The Dickinson press., 1910-04-16

Mrs. J.. X. Porter left Sunday for a
Sc veral days. trip to Minneapolis.
Adolph Jauss was doing carpenter
work at New England recently. He has
completed two buildings already.
A brother of Mrs. Adolph Jauss died
recently in a hospital at Minneapolis
of typhoid fever.
Arthur Reed was given a surprise
birthday party last Thursday evening
on his 18th birthday. An enjoyable
evening was spent.
Jacob Jordan made final proof Thurs
day on a quarter section of land a few
miles south of the city. Peter Walter
and Matt Schwindt acted as witnesses.
The P. E. o. chapter of this city has
been granted a dispensation to 60 to
Glendive and organize a chapter. The
ladies had been planning to 90 up on
Friday of this week. returning Satur-
day evening.
P. N. Gilbertson, q homesteader at
Bailey. was in Dickinson on Tuesday.
MIR. Gilbertson came out from a farm
at DEBORAH. Iowa. about a year ADO.
He has 81 acres of grain sown and will
start in now to break some prairie land.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Crowl and Miss
Grace are enjoying a few weeks in
New Orleans now. They expect to visit
friends in Chicago on their way home
and may not be in Dickinson until
sometime in May.
Wenzel Jergers is census enumerator
for nine townships in southwestern
Dunn county. Mr.. Jergers has finished
, seeding 200 acres of Grain. He got
!, through just before the rain.
Mrs. M. A. Scherffius had planned to
60 10 Miles City Friday afternoon. Mr..
Scherfius was to make his regular trip to
Bel6eld IN Saturday and join his wife
in Miles City on Sunday. Mr.. Scher-
fius has a brother up there. while Mrs.
Scherffius has a sister, Miss Clara
Thacker. who teaches in the Miles City
schools.
On April S. Miss Clara Benz, we'll
known in this city. was married to Mr..
H. B. Bendjick of St. Paul. The mar
riaae took place at Aberdeen. S. D..
where the groom wns a nice residence
and other property. The couple are
making their home for the present at
; Nina, S, D., where Mr.. Bendjick is
managing the Imperial Elevator and
Lumber Co. The many friends of Mrs.
Bendjick in this city will gladly ex.
tend good wishes to the happy couple fol
a long and happy welded life,
A special meeting of the city council
men was held on Wednesday evening,
called by Alderman Stewart, mayor pro
tenn. The members resolved them
selves into a c%anvassing board to can
vass the returns Of the recent election
and declared the officers elected. as
shown by the returns in the PRESS last
week. The council will meet again
next Tuesday evening with the new and
old members and will effect the new
org anization.
TIE members Of the Dickinson Fire
Department were pleasantly surprised
On Wednesday by the receipt of $S5. So,
which came from Gladstone. The
amount was subscribed by the business
men and people of that town and sent
with their appreciation and thanks for
the good work done by our fire company
at the Geo. w. Lee mill fire several
weeks ago. The Gladstone people started
out to raise $50. but the contributions
were SO generous and appreciation SC
great that over $85 was soon subscribed.
The Dickinson boys did not expect this
and are more than grateful at this
kindly act of the Gladstone people.
Sam Pullins was in Dickinson on
Thursday renewing old acquaintance.
He came in from Bowman via New
England and was on his way to Town
send. Montana, where he has a fine
fruit and alfalfa farm. Mr.. Pulline
raises all kinds, of fruit and he is also
engaged to some extent in stockgrowine.
It is LARGELY a feeding proposition. He
is near a forest reserve where his stock
erazes in the summer and during the
winter his stock is fed at the farm.
MI. Pullins spent the winter in Indiana
and was accompanied on his return
trip by Col. Fred Philips. William
Kuukel. who used to work for Mr.. Pull.
Inns at his old stock ranch southwes
of Rainy butte, came as far as Dick
inson.