The Dickinson press., 1910-03-19

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Noagle on March II.
Miss Lena Olson of Wibaux is receiv-
ing treatment at the Stein hospital.
Mrs. L. A. Davis entertined the ladies
of the Methodist church Thursday after
noon.
Wanted to buy-an 8 or 9 room mod
ern house. in good location and at q
bargain. Address Box 544. Dickinson.
3-I2-tf
The Dorcas society met Friday afte1-
Dol with Misses Margaret Currie and
Eva Alcott al their home On Sims
street.
Thread of life" two spools of thread
for Sc. Black. No. IL, is. 20. 40, 50.
80, 10. and 80; white, No. 8, 10, 18.
20. 2 for Sc. at Thompson's Racket
store. 3-l2-2t
Next week Judge W. C. Crawford will
60 to Bismarck to sit in some. supreme
court cases. He opens court at Mott
on the 10Th. the following week at Het-
finger and the next week at Bowman.
The Red Men from Aberdeen arrived
Thursday night for the basketball game
Fridav evening at the armOry. Nelson
plays with the X boys. The game will
be called at 8 80.
Miss Hilda Olson expects to visit in
Taylor over Sunday. Miss Josephine
Benson will spend a part of the Easter
week with her brother. Dr.. Benson, at
Glen.Ullin.
! J. W. Sturgeon, local Office manager
for the Consolidated Coal Co. the past
winter, is returning to Judith Gap,
Mont, near which point he has a fine
homestead. Mrs. Sturgeon. who has
panied. her husband.
President A. P. Peake. of the CONSOLE
dated Coal Co., was in the city this
week. The company is getting ready to
expend SIS. 900 or $40. 900 in mine
equipment, which will increase the
output to about 700 tons per day.
The following were initiated into
the mysteries of the Elk order on Mon
day night: P. D. Norton of Hettinger,
Torger Myron and Joe Christen of Tay-
lor, S. N. Lebo and Will Follis of
Medora, and Duncan Mckenzie and
Brooks Goodall of this city.
The teachers institute for Billings
county will commence next Monday at
Beach. Prof. P. S. Berg of the city
schools will 60 up to act as institute
conductor and Miss Cora Colwell. second
grade teacher, as primary instructor.
On Sunday Rev. John Orchard ex-
changes pulpits with Rev. W. j. Brown
of this city. Mr.. Brown will supply
at Medora. On the same day, Rev.
John Rood, general missionary for this
territory, supplies at Sentinel Butte.
John Orchard has purchased the W.
R. Everett house of E. j. Scharf. Mr..
Orchard will take possession the first of
April and will move his furniture in
and be ready TO commence housekeeping
when Mrs. Orchard arrives from New
York about the first of June.
A Kansas paper has this TO say of the
man who fills the closing number of the
Citizens Lecture curse March %: IF
our lecture committee had done nothing
more than secure this one man it would
have been worth all it has cost in time
and money, and if Mr.. Wickersham
can be retained for next year, next
seasons success is a foregone con-
clusiOn.
Rev. H. F. Meeker, the Seventh Day
Advent missionary for Western North
Dakota. returned the past week from
Des Moines, Iowa, where he attended
the Northern Union Conference of his
church. The states of North and South
Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa are in the
district. Mr.. Meeker reports a very
profitable meeting. He took the oppor-
tunity to visit for a week with relatives
in Iowa.
c. A. McCa,ty, of McCarty & Scharf,
Thursday closing up a deal with Hans
south of South Heart. The price at
which McCarty & Scharf take the land
is around $40 per acre. Mr.. Thompson
came out from Wasau, Wis, last sum-
mer and has now decided 10 return.
The Belfield firm was glad to get hold
of this tract of land at the price named,
and will likely have a chance to turn
the property at a fair advance within
q short time.
The fifth and last number on the
Citizens Lecture and Entertainment
course will be on Wednesday evening.
March %. at the opera house. L. B.
Wickersham. the popular and famous
lecturer, will be the speaker and enter
tainer for the evening. His success as
a.lecturer has been great. He is said
to. be strikingly original. his subject
built around some fundamental truth
with the added charm of his rich voice
and dramatic delivery. The MANAGE
ment of the course has been fortunate in
J getting him before the people here and