The Dickinson press., 1911-12-30

lOr the n0ll00y6. SIS
The county commissioners will meet
In quarterly session next Tuesday
House for rent or sale-on installment
or will. exchange for land or horses. S.
S. Sutherland. 12-3O-2p
William Johnson, one Of the old time
residents of the county, was down from
Belfield last Saturday.
A daughter was born on Sunday to d..
and Mrs. F. T. Rucker Of Mott at the L.
G. Smith home in this city.
Miss Cordelia Branick was down from
her stenographic duties at Medora TO
spend. Christmas at her home.
Miss Margaret Berry is home from
her school duties at Visitation convent
in St. Paul to spend the holidays with.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. C. Berry.
Henry Warield and George Wallace
were in from their homesteads near
Fayette on Saturday and were busy
with their Christmas shopping and
%transacting other business matters.
Miss Ida Schultz, teacher in the Scran-
ton schools. is spending the holiday
vacation in Dickinson with her sister,
Miss Jennie Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Coils were down
from Billings county last Saturday fin
ishine up q dental job and purchasing
Christmas Gifts.
Bismarck Tribune, Wednesday: At
torney F. c. McCurdy will leave tomsor-
row for Taylor. where he has some legal
matters to look after.
There will be a midnight watch meet
ing at the Methodist church Sunday
evening. The. New Years sermon will
be given by the pastor, Rev. F. H. Far
andr. Sunday morning at II O'Clock.
o. M. Wicklund was in Dickinson
last Saturday, leaving in the evening
for Rothsay, Mimi, to visit for a few
days before going on to Milwaukee to
commence work for the Arcadian NAL
leable Range Co.
According to the Glen UIlin News Mrs.
Jennie B. Ware, a former Dickinson
resident. has sold her Star Restaurant
at that place to John Weikund. Mrs.
Ware has conducted this restaurant for
over three years.
Glendive Review: Mr.. and Mrs. C
A. I.ichty. who so recently returned
from Dickinson, leave today for Des
Moines, Ia, where Mr.. I.ichty's father
is i'll unto death. They expect to
spend the winter in Des Moines.
The following appeared in the Forum
Twenty Year Ago column of the past
week: ATTY. c. A. Pollock returned
from Dickinson where he had been ex-
amining the new property of the Lehigh
company" :.
Beach paper: Pastor and Mrs. F. W.
Gress of the Methodist church arc now
at home in the newly purchased par
sonaee building adjoining the church al
the north. This comfortable home was
bought by the church.
S. W. Thacker of Vancouver, B. c.,
was visiting his sister, Mrs. M. A..
Scherfius, in Dickinson last Saturday.
Mr.. Thacker is a real estate dealer and
accompanied Mrs. Scherfius and Miss
Dorothy to Glenwood. Mimi, for the
holidays.
Rev. C. M. Steele of Hudsville, this
state. was the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
A. C.. Hacke over Christmas. Mr.. Steele
supplied tile pulpit at Glen Uilin on
Sunday and from Dickinson he went 10
Beach and Wibaux where he formerly
had a pastorate.
c. W. Conroy, vice president of the
John D. Gruber Co.. was in Dickinson
for q few hours Wednesday night, hay
ing spent his Christmas in jamestown.
Mr.. Conroy was formerly local manage,
of the Mandan Mercantile Co. He was
hurTyine back to Minneapolis, where
he has headquarters for the winter.
As Radium costs only SIS, 600, oC0 pei
pound yoH~had De tier get in your orders
early. And it is not expected that Vim.
B. Patty carries a carload but it is g
fact that he will bring several tiny tubes
of the marvellous substance to show tc
the audience and to perform expert
ments with. at the High School Wednes.
day. January 10. at 8 p. m. sharp.
Aparty Of twelve ladies were pleas
antly entertained by Mrs. Mike McGinle,
on Tuesday afternoon in honor Of hel
niece. Mrs. Lee Nichpls of Mandan.
Cards were enjoyed and a splendid
luncheon was served, Mrs. Mckinley be.
ing assisted in the service by her daueh.
tiers. Misses Mary and Margaret.
Jesse Clark and Miss Christine M.
Anderson were married on Christmalsa
day at the Welt0n Mcdonald home by