The Dickinson press., 1910-11-05

will be many repetitions of the affair of
Thursday night.
What about the curfew ordinancey
LOCAL NEWS
Dr.. j. P. Wyrens of Taylor wal in
Dickinson on Friday.
A son was born to Mi. and Mrs. Bert
Sprague On November 4.
Mrs. Mike Mckinley will entertain the
birthday club Saturday afternoon.
Room and board at Mrs. Tom Jen-
ness cor. Ist Ave. w. and ut St. II-5.tf
Mrs. Scott, nee JAMIE Brew. was in
from Manning for a few days this week
Call Vaughn Fuel & Oil Co. for coal.
wood. sand, gravel, rock or team work of
any kind. Phone 81. 2-z7tf
Bear Creek coal beats them all -and
the Vaughn Fuel and Oil Co. has it for
sale. Phone 81. 2-27tf
Bowling Alley in Armory basement,
open day and evening. Cigars, tobacco
and candy. c. H. DeFoe. II-5tf
General Foreman Warn of Livingston,
who was in the CITY with his wife or
Monday. was night foreman of the N. P.
shops at Dickinson two years ago.
F. 1. Roquette, candidate for the
legislature on the democratic ticket,
was out making collections this week in
his new auto.
Miss Goldie Homer went up to Sentinel
Butte Friday to spend Saturday and
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Viola
Homer. Mrs. Homer has made commu-
tation proof on her homestead and she
and her daughter Miss Myrtle will live
in Sentinel Butte for the winter.
Miss Dorothy Stickney gave a very nice.
Halloween supper to a few Of her
friends last Saturday evening. At
each place was some favor appropriate
for the occasion. After supper Hal
love- en- games and tricks were played.
Miss Cecil Porter of Mandan was up
for the party.
Fireman Booka was arrested this week
by Chief of Police Corbett for steal ing
from the N. P. He pleaded guilty before
Justice A. p. Folsom and received a fine
of $50 which was paid. 1t is said that
other railroad men were suspected of
being in bad company in connection
with the deal, but 70 far nothing has
developed.
Mrs. W. A. Young AMI Miss Clara
Snyder entertained Wednesday evening
at the Young residence in honor of Miss
Florence White. About thirty guests
were present and cards were the feature
amusement. A fine lunch was served by
the hostesses, assisted by Miss juanita
Young and the evenings entertainment
was much enjoyed by those fortunate
enough to be guests.
J. S. Leary, former manager of the
Unique theatre in this city. has estab-
lished a circuit of vaudeville perfor-
mances in the different towns between
Nibaux and New Salem. His circuit
includes seven towns. Wibaux. Beach,
Belield, Richardton. Hebron. Glen
Ullin and New Salem. showing one
night in each place, beginning each
time at Wibaux with an entirely new
company and motion pictures.
The frst of the week several visiting
attorneys were in the city and had busi-
ness in the court chambers before Judge
W. c. Crawford. Attorneys John Keo-
hane and r. M. Andrews of Beach were
present on county division matters and
Attorney G. H. Brainard Of Hebron had
probate matters up before the court.
Attorney F. E. McCurdy was here from
Bismarck and Attorney H. E. Haney
was down from Beldeld.
The Stanton Republican had an
article last week about the Mercer county
teachers institute which vas held at
that place and at which Jdge ". c.
Crawford, who was holding district court
there. gave an entertaining address on
Good Citizenship The institute WORK
was conducted BY Prof. Haywood.
County Supt.; Thomas and Miss Rather
inc Gallagher. sister to Mrs. W. A. Nc
Clure, Of this city. who teaches in the
Stanton schools.
After the regular meeting Of the
Eastern Star order Thursday even
ing. the members were invited to
adjourn to the banquet room and par
take Of q dainty luncheon which had
been secretly prepared by a few of the
members. The room was decorated