The Dickinson press., 1911-05-06

A son was born on Friday, May S, to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Louden.
VIM. Kostelecky returned Wednesday
from a trip to the Twin Cities.
MIR. and Mrs. Anton Feiler have re-
turned from New York to Gladstone.
Miss Flora Murray of Hebron was do
ing some shopping in the city on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Townsend returned
to their Quinion ranch Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. Fred Freeman underwent a minor
operation at the Stein hospital this
week.
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machine, and bed room set, in good
condition. Inquire at PRESS Office. Up
The j. Malone family moved from
Lehigh to the city this week. Mr..
Malone will have employment with Ed.
Coar.
Miss Beryl Belden returned Wednes-
day from a few days spent Oh the ranch
with her brother, Archie Be]den, north
of Belfield.
D. Hoppe, the nan who conducted
such a successful sale for Schwartz &
Singer last fall, stopped over in Dick
inson on Friday. He has just finished
a fine sale at Beach.
Representative and Mrs. C. B. Heine-
meyer left on No. 8 Friday. Mrs. Heine-
meyer going to their Bismarck home,
while Deputy Heinemeyer went to Center
to conduct the Oliver county school lard
leasing.
Hon. L. v. Desser of St. Croix Falls,
| Wis.,, was en- route to Glendive Wednes-
day, where he owns a tract of land. He
enjoyed a visit with his old-time friend,
Attorney L. r. Baird. while No. 3 was
in the local yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. F%rankenbere
returned from Glen UIlin last Saturday
and Mr.. ~Frankenberg is busy fitting ur
the rooms of the Benzie Drug Co. store.
They have closed out their meat marke,
business and will remain permanently
in Dickinson.
Miss Marguerite Patterson, formerl,
connected with The Dickinson Recorder,
had an article in a recent issue Of
THE Colonist" published at Stevison,
California, where Miss Patterson nov
resides. An auto trip wei the Tide.
water was the subject of this interest.
ing article.
Ray A. Watkins and Miss Susie
Bailey of Emerson. were married
Wednesday evening at the Methodist
parsonage by Rev. F. L. Watkins Mr..
Watkins is a prosperous young farmer o.
Dunn county and his young wife is {
daughter of Thomas Bailey. one of. the
respected settlers of that county. Mis-.
Gertrude Bailey, sister of the bride, ant
Eugene Babcock attended the couple ant
acted as witnesses. y
The young men of Lefor, the new
town south of Gladstone, have organized
a MALTA company of about 40 mem
bers. They have regular drills, thu
same as military men have in Hungary,
and are expecting to come to Dickinson
on some public occasion to divide honor
with Co. X members. Peter Wageser i.
the present captain of the countr!
MALTA but will o resign and Johl
Reiner will be elected captain.
II. F. Beeman Of Mott was in the cit!
on Thursday on his way from Cakes
where he represented the Mott lodge o
Modern Woodman of America. Mr.
Beeman was appointed n of tn
twelve delegates from this state to tn
National convention to be held il
Buffalo. N. r., on June 20. A MI
Griffith of Beach is the only other dele
gate from the western part of the state
Nj. Beeman says the local lodge mad
a good choice in j. P. Ferriter as dele
gate to the state convention. He is up
to-date in all points of the order and b
his eloquence he won recognition f.
1.-THE western part of the state.