The Dickinson press., 1910-10-29

Glendive since leaving Dickinson over a
year ago. Miss Leone Hanneean also
lived in the city for some time.
Miss Jennie Schultz went 10 Taylor on
to give her regular music lessons. |
MRS.. Costhwaite was up from Man
dan on business a few days this week.
Miss Eule,a Ctosthwaite came up from
Mandan today to spend. Sunday with
Miss Maysie D.nsdale. -
Company X will give their annual
Thanksgiving ball this year as-usual Oh
THANKSGIVING evening at the, armoeyS ssl
The Congregational Ladies Aid society
will hold their annual fair al the church
parlors on the IA and IS Of December.
Miss Florence White was in Glendive
on Thursday and engaged room and
board. She expects to move up some
time the coming week
Mrs. Fred Wilson entertained the,
fancy work crowd on Wednesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Frank Kilby
who is soon to leave the city.
Everybody is planning to attend the
Halloween ball at the armory on Mon
day evening, given by the Altar Guild
of the Episcopal church, and all are ex-
pecting a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Hartman came
down from Medora on Friday. They
recently returned from Iowa. end expect
to leave on Sunday for California.
Mrs. A. Lewis. who makes her home
with her daughter. Mrs. r. C. Hill, has
been quite ill the past two weeks. She
suffers from rheumatism and complica-
tions brought on by old age.
Bernard Baumhueter, who is teaching
school No. 4, the Ridl school, in Novi
Hradec district, was in Friday for the
county examinations. Mr.. Baumhueter
boards at the home of Thoms Ridl, and
likes his work and the people very much,
Stewart Cummings completed his work
at Glen Ullin the first of the week and
after visiting in the city a few days left
Friday for Mott, where his work will
require his attention for {, time yet
and possibly all winter. Mrs. Cum
mings will remain in the city for the
winter.
A Frenchman by the name of Vile
Eagle, who was h~omesteadine south of
Bel6eld, was taken to Dickinson and
examined by the insanity board the first
of the week. He was adjudeed insane
and was taken to jamestown on Wednes-
day by Sheriff WEIGH and George Wae-
goner. He was a single man and had
not been in this vicinity very long.
The season for killing prairie chicken
closes next Tuesday, November /. For
ducks, geese or any variety of aquatic
fowl the season continues until the 18th
of November. The deer season will open
November TO- and close November 80,
and no person is allowed to kill more
than two deer. A license procured at
the beginning of the season covers all
game during the hunting period.
Mrs. Jerry Ha yes entertained at din
ner Sunday evening in honor of Miss
Leone Kllinefelter, who was married the
following day to Victor Hayes, Misses
Ruth Littlehales. Anna Kostelecky,
Helen Poor and Rose and Mary Berrin-
ger. Pink and white carnations were
used as a table decoration and a course
dinner was served. Music was enjoyed
later.
Frank Keoeh. foreman for j. E.
Phelan on the cattle range north, for
four and a half years, came in from
Chicago the first of the week and went
out 10 the Robert Wilcox ranch with W.
L. Richards. Mr.. Keogh is interested
with his brother John in stock neal
GoodalI. He also has two brothers, Tom
and Jim. engaged in the stock business
on Knife river.
Mrs. t. A. Simpson returned Wednes-
day from her eastern trip. It is about
three weeks since Mrs. Simpson left
Boston, during which time she visited
in New York, Philadelphia. St. Paul
and Minneapolis. Senator Simpson was
to have left Boston the last of this
week, but as he had important matters
in several places to look after. it was
not expected that he would get home
until about the close of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Reed went to
Glen ,Ullin on Friday. They are on
their way home to Fargo. Mr.. Reed,
however, will be back this way in about
two weeks for a stay of two days, on
his way to Glendive. His territory now
extends west from Bismarck on the N.
P. TO Terry and east over the milwaukee
territory as far as the Missouri river.