The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22

Rev. Walter A. Snow gave an interest
ing talk before the high school Wednes-
day on "A Trip to Washington. D. c."
Miss Marie Burda came in from the
farm Tuesday to spend the winter with
Mrs. j. P. Carroll and learn dress
making.
The Dickinson Pantorium is the place
to get the dry process cleaning for your
clothes. Office over the Harleman &
Scott store. 10-22-2t
M. T. Donoghue was down from Bel
field on Wednesday. He recently re-
turned from Chico springs and is enjoy
ing good health again.
P. A. Berg is a very busy man these
days between hoEesteading at Zenith
and running an engine for the N. P.
Miss 1delle is boarding in the city
and attending school.
Prof. M. A. Brannon, dean of the
medical department of the state uni
versity, was in the city Wednesday,
coming up from Bismarck where he was
attending the state educational associa-
tion.
Ignatz Sticka had 100 acres of wheat
that gave an average yield of II
bushels to the acre. Mr.. Sticka is clerk
Of the Stolz school district, nov having
10 school houses aud one school at the
Pete Brown place.
The Anniversary Club held it's second
meeting with Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Heve-
ner on Saturday evening. This club is
a coneenial company who celebrate
wedding anniversaries by having a
social time, playing bridge and enjoy
ing a lunch furnished by the members.
A rummaee sale will be held in the
building known Is the Royal Restaurant,
next to the second hand store on Sims
street and opposite Berringer Bros. meat
market on Friday and Saturday of next
week, October % and %. Great bar
gains for everyone.
At the home Of Henry Singer in South
Dickinson on Thursday last some twenty
five Jews. a dozen or so from points
outside the city, gathered to celebrate
the yearly DAY of Atonement.
Among the visitors were, William
Rosenberg of Beach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schwartz of Belield and the Halfyems
of Hebron.
Word was received Tuesday that
RAYMOND Cukselly, who was attending
the University of Minnesota. is ill with
typhoid fever at his aunt's. Mrs. Jen-
nings, in Minneapolis. His father,
Joseph Cuskelly, is with him. stopping
on his return from marketing cattle in
Chicago and he will remain until Ray
is out of danger. A trained nurse is
also in attendance.
The local Elks and their ladies spent
a very enjoyable evening Tuesday. A
business meeting was held FIRST after
which occurred the social session to
which the ladies were hidden. Dancing
was enjoyed until IL when a hot chicken
supper vas served. After supper, dane
ing was again the order until 3 O'Clock.
Many members of the local lodge. were
present with their ladies from Taylea
and Richardton. including Messrs.
Christen. Gustafson. and d.. Fabef. The
Elks' annual ball will occur December
IL and will be Q very elaborate affair.
The. first Of the month F. E. Deiters.
with Hughes & Deiters at Dickinson fol
q little oyes four years, will 60 10 Bis
marck to accept q similar position with
the Hughes Electric Light Co. Of the
capital city. Ed. HUGHES, manager d
the Bismarck plant, has several times
tried to. induce Mr.. Deiters to 60 ia
Bismarck and has finally succeeded. It
is with considerable reluctance that MI.
Deiters leaves Dickinson, but he feels
that ultimately the new position will be
La GREAT deal better for him. MI. and
Mrs. Deiters have many friends in this
city who are sorry that business takes
them away. For the winter they ex-
psct e board. s