The Dickinson press., 1911-05-27

several WeeAS WIN HtI SlSlcI. mE6. II.
M. Roberts.
Postmaster and Mrs. j. 0. DaRlum
will celebrate the 18th anniversary of
their wedding at their pleasant Daglum
home on the 30th. .
Just received, a big line of mems and
young mems half and full peg Triumph
trousers. See The Levy Bros, Willard
St. It
B. Lepper was in Stanton and Center,
the county seats of Mercer and Oliver
counties respectively, this week. in the
interests of his new Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co.
Mrs. Paul Floody and two childen,
also her mother, Mrs. Aleuier. left the
first of the week for Hudson. Wis,
where they will visit for several weeks
at their old home.
Miss Georgiana BonviIle. who has
been teaching the Taylor Butte school
for the past eight months, left the first
of the week for her home in Sturgeon
Bay, Wisconsin.
Mrs. H. B. Schaffner of Marshall will
60 to Owatonna, Minnesota next week
to attend the graduating exercises of the
academy at that place, from which her
daughter, Constance, graduates.
Nurse Rose Apple, who had been with
the Stein hospital here for about two
years, has been travelling in Europe with
her parents tine past two months. A letter
from Dresden said that they would be at
their home at Dubuque. Ia, about the
10th of May.
William Rieche was in Wednesday
from his farm northeast of Dickinson.
f1e has seeded so acres and wants to
break as much more for flax, but he finds
it too dry now to do good work. Mr..
Rieche is only farming what he eau do
without hiring help.
Joseph Groll and Miss Katie Herauf
were married at St. Joseph's church on
Tuesday morning. The wedding fes-
tivities were held at the John Kofler
home, a number of friends participant
ing. The groom is employed at the
round house, and had q nice COTTAGE
fitted up for housekeeping.
Miss Alta Dunlap, a high school
teacher at Hepner. OREGON. finished her
term this week and had planned to re-
turn to Mandan in time TO 60 IN to the
University of Minnesota where her sis
ter. Miss Ralpha, finishes her school
work next week. These young ladies
were former pupils in the Dickinson
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALT White were in Man.
dan and Bismarck this week, going by
auto. Mr.. White was looking over bust
ness matters as trustee of the North
western Laundry Co. The Bismarck
plant has been closed down, which
gives the company much better facilities
for looking after the Dickinson and
Mandan plants.
Glendive Review: Master Mechanic
C. E. Allen of Livingston. for q long
time a resident of Glendive, has pre-
sented to Yellowstone chapter, Eastern
Star, a handsomely framed portrait of
Mrs. Allen, whose death occurred a few
months ago. At the time of their re-
moval from Glendive to Livingston. Mrs.
Allen was the much-loved worthy matron
of Yellowstone chapter.
Layton George is spending two months
with his brother, Arthur, al Walla.
Walla, WASH, and other points on the
Pacific coast. Arthur Georee is a share
holder in mining property at Wallace
Idaho, but makes his home in Walla
Walla. His wedding will occur N June
9TH. Mr.. Elfstrom is looking after the
Elfstrom & George ranch at Oakdale
while M. George is absent.
S. M. Siegrist and Frank Willows
came up from Antelope on Monday to
get some dental work done and to look
after business matters. MIR. Siegrist
said that they had a rain out his way
that was starting crops in good shape.
He is giving his attention largely to
dairying. His butter brings Is cents per
pound in summer and more in winter.
Mr.. Willows has charge of the Spring.
vale farm, the I. S. Underhill property.
Reports from Miles City this week
indicate that L. W. Scherfius is improv-
ing as we'll as could be expected from
his operation. Mrs. M. A. Scherfius.
who ven up the first of the week,
returned Wednesday evening. Her hus-
band thinks that he a leave his
brother about Saturday night and on
his return E.. fl. Rogers. will 20 up for
awhile to look after the jewelry busi-
ness of L. w. Scherfius.
r. H. johnson has his new 6ve-pas-
senger Chalmers automobile purchased
through r. C. Hill. local agent. 1t is a
high grade car. very handsome, and the
first of its make to be owned by a Dick.
inson party, in fact there are very few
if any, in the western part of the state.
Mr.. Hill hopes to sell a number of the