The Dickinson press., 1910-02-19

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Minneapolis last week.
Miss r. M. Runck is expected home
from her eastern trip on Sunday.
Rev. j. S. Rood was in the city a few
days this week.
Mrs. Jerry Hayes was i'll with rheu-
matism this week.
Joe Cain went out to his homestead
near Fayette on Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert Hauehton suffered. an;
acute attack Of appendicitis the first
of the week.
The Miles City papers think that
James j. Jefferies gave them q poor
exhibition for the money.
Mrs. Chas. Chatham went to Mandan
on Tuesday, where she visited for
several days at the Alfred Beall home.
Albert Tumma arrived from Mime
apolis the first of the week and accepted
9 position as timer with the Dickinson
Hardware Co.
Louis Asal was in Minneapolis
several days visiting at his old home.
He expects to leave about the first
of March for Oregon.
A. E. Ffeberg was checked out as
express agent at Dickinson on Tuesday
and went to Miles City to accept Of q
similar position at that place. o. b.
Jahr takes the position of express agent
and Garfield Partridge handles the city
express wagon.
Owing to the severe storm the first
of the week the school attendance was
somewhat lessened on Monday and
Tuesday. especially in the lower grades
where it was almost impossible for the
children to make their way through
the snow.
Dunn County News: Geo. w. Wilson
has finished plastering the new drug
store building and returned to his home
in Dickinson today. Mr.. Wilson has
filed on a homestead, the nwN of Sec
ton 20, this township. and will move
his family out in the spring.
In looking over his past years bust
ness, Ormanzo Brown, of The Brown
Dairy, finds that the total receipts in
1909 from the dining car department Of
the Northern Pacific for the sale of milk
and cream. was So, ST.. 81. This Z
ceeds the amount of the previous years
sales by several hundred dollars.
Lester Bishop was host, at his home
near Gorham,, on Monday evening to a
party of young people, who celebrated
the anniversary of St Valentine in q
most appropriate manner. The Bishop
home bore decorations of hearts. cupids
and other sentimental objects and the
crowd of young people spent a merry
evening.
Rev. John S. Rood. general mission
airy Of the CONGREGATIONAL church, was
at Mott recently and interested the
people in the outlook for a Congrega-
tional church there. A church oreani-
cation will be perfected lots secured
and the place of worship perhaps built
this year. Mr.. Rood is an ardent worker
and many new churches will be the
outcome of his efforts in his field of
work.
Miss Ella Peterson, teacher in the
seventh grade, was very much sur
prised on Saturday night when q party
Of the teachers came laden with pres
ents in honor Of her birthday anniversary
to the Sedn0uf home, swheresShe lives.
The; evening was full Of enjoyment from
start, stogssinish and the nature of the
presents SsshoWereds upon the quest of
honor was the cause ,ofImuch amusement.
A dainty lupcheon was enjoyed BY all
at the:close of the fun. sSf
Charles A. Bredt of Fayette was in
the city on Wednesday. coming from
Bismarck, where he had been transact
ing business since Saturday. He said
that in answer to his recent ad. in the
PRESS, wanting to rent q farm, he
.:received letters from all over the state
in such numbers that he could not
attend to them, and lost no time in
ordering the local ad discontinued. As
a medium of advertisement he knows
the PRESS can't be beat
Mandan News: The February term of
court ended last week after q weeks
session and Judge Crawford returned
ITO Dickinson. Of the .forty-six cases
ON the calendar and two others that
came in latter nineteen matters were
either SETTLED, or submitted 10 the court
time devoted it Is considered that the
in point of disp0sals.. The calendar of
the district court+a present. is in better
Hc0nditi0n than for q long time.
Despite the Indictment weather the
greater part Of the week the roller rink
has received its6merited patronage. The
Young people of the town. who were
Hpreviously at loss. how to- spend their
evenines. now find the best: kind Of
lenjoyment and exercise at the skating
rink at the opera house. The only
trouble is that there are moi always
enough skates to 60 round. The rinl
is open every evening until ii O'Clock
and on Sunday afternoons. The mana.
! ger. John Manley. is sparing no trouble
Ffwith his patrons and everyone who
does not know how to skate as well al
those who do, should not fail to pay the
rink q visit. = .
FAMILY WASHING
We are striving to make this a
modern, up-to-date Laundry. One
inSwhich the housewives Of this
community will have confidence