The Dickinson press., 1911-02-25
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Mike Drury returned the first of the
week from Corwin Hot Springs, Mont.
Mrs. Kate Dooley' arrived Wednesday
from Mandan to visit Mrs. j.
Leonberger.
Mrs. A. B. Doran expected to leave
this week for Fargo. where she will visit
her sister for several weeks.
!Quinton Roberts was in from Bailey
this week visiting his father, Hugh
Roberts, and also Alollzo Nichols.
c. B. Hanson is having a private
sewer laid to his home from the wafer
line on Marguerite Boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lish returned
Sunday night from a several weeks
visit with MIR. Lish's folks in Indiana,
Mrs. Lish's relatives in Iowa and also a
sister in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Nichols cam up
from Mandan Wednesday to take in the
dedication exercises at the Masonic
temple and to visit with Mrs. Nichols
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Mckinley.
j. v. Jessen has let the contract for
his new building on the corner of
Willard St. and First Ave. W. to C. H.
Johnson & Co. of Fargo. n of the
largest contracting concerns in the state.
The Smith Heating & Plumbing Co. of
this city have the heating and plumbing
contract. Mr.. lessen expects the con-
tractors t o start work within a very
short time. The old building will be
placed in the street while the structure
is being erected. The first floor Of the
new building should be ready for occu-
pancy the first of July.
Schafer Record Jack Watson signed
over all right and title to his interest in
the Shoe Bar Percheron Horse Co., for q
consideration of 20 head of mares. The
mares which were delivered to Mr..
Watson at the Schafer corralls, are fine
ones and will doubtless net him the
neat little sum of about 81, 600. It is
understood that Clip Jones of Medora
will purchase an interest in the corpora
tion and take over the management of
the company's affairs here at an early
date. L. Dow Of Dickinson. secretary
of the company. is here looking after
the change in management ard trans
ferring the stock. Mr.. Watson says he
is thinking seriously of locating below
the Shoe Bar ranch on four hundred
acres of land belonging to him on Cherry
creek. r.,
A very pretty social dance was en-.
joyed at the Commercial Club room al
the armory on Monday evening. Mrs.
Erwin Muth. Misses Lille Boehlke,
Ruth Littlehales. Margaret Manley ant
Hazel Aultman were the hostesses and
about fifty of their friends enjoyed theil
hospitality. The room was very prettil!
decorated in national colors, in keeping
with the season of the anniversary o
Washington. Music was furnished b!
Mrs. Messersmith and Lula Roweli an,
every number was thoroughly enjoyet
and. heartily applauded. The guest
were served an elaborate luncheon, Mrs
IL. McAndress and Mrs. Frank Stin'
assisting the young hostesses. The part!
was, without question, one of the jol
Hest times enjoyed by the young peopl'
this season.
Word zones from Carbon, Alberta
Canada, of the death from scarlet feve
and pneumonia of Mrs. j. W. Robinson
land two daughters. Dorothy and Lois. q
Ethat place. Mrs. Robinson died on Feb
ruary 9Th. Dorothy on December 2St
and Lois q few days later. The Robin
son family are we'll known to most Q
the, older settlers Of Dunn county, havin
Lived on, the place three miles southwes
Eofs Melby now owned by George Motif fo
several years before they moved I
alberta. The many friends Of th
family will learn with grief Of this ga
blow to q; family that they all loved an
Respected. Miss. Essie Robinson. II
oldest daughter was marriedaonly 9 wee
before her sister. Dorothy. died.-DnnI
County News I