The Dickinson press., 1910-05-14

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70 return to to hhiiisi wosffi as lIifnneman with
The Western UnionCoss
Mrs. A.. H. Axtell is c~onvalescine
from an illness of several days.
Miss Hazel Fox 10 assisting Miss
[F1oreacs White this week i'd lie once
Of Ttainmaater =. y. SEXTON. ts
BdshssD Nj. and Mi. ]. Il Moral. /.
imilessf tsIoukuthe of Dickinsoii,. 4 daughter,
April %.
Raymond Johnson, who has been
employed as civil engineer on the N. p
reservoir construction, returned. Monday
to Glendive. "s aSh ss'a ~ ~ 1913
Miss Dolores Lillibridse of Cakes
arrived in the city Saturday evening 10
spend several days at the home Of her
uncle, E. A.. Lillibridge.
Dr.. G. N. Barker was appointed a
member of the enforcement committee
at the state dental meeting in Fargo
this week.
Gordon Gardner and Miss Celia Daily
were up from New England for the
play at the opera house last Saturday
night. ...+ set
At a meeting of the Commandery
Tuesday night it was voted to take
5000 more of the Masonic temple stock.
This will make q total Of 81, 2O0.
The Masonic year commences May
/ and the local Royal Arch chapter finds
the record of the past year for new
members to be 10.
The GOOD people of Glendive recently
gave Mi. and Mrs. w. j. Buchner a
pleasant surprise party. Whist was
played and Mrs. B. o. johnson. took
first honors.
Ole Wiklund. manager of the grocery
department at the A. T. Crowl & Co.'s
store. expects to leave the first Of June
to visit at his old home in Norway for
several weeks.
Miss Evangeline Guyot has accepted
a position as clerk in A. T. Crowl &
Co.'S store. Miss Guyot's father is
chef at the Grill restaurant. the family
coming from Wisconsin about a month
ago.
A. McLaren of Rockford. Ill.,, of the
firm of Ed. F. O'Connor & A. McLaren
E. Co., was in Dickinson this week on
land business. his firm having choice
acreage properties in this part of North
Dakota.
Martin Connolly of the Hettinee1
County Herald and Miss Delta Rice Of
New England, saw st. Elmo at the
opera house Saturday evening and
remained over Sunday while Mr..
Connolly assisted the Dickinson base
ball team in defeating Richardton.
Geo. Twist of Hancock, Wis, was
in the city for several days and also
looked over the country north and
visited a sister who is teaching school
in Dunn county. Mr.. Twist was look
ing for land to buy or homestead and
expects to return later in the season.
Mr.. Julius. who arrived with his wife
in Dickinson recently to take charge
of the German Mercantile Co. store,
came from Wishek. where he had been
in the store for w. 7. Best, a former
Dickinson merchant. Leo. Hunkle
went from here to Wlshek and has
bought an interest in Billy Best's store.
L. M. Moral has purchased a hall
section of land four and one-half miles
southeast of Gladstone at SIG. Is pei
acre. He paid ST, 600 down and gets
deferred payments on eight years
time. Mr.. Moral now desires to find
some one who can break 200 acres
right away for a flax crop.
Adams County Record: j. Harry
SERVER of Dickinson. special agent for
the Germania Life Insurance Co., and
A. r. Thompson of Bowman, district
agent for the same company, were in
the city Tuesday looking after business
matters. Both gentlemen are pleasant
fellows to converse with and they claim
to have one of the best life insurance
policies on the market.
Miss Mae Cassivy, who has been
attending the Dakota Business College
at Fargo, returned as far as Dickinson
the first of the week. where. she was
met by her mother. Mrs. VIM. Cassivy,
of South Heart. The young lady is
ready now for a position as stenoera-
pher. Her parents moved from Page,
N. D.. to South Heart this spring. where
they have land two miles south.
Shakespearian productions have fol
the past few years been noted for theil
scarcity and it is a real pleasure t
hear that the Dickinson opera house
will offer LAS You Like IT, on Friday,
May Is. The production is under the
management of C. P. Walker who has
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