The Dickinson press., 1910-01-22

returning 10 South Heart in the evening.
Mrs. A. c. McGillivray returned the
latter part of last week from Bismarck.
where she visited friends a short time.
Mrs. Wm. Prindle and son of Glad
stone was in the city this week, while
Mrs. Prindle was having some dental
work done.
The many friends of Mrs. p. j. Pelis-
sier will be glad to hear of her recover
ing so nicely from her recent serious at
tack of pneumonia.
New Salem Journal: Superintendent
DOwney expects to leave for Dickinson
in a few days to test the Brown dairy
herd of that city.
Mrs. f. T. Rucker and son left for her
home in Mott Sunday after spending
several weeks visiting at the home
of her sister, Dr.. Sarah Smith.
Mrs. Geo. Frye. Mrs. Geo. Kilmer.
Miss Clara Davis and E. E. Barnett,
patients at the Stein hospital. were
sufficiently recovered to be taken to their
homes OF Monday.
A Medora dispatch of the 18th says:
Dewey Butler, wanted in Wisconsin
for burglary has been arrested in this
county north of Belfeld and is nov
held in Jail awaiting officials from
Wisconsin.
A. M. Packard. of Appleton. Wis.,,
came out this week tc look after his
grain crop and other business matters
at Gladstone. Russell Lawrence carried
on the Packard farm last year and had
a fine crop.
The fire department was called out last
Friday evening about 9 O'Clock to quench
the flames on a caboose. which wat on
fire in the railroad yard. However. the
fire had a good start and the caboose
burned to the ground.
Mrs. Rosa Baker, Grand Worthy Matron
OF the Eastern Star order of North Dako-
Ia. is expected here from Devils Lake to
visit the loo al lodge next Thursday or
Friday. A special meeting of the men,
bers will be called when she comes.
At the meeting of the Eastern Star on
Thursday evening two candidates were
initiated into the order, Andrew Erdahl
of the city and Edwin Mottershead of
Richardton. After the lodge work, a
banquet and good time was enjoyed by
the members.
At the meeting of the Commercial
Club this week. Ralph Heaton and F.
D. Hevener were appointed OF the So
cial committee. W. r. Everett and W.
F. Burnett were appointed a committee
to look after our interests in connection
with the proposed bill for creating q
new land district a Marmarth.
On hearing of Mrs. J. B. Dehlinger's
injuries in the recent wreck. her friend,
Mrs. E. L. Warren. wife of the round
house foreman at Forsythe, Mont, i'm
mediate1y went on to New Salem and
accompanied Mrs. Dehlinger home on
Thursday. She will remain with her a
few days before returning to her home
in Forsythe.
The weather so far this month has
been generally very pleasant, and Dick
inson people are beginning to think
they are in the banana belt for sure.
In this state both east and west of here
the weather has been stormy and disa-
greeable, while Dickinson and Stark
county have been experiencing warm,
sunshiny days and clear nights.
The Unique has been Offering an ex-
ceptionalJy good bill the latter part of
the week. The pictures alone are worth
the admission price. The v%audevilles
include the Les Valadons, novelty slack
and tight wire bicycle artists, a thrill
ing act that everyone ought to see.
Little Baby Lora, presents q very nice
vaudeville performance. She is known
as the 2-year-oId contortionist, and does
her tricks splendidly.
MIR. Vim. Chernausek, the Southside
druggist, was married on Wednesday to
Miss Ida May Beedle. The marriage
ceremony was performed by Judge a n
der Las al the van der Las home. The
witnesses were DR.. and Mrs. Maerc klein
of South Dickinson. Mr.. Chernausek has
been employed in the South Side drug
store for nearly two years. and has many
friends in the city. Mrs. Chernausek
has also lived in Dickinson the past
several months. They will make their
home in South Dickinson.
The Birthday club was entertained
ON Friday by Mrs. w. C. Crawford.
The guests arrived in time for the de-
lightful one O'Clock luncheon which Mrs.
Crawford had prepared and everything
delicious and dainty was the regular
order OF the menu. The ladies found