The Dickinson press., 1910-06-18

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Mrs. Dr.. H. Anderson as taken down
with scarlet fever this week.
Mrs. Tom vallancey returned Wednes-
day from fiawley. Mimi. where she has
been spending a short time.
Bernard and Charles Angel are
spending the week at the home Of their.
uncle. R. Finger, of South Heart.
S. P. Gotta sold a quarter section of
land near Richardton last week to M.
N. Woolery of Hebron al a good price.
H. P. Heath was in Monday from the
south with a load of wheat for which he
received 91c per bushel.
Miss Mildred Smith expects to leave
Sunday for Selah. WASH. where he will
visit Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M.
Smith for the summer months.
Earl Akenhead left Saturday for the
Akenhead farm north of Gladstone,
after attending the Dickinson school
the past year.
Chas. Burdick. who has a farm north
Of Gladstone. left Saturday to visit
his old home at Hancock. Wis, for
several weeks.
W. H. Merrifield and sister, Miss
Merrifeld. of Medora visited MI. and
Mrs. VIM. Gardner q few days last
week.
Mrs. H. K. Nichols returned Sunday
from a several weeks visit at her old
lone in Eau Claire and other points in
Wisconsin,. ..
Ned Dobson came up from Asalndan
Sunday g spend 9 short vacation from
his duties at the Merchants State Bank,
with his mother. Mrs. Eva Dobson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Starke arrived from
Chicago last Saturday and will spend
the summer months at the home of her
son, Charles Starke, of the u. S. land
Office. +.
Mrs. j. A. Palmer returned the first
of the week from Glendive, where she
was called by the death of her mother,
Mrs. Agnes Morton, whose demise was
caused by old age.
Matt Reuter- has just finished the
foundation for the new annex to the
North Dakota hotel. The job would
have been done last week had it moi
been for the rain,
H. E. Trammell of galloway, Mimi.
was in Dickinson on Monday. Mr..
Trammell is a brother-in-law of W. A.
Cheadle, the elevator man at South
Heart.
Mrs. E. A. Lillibridge entertained
eight ladies at her home last Saturday
afternoon and at dinner. The menr
was delicious and the ladies enjoyed
the afternoons social chat %splendidly.
Mrs. Will Carroll and family lef
Wednesday for Spokane. where she vii
visit her mother, Mrs. 7. B. McDonoueh
for several weeks. They will also yisf
relativessi In Tacoma aud other points ii
Washington, and at Missoula, Mont.
Miss Lillian Kihm arrived in the cit.
Wednesday from Chicago to spend F.
few days with friends before continuing
to her home in Billings. Mont, to spen,
the vacation months with her parents
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Kihm.
Tom Summers was called to Missoul
last week by the death of his sister
Mrs. D. II. Fortney. of appendicitis
Mrs. Fortney formerly lived at Lehie|
and in the city and had many friend
who will regret her sudden death.
Attorney L. r. Baird and r. S. Brook
ings were among those who returned tn
first of the week from the Masoni
doings at Fargo. They say that the
had their moneys worth and they ar
sure that they will 60 down again whel
new candidates are to be initiated.
Miss Hattie Kono left Sunday for
Fond du Lac, Lodi. and other points il
Wisconsin, where she will visit rela
tives for several weeks. She stopped il
the Twin Cities en- route east. Mis-
Edna Kono, her sister. is supplying a
Reed Bros. store during her absence.
This week Roy. F. Z. Watkins ha
been helping Rev. A. W. Brown wit
revival meeti1issii in Olive: county. HI
will also be present at Center on tn
10th when a fine new Methodist churc
is to be dedicated. Dr.. E. T. Robertson
Of Grand Forks will preach the dedi
.catory sermon.
Most of the last consignment of ne,
books for the library are on the shelves
another order for books for the rentin,
collection will be sent for soon. Thes
b ooks are the latest fiction. paid by
special fund and S cents a week rem
is charged, until the book is paid fol
The first order has almost paid itsel
now.