The Dickinson press., 1910-01-15
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Stewart Cummings vent down to Tay-
lor on Wednesday to finish up work on
the new bank there.
Nick Bartholome returned Tuesday
from q several weeks visit at his old
home in Goodhue, Mimi.
VIM. Huessen. jeweler with T. j.
Greene & Co.. spent a short vacation
in St. Paul. with friends. the first Of
the week.
j. E. johnson came in from Fayette
on Tuesday with IS bushels Of wheat
which he sold al CSC per bushel. He
found shedding very good.
James Daily of Richardson. 9 brother
of Mrs. T. F. Murtha. returned nome on
Wednesday after spending a couple of
days in the city.
Miss Hazel Fox returned Sunday from
Livingston. where she visited her sister.
Mrs. Fred mccarthy, during the holiday
season.
Miss Maggie Harkins. who spent the
holiday season at her home near New
England, returned Monday to her stud
les in the high school.
According to the Bowman County
Pioneer Of last week. Miss Grace Currie
spen, last week in Minneapolis.
Walter E. Treat, son Of Frank Treat,
state agent for the Germania Life Ins.
Co., was married on the 5th at Fargo
to Miss Hasgert.
Miss Mamie Brodie returned to her
school work at St. Paul on Tuesday.
after spending the holiday vacation
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Brodie.
Miss Maggie Manley arrived from
where she had been visiting a sister,
and will remain for some time here.
visiting her brother. John Manley.
W. M. Brownfield. who resides ON the
Mark Sutherland place west, was in the
city on Tuesday. The Brownfield family
came from Cooperstown here last
year.
Frank Schiller, a prosperous Gladstone
farmer and resident of Stark county for
IS years. was transacting business in
Dickinson on Tuesday. Mr.. Schiller
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dication of large crops in 1910.
The Billings Gazette boys who were in
Dickinson on Tuesday say that Albert
Stamm. formerly OF this city. worked
there as night proof reader for three
months and is now reported as married
and in Alaska.
Mrs. A. Hillard entertained Thursda,
evening of last week about sixteer
guests. al her beautiful home on Sims
Street. The game of bridge furnished
much entertainment and Mrs. Hilliard
served a very delicious supper to her
) guests.
Misses Susie and Jessie Pendereas
returned from near Hettinger, wher'
they had been visiting their parents
through the holiday. on Monday to re
sumo their studies at the high schoo
here.
, H. C. Short. the well-known ranche|
and farmer, located on the Little Mis-
souri, about 20 miles north of Medora
was appointed county commissioner fo
Billings county to fill the unexpired tern
, of Fred Cor ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Curry returne,
Monday night from Minneapolis wher,
they had been visiting since Thanks
giving. They had a very pleasant uil
but were glad to get back. They wen
to their cattle ranch at Oakdale on Wed
nesday.
Fargo Forum: Miss Eva Hause
will leave Monday for her school il
Stevens, MIMI, after a pleasant vaca'
tion spent in Fargo with her mother
Mrs. VIM. Hauser." Miss Hauser is
sister of DR.. E. J.. Hauser of this city.
A. T. Crowl entertained on Monday
night. several gentlemen at a stai
party. An evening of thorough enjOy
ment was passed and all are sure tina
Mr.. Crowl is M of the most entertain
ing hosts they ever had. Among Other
things they played bridge. Mr.. Crow
served refreshments to his guests.
Mott Pioneer Press: mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Auer, their daughter, Miss Harr
let. and the children, arrived last weel
from klch]and county. Wis.,. to MAKE
their home It Mott. Mrs. H. F. Beema1
is a daughter of the Auer's." John Aue
of this city is a son of Joseph Auer.
The following people were married a,
> St. Joseph's church this week: Antol
Gaetz and Rosa Olheiser; Joseph VOL
to Catherine Heck; Adam Schmidt t.
Eva Lanpein. Frank Klein to France
Heiser; Raphael Berger to Matild.
Lantz Louis Fried to Elizabeth Reise
nauer John Schueller to L. Braxmeier
and Bernard Blotz to Anna Kubischta.
One of the pretty holiday events wa
a party given at the A. 7. Crowl HON,
on New Years night. A fine banque'
supper was a~rrangedby Mrs. Crow
at which twelve guests partook. Tn.
table looked charming with trimming
of cut flowers. roses andc arnations. ant