The Dickinson press., 1910-02-12
Mra Norris Larson is i'll at her home

Mira Morris Larson 10 i'll at her home.
d. Fisher made a "Trip to Gladstone
On Tuesday.
Household furniture for sale. Mrs. A.
H. Pomroy. First Ave. w. 2-12-2t
Little May Crandell is suffering an
attack of measles this week.
The Equal Suffrage club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. W. T. Nickel.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Lee have moved
into the Buchner house on Third Street
north this week.
Lester Bishop was in from Gorham
the first of the week and attended the
trainmen's ball.
Mrs. James Trollope of Mandan visited
this week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. C.. Hill in the city.
John Grande recently sold his farm
near Fayette to a Mr.. Dahl of Mapes, N.
D., at $40 per acre.
Lost-gold bead necklace, in opera
EDUCATIONAL church. Return to PRESS
Office. 1t
Dr.. G. A. Clarke plans to leave about
the latter part of next week for St. Paul
to attend a dentists convention which
will be held on the 23rd and oath.
Thomas Jaranski was. in Wednesday
to make homestead proof at the Dickin-
on U. S. land office. Joseph Lubtaki
and Frank Stefen acted as witnesses.
Stewart Cummings came home from
Emerson Monday and left Tuesday for
Taylor, where he will finish some work
on the new bank there.
Paul Buresc,ott and William Eckiund
of South Heart were in the city the first
of the week and attended the Train
mems ball.
E. H. Rogers, jeweler at M. A. Scher-
fius'. went up to Miles City the first of
the week to take charge of the jeweler
store of L. W. Scherfius, during the pro-
prietor's absence for a few weeks.
The P. E. o. society met Tuesday.
afternoon with Mrs. c., N. Barker.
Peppers were read by Mrs. VIM. Poor
and Mrs. M. L Ayers on the subject
of THE Need of the Hour in Dickin-
son."
Commissioner D. W. Mckenzie left
Monday for Grand Forks to attend q
county commissioners convention held
at that place this week. He will also
spend a few days in st. Paul before
returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Blakely and child
returned this week from New England.
where they visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Ireland a few days.
MI. and Mrs. Blakely plan to 60 out on
their claim north of Gladstone the
coming spring.
Miss Mary Nolan entertained several
ladies at Bridge on Tuesday evening
of this week in honor of Mrs. J. E..
Phelan of Minneapolis, who was here to
attend the wedding of her son. Very
delicious refreshments were served by
Miss Nolan at the close and a good
social time was had by everyone.
f*Thos. Bailey and daughter. Gertrude,
came in from Emerson on Monday and
visited in the city until Tuesday after
noon. They were accompanied on their
return by Mr.. Bailey's little daughter,
Beatrice, who was being treated for
several weeks in the city for q broken
leg, caused by falling from a sled while
coasting.
Otto Vinnedge and. Stewart Cummings
came in Monday from Emerson where
they had been setting the new Touring
mill boiler. Mr.. Vinnedge states that
the Emerson people should be ready to
start their mill next week. The capacity
is so barrels per day
Alderman j. r. Stewart left Tuesday
for the west. He will spend some time
in Spokane, looking after the estate OF
the late Alex Poison of which he is ad-
ministrator. He will visit friends and
relatives in OREGON and California be-
fore returning.
Mrs. T. E. Zimmerman was down
from South Heart the first of the week.
There was q big dance at the Berl
Townsend ranch on Tuesday evening
of last week. About 10 persons, from
many miles around. we're in attend
ance and the merriment continued until
an early hour the next morning. The
Q bar ranch is noted for its hospitality
in the country north.
The Congregational Missionary society
met on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
David Roberts. A very pleasant after.
noon was spent by the ladies. Papers
on home and foreign missionary worl
were read by Mrs. H. L. Dickinson,
Mrs. w. J.. Brown and Mrs. C. H.
| Wiley. All were exceptionally good.
MRS. Roberts served q splendid luncheon
Ito the ladies before their departure
FLOR their homes.
Miss Cordelia Branick was the victim
of an aaccident at the roller rink or
Saturday night which resulted in break.
ing the large bone in her right arm JUS
above the wrist. Miss Branick wa,
skating alone and one of her skates be,
came unfastened. causing her to los.
her balance and fall to the floor in sucl
a way as to cause the fracture. 1t wa.
q painful accident and will render he,
incapable of performing her duties a,
~stenoerapher for the Dickinson Rea
Estate and Loan Co. for several weeks.
Mrs. M. Mckinley was hostess OF
Monday evening at a pre-Lenten affair
to q brilliant gathering of about thirt,
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