The Dickinson press., 1911-09-02

Miss Nellie Bride of New England
was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. M. G. Brown entertained six at
a at S O'Clock dinner last Saturday.
F.. a. Little of Fayette transacted
business in the city the middle of the
week.
Arthur Tollefson adjusted a $50 fire
loss on the Rough Rider hotel in Medora
last week.
Rev. Fr.. Dienam expects to 60 to St.
Paul next week to transact business a
day or two.
George Schoenlein of Richardson was
a business visitor in the city-the first
of the week.
Perry Maker and Robert Babcock Of
Manning transacted business in the city
this week.
Miss Ella Olin was one of the first
teachers this week to return from her
summer vacation.
Wallis Huidekoper of Two Dott. Mont,
sold grass fed cattle this week in Chi
cago at Sc. go per cwt.
j. J. Steckler, who is night clerk at
the St. Charles. leaves next week for
Valley City, where he has q position as
clerk in the Rudolf hotel.
W. L. Dickinson. E. J. Hughes, v. E.
Chilgren. F. A. Roquette and Llewellyn
Roauette attended the Kennedy Malone
wedding al South Heart Wednesday.
C. C. Mead went to New England on
Thursday in his Hupmobile. Robert
Hill went along to instruct and see
that the machine had good care.
Ex-Mayor Dan Manning and DR.. v. H.
Stickney have been at the Corwin Hot
Springs this week, in company with
John Courtney, who went up ahead Of
them last week.
If the weather is good it is likely that
a number of people from Dickinson will
attend the second annual picnic of the
Iowa Association in the Owens grove at
Manning next Wednesday. The program,
which includes a ball game. starts a,
1 80 in the afternoon.
Mrs. A. W. Freeman and daughter
Theo, leave Sunday for St. Paul where
they will visit sometime. from there 60.
ing to Frontenac, where Miss Thee will
attend the Sisters school of Villa Maria.
Mrs. Freeman will stay there a few
days until Miss Theo is settled.
Miss Anna Quibitt of Prescott. Mimi.
who has been visiting at the A. D.
Hickle home. left Sunday for Glendive,
where she will visit several weeks a,
the Gallagher home. Miss Quibitt ha:
been engaged as teacher at Rock Spring.
and will begin work there the middle Of
the month. ,
Miss Frances Soules leaves Sunday fQ
Minneapolis. where she has accepted
position as assistant art teacher to Mis-
Powell of the Northwestern Conservatory.
Mr.. Soules accompanies his daughter t
Minneapolis, going from there to Terre
Haute, Indiana. where he will visit q
week or ten days.
Mrs. j. R. Stewart and daughter, Miss
Mabel, and Miss Mabel Cummings, who
have been visiting relatives and friends
in Nova Scotia the past two months.
were in Boston on Monday and will
probably be in Dickinson the last of the
week. Miss Cummings will resume hel
work as %bookkeeper and city reporter or
the PRESS the coming week.
Supt. and Mrs. W. j. Litllehales anG
Miss Ruth, accompanied by Mrs. Little.
hales' sister, Mrs. J. r. Montgomery. Of
St. Joseph, Missouri, autoed to Mandar
on Thursday to visit Mr.. and DIS. Little.
hales. Mrs. Montgomery was on hel
way home. Mr.. Littlehales expected t
get back on Friday. !
Senator "A. L. Martin stated Thursday
that he was just finishing the threshine
of nearly 400 acres of wheat and thai
the average would be better than /:
bushels. His wheat on summer fallowed
land threshed 81 bushels to the acre.
Cashier L. F. Crawford had an average
yield of IA bushels of wheat, which
indicates that wheat is extra good
around Sentinel Butte this year.
Those who attended the Merchant.
Association in Belfield Wednesday even.
ing were Ed. Hughes, Llewellyn
Roquette, W.. L. Dickinson. v. E. Chill
gren, Frank Roquette, Guy Hunter. NV
Sturgeon, j. P. Cain, Frank Reed, Guy
Dickinson, Frank Clark, Frank Ray, PETE
Berringer. ]. C. F. Parker. Duncan Mo
Neil and Arthur Davis. The party went
up in the Dickinson, Roquette, Parke
and Murtha cars. !
Miss Emma Maley, the Socialist
speaker, interested a large company o.
people in the city with an open air ad
dress Wednesday evening. j. H. Lavini