The Dickinson press., 1910-09-17

n Equal Suffrage club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. E. A. Lillibridse.
Wanted-5 or s room house, modern
if possible. Homo" care Western
Union. City. 1p
BILLINGS county gets, s.. 225.jS; Dunn
$1.247.4 AZ and Hettinser 81, 64a. IL ac-
cordins to their school population.
Attorney Ambrose Lacy of Fargo was
a visitor here Thursday on bis way to
Manning to transact business.
Mrs. G. s. Lewis and daughter, Merton.
" ere in this week from near .Crabes.to
visit her daughter. Mrs J. H Wo6ord.
Suit. cleaned and pressed. Brine
those suits a long a little faster please.
and let me show you that l can do them
we'll. Mrs. Kate Edgar. ,9-17-2t
Rasmus Jensen of Oakdale loaded out
with lumber and supplies on Friday.
The children are already in for school
and Mrs. Jensen will come in a little
later.
7. fl Poole of Bismarck was in Dick
inson last Saturday on his way to Med6ra
to do a little chicken hunting with
Auditor J.. A. McGregor.
Auditor J. L. Hughes had issued 466
hunting licenses up to the middle of the
week. which is about 200 more than
were issued for the entire season last
year. NJ
Charles Adams and Sam Glerup bought
81 good horses, mostly mares. at Miles
City. and drove the same from Dickin-
son the last of the week to their ranch
in the Oakdale country.
Charles Bake is having a house
erected on the rear of the liner lots on
First Ave. w. L. X. Granteer is doins
the carpenter work, and the plan is to
erect a brick structure in front at so me
later date.
Mrs. G. E. Davidson, who has been
visiting for the past three months at the
home of her son, r. S. Davidson, left
Thursday for her home in Minneapolis,
stopping at Fargo en- route to visit
friends.
Harve Robinson and George Burgess
were down from Billings county on
Thursday. Mr.. Robinson's daughter,
Dorothy, is with her aunt at Beach,
where she attends school this year. Ad-
Olson returns to Shattuck for his second
year.
Mrs. J. F. Davis returned tuesday
from the Twin Cities. where she accom-
panied her son. Frank, who has gone
back to his school duties at Lincoln
University. Nebraska. Mrs. Davis also
saw the Minnesota state fair and in
Minneapolis visited Mrs. Alice Cham
berlain, who formerly resided in Dickin-
son.
The new town Of Energy on the Mis-
souri, river of which w. B. Howe is one
of the promoters, will have its first
celebration IN September "a, when the
cornerstone for the new linen lnill is to
be laid. Senator P. j. McCumber,
Congressman L. B. Hanna and other
prominent men are expected 10 be pre-
sent and deliver addresses. A big bar
becue will also be a feature.
Architect C.. S. Hare of Helena, of
the firm of Link e. Hare, was in the
city this week to inspect the Masonic
temple work. He seemed to think that
Contractor Nichols was handling the
work about right and vent away well
satisfied. 1t has been decided best to
finish up the third floor of the temple
now that the workmen are on the Job.
1t is likely that this floor will be used
as a Masonic club room.
Charles White of Nebraska. visited
his sister, Mrs. ]. H. Lavine, in Dick
inson the first of the week. While here
he visited at the J. J. Sweeney farm
east of the city and also with a
brother, W. W. White. at Glen Ullin,
also a sister, Mrs. Jess Harper, at
Heart River. Mr.. White said that he
noticed a great change in the country
since he left ten years ago. He thinks
of letting his boys have the Nebraska
farm and moving back to this territory.
Hereafter the United States Fidelity &
Guaranty Co. will issue fidelity bonds in
Dickinson at the Office of John Orchard,
who has been commissioned to issue
such bonds. Roy Baird is the company's
authorized attorney in the city and will
pass upon the legality of all bonds is
sued. This is the first time that the
company has authorized a recording
bond agency in this part of The state,
and it will be u great convenience to
parties wanting fidelity bonds to be
able to step into the John Orchard
agency in the PRESS building and get
their papers while they wait.