The Dickinson press., 1907-01-12
IFAYETTt NEWS.

~ Vas DOTH Tie 7tn 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Parmeter.
A party of six Fayette people enjoyed
a sleigh ride to Hughes and back last
Sunday. They found no n at home.
The Anseth sisters, Helen and Hilda,
went to live on their respective claims
eight miles north of Fayette last Tues
day. They have been making their
home with Mrs. Little for the past six
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs D. Campbell called at
Fayette last Saturday on their way home
after spending a week at Ambrose's and
Rooney's.
Dan Schlangen took his two daugh.
tiers, Theresa and Lizzie, to Dickinson
last Saturday, where they will attend
school the rest of the school year.
The stage wa delayed at Fayette last
Friday IN account of the snowstorm and
the trip back to Dickinson was made on
Sunday in order to catch up with seized.
ule time. again Monday.
Mr.. Johnson recently lost a valuable
saddle horse. There. was no visible
Cause TOR its death.
Mr.. Kehoe has bought the Joe Martin
ranch and cattle west of the Kildeer
mountains. Mrs. Martin and children
stopped at Fayette last Friday night en-
route to Dickinson. Mr.. Martin followed
a day or so later with a load of house.
hold goods. We understand that Mr..
Martin intends to engage in the dray
business at Dickinson and tor that reason
retains his horses.
We are pleased to note that Mrs. r. A.
KY,,coo hao or for i'm orcyAN no % ~ .l1>
to answer a telephone call on Tuesday.
]. H. Annear expects to go after his
wife and child as soon as the weather
will permit.
One of the few social gatherings in this
neighborhood so far this winter was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Little the
evening of second Christmas day.
Three tables were entertained the first
part of the evening with three different
games. At midnight a delicious lunch
was served in the spacious dining-room,
during which time many laughable
stories were told of the past. After
lunch the company enjoyed a few very
good selections by a monograph be-
longing to Mrs. Hughes. A clothespin
contest contributed no small share
toward the success of the evening. Cha
rades were next introduced and enjoyed
so heartily that every one forgot they
needed any sleep, and all are a little
timid about telling what time they
reached home. Those present to enjoy
the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Little
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Hughes, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Tygum, Mrs. Mary liner,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J.. Johnson, Misses
Hughes, Hilda and Helen Anseth.
1. Eyer is recovering very slowly from
his recent accident.
Paul :Tygum took Mrs. Tygum and
MRS. liner back to Dickinson last Sum
day. Mrs. liner LETT Flossie in Jerome
Johnson's care for the winter. !
MI. Brademyer from near Taylor was
in this locality this week looking for
ranch help.
MI. and Mrs: M. ]. Johnson and Mrs.
Mary liner spent last Friday with Mes
danes Mooney and Cone. Mrs. Mooney
has been a great sufferer with eczema,for
years but her friends are glad to know
that at last she has hopes of relief, as a
specialist has her case in charge.
The Spring Creek Live Stock Co. have
closed a deal with Paul Koch for his hay
and the use of his sheds for their sheep
this winter. They will start moving the
band this week.
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Campbells many
friends took them by surprise the same
evening that they gave their wedding
dinner and a good old-fashioned dance
was the result.
]. H. Annear has bought the old Line
| camp of Kehoe to use as a sheep camp.