The Dickinson press., 1911-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. McCarty of Bel
field were in Dickinson on Monday.
Medora people will enjoy a Halloween
dance a, Olmstead's hall on this (Satur-
day. evening.
Mrs. George Dobson went to Glendive
on Monday to be the guest OF Mrs. E. J..
Berry. e.
C.. W. Scharf and John Pierson were
among the BelReld people in the city
on Monday.
A son was born last Saturday, October
2lst, to Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Waiver of
South Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Spraeue are occupy
ing the Sutherland house on Seventh
Ave. W. moving in this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Diebald are NOV
ing back to Michigan. The family had
lived in South Dickinson for a year.
George P. keiter was at Marmarth a
few days the first of the week gathering
information for his new directory.
Miss Elizabeth Mum entertained the
young ladies' sewing club on Monday
evening at the Geo. M. Frye home.
Miss Lauretta Brownfeld was down
from Medora to spend Sunday here, the
guest OF Mrs. Keiter and other friends.
Rev. J.. S. Brayaeld of St. johns
Episcopal church was holding services
in the court house at Medora on Wednes-
day.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Ashbacker ct Oakdale. Mrs. Ashbacker
was formerly Miss Myrtle Merrill of this
city.
Mrs. Walter Junkin was in Beach on
Tuesday and Wednesday visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Sweitzer, formerly of Dickin-
son.
Abe Fowler of Manning is planning
to take a trip to Tacoma during the holi-
days and will probably be away for the
greater part of the winter.
Misses Myrtle Homer, Hazel Aultman
and Edith McGrath are among those
clerking at the Schwartz & Singer store
during the sale which started on
Wednesday.
Raymond Hayes came back from FARGO
and was on his way out to the Jerry
Hayes ranch this week. He has been at
tending the A. C. at Fargo.
R. P. White was down from Miles
City a few days this week. Mr.. White
was with the Russell Commission Co. at
Dickinson two years ago and is still.
with the company in Montana.
Asa Dawson, who has been in the city
the past three years, left Monday for
Bismarck where he will visit his
parents for some time. later taking a
position as travelling salesman.
A farewell party for Miss Alma Stucke
was given at the l.. P. Bremen home on
Tuesday evening, a merry party of her
school associates being the guests.
The meIubers of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Methodist church will be
entertained next Thursday afternoon,
November End, by Mrs. Glenn Casady at
her home two miles south of the city.
The ladies are asked to meet at the
church at 2 O'Clock where there will be
~conveyances to carry all to the Casady
farm.
The Northern Pacific has succeeded in
running down J. c. Todd. former agent
at Yates. who was in the habit of rails
ing freight rates and pocketing the ex-
money so collected from people.
Agent Smith. who followed Todd at
the ''Moorhead" town of Montana, was
also arrested for the same offense. He
confessed to everything which makes
the case very binding against Todd, and
was let off with a fine.
c. S. Langdon has taken the agency
for Singer sewing machines and in the
future will have a full supply of these
machines in stock. He also makes COL
lections for the company, and for the
present will carry the machines at his
house in the western part of the city.
Mr.. Lane1on is thoroughly acquainted
with the business. having previously
handled sewing machines. -
Hollis Robinson was in Dickinson a
few days this week visiting Mr. and Mrs
Robert Neil and Mrs T. 0. Geppert.. He
was en- route from Mott, where he worked
at his trade of mason for the summer,
to his home in Spokane. Hollis is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Robinson and
married about two years ago to
Miss Katie Neil a Dickinson girl. at
Spokane.
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