The Dickinson press., 1910-10-08
Farm loans, quick action. H.K. Nichols.

Farm loans, quick action. HK. Nichols.
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Mrs. r. O. Smith was visitor to
Mandan few days this week.
The Epworth League held their monthly
business meeting at the E. J. Scharf
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. L. A. Davis and Mrs. c. E.
Smith spent Wednesday at the Currie-
.Alcott farm south of the city.
Roadmaster and Mrs. Charles Nelson
are enjoying a few weeks visit with
relatives and friends in St. Joseph. Mo.
The Catholics are planning to hold
their annual fair the 25th. 10Th and 9th
of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Drury and children
went to Mandan Saturday to visit few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. James Drury.
John Manley plans to open the roller
skating rink in the opera house sometime
about the last of October or the first OF
November.
At meeting of Co. X members on
Monday night it was decided not 10
send representatives to Hillsboro for the
State Rife meet on October a nd 9.
Oscar Ulsaker, who has herd of 100
cattle on the Little Missouri river in
Mckenzie county. was in Dickinson on
Wednesday. Miss Anna Ulsaker. sis
ter. came over to file a homestead
claim near her brothers homestead.
John A. Currie came up from Haley
the first of the week to accompany his
wife. who has been visiting her sister,
Miss Josephine Deffebach, to their
home at Haley.
Judge van der Las and daughter. Miss
Mary van der Las. left Sunday for St :
Paul. Miss van der Las will remain in
the cities for the winter. taking course
in millinery, while Mr.. van der Las
transacts business for a few days.
Miss Lillian Reed came up from
jamestown, where she was attending
school, Sunday to spend week with
her mother. Mrs. Anna Reed, and grand
mother, Mrs. Margaret Roberts.
The P. E.. o. society will hold their
semi-monthly meeting next Tuesday
evening with Mrs. W. S. Russell. The
members are invited to come at 80
O'Clock to be guests of Mrs. Russell at
dinner.
Mrs. Minnie Klinefelter and daughter,
Leone, returned to the city last Satur-
day from a summer spent at the H 7
ranch near Marmarth with Mrs. Kline
felter's brother, Archie Granteer. They
are staying with her mother, Mrs. L. X.
Gr anteer, in the city.
Mrs. James Rose entertained few
friends at 6 O'Clock dinner Monday
evening. Covers were laid for the fol-
lowing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Zetzman, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bartholome,
Miss Henry. Bob Kilburn and John Daw.
son. A splendid course dinner was en-.
joyed.
John Rattan says that his wife anc
daughter rather like their new rancE
home two miles south of Medora. HI
goes up Saturday nights ard remains
over Sunday. They have purchased enc
of the Custer Trail buildings and will
have very fine dwelling when they get
the building moved and fitted up on
their homestead.
Capt. j. G. Saunders and his daugh.
ters. Mrs. A. j. Osborn and Mrs. Henry
Cook, returned Mondey from Missoula.
Mont, where they had been called two
weeks previous by the illness Of Mrs.
C. E. Allen. Mrs. Saunders remained
with her daughter, Mrs. Allen. whose
condition was somewhat improved and
whose ultimate recovery is expected now
by her physicians.
The choir of St. Patrick 8 Catholic church
has resumed rehearsals after the summer
| AlVAI11os W. NCCu CU1llluucS as
leader and Miss Angelus Jennings. niece
of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Cuskelly, is the
new oreanist. The following are choir
members. Misses Anna Hillesheim,
Elizabeth Mum. Rose Wording, Irene
Walton, Flossie Jennings and Margery
Cuskelly, Mrs. Rose, Messrs. Bartik and
Reed, making strong force. Other
voices are expected to be added later.
Special work is being done right along
in preparation for the Knights of
Columbus service November Is.
F. H. Gibbs wants to be remembered
to old friends in Western North Dakota.
He was one of the pioneers en- the Can.
non Ball, where his farm home, just
east of the Fred Gabbert addition, was
established in 1887. On June II of the
same year, when the Rainy Buttes
Sentinel came into existence at New
England, he was one of the first sub.
scribers and when that pape suspended
publication in the early sprin6 of 1890.