The Dickinson press., 1909-01-23

The DICKINSON PRES.
Frank Hughes recently returned from
an extended visit in eastern statea
Tho Rebekahs will install their officers
at the next regular meeting Thursday.
January 18th.
Gen. A. p. Peake, the new adjutant
general Of North Dakota, was a visitor
in the city on Sunday.
Miss Frances Watkins. sister of Rev.
F. L Watkins Of his city. returned to
Bismarck on Wednesday.
Harry Fox returned to his home in
Hayward, Wis. Thursday after q ten
days visit with relatives here.
Repairs are being made on the in
terror Of the county jail. including re-
clustering a section Of the walls.
c. G. Houston. son Of former Train
master Houston. was the guest the first
of the week of Mr.. and Mrs w. T.
Nickel.
Mrs. William Satchel left Tuesday
night for Belield. being called there to
assist in the car of her sister, who
is quite i'll.
Mrs. Julius Hollst, who had been spend
ing a couple Of weeks with friends in
the city, left Monday for her home
near Fayette.
E. Whitmer has sold his residence
property in this city to Wenzel Urbanec.
MI. Whitmer does not expect to vacate
the house until spring.
Leo Weber has been driving the New
England stage the past week, taking
the place of George Bender, who has been
freiehtine from New England to the
Milwaukee.
Miss Florence White is spending q
few days in Supt. B. o. Johnson's Office
in Glendive, assisting in the work.of
getting out a new bulletin for the regular
train schedule on this division.
H. o. Kunze of New England was in
town Wednesday and offered proof on
his homestead at the U. S. land Office.
His witnesses were Jacob Reice and
James Matthews.
Among the Taylor people who were
in the city Thursday morni ng were Pat
McGraw, Berger Elkin, Ed. Davis and
Ed. Lnff. John Reiner was also return
ing to Gladstone.
Mrs. B. o. Seymour of Grand Forks
who is a sister of Henry Roberts of thi.
city, underwent a serious operation al
St. Michael's hospital Tuesday. She is
reported as getting along nicely.
Trains No. S and 6 on the N. P. re-
sumed their old schedules Saturday.
These trains had been annulled about
a week on account of the snow blockades
out west. All trains were running
nearly on time again by Monday.
Mrs. Mary McGillivray left Thursday
morning for Bismarck and Fargo, to bt
Joined at the last named place by Mr..
and Mrs. de Lendrecie and niece. Mis-.
Josephine Bayse on a winter visit of 8
few weeks at San Diego, California.
G. r. Wannemacher was reelected
director of the Adams county bank and
appears well satisfied with the financial
condition of the institution. Mr..
Wannemacher says that the country
down there on the Milwaukee shows q
general air of prosperity.
1t is expected that a new moving
picture show will be opened up soon in
the Brown block on First Avenue West,
in the quarters occupied until a couple
of months ago by the Family theatre.
The new p%roprietors will be A.. New
strand and Mrs. j. l. Brown.
Mott Pioneer Press: The Dakota &
Montana Telephone Company's construc-
ton crew have" finished the work on the
local exchange. making it an up-to-date
one. The company has also purchased
the line between Dickinson and Haley
and will at once put it in first-class
condition. thus giving two outlets to
the east and west. !,