The Dickinson press., 1909-02-27

Deputy Sheriff and Mrs George Brown
spent Sunday with relatives in Judson.
Anton Eneel. a farmer IS miles south
Of Gladstone. was %transactine business
in Dickinson on Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Lee Nichols of Aandan
visited the past week at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Mckinley.
Representatives Senour and Baker and.
Senator Simpson were homo from Bis
marck over Sunday. there being On adj
journment until Tuesday.
The ladies of St. Patrick's church
served a meat and salad supper at the
parochial residence on Tuesday even
ing which was well %patronized.
Mrs. George Brown left Wednesday
morning for Richardton, being called
there to assist in the care of her mother,
Mrs. Peter Dirkes, who is seriously i'll.
The many friends who assisted Miss
Tillie Knutson in the Pacific Monthly
contest will be pleased to learn that she
was successful and will enjoy a free
trip to the Seattle fair next summer.
The Missouri Valley Milling Co., which
is building a plant here, will erect a
number of modern houses for housing
their employees near the mill at Mandan.
These houses will be steam heated,
electric lighted and up-to-date in every
way.
The Mott Pioneer Press states that
Alvin Arrowsmith, the young man who
me- with a shooting accident last fall,
necessitating the amputation of his foot
at the Stein hospital here and a stay OF
six weeks or more at the hospital. had
gone to Chicago to see about getting an
artificial leg. From there he will 60 to
his home in Cooksville. Ind.
Up at Grand Forks they are also hav-
ing lot of trouble v e Sunday perform
ances in the moving picture theatre.
The manager wished to give a perform
ance at 3 O'Clock Sunday afternoon and
the police objected, closing the place.
The fight will be watched with interest
to see which side wins out. The place
was closed by orders of the a
The first horse sale for this year will
be held at the yards on the nth and 18th
of March, when over 500 horses of the
big-boned, ready-for-business kind thai
are in great demand at this time of yea
when the farmers are looking for worl
teams to run their breakers, discs anc
drills, will be struck off. These horse.
are arriving in car lots from Columbus.
Forsyth and Billings and will be held fol
the sale. j. M. Watson is busy making
consignments and reports that fully 3O(
of the horses will be sold in car lots ant
200 or more will be auctioned singly o.
in pairs. Buyers should know that these
horses have been fed and are ready foI
business. %
W. B. Neuman of Washington, D. c.,
special land Office inspector, has beer
in the city the past week.
Mrs. A. M. Cruden of La Moure il
spending a few weeks at the home oil
her daughter, Mrs. Jay Reed.
Blankets Fauste Blend 40 cent coffee
was used at the Trainmen's dance Mon.
day evening. That's why it was so de.
licious. II
Miss Dora Robertson, who has been
guest of her uncle, Register S. M. Fer.
ris, for the past two months or more,
returned to her home in St. Johns N. B..
recently.
DR.. Fisher reports that the little Keh
girl, who was so seriously burned. tn.
first part of January at her home nortl
of Gladstone, is doing nicely and viii
be able to leave the hospital in abou'
two weeks.
H. E. Davis of Taylor was in tow1
Thursday and made proof on his home
stead at the u. S. land Office. Hi.
witnesses were c. F. Moore and r. W
Neal. Mr.. Neal also made proof will
Messrs. Moore and Davis for witnesses,
Master John Fisher entertained eieh,
OF his friends on Wednesday Afternoon
eighth birthday. The little folks en-.
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contests and music. After the conclu,
sion. dainty lunch was served.
The Grinnell College Glee club O.
Grinnell, Iowa, is booked for an enter.
tainment in this city on the evening o.
St. Patrick's day, March 18th. Thu
club consists of % members, who ar
considered among the best entertainer
in this western country and a first-class
entertainment is expected.
Mrs. j. Leonberger was hostess to {
company of about 30 ladies at her home
on Sims street Monday afternoon. The
party was in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Carroll, of Occur d. Alene. Idaho, anc
her guest, Mrs. Keeney. The rooms were
prettily decorated for the occasion. pinl
and white carnations being very effec.
lively used. The afternoon was happily
spent with 500 for amusement and cardt
were followed by an elaborate course
luncheon. The tally cards were souvenir.