The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22

dttlcie IN tne journal Junior.
Mrs. ]. C. F. Parker entertained Con-
EDUCATIONAL fair workers Tuesday after
noon.
Mn. Victor Chileren has a teachers
art class Saturday morning and a girls
class Saturday afternoons.
Miss Aloctt has resumed her vocal
classes In the city on Wednesdays and
Saturdays
NJ. and Mrs E. j. Berry of Glendive
are combining basiness and pleasure in
Chicago.
A Dcaddock dispatch says W. T. Best
10 back from Janesville. Wis, and glad
to be back.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Culver of Glad
stone were attending to business in
Dickinson last Saturday.
Mrs. W. F.. Burnett and children are
spend ing two weeks with her mother,
Mrs. c. H. Merry, in Minneapolis.
Mrs. F. l.. Watkins went to Wilton
Sunday evening to visit relatives fol-
two weeks.
G. K. Price, manager of the Dickinson
Business College. was in Beach Friday
night and Saturday in the interests of
his school.
PAUL Floody went out south the first of
the week to look after his well boring
work. He is getting a lot of this work
and is giving good satisfaction.
A. H. Arnett and W. L. Richards left
Sunday evening for the cattle markets.
They had a shipment of stock which
went east earlier in the day. Mr..
Arnett did not expect to return until
next week.
Rev. C. D. Mcdonald Of Glendale
spent Saturday and Sunday in the city
visiting his sister, Mrs. Catherine
Flynn, and niece. Mrs. Catherine Ray,
aud other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ellickson are
back from their eastern trip. Conductor
Ellickson will probably not not be
able to resume work on account of the
condition of his finger, until the first of
the year.
Peter %Indergaard of Bel6eld was trans
acting business in Dickinson on Monday.
His IS acres of wheat gave an average
yield of ii bushels. He has 40 acres of
flax in the stack. Mr.. Indergaard was a
cattle grower a few years ago, but he
says that he rather enjoys farming now.
Miss Sylvia Petricka returned home
Saturday after a %protracted visit with
relatives in Minnesota. James Petricka,
a brother of Louis Petricka, and Joseph
Merik, a brother-in-law, both from
Montgomery, MINES ota, accompanied
Miss Sylvia.
The PRESS is in receipt of a fine
picture of 'Hemlock Lodge" the sum
mer home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Under
hill, at Mountain Park, Pine Creek, Pa.
near Jersey Shore. Mr.. and Mrs. Under.
hill expect to be at their Dakota home
about November /.
Miss Angela Jennings and Miss Anna
Cuskelly are forming a children's dane
ing class. The lessons will be eiver
each Saturday afternoon in the Com
mercial Club rooms. Fifteen were
entered last Saturday and as many more
are expected this week when the lesson s
will begin.
fl. Stevens returned the first of thu
week from Mott where he took War
Eagle for a wrestling match with Kicker.
of Marmarth. The Indian got two
straight falls, the first one in 81 minute.
and the second in II minutes. Gus
Gilbertson of Beach is to meet the Indiar
next at Beach.
Fred Christensen returned Saturday
from Chicago and eastern points, &C.
%companiead by a friend, Art lur Glazier,
who will spend a few weeks or month.
at the Christensen ranch northeast Of
Oakdale. H. C. Christensen had beer
in Dickinson several days waiting fol
the return of his son. They left for the
ranch on Monday.
Supt. P. S. Berg and C. W.. Selden,
teacher of manual training, have been ii
Bismarck this week in attendance upon
the state educational association. Supt
Berg, as before stated, appeared twice
on the program. Mr.. SeIden expected
to assist his father with the Valley City
normal manual training exhibit and he
himself had on exhibition a beautiful
mahogany rocker of his workman
ship.
Jospeh Marek and j. M. Petricka Of
Montgomery. Mimi, made a purchas,
the first of the week of 800 acres of lane
through the Dickinson Land & Loa1
Co. The land is north of this city ant
is considered a very fine bargain. Tn.
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