The Dickinson press., 1909-05-08
THE DRUGGIST

p. H. Rumble was in from his sheep
ranch on Monday.
Mrs. c. T. Cunningham went to Bis
marck OF Sunday.
Fred Deiters had a mild attack of
tonsilitis the first of the week.
Mrs. Tom Jenness returned this week
from q visit in Anaconda, Mont.
H. B. Powers writes Dickinson
friends that he is we'll pleased with
Red Lodge. Mont.
The Dorcas society will hold a charity
ball in the armory Friday evening, May
ii. the proceeds to be used in their
work.
Jay Reed has been in Gladstone this
week as the representative of Dolwig &
Duckhorn Co. in the taking over.--of the
Lefor Bros. stock of goods.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cuskelly met friends
from the west at the train Tuesday
morning. They were en- route east.
John Dolwig Of the firm of >Dolwig &
Duckhorn Co. went to Gladstone on
Tuesday to look after his new mercantile
business there.
Mrs. w. E. Baker. who has been hav-
ing quite a serious time with her eyes
for several months, left Thursday for
St. Paul. where she hopes to be bene-
flied by treatment by an eye specialist.
Senator A. L. Martin and Harve
Robinson were down from Sentinel
Butte the latter part of the week.
W. D. Gillespie. of Haxby & Giles
pie, architects of Fargo. was attending
to business in the city on Wednesday.
Wanted boys and girls to sell "a
jewelry articles at toe each and get
gold. filled set ring or send US ST. 40 and
keep ST. 90 for your self. Hart Supply
Co., Hart, Mich It
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Helbig arrived in
the city the first of the week. Mi: Helbie
has the position of foreman at the Dick
inson Steam Laundry and his wife. ali
expert marker, also has a position with
the firm.
VIM. Reiche traded his Minnesota
property for a section of land IL miles
northeast of Dickinson and recently
returned to the city. The deal was
closed just as Mrs. Reiche and the child
rem were packing to 60 down to the
Minnesota farm.
J. R. Bleth, the Haynes farmer who
lost his arm in the gearing of a thresh-
ing machine, died of his injuries al
Hettinger April 70. Mr.. Bleth was g
brother of Peter Bleth of this city and
his parents live in Richardton. He also
left a wife and four children. the oldest
being only four years, making the
accident q particularly sad one.
c. B. Hanson returned on Sunday
from a two weeks business trip in
Wisconsin. Elmer Whitmer and H. O.
Nasset vert expected back the last of
the week with a party of land buyers
en- route to the Yellowstone valley,
where MI. Hanson and his friends
have large holdings a short distance
from the irrigated ditch.
The American Sunday School Union
has recently issued a booklet. giving
messages from It's missionaries. Each
message shows a cut of the missionary
and among the number is Rev. j. C.
Jorgensen Of Dickinson. He relates an
interesting account of q series of meet
ines held last January in one of his.Sun-
day schools. He tells of the winning
over of a father, mother and daughter in
the same evening.
George, the young son of Engineer
and Mrs. A. Dingman. has been, suffer-
ing the past week Is the, result of. an
accident last Saturday afternoon when
his collar bone was broken. The lad
was leading q frisky calf and in run
ninsfaboutf Got twisted up in the rope
and thrown On the ground with. such
force that a broken bone resulted. He
seems to be getting along very nicely
now.
MI. and Mrs William-.Kelso arrived in
town Wednesday. making the trip
across country from Underwood. They
have lived near Manhaven for several
years but were unsuccessful at farming
because Of the drought in their particular
neiehborhood. just now they are look
ing for a more desirable location and
will take q trip from here into the
country north II they locate in this
part of the country they will need a
school in their neighborhood for the
education Of their nine children. The
school question is one of..their strongest