The Dickinson press., 1909-06-19

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Miss Florence White returned Tuesday
from Glendive. 81.
Frank Eklund was down from Belfield
Monday on business.
Mrs. Lloyd RAIDER and children visited
over Sunday in Taylor. @
INC. c. Mead was In from the ranch.
at New England this week.
aT. L Beard was In Miles City and
other Montana points this week. 1
Mr.sapd Mrs. Julius Hollst of. Glad
stone spent Sunday at y. A.:AMcClure's..
MrAJ. B. Harmon, Of Medcsae was
operated on at the Stein hospitalsaMon
dsy. .s
D. and Mrs. J. W. Sribifiig came up
from New England Monday. returning
Tuesday.
Wellington Wright. the restaurant man
Of Mott, was a business visitor here
last week. &. N Al ~ s N
fStpt.B.. O. johnson was scalled here
from Glendive Tuesday by the fatality
near Glen Ulin. sssT
Fl. Rabsteinek was taken quite serious
ly ill Wednesday afternoon but is able
to be out again nov.
Garfield Partridge of the. Dickinson
Mercantile Co. was confined to the house
the first of the week by serious illness.
Cashier Robert H; Smith was elected
treasurer of the school district at Mar
marths recently. He was a refining
director.
Mrs. R. c. Beudre returned to- her
home in Madison. Mimi. Tuesday after
a visit with her sister. Mrs. Clinton
Davis:
Miss Katherine Gallagher. the teacher,
visited her brother in Beach. before
going to her home in Anoka. MINI.
All school warrants in Ridaeway
District No. IS. Dunn county, up to
registered No. Al, have been called in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pound Of Taylor
were guests on Wednesday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Harleman and Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Scott.
E. A. Currie and Mrs. w. j. Brown
have been elected delegates to represent
the Congregational church Of this city
at the conference at Beach next week.
The Gentry Brothers show has one of
the most novel parades in the country.
1t has been augmented by the addi ton
of over twenty new tableau wagons and
cages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Splitter of
Spencer, Iowa. came Tuesday for a
brief visit with Mrs. Sp%litter's brother,
W. A. Shaw. They were on their way
to the coast.
The Sidney Herald states that J.. A..
Ferris and Miss Ada have returned from
St. Paul. where the latter underwent
medical treatment. She is much improv-
ed in health.
The people of Medora will celebrate
Fourth of July with a neighborhood
gathering An interesting program of
races, sports. fireworks, music. dancing.
ETC., is being arranged.
The members of Co. X are being
drilled in Butts manual of arms. a
setting-up exercise with guns. The
company is getting ready for encamp-
ment which will be at Devils Lake early
in July.
Mrs. Alice Shedd left Monday after
noon for Yellowstone National Park
and the Seattle exposition. after a brief
visit here with her cousins, Mrs. Alice
Poland and George Senour.
Fred Christensen and Miss Emma
Christensen arrived Wednesday from
Marietta. Ohio, to spend the summer
at the H. c. Christensen ranch near
Oakdale. They were accompanied by
William Wolfe and Miss Laura Stealey,
who will also spend the vacation at
this ranch.
James o. Horswill wa in from the
Hettinger county town named for him
vi AAVANoy " AA0AO COulAlOCoSl Ou pIOOA
on 100 acres of land. Mr.. Horswill
stated that the Milwaukee surveyors
were working just q short distance south
of his place and that the N. P. surveyors
were correcting their survey between
Horswill and Mott. y
Opie Read, the famous novelist and
writer, has sale. Amusement is eternal
youth, : and in no! form of amusement
is the truth Of the statement so fully
verified as in the everlasting affection
which we all treasure for the circus.
Which of us does not wildly remember
our first visit 10 the circus? Gentry
Brothers Famous Shows United which
exhibits here Saturday. June 26, is
universally conceded to be the best and
greatest of amusements for the children.
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