The Dickinson press., 1909-09-04

Supt. CT: Melby wal in from Emerson
this week.
Dr.. H. Anderson went east on state
work Wednesday. al, See.
Miss Title Collins of Collins, visited
in town this week ~
Lieut.. Roy .Baird.returned from Camp
Perry Ohio, Tuesday. |
Mrs. Annis Brown has been quite-aiek,
during the past week. ]
Mr.. and Mrs. Welton Mcdonald made
"trip ,to.Belaeld Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Johnson returnaeiaaj
from the Seattle fair Wednesday sss3S
Frank Davis expects to 60 to the State
University at Lincoln, Nebraska, thisl
fall. !
". j. Dickinson returned from his
trip to Chicago and the Twin. cities this
week. h.
Dorothy and Esther Ayers are ex-
pected home from Osakis, Mimi. on
Sunday.
Roy Thompson of Cando, S. D., has
been the guest of Deane Wiley durins1
the past week.
Walter Junkin has purchased the fine
Baker residence on Marguerite boulevard
and will occupy the same within a short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Mars returned
from their bridal trip Sunday night and
are at home at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Roberts. ~
Miss Rose O'Donnell. who has been,
connected with the Dickinson postofice1
for the past seven years. will leave the
first of the week fer her home in Hawley,
MINI. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith arrived in
the city last Saturday for a short visit
W it'll Mrs. Smiths parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Robinson. They expect to leave
the first of the week for their new home
in Edmonton, Canada. j,
At the X. of P. lodge Thursday even
ing the following were given the 3rd.
degree: Robert H. Smith. Hollis Robin
son. Abe Currie. Ole Jahr. Jasper Hol-
den. The following were given the. 1st ::
Fireman Foster and Robert Hager.
Mrs. N. E. Auner and Chas. H.
Auner. mother and brother of Lee Auner,
have been visiting in the city the past
week. They returned to Chicago today
Saturday as Mr.. Auner. who has a.
position in the Burlington express Office.
had used the time allotted him for
vacation.
A petition has been circulated and
signed by many of the residents on
Sims street. asking that central heat be
installed along that street. While the
plan is perfectly feasible and the light
plant has plenty of power for extending
their heating system, nothing definite
has been settled upon as yet. !
Miss Edna Perry, who has had q posi-
ton as stenographer with the Dickinson
Horse Sales Co.. for the past three months,
left Thursday for Detroit, Mimi, where
she has a position with the Fargo and
Detroit Ice Co. Miss Perry is a cousin
of Mrs. Thos. Nottingham and has made
many friends during her short stay in
the city.
w. A. Clingan and r. A. Rouse of
Danville, ILL.,, arrived in the city Satur-
day intending to 60 out to look after
their land interests southwest of Bel
field. On Sunday Mr.: Clingan was
taken very. ill and it was feared an oper-
alton for appendicitis would be- ,neces
sary. but he recovered from the attack
and is now .convalescine. n,.,a;,a;,a
Commissioners D. W. Mckenzie will
leave Sunday for St, Paul >tot,takd' id
the Minnesota state FAIR Tie :.Inahu1
facturers of Moline farm machinery are
making a special effort to have as many
as pos sible Of their agents attend. thu
fair; and it is expected that nothing
will be too good for Mr.. Mckenzie and
his fellow agents while they are IN the
Twin cities I'll i 49,. ~n
f.. W. C. Van Enron. a U. s. land I'M
spector from Fargo, was at the. Dickinson
land; Office on Thursday. going to Beach
in the evening to look up some claims,
Mr.. Van Enron says that the department
is getting more strict about commute!
ton proofs and people who have not
taken their land in good faith are very
likely to have trouble before they get
through with the. matter.