The Dickinson press., 1911-04-01
DIRECTORS:
H. M. Odds has returned from Fargo.

H. M. Odds has returned from Fargo.
George A. Mcfarland is opening a law
office at Redmond. Oregon.
George Newell, a Belfeld painter, was
in Dickinson on Wednesday.
Mrs. C. Nelson, wife of Roadmaster
Nelson, has gone to visit her folks in
St. Joseph, Mo.
Deane Motley underwent a successful
operation on Wednesday at the Stein
hospital for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ward were down
from Belield on Wednesday. MIR.
Ward is with the Heaton Lumber Co.
Every day is a bargain day, but don't
miss WEDNESDAY SPECIALS every
week, in our bargain basement. Crowl-
Schroeder. 1T
1t was expected Friday that J.. G.
QuinlivGn would enter upon his duties
as Register of the Dickinson u. S. land
Office on April 1st.
Miss Elsie Cummings is recovering
nicely from her long siege of illness,
and was able to commence school this
week. She is with her brother at Mott.
In RAIDER township Ingnatz Muth was
elected overseer; Carl Fisher, clerk j.
ii. Taubermann, assessor; Geo. Thomp-
son, treasurer ; Andy Shipley, constable /;
Charles Peeler, justice.
Mrs. A. Dingman and children return
ed Wednesday night from Becker, Mimi.
Her mother was improved and another
daughter. Mrs. M. G.. Brown, went down
to remain with her for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Cummings came
up from Mott on Thursday to visit a few
days with their mother. Mrs. D. j.
Cummings. who is now receiving treat
ment at the Stein hospital. also sisters
here.
Miss Dora Poland of Dickinson is TAX
ing care of Gus. Anderson at bis home
south of Belield and in a recent letter
to her mother states that the patient is
doing nicely and will likely Gov
Mrs. Ella Soule and Mrs. Jennie
Bailey returned to Dickinson on Thurs
day from their winter spent in the east,
the former at Tomah, Wis.,. and the lat
ter in New York, Ohio and Wisconsin.
They expected to 20 north to Bailey on
Fridays stage.
A select little party was given
Wednesday night by Mr.. and Mrs. j.. C.
Lyons at their home on Marguerite
Boulevard, Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. West
being the guests of honor. A dainty
high tea in the English style was served
by the hostess.
Manager Junkins may we'll feel proud
of the entertainment. at the Unique last
week and the large and enthusiastic
audiences were ample testimony that
the people of the city appreciated the
good pictures and swell acts. The re-
turn 10 vaudeville is popular and the
pictures are better than ever.
Brakeman Oscar Reeves met with an
accident again on Wednesday which
resulted in a fractured collar bone. He
was running on q west freight with
Conductor S%teinbrueck and had jumped
from the train,s while moving. to inspect
something underneath and miscalculat-
ing distances was struck by the caboose.
He wat taken to Glendive where the
fractured bone was discovered and was
Eto be taken on to Braiherd for tedtment
later in the week. !
An unusually large crowd Of spectators
were gathered at the armory Thursday
night to witness the annual inspection
of the local militia company by army
officers. The inspection wat conducted
by First: Lieut.. Geo. A. Herbst of the
14th infantry at Bismarck assisted by
Col. frame and Major Steadman. These
officers were pleased and satisfied with
the equipment and regular conditions of
Company X. The Glen Ullin squad were
up for inspection with the company
Thursday night.
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