The Dickinson press., 1909-04-17

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Welton Mcdonald, who was confined
Senator A. L. Martin was down from
Sentinel Butte this week.
J. W. Foley was down from Medora
the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. Frank Lucas of Glendive visited
at the home of c., D. Litch on Tuesday.
Ed. O'Connor was down from Belfeld
Thursday. attending to business mat
tiers.
To close out an over stock, candies at
F. M. Smiths confectionery store will be
sold at cost. 4-I7.3t
Mrs. Theo. Boehlke of Hebron came up
Tuesday to visit d. and Mrs. Stephen
Fisher.
to the house with the grippe for several
days. was able TO 60 down to the store
Tuesday.
Misses Kate and Emma Coleman
visited in Gladstone the latter part of
the week, the guests of Mrs. Julius
Hollst.
J. H. Cronkite and his neiehbor, Mr..
Grovan, were in from New England
Thursday, having business at the U. S.
land Office.
MI: and Mrs. j. J. BARLEY of Sentinel
Butte cam down Thursday for a short
stay in the city. After this week they
will be located in Beach.
Mrs. j. Vaughn and daughter. Ruby,
left tho first of the week for a few
months visit with relatives in Portland,
Oregon, and Eugene, Wash.
j. Harrington is taking an enforced
vacation from his duties at the round-
house on account of illness and left
Thursday for Brainerd. where he will
receive treatment for a few weeks.
Mrs. William Weathers and her sister,
Miss Edith Jessmine. left Thursday for
Milestone. Mont, to join MIR. Weathers.
who has been in that town for the past
two weeks.
j. A. Farrah. formerly the best known
democrat in Stark county. but for ONE
time located at Ashland, Oregon, re-
Gently moved from Oregon to Woodland,
California, where he is making his
home.
The program of Easter music at the
Episcopal church last Sunday which
was pronounced so fine, will be repeated
next Sunday, both in the morning and
in the evening.
Rev. F. L. Watkins of the Methodist
church was in Bismarck Tuesday and
Wednesday, attending a meeting of
the Fargo district of Methodists. He
had a part on the program Wednesday.
The fixtures for the store on Willard
street which will be occupied by H. M.
Roberts,, jeweler. and Fred Freeman.
confectioner. have arrived and are
being installed this week. The store
will be very attractive and will probably
be ready for business within a short time
now.
H. B. Powers will close his duties as
clerk at the Hub clothing store May 1.
He has accepted a position as manager
, of the clothing and shoe department in
a large store at Red Lodge. Mont. Mr..
Powers has been in Dickinson most Of
; the past three years and has many
friends who regret that he is to leave
} the city but rejoice in his good fortune.
The Spring supper given at the
Congregational church Tuesday evening
was a great success and over 200 people
were served between the hours of $50
l and 8 O'Clock. The menu included
spring delicacies not usually to be hac
at church suppers and for this reason
many pronounced it n of the bes1
public suppers they ever attended. A
pleasing feature was the musical pro
gram during the supper hours. Ever,
, number was generously encored ant
greatly enjoyed. The program included
. selections by the boys orchestra. pian'
j, numbers by Elliott Freeman, Misses
, Clara Snyder and Louis Clark. severa
very pleasing piano and violin duet
by two youthful musicians, Thora ant
. Frederic Jessen. who made the hit o
the evening and organ selections by Mis-
Clark.
The record of The Mutual Of New
York for 1908 is truly a remarkable
: one. The great decrease in the expense
, of the company during the last tire
years will stand for some time as
record among life companies. Accom-
: panying this decrease in expense. AM
as a result of it, las been a large in
= crease in the dividends paid to polio
holders. The sum appropriated for 100
as a fund for payment of dividends t
! policy holders is over eleven million
: dolIara That this ahonld he the reau1