The Dickinson press., 1910-11-12

Money to loan on farm lands, Everett
Real Estate & Loan Co. I1-I2-tt
Mr.. and Mra. will Christ left Thurs
day for their home at Mary after spend
ing several weeks in the city.
Madam x comes we'll recommended
to US. Don't fail to see her at Roquette.
Beos. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kelly Of Madison,
Wis. arrived Wednesday to visit for
short time with Operator and Mn. f.
W. Lacey. Mn. Kelly is q sister Of
Mrs Lacey. /
Andrew Hydu Of Gladstone brought q
load Of wheat to the Dickinson Roller
Mill on Thursday which he exchanged
for flour. His farm Of 100 acres aver
aged 12h bushels of wheat to the acre.
A. E. Ireland autoed to Darlington the
latter part of last week, and expected to
be there to cast his vote on Tuesday of
this week. He will remain in CARING
ton with his family the greater part Of
the winter.
The 4-year.old child of George Wal
lace. who has the only case Of infantile
paralysis known in the city, is much
improved now. The child is gradually
gaining the use of its limbs, which
were in q badly paralyzed condition.
Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Gordon autoed in
from Richardton the past week to visit
at the home Of their daughter, Mrs. Fred
Hanson. of this city. also at the home Of
Mr.. Gordon's brother. Contractor c. E.
Gordon. The Richardton visitors were
accompanied by John De France who
works in the Richardton State bank.
H. A. Turner of South Heart returned
to spend the winter at his old home in
Fredericksburg, Iowa. Mr.. Turner came
to North Dakota last spring. purchasing
land in the vicinity of South Heart.
He filed on a homestead and will return
again in the spring to make residence.
He is much pleased with conditions in
North Dakota.
On Wednesday evening, November 2.
at the home Of the BRIDES parents in
Eagle Grove. Iowa. occurred the marriage
of Miss Dora B. Jones to Harvey N.
Owens, of Manning. MI. Owens. a
brother of ". P: Owens, is assistant
cashier of the Dunn County State Bank.
which position he has held for almost
two years. The bride and groom will
arrive in Manning ext Monday and
will 90 to housekeeping. Dunn County
News. ~.
Anothe, fatal case of infantile par
alysis has been reported from the
vicinity of Sentinel Butte. Ernest
Buell., son OF Mi. and Mrs D. v. Buell.
who live on a ranch a few miles from
Sentinel Butte, wat the second victim
Of this terrible disease in this part Of
the state, Harry. Madison Of Taylor being
the first. The remains of Ernest Buell..
who was "a years. old, were inferred: at
Sentinel Butte. He had been sick only
three days.
Over twenty young ladies were enter.
tanned last Friday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Pat DAILY. The affair was q
surprise parcel shower in honor of Miss
Evaneeline Guyot who. on Tuesday of
this week, assumed the responsibilities
Of managing a household of her own.
Miss Guyot was much surprised and ex-
pressed her thanks for the many gifts
she received. The evening was pleas
antly spent and Mrs. Daly, Mrs. Clyde
Bowers and Mrs. A. Boxrud served
dainty refreshments to the guests.
Several of the local Lady Macabees
went to Glendive on Monday in response
10 an invitation to be present at a meet
ing where special work was to have been
exempli6ed. followed by q social time.
Those going up from Dickinson were
Miss Lizzie Rapp, Mrs. ]. H. Lavine.
Mrs. W. H. Brown Mrs. L. N. Hart,
Mrs. VIM. Peterson. and Mrs. W. E.
Baker, who returned the following
morning.
Mrs. Anna Lenneville goes to Forest
Grove. Oregon, to spend the winter will
her son, Joe Lenneville. who is chief Of
the FIRE department at this VILLAGE. Mrs.
Lenneville went from Dickinson to Med
ford expecting to live with her son.
John Lenneville, but he is % to move
his family to some point in California,
which changed the plans of the mother.