The Dickinson press., 1910-10-01

The Missouri Slope Brick & Tile Co.
is fetting ready to open a IL foot vein
OF coal two miles east of the city.
Henry M. Roberts, the jeweler. has
started the excavation for his new house
on the corner of First St. north and
Marguerite Boulevard.
Little Miss Lillian Corby, after visit
ing her uncle and aunt, MI. and Ars.
Fred Doelz, for some time. returned to
Valley City the past week.
The friends and neighbors of Miss
Helen Poole dropped in Wednesday
night at the Mayor Johnson home and
gave her a pleasant surprise.
Mrs. Ed. Person returned this week
with her father, P. Vredenburg, from a
months visit with her sister, Mrs. H.
w. Tipler, at Elberton, Wash.
Mrs. l. A. Simpson has changed her
plan about returning home, and W i'll
spend some time visiting in various
eastern cities before she returns to Dick
inson.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. %Frankenbere and
William Frankenberg were in the city
this week, and it is understood that
Mr.. and Mrs. Frankenbera will return
from Glen Ullin for the winter at least.
Mrs. G. Burns. pianist at the Unique,
left Friday evening for Minneapolis,
where she will visit q few weeks. Miss
Ruby George is furnishing music at the
theatre during her absence.
Garfield McNeill expects to leave
Sunday for Reeder. where his wife has
been visiting her mother for several
weeks. He expects to spend a vacation
of about two weeks and will be accom-
panied by Mrs. McNeill and baby on
his return.
T. G. Saunders returned the latter
part of last week from Missoula, where
he was called by the illness of his sis
ter. Mrs. C. E. Allen. This week Mi.
Saunders shipped three cars OF cattle
from Dickinson to market, and may re-
turn to Missou!a in a day or two.
W. B. Howe came down from Energy
on Thursday with his daughter, Miss
Marion, who is ill, and will remain
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beidler in
Dickinson until she Mr..
Howe went on to his home zeal Hettin-
ger later in the week.
Reports from Glendive are o.the effect
that the little daughter of Div. Supt.
and Mrs. B. o. johnson is getting
along nicely. In case that Little Fannie
should not fully recover within a reason
able length of time. her parents will
consult eastern specialists.
Alex Fowler is in from Dunn county
for supplies. He is erecting a house
in Manning which he will REM. A fter
election Mr.. Fowler has a trip planned
which will take him to the Isthmus of
Panama and later to Bakersfield. Cali
fornia. where he will spend the winter.
The remains of Newell Mofit, who
died at Glendive with typhoid fever,
were brought to the city the first of the
week and were taken to the lone of his
parents at Manning, where they were
inferred. The young man went to Glen
dive from his home only q few weeks
ago and had been ill with typhoid almost
all of the time
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Reilly of Fresno,
are visiting Mr.. Reilly's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell Reilly, and sister.
Mrs. Brady, and brother, William. at
Lehigh, and his sisters, Mrs. J. F.
Brodie and Mrs. E. E. Coar. in Dickin-
son. Mr.. Reilly served in the Philip
pines with" Co. X, going later to Cali
where he has been %railroading
for several years.
Lac reports from Missoula. say that
Mrs. C. E. Allen, who was so danger
ously ill. is somewhat improved and
hopes are now entertained for her re-
Capt. J. G. Saunders, her
and her sister, Mrs. Henry
Cooke. are expected home Sunday. while
Mrs. j. G.. Saunders and Mrs. A. J..
Osborn will remain in Missoula with
her for some time.
Word comes to Dickinson that Dr..
Cutie recently took Scotch leave from
the Hunters Hot Springs hospi tai and
that he is now with his wife in Cali
fornia. This is the physician that W..
:. Rawson of Williston, formerly of Dick
inson, sued for injuries which he sus-
tained while taking baths early last
spring. His leg is SCARED and troubles
lin some at times, but not so as to
interfere with his work.