The Dickinson press., 1910-02-05

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. John Lob, on
January %, a son.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hartman
OF Fayette in the city on Sunday. Janu-
ary 30, a son.
Born, on Tuesday, February 1. a son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schwartz of
RAIDER township.
E. A. Lillibridge expects to make a
business. trip to Minneapolis the first of
the week.
Joseph Duckhorn was able to leave
the Fisher hospital Sunday for his home
in the city.
G.. c. Chatham went down to Taylor
| Wednesday to do some more carpenter
work.
Jap Holden went to Mott Wednesday
where he will be employed by H. F.
Beeman.
W. F. Burnett and J.. E. Phelan were
in Mercer county this week looking
after ONE legal matters.
Dr.. Goetsch was called south of Clad
stone the first of the week, where the
two children of John Engel. Jr.. are
sick with %diphtheria.
H. L. Kelly, the Marmarth townsite
man. was in Dickinson again on Tues
day. Mr.. Kelly is very much interested
in getting the proposed Marmarth land
distr ict.
Roy Lillibridge came in Monday from
the Robert Wilcox ranch near Oakdale
ansd will spend a few days in the city
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Lillibridge.
Bertha Ekern of Casselton, N. D.,
was in the city on Sunday and Mon
day. the quest of o. M. Wiklund. She
was en- route to visit relatives in Mon
tana.
Miss Lula Vineyard arrived from
Miles City on Monday and will keep
house here for her sisters. Misses Pearl
and Nettie. who are both employed by
Drs. Fisher & Goetsch.
On Saturday, February S. examina-
lions will be held all over the United
States for those who desire positions
as enumerators of the census.
James Vaudeville. a nephew of Mrs.
A. Dineman. and freight agent at Glad
stone, left last week for Chico, Mont,
where he will take treatment at the hot
spring for sciatica rheumatism.
Miss lamar Michel. who has been
employed with the PRESS for a short
time, left the first of the week for Vale,
Oregon, where her brother is located
and where she has property.
J. S. Green and ]. F. Brodie re-
Gently returned from a trip to Hermiston,
Ore9on, where the Umatilla Irrigated
Land project is located. In a Fargo
Forum of this week Mr.. Green reports
many sales on his trip and especially
to Dickinon people through their
representative. John Hartineer, who
personally bought 40 acres, paying
therefor 50. 074. Another party of buy
ers are scheduled to leave soon.
Mrs. Joe Hoae was hostess Friday
evening to q very jolly party at her
home in the PRESS building. The
early hours were given to cards, music
and general gayety. About eleven
o'clock all went over to the armory and
enjoyed the hilarity of the Durcas dance
until 2 o'clock when Mrs. Hoag served.
to the delight Of her guests, a sumptous
and appetizing recourse luncheon.
Those present besides Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoae were Misses Genevieve White,
Henrietta Fox, Pearl Nichols, Stella
Bouleer and Florence White. Messrs.
Maxwell Burnett, Fred Guerlich, 8. R.
Shannon. John Bouleer. Roy Dodd.
Saturday afternoon was q jolly one fol-
those who were guests of Miss Orvilla
Dingman. A bob sled ride 10 the Ding
man farm one mile southwest of town,
with a procession Of toboggan sleds on
behind. was q source of 20 small fun.
At the farm coasting. with all it's
hilarity. was greatly enjoyed and q
splendid luncheon was q good climax
to 80 much fun. Those in the party
were. besides Mr.. and Mrs. Dingman,
Mrs. w. F. Burnett, Miss Ella Peterson,
Miss Matte Mitchell and Miss Anna
H~illesheim. teachers, and Florence
Jefferies. Olive Arnett, Mildred Perkins.
Beth johnson. Dorothy and Esther Ayers,
Laverne and Oral Roquette, Jessie Hill.
Grace and Carol Mcclure.
Nettletou Shoes. ..