The Dickinson press., 1911-12-23

ranch Tor the winter.
Cashier H. E. Skauge of Taylor dt-
tended the popular Firemen dance al
the armory.
Miss Eva SARGENT expects to 60 to Bis
marck next week to visit Miss Eva Sui
]ivan for several days.
Michael Collins left the first Of the
week for Los Angeles to visit his child
rem for few months.
+. j. Greene came down from Glen
dive on Tuesday. He is gaining in
health quite rapidly.
The enemy of graft, the friend of the
people, Judge Ben B. Lindsey will lect
ure at the opera house January 4th.
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Mrs. M. C. Brown. Mrs. Geo. W. Lee
and Mrs. W. L. Prindle were in from
Gladstone for the basketball game.
Engineer j. H. Lavine left Wednes-
day for Venbure, Conn.,. to spend the
holiday season with his aged father.
Attorney T. D. Casey left Tuesday
evening on a business trip to Fargo and
Grafton. expecting to return before the
close of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. James Soules are expect
ing Miss Frances today Saturday.
from Minneapolis. to spend the holiday
season a, home.
Mrs. L. F. Hoffman. who has been
the quest of her sister. Mrs. James
Soules for about two weeks. left Tues
day for her home at Mott.
The following Richardton people at
tended the Firemen ball in Dickinscn n
last Friday evening: Eddie Dirkes. H.
M. Pippin, Joe Fleck, Hattie Erbstoesser
and Lena Miller.
Mrs. Charles Conroy. who was visit
ing at the A. Hilliard home. left Mon
day for Jamestown. where she will
spend Christmas with her mother. then
60 on to her home at Minneapolis.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Wilcox and
daughter, Marie, expected to get back
to their ranch for Christmas. They had
been in the city for some days getting
dental work done and getting holiday
goods.
Miss Anna Kramer went..to Watkins.
Mimi. this week to be with her parents
for the holidays and few of the winter
months. Miss Kramer does dressmak-
ing in the city and plans to return the
first of April.
Hartwell and Watt johnson arrived
home last Saturday from their studies
at the University. Walter Ray and
Archie Palmer. the other Dickinson
boys matricuiated there. are expected
home this week for the holiday vaca-
tion.
Mrs. j. Crosthwaite came up from
Mandan on Tuesday to attend to some
busl ness matters in the city and was
present at the Rebekah meeting in the
evening, called for the purpose of meet
ing the state president. Mrs. Elizabeth
Hartman.
Rev. N. j. Rockwell of Taylor con-
Quoted services in the Methodist church
last Sunday while Rev. Farrand was
officiating at Taylor. Rev. Rockwell 8
little daughter accompanied him to the
city and both were entertained at the
F. H. Farrand home.
The person who took brown rug muff
by mistake at the Firemen dance Friday
night, will return same to Mrs. P. E.
Zimmerman or j. W. Swope. Also lady
leaving slippers at armory may have
same at the J. W. Swope home by
identifying them. 1t
The T. j. Greene family have rented
house and will live in Glendive fol-
the winter. Mr.. Greene is giving all
his personal attention to his drug store
business there while Druggists Dinsmore
and Woolsey and Jeweler Dolz are tax.
ing care Of the Dickinson BUSINESS
Conductor John Manley spent Sunday
} in the city. He had been running a
} mixed train on the new branch OF the
N. P. north from Glendive to Savage,
some 80 miles south of Sidney Fol
the remainder of the winter the COM
pany will only run trains north on Mon
days and Thursdays. Mr. Manley STATED
that great amount of grain was being
shipped over the new line.
A. w. Van Cleave. who had beer
working for the PRESS for three weeks.
left Tuesday evening for Cedar Falls.
Iowa. where he had engaged to worl
for the Daily Record for the winter.
MI. Van Cleave has a homestead Il
miles northwest of Fayette. where hi
wife is living during his absence. Hit
son-in-law. Roy Banigar and family,
reside on an adjoining homestead.
The attendance at the Methodist re-
vival service at Taylor last Friday
evening was increased nv a Dartv NJ