The Dickinson press., 1910-08-13

"A was OOfn 10 ME. 9n0 Qfo, /
Arthur 9Ctuy!o Of Gladstone on Assnst 9.
Mt. and Mrs. Julius, Hellst were, up
from cldstone the first Of the week.
S. r. Shannon. returned from the Twin
Cities On Tuesday.s .ts9@ yse8 5s ~y37I
Miss Mary GROCER went to her homes
stead on Knife liver this week g 9aTd
p, r. 4: Davis made . business. trip
to Hesbaion Sunday. spiasm,r sno So,
c. D. aLitch returned,las week from al
Two wesks'vvisit in Ohio. ri. eass hf4ogl
Clinton Davis went to Madison. Mimi,
last Saturday evening on account Of the
death Of. his mother: , ,.a', i"a>. .as.
Frank Jennings vas helping at the
freight depot ,ithis week in the absence
of Clint Davis t,sas;tte eal33a.8 ST
The Northern Pacific is Strengthening
the main track past the electric light
plant and the Mansdan properties. =
Mrs. A. G. Elfstrom accompanied Miss.
Anderson to Thompson. Iowa. this week
and expected to be absent from the city
for several weeks. ts53
Mr.. and Mrs. Welton Mcdonald and
daughter were due in Seattle this week
from their ten or twelve days. trip into
Alaska.
Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Watkins re-
turned the first of the week from Bis
marck where Mrs. Watkins sister had
died.
Mrs. W. j. Brown wen to Bismarck
on Thursday. Mr.. Brown and Herman
went the night before with their car and
live stock.
Miss Josephine Wiley, who has been
visiting at the home of her uncle c. H.
Wiley. for several weeks, returned to
her home in Steele, N. D., Tuesday.
Manager W. r. Peet went to Glendive
on Wednesday where the Dickinson
Heating & Plumbing Co. is installing
a heating and plumbing system in the
new $50, 900 Berry hotel annex.
Attorney Thomas H. Pugh has bought
lots 7 and 8 in block 8. Young's End
addition. The sale was made through
John Orchards real estate agency for j.
E. Phelan.
The affairs of the Dakota National
Bank are under Government supervision,
which is so rigid that the word National
10 q cx,nonynn for eofo<1, ~
Frank Parrot, an old friend of Dis
patcher ]. P. Donahue in Glendive, was
down the first of the week to see Wibaux
play with the Dickinson nine.
j. o. Pomroy, brother of Miss Eva
Alcott, who had been visiting at the
Currie-Alcott farm south of the city for
a few days, returned 10 Minneapolis last
Saturday. Mrs. Pomroy remained for a
few days longer, also Mrs. J. H. Wat
son.
On account of illness in his family at
Fargo. D. D: Sullivan did not personally
fill his date at Dickinson on Wednesday
but sent N. M. Klaers, manager of the
Minot Office, who also made New Salem
and Mandan. going to Fargo for Sunday.
E. S. Bear, a former civil engineer
for the Mp. Ry. at Dickinson. now To-
c,ted at Glendive. has taken a contract
at Beach to drain the surface. water
from a low place near the Russell Miller
Milling Co. property at an expense Of
around 81. 600. X, It. .s,,.44s
Charlotte, Merle and Kennith Beall of
Mandan are spending their vacation
with their brother, Fred Beall. at SuNy
Springs. Fred Beall was t~ransacting:
business in Dickinson on Thursday
The Mandan visitors are. the children
'of MI. and Mrs. ALI Beall. formerly, of
this city, *,
Miss Mabel. Cummings, reporter and
~bookkeeper for the PRESS, returned
Tuesday night from a three weeks stay
in Glendive where her brother, Earl
Cummings, has been seriously ill the
past month. He is considered out Of
danger now, but canno expect to leave
the hospital for several weeks yet. .f.
Foreman and Mrs. j. B. Delinger left
Sunday noon for Chicago for the Knights
Templar c~onclave, the formal opening
of which takes place on Tuesday. From
Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. Delinger 60 to
Saginaw, Buffalo and other eastern
points which will occupy their attention
for some weeks. Thee. Sheboskey acts
as day foreman for the N. P. at this
place during Mr.. Delinger's absence.
p. fl. Rogers had a little business in
the city on Tuesday with q fellow who
had traded him some mortaaged prop
erty. Come to find out the fellow had
given three FIRST mortgages on the same
horse and had not Given in the right
brand for any of the mortgages. He
was working hard Tuesday ia square up,