The Dickinson press., 1911-11-04

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Miss Bernice Ely entertained at a
pretty Halloween party last Saturday
night at her home on First Ave. E. A
group of her high school companions
were the guests.
Conductor and Mrs. A. W. Mclean
have purchased the j. A. Vaughn res
idence m Second Ave West. This was
formerly the L.. X. Granteer corner and
is a very desirable location.
Miss Margaret Mckinley opened school
this week in the Newport district about
three miles south of Lebigh. Her
sister, Miss Mary, is teaching in the
district on Antelope creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Kovash came in
from New Hradec with a load of fax on
Tuesday. They visited at the V. Seme-
red home over night and loaded out
with a big load of winter supplies.
The Dickinson Rifle club will have co
turkeys this year for their annual
Thanksgiving shoot which will take
place at the .armory shortly before
Thanksgiving. The exact cate to be
given out later.
G. G. Bowers went down to Mandan
to spend Sunday and to accompa any
home his wife and children. who had
been visiting Mrs. Bowers parents.
who have just returned from a summers
visit in Scandinavia.
Miss Bessie Tuna, who has been en-
ployed at the St. Charles for some
month, and her brother, who as been
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kaisershott.
left for their home in LIE Sueur Center,
MIMI, The latter part of the week.
John K%ostelecky. a farmer living
about 8 miles south. had been having a
serious time with blood poisoning in
his arm and was being cared for It the
Stein hospital. He was much better this
week and able to return home.
The X. P. order has arranged a series
of dances to be given on the second
Thursday evening of each month in the
lodge room over the Berrinder market.
November 9 will be the first of the series.
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Mrs. VIM. Arnew returned on Friday
to her home at Northrop. after being
in the city for six weeks. She recently
underwent a serious operation at the
Stein hospital and spent the past week
convalescing at the v. Semerad home.
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
dist church will hold their annual
Christmas sale aid supper at the
church parlors N Thursday, November
10Th. The usual fine display of fancy
articles will be offered for sale and the
supper will be of the kind the ladies
are noted for preparing.
Chas. j. Hemptpling of Manning and
Miss lttily Bernice Willis of Ro~ckspring
were married on Friday at the Congre-
sectional parsonage by Rev. A.C. Hacke.
They were attended by Eugene Willis
and Miss Ida Peterson Of Rocksprine,
and left the same afternoon for a we'd
ding trip to Red Wing. Mlnn., where
Mr.. Hempfpling's parents reside. The
groom is one of Dunn county's popular
young farmers.
j. P. Griges. who has resided Is
miles northwest of Dickinson near the
Tom Fisher place. for two years. was
in Dickinson on Monday to see about a
contest which had been started against
his homestead. MIR. Griags and his wi fe
have not been away from their claim
other than to drive to Town on business
for the two years since making entry.
They have a comfortable home and 70
acres hbzzsken, and Mr.. Griggs could not
understand what was the matter. He
explained the affair to L. R. Baird. who
had been asked to represent A. c.
| Wing of near Zenith, contestant. and
the attorney at once saw that a mistake
had been made and drew up ali order
Tor the dismissal of the action. Mr..
Wing wat not in on Monday. in fact,
the hearing was not called until the
18th. but it looks as though he got into
the wrong township while out north look
ing for land. He had stated to Heffron
& Baird that there were no improve
ments on the land he examined and the
probabilities are that this was correct
but that he was mistaken as to the
township he visited. He certainly hae
no chance of successfully %contestine thu
Grisss homestead.
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