The Dickinson press., 1911-03-04

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a business trip to st. Paul.
The Y. NJ. C. A. committee is still
delayed In making its report.
John Buchanan of Beldeld was visiting
relatives in the city on Thursday.
Mrs. A. T. Cfowl gave an afternoon
tea on Wednesday for Mrs. C. H. Merry.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Cauehren returned
Thursday from q several weeks visit at
Sauk Center, MINI.
Mrs. o. Schwartz and Esther Singer
left Wednesday for q. visit in the Twin
Cities.
Mrs. L.. A. Simpson went to Bismarck
this week to be with her husband, Sena-
tor Simpson. for the close of the leeisla-
tive session.
Conductor and Mrs. Mark Talimadee
returned to the city this week from
Chicago. where they spent several
months visiting relatives. -
Mrs. j. C. Cartwright returned
Wednesday from points in Ontario,
Canada, where she visited her aged
mother and other relatives. Z,
DR.. H. Anderson returned Thursday
evening from a trip south of Sentinel
Butte. where he was called to look after
horses afflicted with CHAMBERS.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Orville Kitchen of north Of Gladstone,
at the A. I. Peck home in Dickinson,
on March /.
Mrs. v. H. Stickney is expected to
leave San Diego on the 5th for Nevada.
where she will visit a brother for two
weeks before returning home.
John Lyon has resumed his duties at
the United States land Office after an
absence of several weeks during which
his home was under quarantine for
diphtheria.
Mrs. R. H. johnson e~ntertains several
ladies this Saturday evening in honor
of Mrs. J. W. Currie and Miss Mabel
Currie, who leave Monday for their home
at Haley after spending several weeks
visiting friends in the city. .
F. S. Davis left Friday for Portland,
OREGON. to visit relatives and friends for
a short time. Mr.. Davis has been max
ing his home for several months with
his son, Cashier c. c. Davis of the N.
P. freight stat ion.
. Attorney T. F. Murtha and W. F.
Burnett went to Bismarck on Thursday
evening to be present for the closing of
the legislature on Friday. They were
looking for lots of excitement.
The order of Rebekahs will give a
"hard time" dance at the Odd Fellows
hall on Thursday evening, March 9th
A cordial invitation is extended to everv-
n and all are assured a good time.
Dance tickets will sell for 80 cents and
supper will be served for Is cents a
a plate. !!
o. Restadius. head miller at the Rus
SELL Miller Milling Co., was caught in
the elevator this week and quite badly
bruised. His hands were also burned
from holding INTO the rope. Had it not
been for timely assistance he would
likely have been killed by a fall.
Conductor A. C. Galloway returned re-
Gently from Scotland, where he was,
married on New Years day to one Of
that country's fair maidens. Mrs.
Galloway is in Fargo at present but will
come to Dickinson as soon as Mr.. Gallo
way secures suitable quarters for house.
keeping.
The Dickinson Rifle club defeated the
Minneapolis club last week. They
scored exceptionally high, making e74
points. against 915 points scored by
Minneapolis. Two more matches con-
cludes the seasons shoot. Then the
championship Of the Western league
will be declared.
There will be a social dance and card
party at,.the Masonic Temple on Thurs
day evening. March 9, to which alf
Masons and Eastern Star members in
good standing are invited. Each Mason
may bring a lady partner and each
Eastern Star member a gentleman
escort. =. =
E. J. Scharf has sold the west half of
8 ection ~15-139-96, located a half mile,
south of Dickinson, to Glen Cassidy of
Cumberland. Iowa. for $35 per acre. Mr.
Cassidy will move onto the land at once
and commence farming operations. Mr..
Cassidy has the reputation of being d
good farmer and will have his family
here the first of the week. ;.
Soules & Butler have been appointed
distributing AGENTS for the Marshall Oil
Co. of Marshall. Iowa, the LARGEST inde-
pendent oil company doing business.
The big storage tanks have arrived and
will be placed in the eastern part of the
city near the Standard Oil Co. tanks.
W. A. Young has been appointed dis
trict salesman for the Marshall Oil Co.,
and will continue to make Dickinson
headquarters.
An insane man was taken from Train