The Dickinson press., 1910-03-19

Wanted-a girl for general housework.
Apply to Mira D. E. Crowley. 1t
Mrs. j. 3. Dehlinaer will entertain
the Good Times Club next Thursday
afternoon from 3 to 6.
Wanted-a girl for general Homework
to commence first of April. Apply to
Mrs. G. A. Clarke. 3-19-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall of St.
Paul. cousins Of Guy Hunter, visited
last week. at the Hunter home in this
city.
Mrs. Roy Olmsted from Rainy Butte
underwent q minor operation at the
Stein recently.
Miss Ruth Erickson from the kim
hotel is receiving treatment at the Stein
hospital tor al injured knee.
Adam Lefor was in the city Friday.
He shipped his horses in just before
the flood and is ready to supply the
farmers with good teams.
If you want" pleasant evening next
Wednesday night, hear {. 3. Wicker
sham al the. opera house. It. will be
the concluding number of the Citizens
Lecture Course.
Peter Lish. the young son of MI. and
Mrs. Frank Lish. suffered an acute
attack of appendicitis this week and
was taken to the Stein hospital, where
he will be operated upon later.
Fred Leonbereer purchased this week
from Charles Martin q fine team Of work
horses. paying SAYS for the pair. Mr..
and Mrs. Leonber9ef left this week for
their farm near Emerson where they
will commence farming operations soon.
Miss Cordelia Branick expects to leave
Sunday for Miles City. Mont, where
she will accept a position as bookkeeper
and stenoeraplier for the Lyle Elevator
Co. there.
A deal was contaminated this week
Wolf, proprietor of the Wolf hotel. max
Willard just east of his building. The
price paid Mrs. Leonbereer was 81, 600.
The Mission tea held at the McGdli-
vray residence on the afternoon ofsSt.
Patrick's day, under the auspices of
the Episcopal church, raj we'll patron
lied and all present enjoyed the after
Moons entertainment delightfully."-.
Green and white were the predominant
ing colors in the St. Patrick's day tea.
Miss Eva Alcott. accompanied on the
piano by Miss Lula Rowell, rendered
vocal solos which were thoroughly en-
joyed. and Miss Gail Geisleman de-
lighted all with several piano selections.
o. E. Vinnedee returned Wednesday
from a three-weeks' business trip in
the Alberta country. He Wa: just be-
hind a bic snow avalanche on the c. P.
r. and owing to the general difficulty of
travel did not 60 into British Columbia
as he had planned but will probably do
so during the e x ten days. At
S%trathcona Mr.. Vinnedge saw Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Smith, who are getting
along quite well. although Mr.. Smith
has not enjoyed very good health since
his last operation. He plans now to
move to a farm which they have a few
miles out from the city. Mr.. Vinnedge
walked across from Bismarck on Wednes-
day and reports that it is a great sight
fill the bottom lands east of Mandan
along the Missouri river.
Mrs. F. M. Smith was again guest .of
honor at a farewell party given last
Saturday by Mrs M. A. Scherflus.
The P. E. o. society ladies made up
the crowd, who brought their work and
several informal readings were rendered
by some of the members. Mrs.
Scherffius served a dainty luncheon on
small tables. The place cards were of
P. E. o. design and had an original
stanza, bearing on the departure of a
faithful member. The guest of honor
was presented with a bunch of daffodils
and a P. E. o. spoon. Pink and white
carnations and tulips were used etfec-
lively in decorating the rooms. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith left Monday for Selah,
WASH, their new home. =.