The Dickinson press., 1909-04-24

A girl wanted for house work. Apply
to Mrs. T. s. Bers. 4-24-2p
A dance was held In the armory last
evening under the auspices Of the base
ball club.
R. S. Brookinss of Richardton trans
acted business in the city the first Of
the week.
Mrs. Evelyn Boyd left Sunday for
Glendive. where abe is assisting in Q
telephone Office.
George E. Ryder wat initiated
into the mysteries of Odd Fellowship
on Tuesday evening.
Well make your blankets soft and
fluffy if we launder them. Try us. The
Dickinson Steam Laundry. 4-24-2t
Otto Hennines spent Sunday in Rich
ardton where he attended a baseball
game between Hebron and R~ichardton.
Misses Josephine and Dora Cuisine
nteatained q few Of their young lady
friends at a delightful dinner party
Monday evening.
Christ Peterson, the Medora merchant.
was ~transactins business in the city
Wednesday. He reports a very good
business in his line this spring.
fenced the excavation and also that the
girl was not required to perform the
work she vas doing. The jury BROUGHT
in a verdict favoring MI. Berry and
awarded no damages.
Tuesday was a big night for the Elks.
They initiated nine candidates, the
largest number ever at n time. This
lodge is growing rapidly and will soon
reach the 100 mark. Those who became
Elks Tuesday were w. F. Burnett, A. j.
Osborn. E. j. Hughes, A. C. Paeenkopf.
Joe Reagan, of Dickinson. E. r.
Weigel of Hebron. and ]. W. Brinton of
Beach.
c. D. Bowman IF Omro. Wis, was in
town Wednesday for a short business
stay. Mr.. Bowman owns 2, 800 acres
of land near South Heart and some
smaller tracts in South Dakota. He is
not worried about his land holdings in
this part Of the country and expects to
make some good sales this season. MI.
Bowman left on No. 3 for Terry and
the Milwaukee intending to make a
short stop at Roscoe, S. D.
E. J.. Berry of Glendive won his case
in which he was sued for SIS. 600 and
which was heard in district court at
Glendive last week. Hazel Morbere, a
chambermaid employed in MI. Berry's
hotel. while Going to an alley in the
rear for coal. fell into a hole caused by
making an excavation to repair sewer
conditions of the hotel. She brought
suit against Mr.. Berry and the city for
damages of SIS, 600. The defense proved
that the hotel proprietor had properly
Two recent Morton county i~ncorpora-
tions are of interest in this vicinity.
j. c. Haskin is n of the incorporators
in the Missouri Slope Mercantile Co. Of
Mandan. having a capital stock of
$50. 600. The others are P. B. Wickham
of Glen Ullin and F. L. Mcdonald of
Mandan. The Southern Morton County
Telephone Co. has MIR. Wickham, w.
F. Bevier of Flasher and William Simp-
son of Mandan as incorporators and the
capital stock is SIS, 900: The latter will
erect a telephone system from Mandan
to Glen Ullin and Flasher.
The closing event of the dancing
school which Miss Clara Thacker has so
successfully conducted during the winter,
was an informal dance in the armory
Friday evening to which each member
of the class was privileged to invite one
guest. There were about so couple present
and all had a delightful time. Music
was furnished by Miss Hazel Altman.
violin. j. A. Rose. cornet,T and Miss
Ruby George. piano. Souvenirs were in