The Dickinson press., 1910-03-12
Louis Asal left last night for Prosser,

Mis- Anna Tretter returned from Beach
the first of the week.
A new 20 h. p. electric motor was
installed in the Dickinson Steam
Laundry this week by Hughes & Deiters.
c. B. Hanson and his stenographer.
Louis Hahn. made a business trip to
Glendive the first of the week.
Leonard Zanders of Horswill was
transactine business in the city the first
of the week.
Miss Lillian Hankey. a nurse from the
Stein hospital. was called to New Eng
land on a sick case early this week. ;
M. C. Fritze was down from Belfeld
last week. He was formerly a railroad
man in this city but is now engaged in
the cattle business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Bosloudh arrived
from the east on Tuesday and are occu-
plying their old rooms in the PRESS
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Christensen
arrived home on Tuesday from their
extended visit of about three months
with relatives and friends in Fond du-
Lac and other Wisconsin points.
Dr.pN. H. Stickney left the first of
the week on an extended visit to Coast
points-Spokane. Seattle and probably
places in California. He expected to
ho oheou< NJ looos n month
W.. A. Cheadle, the South Heart e]e-
vator man, vas in Dickinson OF Wednes-
day. He reports that farmers are buy
ing machinery and teams as though they
intended to put in a large acreage this
year. He had just sold a pair Of horses
for $3.50. indicating something of the
price at which they are commanding
this year.
Last week the PRESS was in error in
announcing the marriage of H. C.
Kline, the Richardton restaurant man.
Some one started the report just for a
joke. Mr.. Kline wat in Dickinson on
Wednesday. He is an old timer in the
country. having been employed by the
Northern Pacific for twenty-five years,
but of late years has been engaged in
business in Richardton.
The New York Suns definition of q
gentleman: "A man that is clean
inside and out who neither looks up
to the rich MOI down on the poor: who
can lose without s~quealing and win
without Dragging; who is considerate
of women, children and old people: too
generous to cheat and who takes his
share of the world and lets other people
have theirs"
The members of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers will give their
annual Easter ball on March %, at the
armory. This is the fourth annual
Easter celebration given by this branch
of railroad men and aside from the
enticement of their great hospitality.
the fact that the Lenten restrictions
are at an end, will no doubt draw a
great crowd of merry dancers to the
armory building on the evening fol-
lowing Easter. Supper will be served
in the dining hall of the armory.
The following high school pupils will
take part in the defamation contest
to be given in the high school assembly
room, Wednesday evening. March 16 :
The Sereeant's Story" Fred Maser !;
The Wonderful Tar Baby" Denver
berg: 1.-THE Book Canvasser," Robert
Hill; THE Brakeman at Church"
Alonzo Nichols; The Character of
Napoleon" Watt johnson: ''Toussant
L'Ouverture, Vernon McCutchan
"Lasca," Joice Scarf; 1.-The Gypsy
Flower Girl" Marjorie Lytle: ''Abso-
luton" Jessie Pendergast ; ''Connor.' -
Fern Wilson; How He Saved St.
MichaeI's, Emma Nichols The Going
of the White Swan" Dora Cuisine.
Wayne Klinefelter entertained a few
of his boy companions on Monday even
ing in celebration of his birthday ami
versary. A sumptuous dinner was
served to the boys at 6 O'Clock at the
Granteer residence, where the Kline
felter family are making their home
for the present. After the festivities
Of the repast all repaired to the Unique
theatre and altogether the boys were
delighted with the occasion. The
following made up the party: Hartwell
johnson. uewellyn Roquette. Alonzo
Nichols, Robert. Rudiselle. Vernon
McCutchan, Watt johnson. Tony Kos
telecky and Wayne Klinefelter.
L. T. Scheie arrived on Tuesday with
an immigrant car from. Brookings
county, S. D. He had been on the way
a week and his stock was pretty tired.
but while unloading his horses a man
offered him $500 for one pair. indicating
that he brought along the right kind of
work horses for this country. Mr..