The Dickinson press., 1910-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. b. il. Crawford returned
Tuesday evening from the cities.
Misses Anna and Mile Reems of Oak
dale are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Pomroy this week.
d.. c. [. Gates of Hancock, Mimi.
was visiting some of his patients in
the city last week.
Mrs. E. F. Hill and two sons of Ante
lope were visitors in the city the first
of the week..
Rev. Bonte. the German Lutheran
minister located at New England. was
a visitor in Dickinson Wednesday.
Fred Wilson, who is substituting az
trainmaster al Mandan for q few
months. came up Tuesday to attend q
business meeting of the Elks.
Frank McGrath returned to the city
Tuesday from a two months visit at
his old home in Barron, Wis. He will
resume his duties DIS brakeman on the
N. P.
John Stein and w. S. Reems of Oak
dale came in the first of the week with
loads of grain. They report the roads
north in q terrible condition for haul
ing.
Mrs. L. E. Dix of Detroit, MIMI,
who has been visiting Mrs. J. C. Cart
wright for the past few weeks, returned
Saturday to her home.
j. II. Simmons will gain his freedom
the first of next week. He was arrested.
II will be remembered, on the 25th
Of October on a charge of adultry. His
Jail sentence was so days.
The sermon of Rev. W. J. Brown on
THE Twentieth Century," the conclud-
ing number in a series of Sunday even
ing discussions for young men. as well
received at the Congregational church
Sunday night.
Miss Celia Daily arrived here on Mon
day from her home in Grandin, N. D.,
and after spending a few days al the
home of L. A. Davis, left for New Eng
land where she expects to ENGAGE in
business.
Mrs. Fred Drews, who came from
Minnesota. visited several days al
New England, the quest of Rev. and
Mrs. Bonte. She left on Wednesday fol-
Beach where her husband has recently
located and where they will make
their future home.
A surprise was given Miss Georgia
Wilson on Friday evening when abou,
a dozen of her young friends, girls and
boys. came to her home on First
Avenue West and proceeded to have 8
good time. Various games and a nice
luncheon were the pastimes enjoyed
by all present.
Married at St. Joseph's church, by
Rev. Fl. L. L. Rabsteinek on Monday,
January 81. Mr.. William Strieeel o.
Midway to Miss Veronica Sehtraus 8
Formossa. Ontario; MIR. Julius Prau.
and Miss Mary Kubischta Of This city
Mr.. Raphael Bergen and Miss Matilds
La2tz of Glen Ullin.
7. o. Geppert has a very choice line
of paper samples that was recently sen,
him by a large Chicago firm. He has
also been supplied with q book which
dives all the latest decorations for the
home and will be pleased to call a
the office or residence and exhibit the
same, whether the parties desire 10 en-.
gage him for the work or not.
D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist o.
FARGO. will visit Dickinson Friday ant
Saturday. February 4 and S Office at tn,
st. Charles hotel Beach. Monday, Feb.
ruary 2: Taylor. Tuesday. February 8
Richardton, Wednesday. February 9.
All persons having defective eye-sieh|
or who need their glasses changed or re.
newed should call and see him. 1922
MI. and Mrs. Charles Horst of Gler
Ullin were in Dickinson the first of the
week. visiting relatives and friends.
MIR. Horst reports a fine meat marke,
business at Glen UlIin. He planned
before going home to make a trip tt
Isnay, Montana, to select a section Of
railroad land. He has in mind to puI
in five hundred acres of flax thu
coming season.
The Zukunft the German pape,
published by Valentine Koch in Soutl
Dickinson. has been moved into tn,
German Mercantile building. Edito
Koch has the northeast corner rooms or
the second floor and is very comfortably
situated. Jacob Ehli, owner of tn.
building on Broadway, where the
Zukunft. has been located heretofore
will fit the place up for a dwelling TO,
his son. Louis Ehli.
AS mentioned in the PRESS las,
week. Joe Oukrop. Dominick Vranna,
Albert Oukrop, Joe Zaranik, Jr., Jot