The Dickinson press., 1911-04-01

Ralph and Goldie Jensen spent the
! vaction week at the ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Owens of Mann
ing were in Dickinson this week.
A son was born on Tuesday, March
18th, to Dr.. and Mrs. N. L. Gartley.
Mrs. B. o. johnson has been reelected
president of the Glendive P. E. O.
society.
States Attorney T. F. Murtha was a
business visitor at Beach and Medora
the first of the week.
Glendive does not relish the fact that
the N. P. will not sell tickets for No.
1 from St. Paul to Glendive.
The Royal Neighbors hold their regular
meetings on the second and fourth Mon
day of each month instead of on
| Wednesday as first reported.
Former Supt. j.. M. Rapelje was in
Glendive a few days since. He is
strong and we'll and there is little trace
of his seious illness of a year ago.
Michael Frank was in from the south
on Thursday to make five year home
stead proof at the Dickinson u. S. land
Office. Glen Steier and Raymond Frank
were his witnesses. Oh )
The Odd Fellows conferred the secdnd
degree on Sheriff J.. A. Wiech at the
regular meeting on Tuesday night.
There wa a good attendance and at the
close of the session the Rebekahs came
in and surprised them with Qnen of
their fine %luncheons.
There will be ffty-three Sundays in
this year, an: occurance that will not
happen again for ITO years. This extra
Sunday can be utilized in attending
church. calling on your best girl. read
ing the scriptures, playing with the
children, breaking a two-year-old colt or
in some other way. One hundred and
ten years from this date you will prob
ably be paying the penalty or enjoying
the pleasure of the method in which you
choose to spend this Sunday Would it
not be we'll to stop and consider in which
way we are going before it is too late?
Better do il now.-Live Wires.
Mrs. A. Gregerson, wife of Engineer
A. Gregerson. who was killed on
FEBRUARY IA. 1910, in a head-on collision
at BelReld between local train 799aand
a stock extra east. has started a damage
suit at Anoka, Minn.,> against the
Northern Pacific Railway Co. The case
was called March 80, and Bert Shaw.
Fred Jenness. Harry Lawrence. Frank
Kostelecky, B. Booke and Vim. Satchel
went down from here as witnesses.
Supt. B. o. johnson also went down on.
the case. A Minneapolis attorney, is
counsel for Mrs. Gfeserson. The, out
come OF the case will be watched With
interest IA - OF i. ssfhr e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. B. Powers, fave
their plans all made to leave next Tues
day for Pittsield, Mass; the .fesmer
home Of Mrs. Powers. ~ Mr. PoweR, as
many of our readers know, is one af5Sthe
pioneers Of Stark county. settlifP on
Green river at an early date, where he:
has resided. continuously for well,sRh to
thirty years. Last fall the. Powers land
was sold to George Wolf at a good ESurte
and it will be the pleasure now 81 Mr.
and Mrs. Powers to spend their remain
ing days in ease and comfort among
eastern friends. Mr. Powers was
Originally from Orage county, Verj1hont,;
and lis present wife was also from the
New England states Their many $taiik
county friends Wish them safe jddRney
east. Mrs: Powers, who was in Dit
son On Thursday, gave the 5PE$Saia
synopsis of a farewell announcement
which she thought should run something
like this: IA garden party on a
princely scale to be held at the residence
of Vim. B. Powers at his home faafih on
Monday evening, April 3. Masquerade
and fancy ball, masks furnished on
premises. This party is given bsys the
president Of the Stark County Giim1blet
Club. All kinds of refreshments served
at residence. Mrs. Powers is noted
for unique expressions which accounts
for any pecnliarity Of the invitation.