The Dickinson press., 1910-07-02

Order your Ice cream, early, do-n not
spend the Fourth without ice, cream
from the Dickinson Candy Shop. III
Nj. ..and Nh. 5E. i. LilIibsidts a,idi11
family left Wednesday for the Wilcox
ranch, where they were - spend several
days. s
OTTO Hettinla returned this weet fom
his mouths vacation n Ills old me
in lowa. and heE resumed His duties ct
the Fist Nationsl Bank.
c. C. Mead stated Friday that they
had about finished 81 sheasins as. his ]
Cannon Ball river ranch. The Aseces
are light this season but ofaood quality.
John F. Mead left Thursday evening
for Randolph. Vermont 70 spend The
Fourth with his family. He will % out
again in the fall to help his brother
with stock shipments.
Rev.C. r. Stout, formerly of Indiana,
has recently been appointed by Rev. s.
A. Danford, as preacher Of the Metho-
dist church at Beach. beginning the first
Sunday in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. veieel and Nj.
Veigel's mother, also Mrs. veieel's
sister, Mrs. Kellar, who are visiting
here now. made a pleasure trip to.
Medora few days this week.
Miss Mollie Matheson, sister of Mrs.
John Leask. is suffering an attack Of
typhoid fever at the Brainerd hopsital.
where she is training for nurse. Her
condition was not serious
Detroit vaper stoves mean Easy cook
ing. Turn on the gasoline, light it;
that's all there is to it. Ready for
business; sold at F. M. Thompson's
Racket store. 7 -2-2t
Detroit vaper stove sold by Fred M.
Thompson are little high priced, but
they pay 10U per cent interest on the
money invested in saving of oil. 7-2-2t
Fred M. Thompson is cementing and
fixing up his basement where he plans
to open second hand store in the near
future.
Miss Alice Hargrave, sister of Miss
Josephine, the librarian here. was
married at her home i'll Ripon. Wis.,. on
the 10th to Mr.. Anders of Fargo Miss
Josephine, who is visiting at her home
now, acted as bridesmaid at the cere-
mony.
F. [. Gehrt and Miss X. Hansen were
married on Wednesday at St. Johns
Episcopal church by Rev. j. S. Bray
field. They are from the country about
80 miles northeast of here, originally
of Pomroy, Iowa. The groom has a
farm where they will reside.
Miss Goldie Homer, of the PRESS
force. left Friday for Sentinel Butte
where she will visit until after the
Fourth with her mother. Mrs. Viola
Homer, at her claim. Miss Homer was
accompanied by her cousin. Bert
Hollenbeck.
The members of Co. X held picnic
or outing last Sunday al McGilliyray's g
pasture short distance west of the
city. Tents were pitched and army
manuevers were conducted. Several
ladies and gentlemen went out from the
city and enjoyed luncheon with the
boys.
A man from Iowa was in Dickinson
on Thursday looking for government
land. He stated that during the last
ten days he had been through Mime
sofa. Canada and eastern North Dakota
and he saw no section that had as good
crop prospects as the country in Stark.
He noticed the difference as soon as he
crossed the Morton county line.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Topliff of Boston
arrived in the city recently. Mr..
Topliff represents j. Koshland Co.. wool
buyers, and will be in Dickinson during
the buying season. So far there are NO
offers made for wool this season and
most houses want consignments rather
than purchases.
News was received here last week OF
the death of DR.. G. L. Gates at his home
in Hancock, MINI. The ''old doctor
as he was familiarly known was almost
totally deaf and was struck by light
engine and thrown some distance.
About every bone in his body being
broken. but his face was unblemished.
His body was taken to Janevsille. Wis.,.
for burial. Dr.. Gates had many friends
in Dickinson.
The corner stone of the new Masonic
temple was laid on Thursday morning
at 10 o clock with very little ceremonial
display. The members marched in g
body and stood while the regular ritual
service was read by Master
Gartley. The stone bears the Masonic
emblem and the year Of erection and
contains the Blue lodge charter, list
of the members Of the Blue lOdde. Chan.