The Dickinson press., 1910-05-21

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: Ma. Geo. Y. Stone ~represanted the
Mott CONGREGATIONAL chapch in the con-
ference in Glen ,uilin this week
Miss Cora Simpson was il Beach tie
6rst Of The week TO- take depositions In
q case for Attorney Andrews She was
accompanied on her return by Mrs.
Christina Messersmith. nv,
Allen Harleman was at Richardton
and Taylor on business the first of the
week. I'd a.s
Mrs. A. Dingman and Miss Henrietta
Fox went to .Fairview the first Of the
week to visit friends for several days.
P. Mckinley is having the Gem Hotel
refreshed with paint.
Examinations at the high school be-
gin next Thursday and will finish with
the close Of school on June 3.
8. F. Manning was in from the north
this week to receive a herd Of $50
cattle from the o. H. Wichman place
south of New England.
Sheriff WEIGH and Deputy Jerry
Dryer are assisted at the present term
of court by Bailiffs Garfield Partridge
and Joe Fread.
We will be glad to show you some
very choice styles in auto and taxi cab
bonnets at the Parlor Millinery store. 1t
Every man and woman who pays bills
should do 70 with checks on the Dakota
National bank. 1t is an insurance
against over-payment.
Miss Mary GROCER arrived from St.
Paul the past week for a short stay in
the city while a claim house was being
erected or her homestead just taken in
the Knife river country north of Hebron.
Miss GROCER was formerly a teacher in the
Dickinson schools.
Rev. l. B. Hardy. who was the last
Baptist pastor in this city, leaving
about ten years ago. was in the city
Tuesday renewing old acquaintance.
He wal on his way from his field at
Livingston to Jamestown on business.
Mrs. E. P. Lee was to have repre-
scented the Missionary society of the
Congregational church at the conference
at Glen Ullin on Wednesday but owing
to. delayed No. 8 was unable to get down
in time. Mrs. Lee had a splendid paper
to read and was also to assist Mrs. W.
j. Brown in rendering a vocal duet on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Kate Edgar arrived Wednesday
evening from Waller. Mont, and will
spend the summer. in Dickinson look.
ing after her houses. Miss Olive will
come in June as Don as her school
is Out. Nathan Foster has finished
seeding at his Waller farm and will b.
in the Great Falls country shearin{
sheep at 10 cents per head next month
Levi Colerove has been visiting rela
tives in the city for q few weeks ant
plans on going to Montana the last O.
the month to visit his son. Levi. H,
has sold his farm in Hettinger count.
and has also disposed Of his residenc.
lots in the Observation-Disclosures ad'
dition in this city.
Mrs. j. W. Ellis, mother of Mrs. Nm.
Llttlehales of this city, died at her home
at La Sale. e Denver, Colorado,
of heart failure. Her daughter of this
city was at her bedside when death
came. Mrs. Ellis visited in Dickinson
several times and has many friends
here who will regret her demise. Mrs.
Littlehales and son. John, are expected
home in a few days.
To the many friends and neighbors
who so kindly assisted us, to those who
offered assistance, to those who sem
flowers and words of sympathy and love
during the illness and death of oul
darling boy. Russell, re wish to express
our heartfelt thanks. We can not repa.
you, words can not express our feelin,
of gratitude to you. God. in his infinit,
mercy, only can reward you. MR.. ant
MRS. ?. S. BERG.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Harnden hav,
planned quite an extended visiting tri]
in western North Dakota. They lef
this week for Antelope, their forme
home, from which place they expecte.
to drive north into Dunn county to visi
their daughter, Mrs. John Gustafson
Their next move is an overland tril
to Lennon, S. D. Mr.. Harnden feel
that he will know the country west o
the Missouri river after they get ba:l
from their long drive.
Paul Koch returned this week from
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