The Dickinson press., 1910-01-08


spend a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Thompson.
Mrs. Emily White of Medora was in
the city during the week.
Senator A. L. Martin was down from
Sentinel Butte this week.
Great reduction sale on all Trimmed
Hats. which will be closed out at X the
regular price, Miss Runck 1-S-2t
H. S. Russell. of the Russell Commits
sion Co.. expects to be in Grand Forks
on business the coming week.
The Sentinel Butte home talent play.
East Lynne, drama in five acts, will
b given at the Sentinel Butte school
house this Saturday. evening
V. T. and Thor Anderson were in the
city on Monday. They were returning
to Fayette from visit at Taylor.
These young men raise horses and
cattle in Dunn county.
Thomas Kennedy, proprietor of the
grocery and dry goods store at South
Heart, was in Dickinson on Thursday
in company with his cousin. Pat Brown,
of Minnesota. who has been looking
over our country for two weeks.
The X. P. lodge held installation of
officers on Thursday night. After the
lodge session the members, their
wives and invited guests enjoyed a
social dance. A splendid lunch was a
part of the entertainment and a big
time was had.
| Charles Burdick was at the Dickinson
U. S. land Office on Thursday to make
five year proof on his homestead His
witnesses were Henry David and
Orvil Kitchen. Mr.. Burdick has resided
on his land for over six years. farming
and dairying to quite an extent.
On Monday evening abou, fourteen
young friends of Katherine Hamilton,
who was here from Fargo, rendered her
a surprise at her sisters rooms over
the Dickinson Meat & Grocery Co.'S
store A bob ride was enjoyed, after
which games were enjoyed and lunch
con served by Miss Ada Hamilton and
Mrs. Fred Doelz.
MIR. and Mrs. E. P. Conry of Carl, a.
postoffice near Almont. were in the
city few days the first of the week.
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Berge. Mrs. Conry left Wednesday
for Chippewa Falls. Wis. where she
will spend the winter with her parents.
Mr.. Conry returned to their fine home
stead at Carl the same day. q.
Raphal J. Ehli and Miss Matilda
Koch were married at St. Joseph 9
church Thursday evening at o'clock by
FIR. 7. l.. Rabsteinek. The church pre-
parations were quite elaborate. The
wedding party went to the home Of the
groom s parents. Mi. and Mrs. Jacob
Ehli, where few relatives and near
friends gathered to celebrated the happy
event.
Lieut.. Roy Baird received an an
nouncement the first of the week of the
marriage Of Oliver Joseph Grace to Miss
Gladys Davies, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Edward Conner Davies. The marriage
took place at the BRIDES home in
Letcher, S. D., and the couple left for
Philbrook. Mont, where Mr.. Grace has
g, position as superintendent of sub
experimental station. Dickinson people
will remember MIR. Grace, who acted
as superintendent at the local station
during Mr.. Waldron's absence, as
very enterprisine and capable young
man and will wish to join his many
friends in extending congratulations.
Robert Fisher received few days ago
a picture of the beautiful home Of
Frank P. Abbott in Reading, Mass.
No doubt old timers will easily remem-
Der Mr.. Abbott who was resident of
Dickinson in the 80. and who has a
quarter section of land on Green river,
being cultivated and cared for by Mr..
Fisher Mr.. Abbott has retired from
active work the last year to remain
with his wife, who is an invalid. Mr..
Abbott is very enthusiastic over the
Dan Russell case and says that the
people in his vicinity are much in fav-
or of the westerner, and that Senator
Simpson is winning national repu-
tation.
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. McAndress have
adopted Ruth Aultman. aged 10, sister
of Miss Hazel Aultman, who has been
with them for some years. 1t will be
remembered that Mrs. Aultman, the
mother. died at her home near Aber-
deem few weeks ago. Another sis
ter. Miss Gladys, goes to Lennon to
live with her brother, Fred Aultman,
publisher of the Lennon News.
Peter Peterson, brother of Chris