The Dickinson press., 1911-08-19

Lost-gold belt buckle. Finder leave
at PRESS Office. 8-19-2p
Miss Celia Paul visited friends in
Belield recently.
E. G. Erbe of Manning was a bust
ness visitor in the city Tuesday.
Miss Tina Hass left Sunday for Bis
marck. where she has a position. Miss
Martha recently visited in the capital
city.
The Plageemeir boys picked up a car
load of horses which they shipped to
Miles City for the horse sales there this
week
Henry Reichert left Monday evening
for Grand Forks to attend a hotel con-
vention, subsequently to 60 to Mime
sofa points for a short outing.
Liberal reward for return of / black
Galloway coat lost on old New England
trail between Antelope creek and Geo.
Gallop place. Angus Neil, New Eng
land. 8-19-2t
Miss Barbara Chernausek returned to
her home in Montgomery. Mimi, last
week. While en- QUITE to her home she
visited her daughter in Minneapolis a
few days.
Frank Ray and Frank Clark. owners of
; the Dickinson Hardware Co., are having
rear rooms over their store fitted into
two modern flats. Jake Varsal is SUPER
intending the work. The front rooms On
this floor are already rented.
The next Epworth League social will
be held August Is at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Anderson. The last meet
ing was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gray. Games and music
furnished entertainment, at the close of
which light refreshments were served.
The doors of the Dakota Meat market
were closed the night of tue 18th. W.
C. Boehlke came over from the south
side early in the sprinf and opened his
market in the building formerly occu-
pied by Harleman & Scott. He states
that he has lost a good deal of money
and rather than lose more closed the
place.
Mrs. F. H. Farrand and daughter,
Marie, arrived recently and are now
settled in the Methodist parsonage.
Rev. F. H. Farrand and son, Harold. ar
rived. it will be remembered. the first
of the month. Miss Emma Farrand is
still in Glendale, where she graduated
from the public school in the spring.
! She is expected in Dickinson in a short
time.
The Equal Suffrage committee ap-
pointed to prepare a program for the en-
suing three months, were entertained
and given a four course dinner at the
home of Mrs. C. N. Barker on Tuesday.
The committee members were Mesdames
Conger, Hunter, Linsley, Cunningham
and Stickney. Mrs. G.. A. Perkins and
Mrs. Lathrop were specially invited
guests.
Mrs. J.. L%eonberger entertained pleas
antly Monday evening in honor of Mrs.
E. j.. Berry at a four course five o'clock
dinner. The rooms and table were pref
tily decorated with sweet peas and
asters. Directly after dinner Messrs.
Crowl and Mckinley took the guests out
for an auto ride. On their return the
evening was spent in playing $500"
and the guests departed at a late hour.
Fifteen guests were present.
The members of St. Paul's Methodist
church gave an informal reception Tues
day evening for Rev. and Mrs. F. H.
Farrand. The meeting was arranged for
the purpose of making the new pastor
! and his family acquainted with the
members and friends of the parish and
it proved to be a very happy gathering.
Mrs. F. C. Heffron was at the head of
the function and ice cream and cake
were served during the evening.
Mi. and Mrs. E. L.. Likens, accom-
panied by Mrs. Likens' brother. Paul
Wears, intended to leave the last of the
week for an extended trip in the east.
expecting to be gone three weeks or a
month. Mr.. Wears returns to his home
in New Richmond. Wisconsin,, where
he will resume his school work. MI.
and Mrs. Likens will visit in Chicago,
Cleveland and Ashtabula. Ohio. Buffalo.
New York and La Crosse, wisconsin.
J. J. Tucker, travelling inspector of the
dining al department, takes Mr.. Liz
ems place at the n. P. lunch counter
during his vacation.