The Dickinson press., 1910-04-30

mobile on Monday to get some dental
work done.
Miss Esther Fowler is enjoying a
two-weeks' vacation from her duties at
the p~ostofice.
1t is understood that on account of
All Whites health, the company of
White & Co. will close down on the
first of May.
Mrs. F. J.Or and Mrs. Galloway of
Mott were in the city several days last
week attending to some shopping. Mr..
Orr took the ladies up in his automobile.
Esther May, the little daughter Of Mi.
and Mrs. Ed. L%enneville. was christened
Sunday at the home by Rev. w. j.
Brown.
Miss Josephine Baker of Cooiviile,
Ohio. arrived in the city this week
and will visit for some time at the
home of her brother, w. E. Baker.
Mrs. John ". Currie and daughter,
Miss Mabel, left today for the Currie
ranch near Haley. where they will spend
the summer months.
Jerry Dryer sold a corner lot on First
St. N. and Third Ave. E. to L. D.
Gray & Son. broom manufacturers.
for a consideration of 500. The pur-
chasers intend to erect a residence on
this lot.
The Ainsworth orchestra. well and
favolably known here, will give a dance
at the armory on Monday evening, May
2. No doubt a large crowd will be out
on that evening to trip to the music of
these professionals.
L. Wiklund arrived from Norway last
week and after visiting his brother, o.
M. Wiklund, at the a. T. Crowl g. Co.
store, went out to the Cannon Ball
country where he will work for another
brother for the summer months.
Rev. W. j. Brown will hold the
usual services al the Congregational
church on Sunday. All the evening
services, for Sunday and week days, will
commence one-half hour later than dur
ing the winter season.
Geo. A. Reed, the Stone Piano Co.
tuner, has been in the city this week
and will spend several weeks in this
part of the state. The most of the
people out this way like to have MI.
Reed look after their instruments.
j. M. Rapeljhe was a passenger
Monday en- route to St. Paul. He spent
the winter in California, and is again
enjoying fine health. MIR. Rapeljhe
has not attempted any railroad work
since his injury of last season.
: George Jenner has resigned his po-
sition with Harleman & Scott for the
present and has gone to take up resi-
dence on his fine homestead near Baker,
Mont. He will break and seed several
acres this spring.
The Number 7" social at the Metho-
dist church last Friday evening was
a splendid success. Eatables were
served from various booths, each helping
costing seven cents. The Epworth
League Melted about $24 from the
supper.
Mrs. W. W. flare. sister of Mrs. Harry
Eden. received a telegram last Satur.
day night to 60 to jamestown, where
her husband is working in the yards.
He was formerly employed at Manda1
and expects to get back onto the divis.
ion again during the season.
In this issue of the PRESS will b,
found the announcement of Attorney
James johnson of Minot for the Office o.
congressman. Mr.. johnson has been {
resident of Ward county since 1883 and
served one term as state senator.
The local Odd Fellows celebrated tn
91st anniversary of the founding o.
their order on Tuesday evening Apri
rs. They with their wives, the mem
bers of Rebekahs and invited guests
enjoyed dancing, cards and a banque
al the I. o. @. F. hall, until q late hour
Fred r. Paris. of Paris & Co., the
Chicago live stock commission compan,
SO we'll known in this part of Mort
Dakota, was visiting with friends il
the city last Saturday. on his retur
from the Miles City meeting. Fror
here he went to the Milwaukee via Ne,
England, with his old friend. AL
White.
Scranton Register: Mrs. L. H. Do,
of Dickinson is here visiting her sistel
Mrs. r. H. Kennedy. Wednesday after
noon Mrs. Kennedy entertained hi
many friends at cards in honor of Mr..
Dow. Carnations were presented al
the guests and lunch was served.
large crowd were in attendance and
delightful afternoon was spent.
MI. and Mrs. M. ]. johnson were
from Fayette the first days Of this weel
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