The Dickinson press., 1911-03-04


Mrs. Sarah Jane Thompson is recover
ing from an attack of La'arippe.
|, Engineer and Mrs. Thomas Hunt
moved into their new home recently
purchased from W. j. Buchner.
The Ladies Guild of St. Johns church
were entertained by Rev. and Mrs. j. S.
Brayfeld on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Roberts of Bowman
attended the horse sales at Miles City
this week.
Nels Olson, bo~okkeeper for the Dickin-
son Fire & Pressed Brick Co., had BUSH
ness in Taylor one day the past week.
Miss Scofeld. teacher in the Taylor
schools. was in Dickinson the latter part
of last week.
President W. l.. Richards of the
Merchants. National bank wal called to
Fort Worth, Texas, on Monday by the
serious illness of his brother. T. S.
Richards.
Mrs. James Flynn entertained several
ladies at her home on Tuesday after
noon. cards and social chat occupied
the time and Mrs. Flynn served an
elegant luncheon to her lady guests.
Miss Luverne Pfremmer came up from
Gladstone Friday to attend the Train
mems ball in the armofy. Mrs. Bert
Lush accompanied her on her return
Saturday. where she expected to pay a
short visit.
W. A. Tremblay of Miles City. for
merly of Dickinson, wagered $50 early
last week that the Tongue river would
break up with the incoming of March.
From weather conditions the first of the
week it is very evident that W. A.
Tremblay made a poor bet.
The knights of Columbus, their wives
and several invited friends enjoyed a
social time at their hall on Monday
evening. Cards and dancing were the
pastimes and a luncheon wal a feature.
The present K of C hall is the old
Masonic hall in the First National Bank
building.
w. c. Ladage. the Iowa land man
was out to Regent last week and let the
contract for A new Office building along
side the J. O. Horswill store. Frank L.
Kilby will be local townsite agent there
and is having a home erected in the
Beach Hill district, wherever that may
be. where he will take his family when
it gets warm weather. I
Gilbert L. Sibert was in from about IL
miles northwest of Fayette on Thursday
to get a bond at the Orchard Agency
as postmaster for the new Office OF:
Sibert just established at his home.
The Office is on the STAGE line from
Fayette to Mary, about midway be-
tween the two. just in the southeast
corner of Mckenzie county. Postmaster
Sibert secured his bond Immediately
and went home to look after Uncle
Sans business.
Notice has been received from j. A.
Arnold. editor and chief of the Division
of Publications. department Of agricul-
ture. that Bulletins Nos. 1877 and 1873,
Bureau Plant Industry. entitled "A
STUDY of. Cultivation Methods and Crop
Rotations for the Great Plains Area
and DRY Farming in, Relation to Rain
fall and Evaporation may be secured
free by members Of the North Dakota
Farming Congress. These bulletins are
ordinarily sold at 80 cents. Requests
for these should be sent to & r. Wal.
dron, Dickinson. who will forward the
requests to Washington.
John. H.. Davidson, proprietor Of til.
well known Boardman no tel in St. Paul,
Mimi. has leased the Hunters Ho,
ISprings hotel at Hunters Hot Springs.
Adontana, and assumed charge on Marcel
list. MI. Davidson will retain the pro.
prietosship Of the Boardman in St. Paul,
butswilt leave the house under the cap.
liable management Of Nj. Bullock, BIZ
prssent MANAGER. Upon assuming
ehafse d. his new property at Hunte1.
Hot SPRINGS Mr.. Davidson will operate
the house on combined American and
European plan. While this wlllSbs q
new departure at resorts Of this charac
ter. M. Davidson has faith: In the 5suc.
icesss Of the CHANGE.