The Dickinson press., 1910-04-02

Oil blue flame stoves at Thompson's
Racket store. 4-2-2t
C. F. Merry is back from n of his
eastern trips. He spent some time in
South Dakota and the Twin Cities.
Everybody praised the coffee served
by the Catholic ladies in the armory at
the Easter ball Monday night. 1t was
the HIAWATHA coffee. You can have
a package delivered, just phone 20. A:
T..Crowi & Co. Aft
W. S. Gallup was in this week to get
his Hart-Parr engine and pillow attach
ment from the Aft White & Co. agency.
Mr.. Gallup lives in the Cannon Ball
country northwest of New England.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas expect to leave
the first of the week for their homestead
several miles south of New England.
Mr.. Thomas has been employed as fire.
man at the RUSSELL Miller mills.
The Easter services al St. Joseph's
church were very largely attended.
About i, 600 partook of Holy communion
and Abbott Vincent of Richardton took
part in the three days services. The
Easter offering was $173.
The trustees of the Bohemian Catholic
parish have made ARRANGEMENTS with
the trustees of St. Joseph's corporation
for church services for the time being,
or until they get around to build on
their lots in this city.
j. c. F. Parker, O. r. Chamberlain
and Pete Stults were busy Thursday and
Friday getting their Hart-Parr breaking
outfit set up at the White & Co. agency
yards. They will be all ready to start
the plows next Monday.
Willie Roesler of Fall Creek. Wis.
was in town or Wednesday to visit his
cousin, Water Zetzman. He was en-
route to take up residence on his home
stead one and one-half miles from
Sentinel Butte.
Among the convaIescing patients at
the Stein this week are Mrs. Arnold
Of Fayette. Al. Brinn, recently operated
on for gall stones and Mrs. r. E. Ohm
stead. operated on the first of the week.
Joe Herauf is at the Fisher hospital
suffering with dropsy:r He has already
undergone two OPERATIONS : in which
altogether IA quarts Of fluid have been
extracted. He was a little better on
Friday.
Fred Leonberger expects his new
Reeves steam breaking outfit to arrive
the last of the week. He expected it
some time ago but il was lost or mis-
laid in transportation. Louis Petricka
went down the line last week and
hunted it up, however.
: C. D. Litch returned Wednesday from
Brainerd, where he had been for five
weeks for an operation. He says that
this is the last time that he is expected
to 60 to the hospital and he will now
give his attention to getting acquainted
with the people in the county in his
canvass for the office of county treasurer.
Report has it that Supt. W. L. Stock
well is likely to be given the appoint
ment of grand secretary of the Masonic
bodies and if so he will at once resign
his state position. Friends of John
Riessbeck in Dickinson have been ure-
ing his candidacy for the position
recently made vacant by the death of
Frank Thompson. Mr.. Riessbcek stands
high in the councils of Masonry and
would make a..good secretary.
The first of the week Deputy Geo.
Brown went out north and arrested
Julius Kubista ION a charge of selling
m%ortaaged property. He was apparently
getting ready to move to Canada. hav-
ing recently held an auction. His
mortgaged wheat, so it is said. was
sold in town in the name of another
farmer. However, Kubista was glad to
settle by paying the mortgage and all
costs.
At the recent annual meeting of the
ladies guild Of St. Johns church the
following officers were elected: Mrs.
Dodd. president; Mrs. John Dobson,
vice president Mrs. c. M. Lyle, secre-
tary and Mrs. ]. P. Tingle, treasurer.
The ladies also planned for a New
England supper and apron sale to be
given Tuesday evening, April S, in the
store building recently vacated by l..
A. Davis & Son,