The Dickinson press., 1911-07-15

Miss Marie Hughes Iefs for GieDdive
On Monday.
Mrs. A. N. Scott was down from Glen
dive last week.
There will be no preaching services
in the Congregational church until the
first week in August.
H. J. Titus, superintendent Of the
dining car department.. passed through
here on No. 2 Sunday.
Frank Small of Manning is employed
in the grocery department of the Crowl-
Schroeder department store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sans from fifteen
miles west OF New England, were trans,
acting business in Dickinson recently.
Arthur Martindale of Belfield and ].
Hammerschmidt of Richardton were
transacting business in the city Mon
day. -'
Mrs. E. F. Hill and two sons returned
to their home in Antelope Tuesday after
visiting at the Frank Smith home near
Gorham.
An exciting game of baseball was
played at the Oakdale Diamond the
Fourth. The score was three to one in
favor of Oakdale.
Miss Ella Nichols of Aberdeen. South
Dakota. arrived in the city Tuesday and
will visit two or three weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Garfield Mcneil.
D. A. Small. travelling freight agent
for the Erie railroad, with headquarters
in St. Paul, was in Dickinson on Mon
day looking after wool shipments.
Mrs. Fred Wilson entertained the
Fancy Work Club at her home on
Marguerite Boulevard last Friday after
noon. Ten ladies were present and
fancy work was done aud lunch was
served.
DR.. V. H. Stickney, who returned
the past week from attending the
American Medical Association meeting
in Los Angeles, reports good crops in
the Coast states and says that with the
exception of Seattle business seems
lively in all of the cities west.
C. J. Russell has installed two-horse
power gasoline engine at his farm to
run the separator. washing machine
and pumping jack. and finds it great
time and labor saver. The City Bakery
and Star Restaurant receive their milk
and cream supply from the Russell dairy.
Rev. F. L. Watkins returned Friday
of last week from his eastern trip, He
will open headquarters on August l.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Beeman were re-
turning recently from their New York
trip. where Mr.. Beeman represented the
state at Sovereign Woodmen. grand
lodge meeting.
Friday night occurred the death of
Elizabeth Valentine Brady, aged FIVE
wears. The little girl had always been
sickly and had been great sufferer.
She was buried in the Catholic cemetery
Sunday afternoon. the pail bearers
being Victor and William Walton. and
Joe and George Brodie.
Word was received this week of the
marriage of Miss Katherine Marie Nc
Donough to Mr.. John Collins, which
took place in Fargo on July 10. The
bride is the daughter of Jack Nc
Donoueh of this city, but had spent
several years is Fargo as dressmaker.
The. announcements say ''at home,
1894 Lincoln Ave. St. Paul, August 1. +"
Mrs. C. H. Powles and son. Charles,
of Graber, N. D., were in the city Sun
day. bringing in Miss Clara jacobson,
who has been teaching successful term
of school in the Graber district. Miss
jacobson left Sunday evening for her
home in GARRISON, South Dakota. Mrs.
Powles met her brother, Sever jacobson.
who was en- route to his home in St.
Paul from the coast.
John @. Ferris. Of Minneapolis, district
superintendent of Union Sunday School
work in Minnesota, North Dakota and
Montana. was in the city recently. going
over the work with Rev. j c. Jorgerson,
one of the six field workers IN this
state. There are 80 men in the territory
and during the past year IS schools have
been opened. The territory has 2,096
pupils enrolled.
VIM. Engelter, manager of the Man
dan Mercantile Co. at Hebron, was
renewing acquaintances in Dickinson
on Monday. He was accompanied by
B. H. Neumayr. until recently drugeis,
at Parkston, S. D.. who autoed out tc
Hebron with his wife and daughter the
past week. They also visited relative.
! in Mandan en- route. Mr.. Neumayl
went from Dickinson to Montana to lool
! over the country. He had recently sole
II his Parkst0n drug store to Herbert Fost,