The Dickinson press., 1911-10-07

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baso. iii. He spent the summer season
in Dickinson looking after his farm
south of the city.
Leo McKeever and Herbie Neil have
secured employment as brakemen on
the Great Northern railroad, with q run
out Of Grand Forks. !
Mrs. NJ. K. Muller and daughter. Miss
Lena. returned last week to their home
at Richardton after enjoying q g.
months visit in Germany.
Miss Laverne Roquette entertained a
party Of her friends last Friday night in
honor Of her birthday anniversary. The
usual games and q delicious luncheon
were enjoyed. :
In the committee of University boys,
who have charge of the annual cane
rush on Varsity field at Grand Forks, is
noticed the name of Walter Ray of Dick
inson.
City Auditor Ernest Orchard of Fargo.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Orchard of
this city, is one of the delegates to the
American League of Municipalities at
Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. F. A. Little came up on Tuesday
from Bismarck. where she wal visiting
her brother and seeing the State Indust-
rial Exposition. She went out Wednes-
day to her home at Fayette.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. W.
S. Lamberson on September % at the
home of her parents in Rock Rapids,
Iowa. Mr.. Lamberson is a carpenter and
contractor in Dickinson.
Miss Mile Hoffman. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. E. fl. Hoffman of Dickinson,
received a Turquoise ring as special
prize in the Belield Times contest. She
stands second in the piano contest.
Assistant Wire Chief and Mrs. VIM.
Servis left Tuesday night for a two
months trip to Southern points. includ-
ing Galveston, New Orleans, St. Louis,
also visiting in the Twin Cities and
chicago en- route.
John Orchard, the city real estate
man, is out early with one of the 1912
calendars of the United States Fidelity
& Guaranty Co. The company issues
all kinds of bonds. including accident
policies. through the Orchard Agency
in the PRESS building.
C. P. Cornell of Regent was married
last week to Miss Lena Erickson of
Black Butte. Mr.. Cornell formerly had
a restaurant and pool hall at the old
EsHorswill p%ost-ofice, moving to Regent
3tSJNhen that town was started. The bride
Fis a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Erickson.
A One Hundred Dollar an Acre Club
has recently been organized in North
Dakota, and among those who will act
as directors of the organization we
notice the name of Ex-Representative
j. E. Phelan of Bowman. Upon the
advisory board will be such men as
President Worst of the agricultural COL
lege, and W. c. Gilbreath, secretary of
agriculture and labor.
Mrs. Frank Archibald of New York,
who has been visiting for several weeks
at the homes of her sisters, Mrs. Frank
Petrick and Mrs. Louis Komberec, who
live about four miles northeast of the
city, and with her brother. Joe Casper.
the Fayette ranchman,, returned this
week to her home. Mrs. Archibald's
husband is a policemen in the big city
of America.
Fred H. Trueman, deputy road snperin-
tendent, was up from Richardton on
Monday in consultation with the county
commissioners on road matters. Mr..
Trueman is an old timer in Stark county
and has q thorough knowledge Of the
road require ments and is getting good
results from the seasons work. He un-
derstands mason and cement work which
counts for a good deal in county road
supervision.
Charlotte Perkins Gilman, who will
be heard in Dickinson this month, has
published twelve books. among them
Woman and Economics which alone
would have made her famous. In ad-
dition to this she is a voluminous
writer for all the leading magazines,
writes. edits and publishes her own
magazine, The Forerunner," and as
a public speaker her repertory includes
thirty-three lectures, besides numerous
%recitations and dramatic readings.
The James j. Hill and Howard e.
liott special arrived in Dickinson last
Friday evening, stopping but a few min
utes, or just long enough to change en-
zines. The running time for the train
over this division was 40 to As miles per
hour, or about the same schedule as No.
1 and No. 2 have. 1t was announced
that the railroad presidents and their
party were also to visit the Montana