The Dickinson press., 1910-02-12

Gordon Dodd wat in Spokane last
week.
Joe Cuskelly made a trip to Oakdale
this week.
Harve Robi nson was down from Senti-
mel Butte Friday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Olson
on February S. a daughter.
Miss Nellie Ferris wat called to Beach
on Thursday evening, professionally.
Or. F. u. Goetsch made a business
trip to GlendWe the latter part Of the
week.
N. L. Ayers was in Fargo this week
attending q meeting Of the State Press
association.
Mrs. Frank Lucas and son of Sentinel
Butte were business visitors in tho city
the latter part Of The week.
A. H. Arnett is doing business in
Fargo and the Twin cities and will
probably not return for q few days yet.
Miss Lou Stewart. night manager
at the N. P. restaurant. has been off
duty the past week On account of sick
ness.
Charles Hurich, who underwent an
operation at the Fisher hospital recently.
was able to leave for his home on
Saturday.
Mrs. Mark Tallmadge left for Brainerd
on Friday where Mr.. Tallmadge is under
Going a siege of typhoid fever at the
hospital there.
j. A. Kitchen, superintendent of
schools in Billings county, was in the
city the first of the week and visited
the high school and grades.
Hugh McKeever, the youngest son of
Y~ardmaster and Mrs. Hugh McKeever
was seriously ill the first of the week
with an attack of heart trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Phelan were the
guests of Judge and Mrs. w. c. Craw-
turning to Minneapolis Thursday.
Miss Mae Brennan was in the city a
few days this week, the guest of Mrs.
Catherine Ray. She was en- route from
her home in Minneapolis to Seattle.
Andrew Erdahl is taking a vacation
from his duties at the u. S. land Office
and is visiting relatives and friends in
Blue Earth and other Minnesota points.
Ole Tollefson has sold his butcher shop
and business at Taylor to Messrs. Moore
and Neal. MIR. Tollefson will return to
the city in the near future and will
make his home here.
Anton the 9-months' -old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Steckler of Rich
ardton died Thursday at the Stein hos
pital of pneumonia. The remains were
taken to Richardton for interment.
Married. at the Congregational parson-
age Saturday: February S, by Rev. W.
Mildred Stucke of Mandan. The groom
is a conductor on the N. P. with head
quarters in this city.
Fred Reece purchased this week two
fine teams of horses from John Martin.
which he will use in farming his quarter
section of land lear Alden. Mr.. Reece
expects to sever his connection with the
Max Beres barber establishment and
commence farming operations some
time in March.
F. G. Hebron returned Thursday after
loon from Mandan where he had beef
for two weeks assisting the state
attorney in prosecuting the blind pie
cases. Two permanent injunctions were
secured but most of the cases were
amended and will come up at the Marcel
term. The drug store at Almont wal
closed for noncompliance with the
prohibition law.
E. P. Lee and w. j. Brown were il
Bismarck on Tuesday and consummatet
a deal. whereby the Reed, Stevenson
Laundry became the property of tn
Northwestern Laundry Co., which own
and operates the laundry in this cit!
and one at Mandan. MIR. Brown viii
have charge of the business at Bismarc|
in connection with the Mandan business
after the 18th of April.
Report Friday afternoon shows tn,
following pupils winners of valentines il
the Crowley contest, and the name o
being the best spoilers in their respective
GRADES: Two LIST grades. Frances
ISchewieeer. Leroy Jenning: two Enc
grades, Harold Kobn. James McAndrews
two 3rd grades. Lucille Clarke. Thora
lessen 4th grade, Edaar Berg 4th On,
5th grade combined, Clarer.1ce watso -
9Th Grade, Gladly: fouts; 9Th grade e
Walter M lcsser: 7th grade. Jessie Hill
~. grade, Elsie Cummings.