The Dickinson press., 1909-01-02
F. E. Hollin&swoIth was in from Oal
dale the past week.

Mr.. and Mra w. C. Snow of Fayette
spent Christmas in the city.
Frank Jennings has been spending the
holidays with friends in Fargo.
o. S. Chase was in from his ranch On
the Cannon Ball the past week.
Florian Krank was up from Richardton
to spend Sunday with his parents.
Thoa. Hainy of Mikkelson was in
the city on business the first of the
week.
Mrs. H. A. Mathews and little child
left Monday for a visit with friends in
Forsyth, Mont:
c. H. Merry has been in town the
past week, arriving Sunday from a BUSH
ness trip in Montana.
A. F. Nichols of Creston. Iowa, is
spending a few weeks at the home of
his son. L. H. Nichols.
Engineer John Dobson was able to
resume his duties Monday. after a three
weeks lay-off on account of illness.
D. M. Hart raj in from Rainy Butte
Monday and loaded out with lumber for
the new school house in Dovre township.
W. M. Neuens and family are in from
their ranch north of Medora and are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Peterson.
States Attorney M. L. Mcbride has
placed a fine stock of filing cases in his
law Office. also typewriter and type
writer desks.
During the year 1908. in St. Joseph's
parish of which Rev. Fr. Rabsteinek is
in charge. there have been 1852 births.
80 marriages and SO deaths.
C. C. Chatham recently finished q
fine Groom farm house for John Reuter-,
living two miles northwest of the city.
The structure is worth fully So, 900.
The ad. of the pioneer Bismarck seed
house. Oscar H. Will & Co.. appears
in this issue. Dickinson people know
that Wills seeds and trees are always
satisfactory.
Mr.. Torvick from the Rainy Butte
country was in the city the first of the
week. He hauled out lumber for a new
store building which IS to be put up by
Elmer Scholl. postmaster of Schollsmade.
George Hartinger, who spent Christ
mas in Glen Ullin, returned Monday to
this city and on Tuesday morning left
for his ranch near Fayette. taking along
a small bunch of horses to winter fol
} the Dakota Land g. Cattle Co.
A party of Richardton old-timers. in.
Guiding Peter Palm. John Braun, Paul
? LEM. Fred Traumann. Joseph Goetz. Pete
2 Goetz and George Haas. were in Dickinson
Monday and Tuesday to pay taxes. trans.
act other business and see the sights.
1t was expected that the elevator of tn
: Missouri Valley Milling Co. would b
completed this week but it will probabl,
be the last of next week. The machiner,
is now being installed and then tn
= finishing touches will be made on tn
work.
Several teams were in from New Eng
land the first of the week and hauled gu
lumber for the first central school hous'
to be built in Hettinger county. Tn
building will be erected in Dovre town
: ship and when completed will cost abou
So. 900. Ira j. Wilson has charge of tn
. construction work.
t The Knights of Pythias worked tn,
: second degree on Jerry Dryer Monda,
evening. This is the last meeting
e which will be held on Mondays. Be
d ginning with Thursday of next weel
0 when the installation of officers viii
occur, followed by a banquet, the meet
ings of the order will be held on Thurs
days.
The Ladies of the G. I. A. to the B
of L. E. surprised the engineers at tn
last meeting held in Odd Fellows hall OF
t the evening of December ~. Sixteel
engineers were present and when JONES
8 by the ladies a very social time wa
e had. A substantial luncheon wa
/. served and the hours passed by to-
s quickly for the jolly people Enginee
e Hunt of Glendive was made a membe
s of the B. of L. E.
!, Only two attractions have been booke'
for January at the opera house. Tw
other dates have been cancelled. 1t j
quite probable that other attractions
may be secured. Tuesday evening
y January 7, will come the old favorite
Human Hearts" On Wednesday
January II, Dan Sully. the famous por
y trayor of the character of an Irish priest
will appear in his greatest success
q THE Matchmaker
! One of the matters of business whic
will be taken up at the meeting O