The Dickinson press., 1910-02-26

Austin. MIMI, where ahe-will visit
relatives q short time.
Chris Peterson of Medora was a BUSH
ness visitor in the city on Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. II. c. Short Of the barrymore
ranch, Billings county. was in tho city
on Monday.
Lloyd RAIDER was visiting the schools
In and around Belfield the latter part
Of last week.
T. L. Beard was in St. Paul this
week on business and incidentally to
take in the auto show.
Owen J. Beall returned from Howard
Lake. Mimi. where he had visited rela-
tives for about six weeks.
O. E. vinnedge left on Wednesday
for the Alberta country on q pleasure
and business trip of some weeks.
Miss Mimic Rozelie returned to her
home a Medora Monday, aft er taking
treatment at the Stein hospital for more
than a week.
The stores and banks Of the city were
closed on Tuesday afternoon, the. ami
versary of George Washington being a
legal holiday.
Mrs. J. W. Foley of Medora was pres
ent at the wedding anniversary celebra-
ton OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Simpson of
Mandan recently.
The Brsnch Variety Store lust received
a large shipment of Red Band brand
candies. The best assortment we've
ever had. 12c per lb. it
Miss Anna Tretter returned the first of
the week from the Twin Cities and
superior. Wis. where she visited a
sister for several weeks.
Herbert Morrell, who has been attend
ind the Dickinson Business college, has
accepted a position in the Dunn County
State bank as b~uokkeeper.
Misses Josephine Benson and Louise
Clark visited on Saturday at the home
of Dr.. Benson in Glen UIlin. The doctor
is a brother of Miss Benson.
James Vaudeville arrived home en-
Tuesday afternoon from the Chico Hot
Spring in Montana, where he has been
taking treatment for rheumatism.
The New England stage, on account
of the sever cold and snow, wat unable
to make the daily trip to Dickinson on
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Vernon McCutchan, one of the high
school basketball players, had the mis-
fortune Wednesday to receive a cut
on his cheek which required two stitches.
Herman Huesgen arrived the first of
the week to visit his brother, William.
for some time. He resides at Devils
Lake and is just out Of the Rochester
hospital. where he underwent an opera
ton.
Dunn County Settler: Fred L~eonbereer
has started to erect a fine dwelling
house on the homestead he recently Sc
a six room house and modern in every
way.
B B. Taylor has been engaged to
teach school No. 3, known as the Miller
school, for Delbert SINNERS unexpired
term. MI. Taylor is finishing a school
and will be ready for his new duties
in a week or so.
Mrs. Fred Wilson entertained a few
ladies at her home Saturday afternoon.
A social chat and a delicious luncheon
were a part of the afternoons amuse
ment. and all present enjoyed them
selves immensely.
Delbert Skinner has accepted a clerk
ship at the postoffice. commencing work
last Saturday. MI. Skinner had previ-
ously served W years in the rural mail
delivery service and is therefore quite
familiar with the work. This gives
Postmaster Lawrence four clerks besides
his assistant.
Richardton News: Albert Koesel
returned from California last Friday.
Last week he picked oranges from the
trees but this week he is picking his
way through the snow drifts. The sun
burn on his nose and the tan on his
face will o disappear now.
F. D. Morford writes from Spokane
that the winter as a whole has been fine
out there. although a little colder than
usual. At the time he wrote there was
a little snow on the ground. Mr.. Morford
expects to return home about the middle
of March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Deiters will occupy
the Veigel house recently purchased by
o. M. Wiklund. Their goods were
moved into the house this week, but
they are not expected home from St.
Paul for some weeks yet. Mr.. WIKI
lund will have a room with the family.
Bowman County News: j. Harry
SERVER of Dickinson. special agent
for North Dakota for the Germania Life
of New York. was here several days the
first of the week hustling for business.
Mr.. Server expects to open up the terri
tory along the extension this year.
Principal and Mrs. W. c. Fait of the
Taylor school were visiting in Dickin-
son on Tuesday. Mr.. Fait, who is q
graduate of the Mayville Normal school,
also of the Glendale school, has been
urged by his friends to become a candi-
date for superintendent of schools but
he has not fully made up his mind yet.
Misses Ruby Wilson and Ruth Little
hales were the hostesses at a delightful
rink party or Saturday evening. About
fourteen guests partock of the hilarity
Of the roller rink at the opera house UNI
til about II O'Clock, when they were