The Dickinson press., 1910-11-19

Sheriff Chas. f. Will of Medora was
down from Medora the first of the We ek.
A. A. Manley came up from his home
at Bismarck and visited his son. John
Manley. and daughter. Miss Margaret,
a few days this week. Miss Margaret
accompanied him on his return to Bis
marck for a short visit.
The Kostelecky family offered their
Sims street lots to the Elks for SIP, 600,
and T. N. Hartune priced his Is ieet on
the alley, the Parlor Millinery, at
SIS. 900.
w. F. Griswold. auditor elect in Het-
finger county. was in Dickinson on
Wednesday to make five year homestead
proof at the u. S. land office. H. A.
Gibbs and Christian Bardineer were the
witnesses.
Mrs. W. R. Peet wat in Dickinson
several days this week. Mr.. Peet was
here on Wednesday looking after some
business matters. Grambs & Peet have
just finished installing a heating plant
in the Wolf hotel.
M. H. Linsley will likely remain
until spring where he is and he may
decide to remain in Dickinson. OF
course the family will have to move
from their present home at an early
date in the spring.
So far as can be learned, no one at
this time knows definitely who will be
appointed agent by the Northern Pacific
to succeed Geo. w.. Kilmer the first of
the year. The position probably rests
between Clinton Davis. the present
cashier at the Dickinson depot, W. J..
Buchner. agent at Glendive and Cashier
Miller. also of Glendive.
Albert Nelson and Miss Johanna
Sanderhof were married Tuesday after
noon by Judge al der Las at the court
house. Mr.. Nelson is a lineman with
he N. P. railroad company and Mrs.
Nelson has been in Dickinson from
Denmark about three months. The
young couple started housekeeping in
rooms in the C. P. Nelson home on
Second street.
L. D. Sundquist. formerly an engineer
at this place. was in the city a few
days this week visiting M. Drury. He
was on his way from Great Falls. Mont,
to join his wife at Eagle. Bend, MIMI,
where they will make their future home.
Mr.. Sundquist has just received 81. 500
accident insurance through the local B.
of L. E. order for the loss of an eye.
A fire about two O'Clock Monday morn
ing burned two barns at the rear of the
German hotel in South Dickinson, be-
longing 10 Paul Koch. The barns con-
tanned a large quantity of hay. belong
ing to R. J.. Craig. which made quite a
c~onflagation. The origin of the fire is
not known. The barns and contents
were fully covered by insurance in the
R. H. johnson agency in the First
National Bank.
r. c. Reynolds, who has made Hebron
famous for its brick, has decided to 60
to Virginia. The business men of the
village gave Mr.. Reynolds a banquet
recently, which continued from 9 O'Clock
until 2 in the morning. During the
night Agent Tom Rutherford gave this
toast; Here's to our mutual and
modest friend Dick. who ne'er did ausht
to shame US, whose skill devised and
planned the brick, that made old Hebron
famous Now Richard dear. when
you get rich. on old Virginia's shore
when you get through with making your
glue, come back to Old Hebron once
more"
If anyone could have taken q peep
into the E. A. Lillibridse home on
Wednesday evening. they would Rave
seen a party of ladies enjoying them
selves to the utmost. Mrs. Lillibridge
invited her friends to come disguised
representing some person or thing and
be prepared to perform accordingly. For
instance, Mrs. C. E. Trask as Lady
Melba, sang solos which were as much
enjoyed by her audience as if the
original soprano was present. Mrs.
Stephen Fisher as a doctor was admins
terina medicine to the delicate ones
and darby ladies were doing first-class
darkey stunts. An ostentatious grand
march was more than amusing. The
following were present: Mrs. Poor as
Aunt Dinah", Mrs. Dan Manning as
MRS. Mike Malone Mrs. Sam Gotta
as Geo. Washington Mrs. M. H.
Linsley as a colored lady. Mrs. Ella
Fox as q nurse, Mrs. VIM. Peet, in
1880 costume, Mrs. G. G. Bowers as
Gen. Miles" Mrs.. Geo. Frye as
Simple Annie" Mrs. C. E. Trask,
"Melba." Miss Helen Poole Queen
of Sheba." Mrs. r. H. johnson a yellow
jonquil. Mrs. j. Reed, a japanese lady.