The Dickinson press., 1907-11-02
Born, Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. Al.

Born, Sunday to Mr.. ana MIS-. Al.
Seeley. a Io.pound daughter.
The drawing for the big Teddy bear
in Drenkel's store will take place Satur.
dav evening and all those interested
should be on hand at 8:l5 sharp.
John Newton of Alden visited in the
city The. first of the week and left
Wednesday night for an indefinite stay
at his old home near Terre Haute, Ind.
Mrs. Mary liner, who has been spend
ing several months at the home Of her
father in Sand Creek, Wis, is visiting
in Mandan this week and will arrive
here on Sunday.
Alderman Frank Kihm returned Sun
day from a several DAYS stay at Hunters
Hot Springs. Mr.. Kihm is acting as
manager OF the hotel during the absence
of T. H. Benefel.
The Farmers Elevator Co. of Glad
stone has been receiving and storing
wheat for the past week. The company
issues credit slips and will make settle
ment at a later date.
DR.. Earl Current, a member of the
medical staff of the Minneapolis city
hospital and a brother of the late John
r. Current, will arrive Sunday for a few
days business stay in the city.
John McHugh and A. G. Graham,
homesteaders neal the Milwaukee
extension, were in Dickinson on Friday.
The last named gentleman has been en-
gagged in the city to do mason work. y:
When currency is tight on account of
the systems lack of elasticity, try some
of our Munsing or Cooper Derby ribbed
underwear-no lack here-union and
two.piece suits.
Agency, THE HUB.
Linoleums are now made IL feet
wide. Cover your kitchen with one
piece-no seams. We are showing a
nice selection in this width. Come in
and see them. OBJ. Frankenberg. 5-76-tf
Misses Elva Krogsted, Hannah
Wesby, and Messrs. Arthur Swenson
and Alvin Solberg of Lanesboro, Minn,,
were visitors at the home of c. o.
Hubbell on Monday on their return
from Hettinger, where they. purchased
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Cone left Thurs
day night for Montpelier, this state,
where they have engaged for a year to
take charge of the Chicago ranch, COM
prising 5000 acres. Mr.. Cone has been
foreman at one of the Owens Land &
Live Stock Co. ranch for some years and
is a very capable and trustworthy man.
E. B. Merriman of Bismarck has been
spending a few days in the county jail
in this city as the result of information
filed by G.. w. Taylor of Minneapolis
The information sets forth that Merri.
man has Incorporated funds, belong.
ing to a certain insurance company
which he has been representing.
On Saturday afternoon, at the home
of Mrs. A. N. Jefferies, Miss Della
Spears entertained about thirty ladies in
honor of Mrs. Guy Pearl of Prosser,
Washington. for several years a teacher
in the Dickinson schools and well-known
to nearly all the guests. The afternoon
passed all too quickly with cards and a
social chat, closing with a delicious
lunch.
Leroy R. Baird, who accompanied the
remains of John R. Current to Sleepy
Eye, Mimi, returned to the city
Wednesday. Mr.. Baird states that the
funeral, in charge of the Masons, was
held at MI. Currents former home near
Sleepy Eye and was very largely at
tended. All of the brothers, sisters and
near relatives of the deceased were
present and interment was made in the
family cemetery.
On Monday evening Miss Marguerite
Rudiselle entertained 18 young friends
in honor of her 18th birthday. The
evening was most happily spent with all
sorts Of games. Light refreshments
were served and a good time enjoyed BY
the young people. Miss Rudiselle has
had parties on her birthdays for several
years and in this party we're four young
ladies who have assisted at every ami
versary for the past eight years.
At the parlors of the St. Charles hoteI
on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock tool
place the marriage of Robert ]. Monroe
to Miss Anna Evelyn Gould, both o.
Oakdale. The ceremony was performed
by Judge ]. van der Las and witnessed
by a number of friends. Immediate,
after the ceremony a wedding dinner
was served in the dining room and latel
in the evening the happy couple left fol
an extended trip east. Mr.. and Mrs
Monroe will return about January t
their home in Oakdale, where they viii
be heartily welcomed by their man,
friapde