The Dickinson press., 1909-08-07

at the home OF Chas. kOn0 this week.
Mrs. Chas. Kono returned this week
from her extended visit at Akron,
Iowa.
Mre. C. D. Belden and daughter
returned Wednesday from their trip to
the Seattle fair.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will meet with Mrs.
Fred Turner next Tuesday.
Among the Elks who attended the
state convention at Miles City this week
were J. S: White. Fred Wilson. Robert
Meyer andRassie Deffebach.
Mrs. L. A. Davis. Mrs. Chas. Bake.
Mrs. McEwen and Mrs. Jennie Brown
had a pleasant outing Thursday at the
claim Of Mrs. Brown neal Gladstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Buchner returned
from Seattle Wednesday and reported
a fine time. Mr.. and Mrs. David Roberts
will remain in Tacoma for a month or
more.
Paul Bohn. Jr.. of Mott was in
Dickinson on Friday. He was looking
for some horses which had strayed
from the Bohn farm. His notice ap-
pears elsewhere. 1.-.
Mrs. S. P. Gotta and son, Georae.
left Thursday for Seattle, where Mfs.
Gotta expects to meet her sister and
brother. After taking in the fair the
party will go on to Portland.
Miss Jennie Little of Gladstone was
at jamestown last Monday. Deputy W.
C. Hecht made the trip to jamestown
with the unfortunate lady.
Mrs. w. Steele, who has been in
the city for several weeks, returned to
the home of her son. Max Steele, in
Glendive Wednesday. Mrs. Steele ex-
poets 10 return to Echo, Ore, in about
three weeks.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church held a business meeting Tuesday
evening at Hugh Roberts home. Ice
cream and cake was served by Mrs.
Roberts after business transactions
were discussed.
C. w. Temple, a member of the
North Star Lumber Co. of Bismarck,
came to the city Monday evening and
left in his auto Tuesday morning for
Mott where his firm is putting in a
branch lumber yard.
A fire. originating in the kitchen part
of the William Carroll building at South
Heart, Tuesday damaged the walls and
furniture to the extent of about a hun
dred dollars. Insurance was carried
with H. X. Nichols.
The 2-year old child of Alvin Cock
rell, who drives n of Pelton's dray
teams, died on Tuesday morning. The
body was prepared for burial by
Boulger & Hughes and taken to Daglum
by the sorrowing parents for burial.
A young girl would like a home in
Dickinson where she can assist in
Homework for her room and board while
attending high school in Dickinson
during the coming school year. Address
l. F., Marshall, N. D. 8-7-2t
Mrs. J. W. Reed entertained a small
company of nei9hbors Wednesday in
honor of her sister. Miss Anna Cruden,
of La Moure. The rooms were decorated
with sweet peas, and cards were the
afternoons amusement, luncheon being
served at the conclusion of the game.
Roy Butler, of the firm of Soules &
Butler, left Wednesday morning for a
trip on the new motor cycle. Mr.. Butler
made the trip to Horswill, Edton and
home by way of New England in eleven
hours, stopping about three and one-half
hours at different points on the way.
Fred Leonbereer and wife came in
from Connolly on Saturday and remained
until Wednesday. On Wednes day Fred
took Mrs. L~eonberger and baby back
to the claim, coming in again Thursday
! Gov n 10o1 4f tools a~l e,~~1:o, - 1~-x
through haying.
D. D. Sullivan. optical specialist of
Fargo, will visit Dickinson Friday
and Saturday, August 20 and 81. All
persons having defective eyesight or
who need their glasses changed or re-
newed should call and see him. Office
at st. Charles hotel. STA
Arthur Clark of Gladstone and Miss
Ella Russell of GRADER were married
today at Gladstone at the home of Miss
Russell's aunt. Mrs. Ella M. Jarvis.
for a trip to the fair at Seattle and Cali
fornia points and will be at home at
Gladstone after September IS.
Wednesday and Thursday were ex-
tremely warn days. the maximum
temperature each day being 81 degrees
in the shade. Thursday night the at
mosphere was cooled by a heavy shower.
The precipitation was IS inches. Grain
was lodged to some extent. The rain
is of benefit to some of the late crops.
THE Time, The Place and The Girl
which comes to the Dickinson opera
house on the 18th is designated as a
''cOmedy with music not a m~1sical
comedy. The classification implies that
it has a plot and characters in it, and
to a degree of excellence not often
found even in straight plays. Of course
there is a pretty love story and several
very novel characters.
The bill at the Unique for the fore
part of the week was highly satisfac-
tory. The Oliver Twist pictures were
realistic enough to be sufficiently hor-
rifying and D. Ahern, the whistler, was
wonderful as the human canary. The
Lancaster and Miller matrimonial scrap
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