The Dickinson press., 1909-12-25

Inquire at PRESS Office. 12-25-3p
Nelson Busey drove in with a wagon
from Daglum on Thursday.
Mrs. Bert Lush is visiting with Mrs.
Dr.. Smith at Beach this week.
Charles Hammond of jamestown is
visiting with Gordon Leary for several
days.
Mrs. John Foster returned Wednesday
from a several weeks visit at her home
in Minneapolis.
Earl Robinson accompanied his
brother, Hollis Robinson. az far as Bill
lings on his western trip.
Mrs. Burgess and children were down
from Medora last Saturday, the guests of
Register and Mrs. S. M. Ferris.
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
dist church will meet with Mrs. A. H..
Deiters Thursday. December 30th.
The family of Geo. Wilson went out
to Manning on Friday, where they will
spend Christmas with their daughter,
Mrs. E. X. Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ward of Gladstone
were in Dickinson on Thursday on their
way to the j. A. Kemble homestead. the
home Of Mrs. Wards parents.
Miss Katherine Hamilton, sister of
Miss Ada Hamilton, pianist at the
Unique. arrived the first of the week
from jamestown. to spend the holidays
with her sister here.
Receiver and Mrs. w. A. Mcclure
entertain for dinner Christmas day.
Rev. Fir. J. Dignam, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Hollst of Gladstone. Mr.. and Mrs. W. F..
Burnett of this city.
Mrs. johnson. wife of Supt. B. O.
johnson, wat down from Glendive for
the firemen'a dance the night of the
18th. Mr.. johnson came in from the
east and Joined his wife Saturday after.
noon on their return home.
Rev. W. j. Brown made a trip to Bal
ley on Thursday of last week to conduct
the services at the Bailey-Soule wedding.
1t as a drive of S. miles and the day
was a cold one. Relays of horses were
made at Manning both coming and
going.
Dr.. Charest of Fargo, specialist in
nervous diseases and chronic ailments,
will visit Dickinson at the St. Paul
hotel January 5th. DR.. Charest's SIM
plified method of treating chronic
diseases gives the highest per centage
of cures. II 25-2t
The Misses Susie and Jessie Pendergast
and Wayne Howe, Jr.. went to New
England on the stage Thursday, where
they were were to be met by C. r. Pen
dereast from nea Hettinger. Wayne
has been attending the Agricultural COL
lege the past season.
Mrs. John F.. Davis plans to leave or
Sunday for COLLEGE View. Nebraska. TO
be with her son. Frank, during his school
vacation. Mr.. Davis may possibly be
able to 90 at the same time, but as
business matters look now he is more
likely to follow a few weeks later.
The Ladies of the G. ]. A. to the B.
Of L. E. will give tn cir third annual
masquerade ball at the armory January
21st. 1910. Gentlemen's tickets ST. 90,
masked ladies free. spectators so cents,
with the privilege of dancing after un-
masking. There will be a number of
beautiful prizes given which will BE-
Advertised later. Every body is cor
daily invited.
The ladies of the G. /. A. entertained
a number of the B. of L. E. at their in
stallation meeting Saturday. December
the eighteenth. After refreshments a
very pleasant evening was spent with
music and dancing. Among the men,
bers of the 3. of L. E. were Travelling
Engineer Joe Crosthwaite and night
round house foreman. Theodore Shebosky.
Nels Madison and Andrew Johnston
rode in horseback on Thursday from
Schafer and went on to Taylor to spend
Christmas and New Years with their
parents. These gentlemen are both
engaged in cattle and horse growing out
north. Mr.. Johnston formerly attended
school in Dickinson, his parents being
in the unoreanized territory of Hettinger
county at the time. August Jens is his
business partner now.
Miss Bertha Rohlik and Joe Fisher left
the city last week without their friends
knowing their intention, and were mar
ried in Billings, Mont. on Monday,
December 10. returning to the city on
Wednesday and went to the groOm's
home on Green river. Mrs. Fishers
parents reside north of Dickinson. where
the bride has many friends. MIR. Fisher
is a prosperous farmer, we'll and favorably
known to a large number of people in
the central and western part of Stark
county, where he has filled the position
as assessor for several terms.
The wedding of J. L. Strang and Miss
Hattie Mapes takes place this Christmas)
evening , in the Strang-Herstein school
house, in the Strang settlement not far
from New England. The school house
looked pretty with its appropriate Christ
mas decorations, and a PROGRAM was