The Dickinson press., 1910-01-01

Judge w. c. Crawford went to Park
River this week On private business.
At the election of Eastern Star officers
in Mandan Miss Hazel Littlehales was
elected secretary.
H. w. Drenkel writes from Los
Angeles where he and his family are
spending the winter.
MI. and Mrs. Thos. V~allancey spent
Christmas with the family Of w. H.
Vallancey in Mandan.
Mrs. w. ]. Mozely and Miss Mary
Mozely were in the city from RAIDER
township Monday.
E. J. Berry of Glendive has COM
menced %excavating for a building back
of the Jordan hotel, dimensions 65xI2o.
Oscar H. Will 4 Co., the pioneer seed
house of the Northwest, have their ad.
in this issue of the PRESS. Send to
Bismarck and get their 1910 catalog.
Ormanzo Brown and family are the
recipients of some very handsome and
useful Christmas gifts from MI. and Mrs.
James c. Young of Minneapolis.
Miss Lille Reed, who spent Christmas
with her mother, Mrs. Reed, and grand
mother Mrs. Margaret Roberts returned
to her school at Jamestown Monday.
Commencing with the New Year, the
St. Charles hotel will %inaugurate a new
system Of bookkeeping which will make
it much easier in looking up accounts.
The Dreamland show booked for Dick
inson, December 31st, cancelled all dates
between Chicago and Billings owing to
sickness of members of the company, it
is said.
Rasmus Jensen who drove in from
Oakdale last Thursday, reports the best
shedding he has ever seen between Dick
inson and Kildeer mountains. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jensen spent Christmas with the
Jaspersons in Taylor.
Jasper Jasperson of Taylor was visit
ing the first of the week at the Rasmus
Jensen home in this city. After the New
Year he will 20 to Moorhead to enter
Concordia college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Conroy of Man
dan spent Christmas at the Geo. Drenkel
home. Mrs. Conroy remained over a
few days with her father and sister, Mr..
Conroy% returning early in the week.
Next Monday at 9 O'Clock Judge w.
C. Crawford will owen the Stark
county term of district court. The jurors
are to return then and it looks as though
the adjourned term might last for some
time.
Mrs. E. J. Berry acted as hostess to
the lady teachers at the city schools at a
dinner party at the Hotel Jordan last
Thursday evening. The evening was
spent most pleasantly and a fine turkey
repast served to the pedagoguesses pres
ent.-Yellowstone Monitor.
Conductor and Mrs. James Haskin and
children of Mandan, who spent Christ
mas with relatives in this city, left Satur-
day for the west. They will take in
Salt Lake City on their trip and expect
to spend the remainder of the winter in
San Diego.
Frank Mott of Forest Grove, Or, with
his usual promptness, sends the PRESS
a years subscription in advance. Mr..
Mott and family were residents of Stark
county for many years but they seem to
be enjoying their new home on the west
ern &C asst.
Glendive lndependent:-Agent w. J.
Buchner is busy in his efforts to have
free city delivery for the Northern Ex-
press company. 1t has been a number
of years since the business men enjoyed
free delivery of express matter. 1t is
expected that the service will begin on
January I, 1910.
Rev. w. J. Brown will deliver his
annual series of ermons to young men
at the Congregational church, beginning
at 7:3o p. m, as follows:-Jan. 2, "Hav-
ing a Purpose" JAN. 9, 1.-THE Choice of
In,imates." Jan. 16, "The Use of
Money" Jan. %, "The Need of the
Church." Jan; 80, The Twentieth Cen
tury's Call"
Nels Nytro and ID. Danielson of the
Cedar creek country came to Dickinson
on Wednesday enroute to Medora, where
they will make application for second
citizenship papers, E. Mikvold and c.
Gustafson came along as witnesses,