The Dickinson press., 1910-05-28
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Bert Townsend was in from Quinion
this week.
The family of j. o. Mullaney moved
this week into the Claude Shaw house,
which they recently purchased.
Mrs. Lee Nichols and Mrs. Al.
Nichols of Mandan arrived this week
to spend some time with the former
lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
Mckinley.
Mrs. Thomas Pugh and children
arrived in the city from Larimore last
Saturday evening. Attorney Pugh has
rented the Cunningham house on Fifth
Ave. w.. and is busy getting their car
of household goods %unpacked.
B. L. Leo of Livingston representing
the Continental Casualty Company of
Chicago was in the city a few days this
week. On his return Wednesday he
was accompanied by A. H. Louden,
also a representative of the same COM
pany, who will spend some time in the
western territory.
Saturday and Monday Specials !
Silk Underskirts. See Window.
Roquetfe Bros.
The P. E. o. society met for an even
ing of social entertainment with Mrs.
NJ. t. Ayers on Tuesday evening. The
husbands also were invited for the hours
following the business session: This
was the last meeting for the society
this season.
Walter c. Fait of Taylor, candidate
for county superintendent of schools.
was in Dickinson on Tuesday. Mr..
Fait finished his school at Taylor last
week and will be in a position now 10
get over the county and get acquainted
with the people.
Rev. F. L. Watkins will preach. the
baccalaureate sermon next Sunday even
ing at the Methodist church to the
graduating class of 1910. The COM
mencement exercises will be held the
following Friday, June 3, at the high
school auditorium.
Mrs. C.. M. Dinsdale entertained the
teachers of the public schools last Satur-
day evening at her home on Third
Street, Second Ave. w. The evening
was pleasantly spend at cards and the
hostess served delicious refreshments at
the close.
Firemen Frank and Geo. Rice and E.
Cummings left the first of the week to
spend several weeks at their old homes
in Wilton, Wis. They will also spend
some time in Minneapolis, where Mr..
Cummings represents the local branch
of Locomotive Fireman at a convention
in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Hevener left on
Monday in their Overland auto for St.
Paul where they expected to be Joined
about Sunday by Mr.. Hevener's mother,
Mrs. D. r. Hevener. and sister, Mrs.
Debach, who were to take the train from
here the last of the week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hevener are to be It the lakes for
a few weeks. returning home the last
of June.a
Auditor J. A. McGregor took a run
down from Medora this week to get treat
ment for severe cold which he had
contracted. The people Of Billings
county are 90 Well pleased with Mr..
McGreeor's record as a citizen and
county official that th.esyy, are not putting
up any candidate against$him for a re-
nomination. which Hiss ii it should be.
MI. and Mn. A. n. Kinnamon were
visitors from New England the first of
tue week. MI. Kinnamon is a real
estate dealer. He has a number of
choice lots that he purchased last fall of
the Milwaukee Townsite Co. and last
week he made some choice selections at
Regent.
Walter Sterland of Gladstone recently
received an invitation from the mayor
of the city Of Monroe. Mich, to be
present at the dedication of a monu-
ment in honor of General Geo. Custer
at his birthplace. The dedication SER
vices are to be held on June 4. Mr..
Sterland was with Gen. Custer from
1873 until the Custer Massacre in 1876
and is perhaps the only man in Stark
county who fought with this famous
General. Mr.. Sterland may not be able
to attend this dedication event.