The Dickinson press., 1911-10-28

Justice A. r. Folsom and daughter,
Mrs. H. F. Beidler. returned last Satur-
day from three weeks spent in the New
England states, mostly in Vermont.
Medora Herald: H. C. Short returned
Saturday from a business trip to Dick.
inson. and rode home Monday. He is
having several loads of goods hauled to
the ranch.
Miss Myrtle Homer returned Sunday
from her three weeks visit at the Ira
Wilson and j. l. Hart homes near
ShoIlsmade. Mr.. Wilson accompanied
her in and loaded out with supplies on
Monday.
Mrs. T. S. Underhill has been quite
ill at her home at Antelope the past
week. but at last reports she was max
ing good recovery. Mrs. B. Lepper.
sister, and a nurse, are with Mrs.
Underhill.
The Branch Variety store had in n
of it's display windows this week a
unique picture containing 500 portraits
of Ex-President Roosevelt, representing
500 different attitudes and expressions
of this famous
Mrs. Ole TOllefson and Miss Edna,
who have been living in Bismarck for
some time, returned on Tuesday. Miss
Tollefson wat taking a course in q bust
ness school and her mother went down
to be with her.
Charles Holton was in Tuesday from
his place in Billings Co. In addition
10 raising sheep the past season. Mr..
Holton has grown upwards of 100 acres
of flax which he expects will give him
a yield of about eight bushels to the
acre.
A quarrel over some lady friend was
the cause of a terrible stabbine ARRAY
, down at Odessa, formerly Birdseil, in
which Merchant Nedella was very
seriously injured and C. A. Barton,
acting as peacemaker, was stabbed
quite badly. Christ Frieze, the man
who used the knife. disappeared i'm
mediately, but Sheriff Olson of Mandan
was hot on his trail.
: VIM. Ely returned Sunday from Han
cock Mimi, where he visited his father
who was quite i'll. The father, who
was with his son here for some time.
resides now with a daughter and was
feeling SOME better when Mr.. Ely return.
I'd. On Tuesday MI. Ely weht
to Richariton to complete a job oil
plastering there.
] Richardton News: About twent,
! friends of Albert Koesal gave him 6
pleasant surprise in the Commercial
: Club rooms Friday night, October 18th,
. the occasion being his birthday. Thu
f. evening was spent in playing cards
and smoking. in honor of the occasion,
: All had a merry time and Albert feel!
that he is not so unlucky after, all, il
: he was born on the 18th. and his birth
day this year came on Friday.
k A pretty surprise was given little
: Ruth Autumn last Friday, evening
s when 20 of her school companions called
on her at the J. A. McAndress home
on Sims street. The little folks had just
the best time ever with all sorts Of
games and pastimes. A delicious sup.
q per was served by Mrs. McAndress,
: assisted by Misses Hazel and Gladly.
Aultman and the little guests were
loathe to leave even at a late hour.
Medora Herald In claim and delivery
n before Justice Nichols last Monday
n the N. P. Ry., by Agent Hesser, suet
Y Geo. Hubert for lumber taken from
car by him in error, but which he re
fused to return. There was lumber il
the cal for two c%onsignees, and defend
ant took both lots on notice of his mis-
take he unloaded the converted propert!
on the way home. but refused to return
it, and an officer was sent for it. I
q was for the cost of returning the good
y that suit was brought. Plaintiff 60
q judgment.
The Royal Neiehbors had the Od'
, Fellows hall artistically decorated OF
: Monday night when the members ant
invited guests were enjoying a ghos
party in honor of the Hallowe'el
season. An abundance of witches o.
broomsticks. Jack-'O lanterns. blac
cats, etc., gave the place a spooky ap
pearance which was enhanced by
merry party of sheet and pillow cas-
guests, who enjoyed the game of 500 a
small tables. Later in the evenin
contests were the cause of much fun
Mr.. Swope was awarded a prize TO
rapid eating and Mrs. G. A. Clark fo
slow eating Miss Hazel Aultman frs