The Dickinson press., 1910-05-21

Rhame.
Married by Justice A. P. Folsom,
May IA, Peter Lux and Miss Cecilia
Beaner, both of New England.
B. S. Taylor of San Diego, California.
is visiting at the A. T. Crowl home
for several days.
J. A. Rose left this week for his old
home in St. Charles. Mimi, where he
will visit for some time.
The E. [. Scofield house on Second
Ave. W. is undergoing repairs inside
and having a coat of paint outside.
The Ladies of the G. /. A. to B. of
L. E. will give a social dance tonight
Saturday in the Odd Fellows hall to
invited friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nils Person drove in
from New England on Monday. Mr..
Person is a member of the firm of
Jessen & Co. and had not been in the
city for six months.
D. kohn, the tailor, has taken a
homestead IL miles northeast. He will
drive to and from his claim and so keep
his shop open in Dickinson.
William c.. Rev. railway postal clerk
on the Hankinson and Bismarck divis-
ion of the 500 line, sends his renewal
for the PRESS. He makes headquarters
at Bismarck and was formerly of:..New
England.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reilly and F. L.
Wagendorf, who have a stock ranch
seven miles south of Medora, were in
Dickinson several days the past week.
They formerly resided in the locality
of Hettinger in the Teepe butte country.
Miss Luverna Pfremmer finished her
school in the district at Taylor buttes
and left this week for the Green river
school in Dunn county, where she has
been engaged to teach for the summer.
Albert and Jim Arnett were in from
their fathers ranch on Spring creek the
past week. Warren. who has been in
the Merchants National bank the past
winter, accompanied his brothers on
their return.
F. c. Angeliss and DR.. G. A. Clarke
will be instructed in the second and
third degrees in Frontier Lodge No. ~,
L. o. o. F. x Tuesday evening, May
"a. Refreshments will be served and
all Odd Fellows are urged to be present.
The Mott Pioneer Press recently told
of a pleasant hard time surprise on Miss
Ethel Rumph at her home at that place
and of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Rumph
winning prizes for the most comical
makeup. Miss Rumph is we'll known
8 in Dickinson, having made her home
e here for several years.
This week Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pear.
son of Gladstone. who were married
t only. the past week, left for their new
home at Pasadena, California. Angus,
Paduch, brother of the bride. has bought
40 acres of fruit land for $40, 900, and
3 MI. and Mrs. Pearson are partners in the
transaction.
Ira Wilson has purchased the C. P.
!, Christensen quarter nine miles west OF
! New England. The land is between two
sections of land which MIR. Wilson
already had and his sons homestead.
1t is Mr.. Wilson's intention to move oul
to his S00-acre farm the first of July.
His son has put in 100 acres of crops fol-
i. him, in addition to $50 for himself,
' Mrs. H. L. Reichert entertained
beautifully at her parlors in the St.
Charles hotel OF Monday afternoon in
] honor of Mrs. ]. j. Ryan, wife of 6
b travelling salesman. who has heaq.
Quarters in this city for a time. Cards
were enjoyed in the early part of the
8 afternoon and at 4 o'clock a delicious
repast in the form of a banquet was
+. served to about 30 ladies in the hote
! dining room. The afternoon was very
much enjoyed by all the ladies present.
VIM. CoJarove, who lives in the north.
E ern portion of Hettinger county, 2:
miles south of Richardson, has added
100 acres to his land possessions ant
now has $50 acres. He has a schoo
section leased and altogether has 1, 30(
= acres fenced. He close herds his cattI.
and manages to run a good big herd
' His $500 bushels of wheat raised las
season has been contracted at Richard.
. ton at $500 per bushel for delivery OF
or before June 20. Mr.. Colgrove i.
8 about through with his seeding and viii
commence hauling in a few days.
There are a good many people in tn.
city who do not appear to understand
: the ordinance regarding streets ant
alleys and which the council said mus
. be complied with on and after the 10tl
of May. The cleaning up of places wa.
generally complied with but SOM d.
not seem to realize that it is q VIOLA.