The Dickinson press., 1910-02-05

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Hugh Roberts wal quite i'll the latter
part of the week. -
A son wal born to Nj. and Mrs. W. X.
lander on February 4.
Wanted-girl for general Homework.
Mrs. Wilson Eyer. Dickinson. 2-5-2p
Fred A. Eyer and Mike Hempstling
came in from Manning on Thursday.
At Miles City X. A. Kalmen is al
ready laying plans for spring building.
Mrs. L. P. Bremen. who was i'll with
gastritis. is convalescins rapidly now.
Conductor P. j. Flynn was q passen-
ger to Fargo Friday. where he will
transact business.
Miss Grace Robinson entertained q
few of her friends at a card party at her
home on Friday evening.
Geo. Manley of Steele was in the
city this week visiting his cousins,
Miss Margaret and John Mantey.
Miss Mary Pelissier finished her
course at the St. Johns academy at
jamestown and arrived home on Sunday.
Mrs. E. P. Lee had planned on going
to Mandan Friday but owing to the
slight illness of her little son gave up
the trip.
The ladies of the Congregational mis-
sionary society will meet with Mrs.
David Roberts next Tuesday afternoon
at 3 80 O'Clock.
DR.. and Mrs. Beach moved Tuesday
into the Cartwright house on Third
street from their rooms in the p. A.
Moir residence.
Miss Laura Morgan left Wednesday
for her home at Hillsboro, after spend
ing several months with her sister,
Mrs. L. S. Read.
The Masonic temple bids were con-
sidered TOO high by the committee and
were rejected. They RANGED between
$50, 900 and $35. 600.
Misses Currie & Alcott sold a fine
team of horses the first of the week to
Joseph Kuntz on Antelope creek for a
consideration of $500.
At your WI price and you own
terms. A few choice lots and a small
house and lot. Pay you to inquire of
F. c. Aneliss, Jewe]er. 2-5-2tp
Mrs. Geo. Lee and daughter. Mrs.
VIM. Prindle, were up from Gladstone
a few days this week. Mrs. Prindle
was having some dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Russell lef,
Friday for a trip to Grand Forks and
the Twin cities. They will be gone
probably about two weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. E. E. Cook and son
came in from New England on Thurs
day. They plan to 90 west in abou,
a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Wollenhaupt ant
family left on Thursday for Bismarck,
where they will make their home. The,
had been in the Mckinley house Firsi
street and Fourth Ave. West.
The Ladies Aid.society of the Metho-
dist church met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. W. F. Burnett. The ladies
will have an Easter sale and serve q
S O'Clock dinner in the near future.
Misses Currie & Alcott were selling
seed flax this week for So. so per bushel.
Their flax this year was exceptionally
good and is perfectly free from Other
seed.
The Miles City papers say that strong
protests are going in against the Great.
ing of the proposed Marmarth land dis.
trict. Many people at Miles City are
also protesting against Senator Carter
postal savings bill.
DR.. H. Anderson, district veterinarian,
returned this week from a..seven days
trip in Paradise co%untry..near the Stand.
ing Rock reservation. He found sever
glandered horses. The coming weel
he he's q call to 60 out southwest of New
England.
A fine horse was killed on the ives,
N. P. crossing the first of the week.
Some farmer was crossing with a team,
when the horses became affrighted a,
an approaching switch engine and thu
driver lost control of them. One wa.
struck and killed by the engine.
On Saturday, D. E. Crowley presented
each one Of his lady callers at the drug
store with a carnation, in commemora'
tion of President McKinley's birthday
anniversary, or Carnation Day. as it i.
known, the favorite flower of the late
president.
Mrs. Dan Manning was hostess OF
Thursday afternoon to the members Of
the Birthday club. The ladies enjoyed
the. afternoon in the usual game of 5O(
and social chat and Mrs. Manning de-
lighted them with a sumptuous lunch.