranch. Mr.. Short had arranged to
take a team from Sentinel Butte.
MANAGER J. P. Grady of the Dickin-
son Business college went to Wisconin
this week to visit for a short time.
Prior to leaving MIR. Grady had been
very busy for some time arranging a
catalogue for the school.
Company X gave its annual encamp.
ment dance at the armory Monday even.
ing. There was a good crowd in attend.
ance, including a large number from
out of town. It was a dance of the
usual Company X excellence and every
one had a good time.
Fred Baker of Minneapolis arrived
in the city on No. 8 Monday, leaving
on No. S that evening in company will
Frank Newman, clerk for Roquette Bios
The two will spend three weeks a
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