The Dickinson press., 1910-09-10

Furnished rooms for rent. Inquir,
of Mrs. Adolph Jausa. 9-10-2,
Miss Kate REGAIN left Saturday morn
ing for a months visit with relative,
at points in Wisconsin. Gs
Mrs. D. E. Crowley entertained the
ladies of the Dorcas society at her home
on Friday afternoon.
Ben Levy of Minneapolis is visit nj
his sons, Albert B. and Leonard Levy,
st%orekeepers in Dickinson.
Get that boy of yours one of those
knickerbockers kant wear vest suits at
81. so. The Levy Bros. want to see you.
Sims street. 1t
The missionary society of the Congre-
gational church will be entertained at
the home of Mrs. Dave Roberts Tuesday
afternoon at 3 80 O'Clock.
John Orchard has been asked to assist
with the dedication services of the new
Congregational church at Rocky Butte
near Beach on September IS.
Joseph Schriader was up from Glad
stone on Friday to make five year home
stead proof. Frank %Grundhauser and
Nick Herr acted as witnesses.
Notice of insolvency of the Dickinson
Meat & Grocery Co. has been published
and a meeting of the creditors is called
for 2 O'Clock, September 26, to appoint
an assignee.
DR.. and Mrs. John C. Tasche and
children arrived the middle of the week
from Glen Ullin and are now settling in
the house recently vacated by j. P.
Rerringer on Sims street.
Any property owners having houses to
rent, will do we'll to list them with John
Orchard, the City Real Estate man. He
is in a need of four cottages and one
modern house for immediate possession.
Mrs. Dan Manning visited in Bis
marck the first of the week while her
husband took in the Roosevelt reception
at Fargo. Mr.. Manning was a member
of the reception committee.
The Suffrage club will meet Friday,
September 16, at the home of Mrs. E.
A. Lillibridge. The meeting is called
for 2 80 and the business of the after
noon includes election of officers.
Mrs. E. G. Bishop brought her son
Lester in from their ranch at Gorham
the first of the week suffering with what
proved to be a case of typhoid fever.
He is being cared for in apartments at
the j. B. Dehlinger home and the case
is cc:.ogressins as we'll as could be ex-
pected.
". j. Brown, vice president of the
Northwestern Steam Laundry Co., hav-
ing plants at Dickinson, Mandan and
Bismarck. has purchased the home of r.
C. Burnett at Bismarck. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown removed from Dickinson about a
month ago to take up the new work at
the capital city.
Mrs. DR.. r. o. Crawford and children
of Eldorado, Mo-, arrived in the city
Thursday night to visit for q few weeks.
DR.. Crawford, a brother of Judge W.
C. Crawford and Alderman B. H. Craw-
ford of this city. visited in Dickinson
some seven or eight years ago and is
expected to join his family here in
about a week.
Tom Vallancey and Reuben Lyon are
planning for a grand two-day's hunt
the last of the month. They will
choose sides by lot, Tom Vallancey act
ing as captain of one side and Reuben
Lyon of the other, and will then hunt to
see which side can gain the mos
points. All sportsmen interested should
send their names to either Of the gentle.
men at once.
The members of the Elk lodge haG
their first meeting of the season or
Tuesday evening of this week. -Four
candidates were initiated into thu
order, d.. E. J. Hauser, Nm Huessen.
Rasmus Jensen and H. j. C. Hirchmar
of Hettineer. A banquet followed the
initiatory work. H. C. Short of Medora
was present and extended to all Elk
an invitation to attend a barbecue feas|
and hunting trip to his ranch in thu
Bad Lands on October 1. invitation
have also been given to the Elk lodges
at Fargo. Valley City. jamestown and
Bismarck and no doubt q large crowd
will partake of Mr.. Shorts hospitality
and have q royal good time.