The Dickinson press., 1910-02-19
p. j. Pelissier returned from Fargo
the first of the week,

p. J. Pelissier returned from Fargo
the first of the week.
D. Fouts, who has been having lots
of trouble this winter with rheumatism,
went to Hunters Hot Springs the past
week for treatment.
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. D. Hevener enter
tanned q few of their friends at q bowl
ing party on Thursday evening at the c,
II, DeFoe bowling alley.
Mrs. Harry Harleman and Mrs. Harry
Beidler entertained the Ladies Aid
society of the Methodist church at the
Harleman home on Thursday afternoon.
Rev. R. ]. Kellogg writes from Nc
Hendry that his wife has about re-
covered her health. She is still at
Galesbure, Ill., but Mr.. Kellogg plans 10
take her back to North Dakota within
a month or two.
The press dispatches of February is
from Eau Claire. Wis. read: Adopted
the commission form Of government by
a majority of 900 votes out of q total
of 1000. The opposition campaign
was held by the mayor and council.
Rev. W. j.. Brown attended the
annual state board meeting of the home
missionary society of Congregational
churches It Valley City on Wednesday.
He found the storm very bad in the
eastern part of the state. in consequence
of which very few attended the meet
ing.
Mr.. Voss, of the Yoss Auto Co.,
Mandan. vas in Dickinson again this
week looking after Buick car sales.
Mr.. Voss has the agency for Stark
county and is looking for a. suitable
building in which 10 open a sales Office
in this city. He does no attempt q
livery business but gives his whole
time to the sale of Buick cars.
The Ladies of the Maccabees installed
the following officers on Wednesday
evening: Miss Lizzie Rapp. lady COM
mander; Mrs. j. McAndress, past lady
commander Mrs. P. Berg, lieutenant
commander Sarah Clark, record keeper /;
Mrs. j.. Leonberger, finance keeper ;
Mrs. J. Berringer. mistress alarms /;
Mrs. M. Drury. SERGEANT, Mrs. j. Birch,
chaplain; Miss Mo]lie Kostelecky.
sentinel.
In honor of Washineton's birthday
anniversary, the grades Of the public
school will meet in session Tuesday
morning. February 22nd. to render a
patriotic program which the law requires
shall be given on this holiday. The
pupils of the high school gave their
program last Friday. in honor of Lincoln,
so will not be required to render another
one.
Ira Wilson of this city recently sold
a quarter section of land in 1867,
Hettinger county. to S. and L. Reese at
$13. so per acre. The purchasers have
homesteads within a mile OF the land.
The sale was made for Gage, TOstlebe
& Jameson of New Hartford. Ia. who pur-
chased the quarter last spring at the
same time they bought 400 acres near
Dickinson. In nine months the quarter
just sold has advanced 81. so per acre in
price.
Mrs..-J. X. Porter and Miss Kate Cole
man returned from Montana, where
they attended the wedding of their
youngest sister, Gertrude Stella Coleman
last week and visited relatives and
friends. The wedding took place at the
home of a sister Mrs. j. j. O'Connor
at Butte. Miss Coleman married Mr.. N.
H. Crowley, a well-knOwn land and
stock man of Logan. Mont. After spend
ing a honeymoon at Spokane. Seattle
and other western points the happy
couple will be at home in Logan.
Lloyd RAIDER has purchased the farm
of his father three miles northeast of
the city. His father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. W. N. RAIDER, left recently for
their old home in Akron. Ind, after
having spent two years on their farm
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sproat
moved onto the farm the past week and
will conduct operations there the coming
season. About 800 acres have been brok-
en- and Mr.. RAIDER thinks of having an
other 100 acres broken In the spring.
Nettletoh Shoes. ..