The Dickinson press., 1910-06-11

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day to spend several weeks at the Veieel
home.
Dispatcher and Mrs. Litchy have
rented the j .Leonbereer house furnished.
for the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
berger expect to live on their farm
about a mile east of the city. to look
after their fine crops there.
A party Of about IL ladies met at the
Pat Mckinley home on Monday evening
to surprise Mrs. Lee Nichols of Mandan,
who is visiting her parents. 500 was
the pastime and a splendid lunch
brought by the ladies was enjoyed. ;,
Billie Parker accompanied his uncle,
Geo. H. Parker, back to the ranch the
first of the week. where he will spend
the vacation months. Mrs. Geo. H.
Parker remained in the city at the j.
C. F. Parker home.
Mrs. j. L%eonbereer entertained; "a
party of IA ladies at 500 Tuesday even
ing in honor of Mrs. Lee Nichols of
Mandan, a fine luncheon served by the
hostess constituted a part of the even
ing's enjoyment. -
Charles N. Ferrier, a former district
veterinarian of this state. was in Dick
inson the past week He is a travelling
salesman located in San Francisco.
Mr.. Ferrier spent ten years in the
Philippines after leaving North Dakota.
His sister, Mrs. Smith, of jamestown,
was to meet him here for q short visit.
Conductor j. K. Porter is examining
6remen for promotion to engineers this
week. Trainmaster Sexton had SO
much work on hand that he found it
necessary to take Mr.. Porter off his.
passenger run to make the examination.
which requires something like q week.
1t gives Mr.. Porter a chance to be at
home.
At the annual meeting of the Womans
Auxiliary of the Episcopal church re-
Gently held in Fargo. Mrs. T. j. Greene
was elected second vice president and
also delegate from North Dakota to the
meeting in connection with the general
convention to be held in October at
Cincinnati. ::
j. F.. Gardner Of The Gold-Stabeck
Land & Credit Co., returned Thursday
from an extended business trip in the
northern part of the state. He was
accompanied by J. L. Davis. who owns
a farm north and wants to see how the
country looks around Dickinson. Mr..
Gardner was obliged to leave his auto
mobile at Mandan owing to the heavy
rains. :"
The A. B. Clarke Horse Sales Co.,
Miles City, Mont. will Eold their next
big sale on June 20, ii. % and %.
They will sell on these dates 4 .00(
horses. consisting of all classes. II
you want horses attend this sale, they
will have more horses than they know
what to do with, they must be sold ani
your price takes them. 6-11-2l
Local representative-Salary $500 t,
$50 monthly. Extra commission ant
Office expenses. Representative mus
have sufficient cash to carry stock t,
supply the demand created by new law
and other conditions. Send references
Position permanent. Rapid advance
ment to good man. Address Sturei
Thayer, sales Director, 400 Nationa
Bank. Commerce Bldg., Minneapolis
MINI. 6-l1-2l
The Mandan Mercantile Co. ha
bought the railroad pile of telephone
poles damaged by fire in the local yard
recently and are having the same Gu
up into fence post lengths and the sam,
are now for sale in lots to suit pur
chasers. Many of the poles are As #
in length. slightly injured by the fire
making them very desirable for buildin
purposes and also for rural telephon
poles. Call early if interested in bar
gains in this line. 6-11-2
During the thunder shower Wednesda,
lightning entered the sewing room o.
the second floor of the L. j. Dickinsol
home and set fire to the contents
People passing saw the fire and CAV
the alarm at once 80 that there wa
little damage other than from smok
and water. The ladies were in lh
kitchen at the time the lightning
entered the room, probably ON tn
electric wire, and YER too mucl
frightened to 60 up stairs. Mr.. Dickin
son carried insurance and will los
nothing by the fire except the incon
venience.
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