The Dickinson press., 1911-05-06

Trail ranch Friday.
Miss Trueman of Church's Ferry, N.
D.. is the new toll operator at the local
exchange.
Irwin Muth was suffering with measles
this week in their rooms over the City /
Bakery.
Mrs. Fred Wilson entertained the
''Merry-go-round'' Of the Methodist |
church this week.
d.. and Mrs. White of Mott were
shopping and attending to other bust
ness here on Monday.
Mrs. D. S. Littlehales was up from
Mandan on Tuesday, visiting at the
w. j. L~ittlehales home.
Nm Timmons was in from Schafer
this week n remained over for the
Junior dance Friday evening.
The Dickinson baseball season will
open on Sunday, May IA, in a game
with the Sentinel Butte team.
A daughter was born on Wednesday.
to Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Geeseman of
Fayette, at the Stein hospital.
John Reiner wat in from Gladstone on
Thursday and stated that he had finished
seeding ITS acres OF wheat and so acres
of oats.
M. A. Scherfius this week purchased
from W. l.. Richards, the residence lot
just north of Mr.. Richards home on
Second Ave. West.
The walls of both the j. v. lessen
and the Parker & Co. buildings are 60
ing up very fast. Large crewso of men
are at work on each job.
On the 2Sth of May Bishop Wehrle is
to visit St. Elizabeth's church south of
Gladstone, where a large class of chill
dren are to be confirmed.
Misses Beatrice Lish and Anna Koste-
lecky expect to enter the nurses train
ing department of St. Johns hospital
at Fargo about the first of June.
Miss Efie Mason finished teaching a
successful term at the Davis Butte
school last week and will soon 60 to her
homestead IS miles north of Belfeld.
Miss Matte Mitchell underwent an
operation at the Stein hospital last
Saturday for goiter. She is improving
rapidly and will be able to attend to
her school duties again in q short time.
John Gallagher and daughter, Mrs. M.
F. Kelley and Miss Sarah Gallagher,
arrived from Hazen on Wednesday.
Mrs. John Gallagher has been with her
daughter. Mrs. W. A. Mcclure. in this
city, where she is receiving medical
treatment.
The unmarried men have the follow
ing good things on their menu at the
Congregational church parlors for Friday
evening May 5tb olives, pickles, escal->
loped potatoes, veal salad. boiled ham,
rolls, ice cream, cake and coffee. Supper
starts at S 80 and costs but IS cents.
Mrs. A. Lewis has been in a critical
condition the past week at the home of
her daughter Mrs. r. C. Hill. She has
been in very i'll health all winter, suffer-
ing from rheumatism and complications.
Her son, John A. Lewis of Elmira,
Calf, al telegraphed and will arrive
here on Sunday.
The Farmers Elevator Co. has elected
the following officers: Lloyd RAIDER,
president; M. L. Mcbride. secretary;
Dominick wanna, treasurer; A. W.
%Sadowsky, Joe Oukrop, Wenzel Jergers.
Frank Hecker. Vincent Kovash, 1ngnoz
Dalogel and the officers constitut e the
board of directors.
Excavation work has been started this
week on the new St. Charles hotel an
mex. Messrs. Reichert and Ray will let
the contract the early part of next week
and construction work will be started
Immediately thereafter. The new part
will contain nearly 40 rooms finished
and furnished strictly up-to-date.
Alfred White has been appointed
assignee for the Northwestern Steam
Laundry Co., owning plants at Dickin-
son, Mandan and Bismarck. The COM
pany will continue to do business the
same as in the past and patrons need
have no uneasiness about their work.
The assets of the company exceed the
liabilities by some 81. 900.
Dickinson's second baseball team
defeated the Taylor boys last Sunday by
a score of Is to 8. The game on the
Taylor diamond was interesting, three
of our boys. Lamberson, Lush and
Reuter-, making home runs. The boys
will play a practice game with the first
team on Sunday.