The Dickinson press., 1909-09-11

c. A. Bloom was in the city the first
of the week.
Good morning 49, have you discover ed
the North Pole?
Rev. W. J. Brown made q trip to
Sentinel Butte Tuesday.
Mrs. L. P. Bremen returned the past
week from a visit in Miles City.
Mrs. r. A. Miller expects to leave
soon for a trip to Tacoma, Wash.
w. P. Brannon went west as far as
Miles City this week on a busin ess
trip.
Andy Mckinley wen to St. Paul
Wednesday to attend st. Thomas college
fol- another year.
r. H. johnson who has been on the
sick list for the past ten days. is. much
improved in health.
Rev. F. Wiegand of LIE S ueur Center,
MIMI, is visiting his sons and daugh-
ter in RAIDER township.
John Giel and Nick Sauer haveopened
their new line of mems and boys shoes
at their Sims street shop.
Miss Florence White went to Glen
dive Monday to work in one of the rail-
road Offices a few days this week.
Misses Georgia and lola Wilson have
returned to the city after visiting their
sister, Mrs. E. X. Jenkins. at Man.
ming.
Mrs. Frank Beall of Fargo stopped off
on her way home from the west and
visited MIR. and Mrs. W. A. Carter, the
first of the week.
Senator A. {. Martin of Sentinel Butte
has bought a new Case separator which
he will run by horse power for threshine
his wi grain.
Misses Margery Stickney and Sybil
Clark will not return to St. Paul to school
this year, but will attend the high
school in this city.
Geo. Waeeoner and Guy Dickinson
started on an auto trip in the country
south. this week. They expected to gel
into the Black Hills country in South
Dakota.
d.. and Mrs. D. S. Moore who have been
visiting Dr.. and Mrs. J. w. Stribline
at New England, came back to the city
Monday and left for their home in
jamestown later in the week.
John Warield and wife, who have
been spending the summer with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs: Henry Warield,
of this city left Tuesday for Miles City,
where they expect to make their home.
Allen Harleman has removed the
partition in the back of the store, Civ
ing more room for goods, and is making
others changes and improvements in
his store building on Sims and list Strs.
in.
Married at the Lutheran parsonage by
Rev. Eugene ALL, September 3, MI.
Henry Roseneau and Miss Angelic
Gruff. Mi. Roseneau is a Northern
Raci6c railroad man at this place and
left with his wife the evening Of their
marriage for Seattle and points west.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church held its regular monthly business
meeting at the hoae Of L. A. Davis
Tuesday evening. After the regular
business Mrs Davis served ice cream
and cake. The members are going to
have a social for their members at the
next meeting
! There will be no Lutheran church
service in the city on Sunday. At
Christ's church in RAIDER township there
will be mission festival. Rev. Wieeand
OF LIE Sueur Center, Mimi, will preach in
German in the morning, Rev. Eugene
Ali giving the English address at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Geo. P. Keiter of the Keiter Directory
Co. of St. Paul and Minneapolis, is
engaged in the work of getting up a city
and county directory. MI. Keiter has
been very successful in this kind of
work and states thet he will not have
the least trouble in getting the necessary
patronage here. It will be the first d.
rectory Of Dickinson and judging from
what the Keiter Co. have done else
where. it will be very complete and
satisfactory in every particular.
The coming Of Gorton's minstrels to
Dickinson opera house. Tuesday. Sep
TENDER a, insures to its patrons a fine
entertainment with some of the best
special attractions, ever seen on the
musical stage. The program has been
lafFansedsto meet tlestapproval of all
who appreciate abrieht, breezy perform.
ance with something worth while doing
all the time. Tie singers, comedians
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