The Dickinson press., 1910-01-22

Miss Tillie Knudson has recently
accepted a position on the staff of the
Beach Advance.
Eberett A. Currie. son of E. A. Cur
RE. passed through the city Saturday en-
route from St. Paul to Portland, where
he will be employed on a railroad survey
near that place.
Among those who took the state medi-
cal examinations recently and were
granted licenses to practice medicine in
North Dakota was o. M. Smith of Man
ming.
W. W. Beebe has been appointed post
master at Belield. Mr.. Beebe has q home
stead near Brooks but because of his
official capacity now will not have to re-
side thereon.
]. R. Stewart has been appointed
administrator of the estate of the late
A. A. Poison in Spokane. Wash, and
at Murray, Idaho. The appointment is
from the father in Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Odia o. Haugen and daugher,
Miss Siarid Haugen. of New England
were at the Dickinson u. S.. land office
on Tuesday 10 make five year proof on
their homestead. Carl Haigren and
Emil Johnson acted as witnesses.
Mrs. L. E. Dix and Miss Gail Geis]e-
man returned with Mrs. j. C.. Cart
wright last Saturday from Detroit
MIMI, and have been spending the
week with their friend in the city.
Mrs. Alex Appenzelar and little
daughter. frankie, of Miles City. spent
a few days visiting Mrs. Appendicitis
sisters, Mrs. Henry Roberts and Mrs.
Gordon Dodd, the first of the week.
E. A. Currie has just installed In his
store building one of the famous Camp
bell furnaces. 1t is the same style az
the n recently installed by H. L.
Dickinson.
Misses Dorothy and Esther Ayers gave
a bob sleigh party on Saturday after
noon which was enjoyed by their teach
ers and several young friends. A
dainty luncheon at the Ayers home was
an enjoyable feature Of the afternoon.
James Mcveieh Of Helena and Peter
McVeigh Of Missoula, were down for the
funeral of their brother in-law, VIM. H.
Walton. James McVeigh worked in the
Dickinson n. P: round house % years
ago when Jim McQuay was foreman.
Elias Day and ora.ns Truitt Day,
impersonaters. appear at the opera
house on Friday evening. Jauary %.
This is the fifth number on the Citizens
Lecture and Entertainment Course and
everyone should plan to attend.
a. G: Elfstrom left Monday for Fargo,
where he attended q live stock growers
convention and banquet, to be held in
that city on the 18th of January. He
will also transact business in Valley
City before returning.
The fifth number of the Citizens Lee
ture and Entertainment Course, Elias
Day and Oranne Truitt Day, imperson-
alters, will be seen at the opera house
on Friday evening, January %. The
entertainment is one of the very best
in the course.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Finger and Peter
Mularcheck were down on the train
from South Heart on Monday. MI.
Mularcheck recently bought the Amanda
Branick homestead in sec. 6-139-97 at
$14 per acre The purchaser sold his
farm and stock last season to one of the
Hollanders for a lump sum of So. 200.
P. B. Murphy Of New England won a
contest at the Dickinson U. S. land
Office last week. Henry Nelson Of
Cooperstown has been holding The claim
for two years, saying that by his ap-
pointment as substitute mail carrier he
was excused from living on the land.
The claim is a good one and Mr.. Murphy
will take up residence soon.
C. A. Wheelock, of Wheelock & Vince
lock, the big FARGO real estate dealers
who are handling large tracts of prairie
land in the western part of the state,
was q business visitor in Dickinson last
Saturday. Mr.. Wheelock stated that his
firm would be- very glad to purchase
some more IerRe blocks of land out this
way.
E.. E. Boslough has returned from
Laurel. Mont, and resumed his work Of
firing on the N. P. Mrs. Boslough visit
relatives in the east until the first o
March, when they will commenc,
housekeeping in the PRESS building ii
the flat occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. 10
Hoag.
Nettleton Shoes.