The Dickinson press., 1909-05-08

Charles King was down from Belaeld
yesterday.
W. l. Richards wal expected home
from Washington. D. G. Friday.
H. L. Kelly. the Marmarth townsite
man. was in Dickinson on Friday.
A.. F. Reilly Of Gladstone was trans.
acting business in the city yesterday.
G. A. Renden of Mandan has been a
visitor in the city several days this
week.
The c. c. C. club was entertained by
Mrs. Thomas Nottingham Thursday
evening.
Four carloads of machinery arrived
last week for the -four mill and are beine
unloaded.
Mra. F. w. Turner returned last Fri
day from her visit of about two months
in Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Young and Mrs.
Henry Deiters returned to St. Paul on
Tuesday evening.
Conductor ". H. Brown returned Tues
day from a few weeks visit with rela-
tives in Minnesota.
William Reilly of Lehigh was operated
on for appendicitis at the Stein hospi-
tai Friday morning.
Mrs. p. B. Schlosser of Leipzig is
spending some time with Joseph Koch
and family on the South Side.
Three typhoid cases were brought in
from Hebron this week and are being
cared for at the Stein hospital.
C. A. Bloom prepared the plans for the
electric light plant addition and will
have charge of the carpenter work. !;
William L~enneville. assistant post
master, made final five year proof on
the swN Of sec. 26-139-o8 Friday.
Mrs. Peter Fischer attended the funeral
of Mrs. John Geitz al Glen Ullin Sum
day. Her death was the result of an,
operation.
j. E. Phelan and A. N. Jefferies re-
turned from Washington last Saturday
and went south to the Milwaukee the
first of the week.
Monday. May 3. was the 21st anniver-
sary of the ordination of Fl. Rabsteinek
as priest but there vas no special observ-
anco IF the event r.
Best line of stationery in town. 100
boxes Writings best papers, no two
alike, new styles and shape. 25c to
$500. A. M.Pomroy, the druggist. 5-8-tf
Peter Walter expects to leave soon for
Winnipeg, Can. where he will meet
his brother who is on his way here from
Russia. coming in through Canada in
stead of New York.
Mrs. Rasmus Jensen entertained the
Congregational ladies society on Tues
day. Those whom the extremely dis
agreeable weather kept at home missed
a most delightful afternoon. !
Lost q brooch in a diamond shape
with a Grape design. An old fashioned
pin. Finder please leave at PRESS
Office for reward. Miss Lizzie Rapp.
5-8-tf
Dr.. ". H. Stickney left yesterday for
a few days business stay in St. Paul.
On his return he will stop over in Fargo
to attend the State Medical association
at Fargo 10 be held on May ii and IL.
F. F. Kadrmas. residing IA miles north
of Dickinson. was in Friday with a
load of hay for which he received SO.
He has hauled 40 to so tons since last
fall, getting all the way from Sc to SO
a ton.
August Strehlow writes from Winona,
MIMI, that he enjoys reading the PRESS
as much as ever and finds something
especially interesting in every issue.
He has children living south of New
ENGLAND.
The road machine which is to be given
a trial by Stark county has not yet been
set up. The delay is caused by the nom
arrival of representatives from the fac
tory who are to make the demonstration.
However. it is hoped that it will be run
ming next week.