The Dickinson press., 1909-05-01

Adam and Frank Lefor were up from
Gladstone Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucas Of Sentinel Butte was in
the city on Wednesday.
o. S. Chase asks to have his copy
Of the PRESS changed from Mott to
Lennon
Mrs. R A. Krusee left Monday morn
ing for the ranch, where she will spend
the summeer:
Mrs. Duaald Stewart of Bowman came
up this week and is with her mother,
Mrs. ]. E. 'Phelan. is
Miss Lula Braxmeier of Mandan was
a guest of her brother, Fred Braxmeier,
the past week.
Miss Emma Coleman, who had been
spending several weeks in the Oily.
left Sunday for Bismarck.
Mrs. J. H. Daily returned on. Wednes-
day from the Hot Springs. Her health
seems much benefited by the trip.
J. Vauehn's new cottage is about
completed. A. N. Seeley and family
will occupy the cottage as soon as it is
ready. ~ ..m,
II. c. Christensen came in from the
ranch last Saturday. for a few days.
business stay, returning north the first
of the week.
Peter Thomas and George OFT were in
from the country south of New England
attending to some business matters the
first of the week.
c. E. Davis sends the PRESS a copy
of the Missoulian, containing an inter-
estine writeupso f the mining interests
in that part q: Montana.
The Dickinson people at Hunters Hot
Springs. Mont. write that the trip is
doing them good but it has been very
cold there the past week or SC.
Messrs. William Ely and Archie
Anderson have about completed a good
job of plastering and cement work for
George Wolf, proprietor of the North
Dakota hotel.
Neil Currie, right-of-way agent for
the Northern Pacific, was in Dickinson
Sunday afternoon visiting his brothers
and sister. He was on his way to
Montana again. 4
Mrs. Kate Edgar was granted a divorce
this week in chambers before Judge W.
c. Crawford. Mrs. Edgar is now resid-
ing in Kent, Wash. Her attorney was
W. F. Burnett of this city.
A. N. Kinnamon of New England
made a business trip to this city
Wednesday, returning the same day.
He says that New England is enjoying
a fine boom this spring.
VIM. Wilson of Charter Oak. Iowa,
formerly live stock solicitor at Dickinson
sends a subscription for the PRESS.
Mr.. Wilson is now engaged to some
extent in the real estate business.
John Hartineer left the first of the
week for Mcintosh. on the Milwaukee,
where he will be employed by his
brother. George Hartineer, who has a
ranch there and who runs q large store
in Mcintosh.
Last Saturday morning one of the two
new engines for this division made it's
first passenger trip. Engineer Francis
Mcdonald YVES at the throttle and Con-
ductor J. C. Haskin had charge of the
train. These engines are kown as
style @ 3.
H. B. Powers. who has been a popu-
lar clerk in the store of Jessen Bros. and
who has been in Dickinson and the
country south for about seven years,
leaves today for Red Lodge, Mont.
where he has a position as manager in
a large department store. Mr.. Powers
will stop " trains 1t Beach for a
visit with W. H. Smith. formerly of
this city, and will spend Sunday in
Billings, Mont.
The following from an exchange speaks
a good word for T. F. Roberts: when
ranchers who have been in this country
for more than 20. years as T. F. Roberts
has, announces that they, too. are going
to farming and will plant 800 acres to
start with. it looks as though the coun-
try was O. X. in their estimation. MI.
Roberts has more friends among the
farmers than any other rancher in Ri1,
lines county, for he allows his stock
to, trouble no one and keeps on friendly
terms with the men who have taken up
his old time range"
The awarding of the SIS sewing