The Dickinson press., 1912-02-03

MAS. +. .. cunningham Is suffering
this week with a severe abscess in. her
ear.
Wanted-furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. F. H. Howard care
PREoS. 2-3-1p
John And Thomas Brew were in Dick.
inson on Wednesday for supplies. They
returned the following day.
Miss frankie Sipes. who has been WIS.,
itine her sister. Mrs. H. M. Roberts,
left Monday for her holne in Miles City.
According to the Glendive Review
Harry W. Jennings has been transferred
from the railroad offices at Glendive to
Forsyth.
Little Mary, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Soules, was quite ill the first of
the week but seemed better on Thurs
day.
W. H. Butler of ---Cooperstown was in
Dickinson for several days the
week, looking after his interests in this
locality.
The Mandan Pioneer gave-..the Dick
inson High School boys instead of Co.
K. the credit of defeating Valley City
50 to is at basket ball.
Mrs. James Cfosthwaite of Mandan
entertained at dinner recently in honor
of the birthdays of two friends, one
was Mrs. Littlehales.
Mr.: and Mrs. Allen Armstrong of
Bowman and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ohm
stead of Sand Creek were visiting at the
D. F. Olmstead home at Medora last
week.
Miss Eva Sullivan, formerly with
the N. P. lunch room here, arrived on
Monday from Bismarck to take a posi-
ton as cigar saleslady at the St.
Charles Hotel.
Mrs. j. P. Donohue who has been Wis
itine in the Twin Cities and other east
ern points returned last week to Glendive.
Dispatcher Donohue- has recently been
transferred from Dickinson to this Mon
tana city.
DR.. F. W. Rumble of Midway was
operated on at the Stein hospital the
past week for appendicitis. He is GET
ting along we'll and will probably be
ready to return to the ranch in a short
time.
Car Repairer James Flynn left Satur-
day night for Missoula where he was to
attend Il convention of Car men there
this week. Before returning he will visit
his daughter in Seattle and ALSO friends
at other Pacific coast points.
A homesteader by the name of Ras-
mus House near Bowman is in the
hands of the authorities for firing a
wild shot into a crowd of dancers. The
cause is supposed to be the refusal of a
young lady to dance with him.
A. B. Doran. with headquarters at
Taylor. attended the Implement Dealers
Convention in the Twin Cities last
week. He reports that wholesale dealers
and manufacturers are looking forward
to are cord breaking business in 1912.
The wedding of William J. Parker
and Miss Maud A. White was solem-
nized at Mandan last week. The bride
is a sister of the greatest baseball pitch
er on the American diamond, Charley
Bender; formerly of Devils Lake.
F. F. Sadowsky was in Tuesday from
the north with flax which he sold at
S1.S7 per bushel, the price having drop
ped n cent from the previous days
record. At that Mr.. Sadowsky received
a check for $107. IS for his sled load of
grain.
VIM. Ecklund from 6 miles north of
Belfeld was in the city on Monday at
tending to several business matters. He
and his father. Frank Ecklund will
have a large acreage this year and think
the indications are for a bumper year.
The Ecklunds also have stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh MCGOWAN came in
from their home at Oakdale on Tuesday
and on the following day Mrs. Nc
Gowan and little daughter, Marie, left
for Northwood, in the eastern part oil
the state, where they will visit with
relatives for several weeks.
Geo. Hamilton. VIM. Slime, Fred
Edwards. Harvey Bice and Joe Dardis
were Oakdale farmers who were in the
city with loadssof flax on Tuesday.
The roads in from the north were in
pretty good condition this week and
farmers were taking advantage of il
for marketing grain. Flax sold on
Tuesday for $1.87 per bushel.
Notices were up this week IN the
post Office, court house and other promi.
nent places for civil service examina.
lions which will be held here on Marcel
18th, March goth and April 10th. Infor.
nation regarding the nature of examina.
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