The Dickinson press., 1910-02-19
Mrs. j. c. Hart was ON the sick list
the first of the week.

Mrs. j. C. Hart was on the sick list
the first of the week.
Guy Dickinson and John Lob left
Tuesday for Minneapolis. They will
transact business, visit friends aud see
the grand automobile show there today,
February 10Th.
Ralph Heaton, of the Heaton Lumber
Co.. entertained q few friends at q
skating party at the roller rink on last
Thursday evening. The guests were
given a delightful time.
Clarence Thomas of Spokane visited
several days this week at the C. M.
Lyle home. He was en- route from q
business trip east to his home.
Mrs. c. A. Bratsburg, who had -been
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. P. Bremen,
for two weeks, returned on Wednesday
to her home in Glendive. Mrs. Brenner
acknowledging rapidly from her recent
illness. &
John Cufrie. j., went back to Haley
on Sunday after attending the wedding
OF, his sister, Miss Grace Currie. His
wife and little son will remain in the
city for several weeks.
Enthusiasm in the home talent play.
which will be put on the evening of
St Patick's day at the opera house,
ia. becoming GREAT. No doubt the men,
beers of the cast are doing some strenu-
GUS practicine and will give the public
an evening of splendid entertainment.
Snow shovels were much in demand
this week and every property owner had
q chance for strenuous exercise in get
ting his share of the sidewalks free
from snow. in some places the snow
banks reached q good height but by
the latter part of the week the roads
about town were in fine condition for
travelling.
j. ]. Rozeile Of near Medora was
down on bushes the first of the week.
He said that there had been lots of snow
in his vicinity but he has no doubt the
animals on the range will be able to.
pick q good living and in the Bad Lands
the grazing is good.
The Misses Laverne and Oral Ro-
quette, at their home on, 4th- Avenue
West, charminkly entertained about Is
of their YOUNG friends and their teach
ers at q Valentine party on Monday
evening. The house wat decorated
prettily. in tiny hearts and other symbols
Of the valentine sentiment. Several
unique games and contests were engaged
in during the evening and the making
of valentines by each one present proved
to be Of most absorbing interest. Miss
Peterson, seventh Grade teacher, was
h0nored by the prize for making the
best one, and GNldie Duncan's origin
ality o for her the prize for the most
cOnical. In q Rame where each, blind
folded. pinned q heart on some specified
place, Vera Hartung received first prize
and Dorothy Ayers boeby. Miss Peterson
received q second prize in another
guessing game. The game cards and
invitations were all painted by Laverne,
and the place cards were also original
%caricature valentines. A delicious
luncheon was served by Mrs. Fred
Roquette and Mrs. Victor Chilgren.
The entertainment of the whole evening
was 80 novel and enjoyable that it will
be long remembered by those who were
invited to be present.
Mr.. Edwin Paul Fischer and Mis-.
Benlah Miller. were married at thu
Methodist parsonage on Wednesday
evening by Rev. F.. T. Watkins. Nj.
Fischer is employed as tinneE at the
S0ules & Butler hardware store, coming
here from Lancaster Wis, about fou
months age. Mrs. Fischer arrived on th
eve OF their marriage from Mllscatine
lows and the happy couple. went I'm
medtately to housekeeping in the .hous
Recently occupiedabyf VIM. Weathess o.
vtilardssroets. Dickinson always sane
tione hesmarris9e Of, such speo9reosiv
yoon9 people, and will be lkiads tos kno,
they are to make their homein the city