The Dickinson press., 1909-09-04

b. ". Mckenzie spent Sunday in
Richardton.
Miss BERTHE Lee visited her parents at
Richardton Sunday.
Mrs. Frances Neil returned from hes
visit at Minneapolis Tuesdsy.
Mrs. H. G. Bowers went to .Mandan
Monday to visit for q couple Of weeks.
J.. McClusky of Sentinel Butte was in
the city Saturday to get some repairs
for his auto.
c. Peterson, the Medora merchant.
was in tho city on Tuesday to meet q
TRAVELLING salesman.
Robert Hilliatd and Harry Eddy re-
turned Monday from a five days camp
ing trip out south Of the city.
Mrs J.. C. Burns of Glen UlIin visited
Mrs W. A. Mcclure Monday and Tues
day, returning to her home Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Myrtle Homer returned to her
home in Sentinel Butte Tuesday, after
spending two weeks in the city with
friends.
Miss Merle Mead. who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. c. L. Lamberson.
left Tuesday for her home in Doone.
Iowa.
Miss Arvilla Dingman returned from
her trip to Becker, Mimi. Tuesday.
She was accompanied by her cousin. Mr..
Vaudeville.
MIS-. j. A. Currie returned to her home
at Haley during the past week. She
went via Terry. her people meeting her
at Scranton.
John Littlehales. switchman in the
N. P. yards at this place. left Saturday
for Minneapolis to spend q vacation Of
two weeks.
Mrs. M. S. Rice. who had been spend
ing the summer with her sister, Mrs.
w. J. Pelton. returned 10 her home in
Seattle Monday.
R. M. Crandall returned Monday from
q months holiday spent at Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Crandall will remain in Detroit 'fol
several weeks yet.
Miss Violet George went to Glendive
Tuesday, where she has a position al
stenographer in the Office of Attorney
Lieber of that city.
Mesdames L. H. Dow and ]. M. Wat
son will entertain the Good Times clut
next Thursday afternoon from 3 to [
O'Clock at the home of Mrs Watson.
Harry Eddy. who has been spending
his vacation here with his grandparents
Nh. and Mrs L J. Dickinson. returnet
to his home in Minneapolis Friday.
Pete Fox was injured while switch
ing at Gladstone Monday, by a brake
chain breaking and letting him fall,
thereby injuring his knee quite badly
D.. F. Anderson. who has been look
ing after special federal work in .thi
part of the state the past summer. lief
on "wednesday for the University Of
Minnesota. where he is taking q medica
course.
Contractor Charles Bake received
two carloads of iron the first of the weel
for the new high school building. Thi'
enables him to put on a large crew o.
workmen and they have made a goot
showing this week. The power house il
now practically completed.
Miss Ida Waggener, who has beef
visiting friends in5the city. returned t
her home in Glendive Monday. He
sister, Miss Lois, came on Saturday ait
Remained during the week for a visit.
G.. S.Cfyne was recently On an import
ant investigating tour through Mortol
county for tn. Northern Pacific Ry. Co
This week Nh. Cryne vas in Dickinson
on his way into Dunn county to look a
Esome lands. ~
II Miss Georeine Hanneaan. who visite.
here last summer. was on Tuesdays No
en- route to Spokane from her .hom'
j aFGlenwood. MINI. She will stop a
Glendives to visit her sister. Lo,ett.
Hannee,an. Il ),
LIZ G. Haeske. who has been visiting
EtfriededLsI at HofswEillt, came iii to the cit!
Monday and was the guest Of Waite
EZstzsnan Of Crnwl's department store
Mr. Haeske left for his home at Fal
(lCteek, Wis, Monday night.
Julius Hoist came III u, III his auto from
Gladstone Monday to have some repair
made at The garage: He was accom-
panied byI Mlrsi.s II ollstt ana her sister;
Miss Kathryn Gallagher, who spent tn
day visitinss:ME end Mrs. ". A. Nc
|Cluurie:
y. II. 5Lennevilfe assumes the respon
sfbllitysof assistant postmaster at tn