The Dickinson press., 1909-10-16

Found-Eastern Star pin. PPESS Office,
Clyde Moore, the Billings auctioneer.
was in the city Wednesday.
William Mccarthy was in from Mix
kelson this week.
Born. to MI. and Mrs. Annie Branick,
Oct. Z, a son..
l. Weaver of Iowa was looking after
land business in this territory the. past
week.
Lewis Dundas. who had been quite i'll
the first of the week. went to Bel6eld
Wednesday on insurance business.
E. j. Berry of Glendive was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs.. AT. Crowl while in the
city on business the first of the week.
ALT White came in from his ranch
by auto the first of the week. His ship
ment of four cars of stock was made
last Saturday.
Mrs. Georgia Babcock and little son
Charles returned Tuesday from a visit
with Mrs. Babcock's sister, Mrs. Freder-
lex Rucker at Mott.
Mrs. L A. Newell of Belfeld was in
the city Wednesday on business con-
nected with her work as painter and
paper hanger.
|. Mrs. J. G. Hughes, of the N. P. depot
restaurant, expects to leave the first Of
the month for Minneapolis where she
may spend the winter.
Miss Lille Frank of Split Rock. Wis,
arrived in the city tuesday and went
to Belield Wednesday, where she will
visit her brother. John Frank. at his
home south of Belfeld.
j. W. Sturgeon, b%ookkeeper for the
Consolidated Coal Co.. goes to Judith
Gap, Mont, 10 spend the coming week
with his family on their Homestead
there.
E. A. Lillibridge was called to Omaha
this week on some business matters.
He will visit for a few days in lowe
before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Cinninger and
two children arrived in the city Wednes-
day from Warsaw. Ind. and went Out
to their claim neal Bailey later in the
week.
Mrs. John Burke. wife of Gov. John
Burke, and Mrs. Philip Webb of Bis
marck arrived in the city Thursday and
will be the guests of Mrs. Catherine
Ray for several days.
Miss Beatrice Lish will leave the last
of this week for Minneapolis, where she
will take up the study of domestic
science and also continue her musical
course at the University of Minnesota.
A party of four, Alice Merry, Pear
Nichols, Archie Palmer and DR.. E. J.
Hauser, enjoyed a horseback ride out tt
Miss Josephine Deffebach's Homestead
on Green river last Sunday.
l. E. Anderegg. formerly with A. T.
Crowl & Co.. spent Sunday in the city,
with his sister. Mrs. W. R. Veigel. Mr..
Anderegg now travels in Montana for
the St. Paul firm of Nichols. Dean ane
Gregg. with headquarters at Helena.
Treasurer John Riessbeck is turning
the personal tax list over to Sheriff
WEIGH this week. 1t amounts to only
81. 700 or ST, 800 and is the smalles
delinquent list in many years. indicat
ing a very prosperous state Of affairs
in Stark county.
On this Saturday. evening Mrs.
Catherine Ray will entertain the Bridg,
club of the city. in honor of Mrs. Johr
Burke and Mrs. Philip Webb of Bis
marck. About thirty will be presen
and bridge will be the amusement TO
the evening. Refreshments will. b.
served at the close of the games.
The Dickinson rifle club. will hold it
annual competition October II. an,
great interest is being manifested il
the contest The shooting will be at tn
range north of the city; and If tn
weather is, favorable a large number o
spectators may be expected to be pres
ent to witness the event.
William Nichol arrived q short TIM
since from England and will remain il
this vicinity for a few weeks at leas
before eoine to Oregon to visit a sister
The e conner to America is a brother
of Robert Nichol who came over from
across the ocean q few years ago, an,
he is q nephew Of Fisher Bros. on Greer
river.
Miss Elizabeth Clark. principal of tn,
high school, and Miss Anna Hillesheim