The Dickinson press., 1909-05-22

THE DRUGGIST
William Reilly of Lehigh. who recent
ly underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis at the Stein hospital, returned
home this week.
The two guilds Of the Episcopal
church held a union meeting at the
church Monday evening to take up inn
portant business.
The Glendive Independent says that
it is .authoritatively stated that the
Northern Pacific Railway company have
appropriated s.. 600. 600 to be expended
on the division between Mandan and
Billings.
B. Riveney Of Miles City. an architect,
was ip the city Saturday on business. He
visited the Dickinson Fire & Pressed
Brick Co. with a view to selecting
white facing brick for the new Y. M. c.
A. building at his city.
Rev. F. L. Watkins of the Methodist
church oficia ted al the funeral of Flora
Creeer. the little girl who met death by
being thrown from her horse. Services
were held at her home near Oakdale
last week Thursday.
The friends of State Superintendent
W. L, stockwell will be glad to know
that the operation for appendicitis
which he underwent at Bismarck Friday
OF last week. was successful and he
is recovering nicely.
An Edton correspondent says: Il. F.
Hoffman and wife came down from
Dickinson the middle of the week. Mrs.
Hoffman, who has spent the past year
in Terre Haute. Ind, will keep house
for her son, Richard, this summer and
Mr.. Hoffman will return to Dickinson
in a few days"
A. N. Jefferies returned Saturday
from a ten days trip along the Mil
waukee. He had business at the Nels
Morris ranch on the Standing Rock
reservation and was also at Wakapala
from which locality the Milwaukee
is constructing a branch road southwest.
A party of ten or twelve people
attended the dance at Belield Friday
evening of last week, including Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wilson, MI. and Mrs.
II. N. Hartung.. Mrs. John Sargent.
Miss Louella Sargent, Miss Ella Gebeler,
H. A. Burgeson, Jesse Morgan and C.
E. Robinson.
The Pioneer Press of Mott states that
G., L. Working, q jeweler of Wibaux,
Mont, has engaged one half of the
Press building for a jewelry store which
he will open about June>1. MI. Work
ing has assisted at different times in
the M. A. Scherfius jewelry store and
is well known here.
The first rife practice of Co. X was
held on the range Sunday when q squad
Of twelve went out under the direction
of the range officer, Lieut.. Baird: The
weather conditions were not very favor
able for good scores but the showing
was satisfactory for the opening of the
season. Another squad will probably
be selected for Sunday, the 30th.
MI. and Mrs. George Pelissier and
child spent Sunday>with Mrs. Pelissie1
mother. Mrs. MARGARET Roberts. They
went the first of the week to jamestown
for a visit and will later make an ex-
tended trip to the coast, where MI.
Pelissier will look for a place to locate.
He has sold his ranch in Billings county
but still has his stock. One of the
children will stay with Mrs. Roberts
while MI. and Mrs. Pelissier are away
and the others will stay with friends in
Belfield.
The new addition to the North Dakota
hotel was opened with q dance Satur-
day evening. The proprietor. George
Wolf, kept open house and there were
$50 couples in. attendance during the
evening. The dance was very successful
and was held in what will be the new
dining room. "A fine supper was served
at about midnight and dancing CON
tinued until alate hour. The improve
ments to the hotel are quite extensive
and give considerable additional room
to the hotel.
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