The Dickinson press., 1909-12-25

Mrs. Will Rozelle of Medora visited a
few days this week with Mrs. knutson.
Miss Jennie Schultz. the music teacher.
left to visit her parents at Bookings,
S. D.. during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Stone of Sentinel
Butte visited in the city several days
last week.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. W. P Owens of
MANNING. on Tuesday. December 18th,
q daughter.
Nj. and Mrs. P. F. Meade of Belheld
visited in Dickinson several days last
week.
Hattie B. Gordon and H. G. Luce of
Edton. proved up on their homesteads
at the Dickinson u. S. land Office the
first of last week.
Miss Hazel Aultman and Mrs. J. A.
NcAndress were summoned to Andover.
S. D.. last Friday evening by the death
of Miss Aultman's mother. who is also
8 sister to Mrs. McAndress.
Mrs. j. A. McGregor and daughter,
Ruth. of Medora returned last week from
a months visit with relatives in MASH
ton, Ohio. Mrs. McGreeor found many
CHANGES to have taken place in the 20
years she was absent from her old home.
Medora Herald: Misses Appel and
Hankey, nurses Of the Stein hospital at
Dickinson, came Tuesday evening to
see the Bad Lands and were guests at
the Britt home. Being from the east
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sion on them when taken out in q sleigh
Wednesday.
Bowman County Pioneer: MI. and
Mr.. Dueald Stewart, who had been
visiting relatives at Minneapolis and
Winona for several weeks. have returned
TO Bowman after q very pleasant trip.
MI. and Mrs. J. E. Phelan write that
they will spend Christmas with their
daughter and son a Bowman.
Medor Herald: Helen Barber, who has
been working in the Burgess & keohane
Abstract Office. left the position last
week to take up the position of public
amenuesis in Beach. Miss Barber is well
equipped for the work, having had some
years experience in difficult positions.
Mott Pioneer Press: Contractor H.F.
Beeman is going to fool the weather
man when the latter gets crazy in the
head. He has ordered a tent which
will be large enough to cover any ordi-
nary building and in which he will be
able to complete cnonstruction work
during weather when his force cannot
work outside.
Presly Hayes. Emil Erickson, Carl
Anderson and Earl Bice came in from
Oakdale last week, loaded With flax for
which they received ST 81 per bushel.
Mrs. o. T. Benson of Glen Ullin visited
her sister-in-law, Miss Josephine Benson
teacher in the public schools here,
several days last week.
Not a few critics are of the opinion
that In Dreamland," the dramatic
fantasy in which Emmett Dewey is starr
ing, is a new version of IA Message from
Mars" Mr.. Dewey who wrote I'm
Dreamland" has this to say: II regret
to say that l have never saw Mr.. Can
thongs great play. The idea for my
sketch occurred to me while attending an
alleged spiritualistic scene IN the Mid
way at the St. Louis exposition. The
sketch proved so 6reat a success ] was
induced to build it up into q full Pledged
three act play. The result has been
more than gratifying. If anything the
play is a bigger success than the DRAM
aette. This I achieved without the aid
of an idea from "A Message from Mars
or The Road to Yesterday, another
comedy my play is said to suggest. y
In Dreamland'' will be seen at the
Dickinson opera house Friday. December
81.