The Dickinson press., 1910-12-24

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south of Rainy butte on Tuesday to make
communication proofs at the Dickinson u.
S. land Office. They drove to New
ENGLAND and hired Otto Thress to take
them to Dickinson in his auto
Will the person who found laundry
bag with ladies wearing apparel, in
front of Greene's drug store S mday
evening, December 18th, please return
same to Mrs. Mary Schwindt or leave
work at Greene's drug store. Up
Miss Phern Alguier. sister to Mrs.
Paul Floody of this city, made final five
year proof Monday on her homestead
near Regent. Miss Alguier has been
teaching school in that vicinity and is
well known in Dickinson. from her fire.
quent visits here.
The Ladies Aid society of the Congre-
Gational church will have a business
meeting at the church next Wednesday
afternoon. All the ladies are requested
to be there as arrangements will be
made for the annual business meeting
early in the year and some unfinished
fair business will be completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Davis left Monday
for San Diego, California, where they
will enjoy that pleasant climate for the
winter months. They expected to stop
off at Corwin Hot Springs in Montana to
rest for several days, thence proceed
south. They have closed their Dickin-
son home for the winter.
Drs. Barker & Gartley are having some
plumbing done this week in their offices
in the First National bank building.
They will have new sanitary wash bowls
and sinks and each chair will be fitted
with a fountain cuspidor. This will
make things much more convenient for
the doctors besides making the office up
to-date in every way.
At the regular meeting of the o. E.
s.. on December is. the following Off
GERS were installed for the ensuing term /:
Mrs. Fred Turner. W. NJ. ; W. j. Zim-
norman, W. P. Mrs. W. j. thinner
man, asso. M. : Cora Colwell, sec. +; Mrs.
R.. H. Johnson, treas. Mrs. A.. w.
Ellickson. conductress; Nellie Dins-
dale, assistant conductress; Mrs. B. E.
Noark, warden: A. P. Folsom. sentinel !;
star points: Mrs. Joe Hoag, Misses
Lizzie Rapp, Maysie Dinsdale, Emma
Christensen and Agatha Fruh. A BAN
quet was enjoyed after the work of in
stallation.
Rev. J. C. Erb and son Paul were in
from Manning on Wednesday to meet
Mrs. Erb and two children, who arrived
from Des Moines, Iowa. Rev. j.. C. Erb
is the Methodist minister at Manning,
Emerson and Oakdale, and has a home
stead three and one-half miles northeast
of Manning. He came out or the 10th
of September and has constructed a
comfortable frame house and a sod barn
since his arrival. Both he and his son
like this country. Mr.. Erb is also the
special representative of some eastern
land holders in Dunn county.
j. J.. Rozell was in the city on Mon
day visiting some of his friends and
attending to little business matters.
Mr.. Rozell has just returned from Lee
Claire, Iowa. where he has bought a
nice home and where his wife and three
daughters are settled. Mr.. Rozella has
benin the 4ranching business in Bill
linGs county for about nineteen years
and thinks that he can retire now and
make his home some where where his
children will get everyy.1''educadona]
advantage:~.He will sell theArenIalnder
off' his horses ranch thiiidinss md ex-
pectsss JOIN his.farniiy sso6n:4- all
Among Am NJ i he" fdi I sss students , attend
ing outside institutions. who are spend
ing the holiday season at home are
: Hartwell johnson, Deane Wiley. Walter
Ray and Robert Scarf from the Grand
Forks u. !; Bernard Angel, Arthur Parker
and Maynard Litch from the Minnesota
!. u. !; Frank Zimmerman from an institu.
: ton at Howe, Ind. j; James Soules and
Eugene Greene from the Shattuck Mill.
tary school; Raymond Hayes and Gervis
Manning from St. Thomas college. st.
Paul Elsie Pelissier from the N. D.
Agricultural COLLEGE; ,Margery johnson
t from her musical studies in Minneapolis
Misses Ellen and Florence Walton
from St. GATHERINGS school in Mime
, apolis: Frances Soules from Stanle!
Hall school Minneapolis; Viola Mase
from the Lutheran Ladies Seminary a
! Red Wing, and Victor Maser from tn
Luther school at St. Paul.
Last week N. F. Boncher died of hear
. trouble in California, where he had jus
. arrived. hoping to improve his health
\ by the change of climate. The long triI
and high altitude reached or the way
] proved to be too much for the old Bis
marck resident. and he barely reaches