The Dickinson press., 1909-07-17
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Eben Dunlap came up from Lennon.
on tuesday.
W. H. Hueseen returned from Devils
Lake Tuesday.
D. E. Crowley was in Fargo on busi-
ness the first Of the week. 4
Attorney F. c. Hefron has been at
ending court at Mott this week. i
john Connolly was among those up
from New ENGLAND for the ball game.
Attorney W. F. Burnett returned the
last Of the week from his Seattle "Trip.
Attorney F. E. McCurdy was up from
Richardton the latter part Of the week.
Otto Hennings returned Friday from q
vacation at his home in Beverley, Iowa.
d.. II. Anderson has purchased a fine
residence corner in the Crawford & Berg
addition.
Miss Ruth Littlehales returned Sunday
from a weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Mandan.
Charles Holton was in Thursday with
100 head of cattle which he delivered
to j. C. F. Parker as per contract.
The Ladies of the Congregational Aid
society held their adjourned monthly
meeting at the church parlors Tuesday
afternoon.
During their stay in Tacoma, WASH.
Frank Neuman and his friend. Fred
Baker, were guests of Charles Rau, a
former clerk at Roquette Bros.
William Walton. the young son of w.
H. Walton, has three fingers of his left
hand done up in splints. He broke the
fourth finger of the hand while playing
ball.
Rev. F. l.. Watkins went 10 Beach
Thursday where he held Methodist serv-
ices that evening. He will 60 to Beach
every two weeks for the present and con-
duct a service.
Dan Reece drove in Sunday from Alden
with Mrs. Lula Reece Of Indiana who
has been visiting at his home for two
weeks. Just before reaching the city
Mr.. Reece had a horse die.
A matinee was given at the Unique
Sunday afternoon for the South Siders.
There was speaking in German, singing,
pictures. ETC., and the vaudeville was
given in German. There was a large at
tendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Mulinix and chill
dren of Cedar Falls, Iowa, arrived in
Dickinson the past week. They have a
claim north near the Jerry Hayes ranch.
where they were located by Ira Wilson
and E. j. Scharf.
Next Sunday will be flower Sunday
at the Episcopal church and the interior
will be decorated with quantities Of cut
and wild flowers. These will later be
distributed at the hospital and among
the sick in the city.
N. D. Nichols and A. W. Belle took
an insne man from Beach to the asylum
the first of the week. Billings county
had another man from the northeastern
portion of the county who was adjudged
insane a few days ago.
Miss Hazel Littlehales of Mandan
who is west now expects to take q
chance on the F1athead reservation
lands. Her sister, Mrs. B. E. Kennedy
and husband, also of Mandan. plan tc
join her at Spokane and register fol
land.
A meeting of the members of St.
Johns Episcopal church was held in the
church Monday evening to discuss the
plan for a new rectory. The subject
was thoroughly discussed and a com
mittee appointed for raising a part Of
the money by subscription. The new
rectory will be built on the lot occupied
bv the present rectory.
R. M. Blackburn was in Monday from
his place eight miles west Of Oakdale
to get the furniture for the new school
house just erected in the Bad Lands
district. School is to open next Monday.
with Mrs. Elmer Merrill as teacher.
The school is expected to open with ar
enrolment of IA. including the Black
burn triplets, now six years of age.
Sam Glerup, residing in Mckenzie
county just on the western border o.
Dunn, expects to send children to thu
new school. 1t will ~necessitate a drive
Of five miles but at that it is a grea'
deal better than school advantages fol
the Glerup ranch in the past.
-Four vaudeville acts was what thu
Unique management offered the frs
half 81 the week and all were good ones
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