The Dickinson press., 1910-10-01
Louis Asal is back from w..bintson.

MISS lille hnutSOn was up from
Bismarck a few days this week.
Nh. and Mrs. H. Van Vleet came in
the first Of the week from the Fayette
country.
Mrs. VIM. II. Hanson of LAURA. Iowa.
has appointed John Orchard her agent
for city property.
W. ]. Brown, of the Northwestern
Laundry Co.. came up from Bismarck
and spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Edith tombstone was up from
Richardton the first of the week. visit
ing friends and doina shopping.
Mrs. Mary Tuner and daughter. Mrs.
Oscar Deitsche. were up from Gladstone
on a shopping trip last Saturday.
Miss Grace Robinson came in the first
of the week from the L. L. Lewis ranch
north of Taylor where she had been
visiting for a few weeks.
Mrs. Bridget O'Leary and Thomas
Griffin. formerly of South Heart. are
we'll satisfied with Dickinson, where
they bought a home a short time ago.
Manager J. F. Brodie has purchased
a new model Buick from The Dickinson
Motor Co. and has a record run from
Lehigh into the city of seven minutes.
The P. E. o. society met Tuesday
evening with Mrs. E. A. Lillibridge.
Mrs. Barker's paper on Conservation
wa a splendid one and much enjoyed.
F. W. Lacy, night operator with the
Western Union service, has rented the
J. H. Field house, vacated bv Dr.. and
Mrs. Tasche, and is getting his furniture
in this week. He expects his family
here in a few days.
DR.. j. W. Stribline was in from New
England on Wednesday with Frank
Schank from south of Gladstone, who
was operated on al the Stein hospital
for appendicitis. The patient stood
the operation we'll, and DR.. Stribling re-
turned home in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Eyer were in from
Manning this week visiting and attend
ing to business matters. Mr.. Eyer re-
ported that L. Eyer g. Son had a record
crop of flax in Dunn county this year.
From 10 acres they threshed 4O5 bushels
of flax, or I'm bushels to the acre.
Robert Muecke of Gladstone was a
visitor to the city on Monday. Mr..
Muecke has just finished his threshing
and finds that he had 2, 800 bushels of
wheat from 10 acres, a very good yield
for this season. MIR. Muecke has already
sold a car of mixed cattle this fall.
Miss Leta Gray went up to Beach the
first of the week to accompany hel
mother, Mrs. L. D. Gray. home to the
city. Mrs. Gray has been spending
several weeks in Beach, finding tn.
climate there somewhat beneficial fol-
her chronic asthma ailment, from which
she has suffered for some years.
4 Mrs. M. Drurv entertained the mem
bers of the Birthday club on Monda!
evening 10 a six o'clock dinner, FOL
lowed by an evening of cards and socia
enjoyment. This was not one of thu
regular meetings as Mrs. Drury is not {
member of the club, but all enjoyed
fully her generous hospitality.
About 20 friends of Mrs. J. Leonber
ger called at her home last Saturday
evening to surprise her with an ven
ing of their society. They played
cards, and served a delicious luncheon
which they had taken with them. I
is sufficient to say that their guest o
honor was both surprised and pleased
almost beyond expression.
). The Ladies Aid society of the Congre
eational church will give a chicken pi,
supper at the church parlors mex
Wednesday, October S, beginning a
5 80 p. m. These suppers are Away
sumptuous and delicious and the ladie,
went to see q large crowd out to gree
their efforts in raising a little money t,
meet their church expenses. The pric,
win be IS cents.
A daeo by the name of Copulos wa.
arrested at Belield this week for disturb
ing the peace. He was taken befor,
}; Judge H. K. Nichols and find $50 fol
his offense. States Attorney M. L
Mcbride was we'll satisfied with the out
Icome of the case and thinks it will be .
n good subject lesson for those who at,
sometimes inclined to disregard decenc!
and the rights of people.
Dr.. and Mrs. John Tasche, who cam
here from Glen Ullin about three week.
ago with the intention of making thi
their home. have gone back to their oil
home in S~heboygan, Wis. d.. Tascht
had a good practice in his home tow
when he left there last May and hit
friends were anxious to have him re-
turn. Their three children left Monda,