The Dickinson press., 1911-03-18

MUSIC every afternoon dOO evening az
the Olds Candy Shop. 3.l8-tf
Miss Anna Tretter returned Wednes-
day from a visit with friends in Bis
marck.
+. F. Murtha, states attorney, was
called to Taylor on Monday on official
business.
Harold Hahn was suffering with La
Grippe this week, at the home of his
uncle, Geo. Senour.
VIM. Costey, VIM. and Robert Henry
of Glendive visited friends in the city a
few days early in the week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Waldron,
at the Dickinson experiment station,
Wednesday. March is. a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Connolly left this
week for Milestone, Mont, where MI.
Connolly has leased VIM. Weathers'
place for a year.
Mrs. Will Honey Of Sentinel Butte
was in the city Wednesday to consult
Occulist Riesland. She also visited at
the Allen Harleman home.
Tie contest litigants were not ready
for trial Monday and Judge W. c. Craw-
ford plans on giving them another
chance the last of the month.
The first of April it is expected that
the Northern Pacific will put on about IS
work trains IN the west end of the divi-
sion. between Yates and Glendive.
The Pythian Sisters will give a dance
next Wednesday evening at the X. of
P. hall. Good music will be furnished
and everybody is cordially invited to
attend.
Among those who went to BeI6eld
from Dickinson Friday morning for the
Dry Farming meeting were Supt. L. r.
Waldron, Secretary F. Maser and NJ. L.
Ayers.
Mark Sutherland had a birthday party
Tuesday evening, a company of ladies
and gentlemen gathering at the Suther-
land home on Second Ave. W. to cele-
brate the occasion.
The second high school basketball
team tell US they defeated the men
80 to IS. and not the other way, as re-
ported in these columns last week. This
is better. for the boys.
Harry Jennings. formerly of Dickin-
son, and for several years employed in
the N. P superintendent Office at
Glendive, has been promoted to night
yardmaster at that place. -
Mrs. w. J. Buchner and son came
down from Glendive this week to spend
a few days with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Roberts. Agent Buchner
will likely come down on Sunday.
The Dickinson Candy shop served the
first fresh strawberry sundaes and fresh
strawberry ice cream of the season last
Sunday. Sixteen gallons were sold and
several customers had to 60 without.
The doctors in the sanitarium at Hus-
don, Wis, report that they are unable
so far to determine what is the matter
with Mrs. J. H. Daily. who is receiving
MASSAGE and electrical treatment there.
Bailey W%addingham, engineer on the
Yellowstone division for about Is years,
is near deaths door at his home in
Forsythe. Diabetes, peritonitis and
tuberculosis are taking his life, says the
Dawson County Review.
Valentine Koch has sold the Zukunft
to Messrs Nadolski and Lendowski, pos
session to be given April l.. The new
proprietors have a German plant at Bis
marck that they will bring here and the
consolidation should make them a good
plant.
To the ladies of Dickinson: l am
representing the Gossard Corset Com
pany of Chicago. If you wish a perfect
fit to all the latest models Of the season
please call me up by phone and make
and appointment or call and see me at
the Gem Hotel, Room 2. Mrs. H. Nc
Neal. 1p
Miss Marie Hughes. we'll known in
Dickinson where she formerly resided
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Hughes. gave a piano recital in the
First Unitarian church of Minneapolis
Thursday evening. She was assisted
by a former teacher. Miss Hughes is
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Alexander
Hughes. before leaving April first for
an absence of a year or two in Europe
for further study. With her grandmother.
she may visit Glendive and Dickinson
before returning to her Chicago home.
Mrs. George A. Hughes recently gave a
reception for her daughter at which many
of Chicaeo's most famous musicians
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