The Dickinson press., 1911-10-07

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A daughter was born to Conductor and
Mrs. Harry Ed en- on October 4.
Bill McCarty was down from Medora
on business the first of the week.
Supt. Mary Nolan was visiting the
R%ichardton schools on Wednesday.
Miss Mary Kvapil spent Sunday in;
Belfeld visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rostuben.
The infant child of Conductor. and
Mn. A. A. Meredith died on Wednes-,
day.
Miss frankie Sipes went to Miles City.
last week to be with her parents for
some time. :.
j. A, Beery. the. deputy auditor in
Billings county, was down from Medora.
the first Of the week.
p. J. Pelissier returned Wednesday
from a short visit at the Eaton Bros.
ranch at Sheridan. Wyo.
M. L. Auner went to Chicago the past
week and planned 10 visit his mother
near that city for a short time.
Joseph Kalinsky of Lehieh was brought
to the Stein hospital on Wednesday,
suffering with quite a severe case of
pneumonia. ~
Supt. L. R. Waldron went to Bismarck
on Thursday for two days at the State
Industrial Fair to take part in the Farm
ers' Institute work.
Daniel McKinnon, a rancher from
southern Morton county. was spending
Thursday in the city, the guest of H.
A. Hogue. the land man.
Mrs. John Christian of Lehigh left
Thursday evening for New Salem,
where her husband is foreman of the
coal company operating there.
One-fourth of an inch of rain fell on
Monday and Tuesday and during the
afternoon of the second day a high wind
was blowing. 1t cleared during the
night without a frost.
The annual convention of the Billings
county Sunday School association will
be held at Sentinel Butte next Sunday,
October 9Th. John Orchard of Dickinson
is on the program for the afternoon ses-
sion.
Mrs. E. A. Darling and Master
Lawrence Dobson returned Tuesday from
West Bangor. New York, where they
had spent a very pleasant summer.
Master Dobson is in school again. Mrs.
Darling will spend the winter with her
niece, Mrs. George Dobson.
John Sutherland. we'll known to man,
people throughout this part of the state,
returned this week to Bismarck from an
extended trip through Europe. He
visited his old home at CARLSBAD, Sweden,
but could not find any of his relatives.
Mrs. ]. Leonbereer has rented her
building on. Sims St. and was trying
this week to find the legitimate owner
of the bakery fixtures which are in the
building and which originally belonged
to Max LANCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell Reilly arrived
in the city Thursday from St. Paul on
their way to their home at Lehigh.
Mr.. Reilly underwent a very serious
operation at a St. Paul hospital three
weeks ago. He is recovering splendidly
and stood the trip home well. all of
which is pleasing to his many friends.
Fred Thompson thinks that he does
not care much about taking another
stock train trip to Chicago. At Marshall.
Michigan, his birthplace. he found many
changes since he left about 40 years
ago. The most OF his old schoolmates
were dead or had moved away. He
also visited Jackson. where the family
resided for some years.
Victor Kihm stopped off in Dickinson
on Wednesday, en- route from Minne-
apolis to Billings, Mont, to visit his
parents and possibly to remain at home
for the winter. He had been at DON
aldson's for six months. It is some
time since Victor visited old Dickinson
friends and he allowed that it would
take him the balance of the week to
make the rounds here.
Mrs. Geo. M. Frye and Mrs. DR.. II.
Anderson gave a pleasant party Wednes-
day night at the Frye home on Third St.
About twenty ladies were present among
whom were Mics Mary Bissett and
Augusta Crowl, who were visiting in
the city. The amusement was 500
followed by a dainty 3-course luncheon
at the small tables. The dainty place
cards were painted by Little Bernice
Frye.
Rev. A. C.. Hacke gave an interesting
report of the state conference meeting
in Minot instead: of his regular sermon
Sunday morning. The meeting next year