The Dickinson press., 1911-11-25

the first Of the week to accept a clerk
ship in the local land office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. H. Nelson are
nicely settled now in the Chas. E.
Ward house on Fourth St.
The F1ickerlail football team expects
to 60 to Mandan for a return game on
next Thursday.
E. B. Brewster, an early day Dickin-
son resident. is now getting his mail at
C%henoweth, Billings county.
Word was received in Dickinson this
week that c. F. Higgins was seriously
ill at his home in Ashland. Ore.
F. E.. Deiters, of the Deiters Fuel
Co., went west on No. 3 Thursday to
look after some business matters.
Mrs. J. P. Landstrom of Mandan
spent the early part of this week in the
city. the guest of Mrs. C. Nelson.
Mrs. George Ryan of Spokane. who
had been visiting with the T. F. Murtha
and Ormanzo Brown families, left on
Wednesday for the Twin Cities and
other eastern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marley M. Cone Of
Montpelier, N. D.. were in Dickinson on
Wednesday on their way to Manning.
where they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Eyer. Mrs. Cones parents.
Mrs. G. G. Bowers completed her
series of entertainments on Thursday
afternoon. Her numerous guests during
the past two weeks greatly enjoy ed her
warm hospitality and the pretty floral
decorations of her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Otos. who live s
miles northwest of Hettinger, have the
distinction of being the parents Of
three little girls all born to them on No.
vember nth, and all of them perfectly
strong and healty. This is one of the
few cases of its kind On record in the
state.
Word was received this week of the
safe arrival of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E..Gor-
don at Long Beach, Calf, where they
have secured a beautiful little cottage
for the winter. Mrs. Gordon stood the
trip we'll and is delighted with the
splendid climate and beautiful sur
roundines there.
VIM. Neuens, who was in Dickinson
a few days since. is gathering three or
four carloads of cattle from his Billings
county range for immediate shipment
to market. He writes that the snow is
deep out his way and he does not want
to take chances on getting all of his
stock through the winter.
The party given by Miss Hargrave last
Friday evening will always loom up as
one of the most enjoyable social events
in the lives of her "a lady guests. The
occasion of all the merriment was the
original form of entertainment which
included every kind of outdoor sport and
many new ones, on an indoor scale.
There were star runners. jumpers. high
divers. etc., and each tried to outdo the
other. At the close of all this fun, Miss
Har9rave served a delicious and ap-
propriate luncheon assisted by Misses
Dora Poland, Baird and Jennie Free
man.
MIR. and Mrs. W. N. Crist of Mary re-
turned Sunday night from their two
months visit with relatives in Buffalo
and in New York City. This was Mr..
Crisis first visit to his old home near
New York City since leaving there over
80 years ago and he greatly enjoyed re-
newing the enc and acquaintance
of his early life. Mr.. Crist has spent
most of these 30 years ranchine in Dunn
county and has been very successful.
Their young. son, Archie who accom-
panied them east, remained with an
aunt in Buffalo: N. Y. to attend school
for the winter.
The initial function of the series to
be given by the Masons during the win
ter occurred on Tuesday evening at
Masonic hall. and if this one is to be
used as a criterion for coming events
the parties by the local Masonic bodies
will be among the most delightful Dick
inson society will witness. Over $50
people were present and cards and
dancing was the fascination. Misses
Grace Crowl and Hazel Autlman furnish
Ing the music. The banquet hall was
also enthusiastically %patronized. the
gentlemen doing themselves credit as
walters.
Frank Mullaney. who had his ankle
and instep so badly injured over two
weeks ago. is getting along as we'll as
could be expected and will be able to
get around again within a few weeks.
He is at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. o. Mullaney. in this city.
where he was taken Immediately after
the accident happened. 1t was at he
Mullaney stock ranch seven miles north
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