The Dickinson press., 1911-10-07

Frank Koch on Saturday.
Ladies' you can find all kinds Of hail
goods at Lenneville & Belden's. 10-7-2t
Thomas Geppert was quite i'll this
week at his farm home near Antelope
tcseek.
Mrs. II. F. Schroeder returned last
week from a several weeks visit at her
old home in ST. Paul.
i Mrs. All. j. Beall of Mandan 10 visit
ing relatives and friends in Grand Forks
land southern Manitoba. ~
Miss Emma Farrand. daughter of
REV. and Mrs. F. H. Farrand, arrived
last Saturday from Glendale.
Justice Walter Sterland has arranged
Ito keep Justice Folsom's Office open
during the latter's absence in the east.
Harry Beidler is taking his meals with
his mother and sister, at the Folsom
home. during the absence Of Mrs. Beidler
in Vermont.
H. J. Schultz writes from Walla
Walla. Wash, that the PRESS is a
weekly letter to his family from their
old Dickinson home.
Mrs. C. L. Lamberson is recovering
from a spell of illness. She expects to
60 to the hospital for an operation be-
fore removing to Beach.
After loading his cattle at Medora
last Saturday, C. C. Mead came to Dick
inson on the stock train and here took
a passenger for Chicago.
Editor John M. Connolly, of the Het-
finger County Herald, and Attorney
Miller, of a New England law
firm, were transacting business in
Dickinson last Saturday.
Messrs. Beebe, Hosfield and Severson
were down from Belield last Friday
night for Masonic work, at which time
Thomas Fisher and Theodore Thysell
were given their master degrees.
Maurice. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. Clarke, was surprised ON
Wednesday evening when about 26 of
his little friends called on him and
spent a merry evening with games and
a supper.
The members of the Christian En-
deavor society of the Congregational
church were entertaining at a unique
social at the church parlors on Friday
evening. An invitation was extended
to all the young people of the city.
Miss Mary Bissett of Spokane was.:a
guest Of Judge and Mrs. W. C. Crawford
a Jews days this week. Miss Bissett
has visited her several times in the
interest of her farm property some miles
northwest of the city. She is en- route
to Minneapolis nov
Mrs. E. A. Lillibridee left Sunday
for Bismarck, where she Joined her
husband and thence proceeded to Clear
Lake, S. D., where Mr.. Lillibridge IS
mother is very ill. Mr.. Lillibridee had
been visiting his mother and was on
his way home when he received a mes
sage of her serious condition.
Deane Wiley did not return to the
state university. this year but is
helping his father at their coal mine
about IA miles west of the city. Deane
has studied hard for the past few years
and feels that this recreation will give
him the needed strength for his final
years work at the University.
C. C. Owens, with Soules & Butler,
has rented the Simpson fiat over tue
Reed Bros store and. expects Mrs.
Owens. a daughter aged IA. and son aged
IL, from Mankato, MIMI. within a few
days. They have a very comfortable
flat of four rooms, central steam heat,
etc.
Chas. McCloskey of Sentinel Butte is
congratulating himself that he was no,
more seriously injured in al automobile
accident last week. The car which he
was driving turned turtle, pinnine him
underneath. The other occupant was
thrown some distance and was able to
assist Mr.. McCloskey to extricate him.
self.
Since October list passenger trains
Nos. 7 and 8 stop 20 minutes at this
station instead of 10 minutes as hereto
fore. This makes No. 7. westbound.
leaving at $40 p. m. and No. g., east
bound, leaving at :05 q. m. Passen-
gers on these trains, which are without
a diner. will be able to eat at the local
depot restaurant.
Mrs. S. P. Gotta entertained a party
of ladies at cards on Wednesday even
ing and on Thursday evening she was
entertaining the pioneer ladies or those
who have lived in this city for the past
two decades. All came dressed in old
fashioned costumes and enjoyed the