The Dickinson press., 1911-10-14

Mr.. n Mrs. IL. r. SchrOeder n
family enjoyed an automobile trip to
Richardton on Sunday with Fred Maser.
Fireman l. W. Byler was unable to be
on duty this week, having some fingers
smashed in an accident recently.
Jack Agnew. employed with the Hub
Clothing store and later with the Crowl-
Schroeder Co., left Wednesday to accept
a position with N. Greengard. clothier.
at Mandan. MI. Agnew's many friends
here will regret his departure from Dick
:inson.
R%ichardton News Miss MAZDA De.
France. who has been working on the
Taylor Reporter for some time. has
taken up dressmaking with Mrs. Fred
Reuter- at Richardson.
Geo: Weieel of Manning has taken a
position with Parker & Co. and expects
to move his family to the city later.
M. Macdonald, representing a Duluth
wholesale firm, was at Manning, Emer-
son and Renville. in Dunn county, on
Wednesday. Earl Branick took the GEN
tleman out in a Dickinson Motor Car Co.
machine. Mr.. Macdonald had just re-
turned from Beach, where he had been
to look after business matters.
Mrs. Rasmus Jensen and daughter,
Goldie, arrived in the city Saturday
from their extended visit of four months
in Denmark and Germany. In Bornholn,
Denmark. they spent several weeks with
Mrs. Jensen's mother, who is 80 years
old. and at Berlin, Germany, they en-
joyed q visit with Mr.. Jensen's brother.
Mrs. Jensen is very fond of her old home
across the sea and was much taken up
in observing the customs and conditions
in the German capital. but is very glad
to be back in America and in her home
in Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Deiters and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Deiters and baby enjoyed
an auto trip to New England on Sunday.
Arthur Collin was arrested at Lehigh
for becoming intoxicated and creating
a disturbance about the boarding house.
He plead guilty before Police Magistrate
Nichols on Monday and was given a fine
and costs amounting in all to SIS.
Oscar Wallace was in the city a few
days this week visiting his cousins,
Geo. Senour. Mrs. Poland and Mrs.
Hahn. Mr.. Wallace is of Warsaw,
Indiana, and was on his way to Bill
Iings and other Montana points looking
over land prospects.
Mrs. C. N. Barker was expecting her
sister, Mrs. L. B. Hubbard of Mime
apolis. to arrive here the latter part of
the week. Mrs. Hubbard was coming
from Bordulac, N. D., where she has
land interests. and will visit here
several weeks before returning 10 Mime
apolis.
Mrs. C. E. Eldred, John C.. Thysell
and J.. Allen Clarke were received into
the Congregational church on Sunday,
the former. by confession of faith and
the others by letter.
E. S. Hammond of New England was
in Dickinson last Saturday night on his
way to Medford. Oregon, to make his
future home. He recently made proof
on his homestead near Havelock and
sold off all his personal effects. Floyd
| Hammond, a former barber in Dickin-
son. is q son of the gentleman moving
west.
Cashier j. J. Murphy brought Mr.. and
Mrs. M. j. Connolly up from New. Eng
land for the white Sister, play, Mon
day night. P. B. Murphy, Gordon
Gardner and f. B. Williams were also
in the party. and all pronounced the
play 6rst-class. They were taken home
in the big auto the same evening.
Jacob Bull, a Little Missouri rancher
eight miles west of Mary, returned
Tueeday from marketing 50 head of beef
cattle in Chicago. He sold 81 steers,
1870 pounds, at S.. 40 per cwt., and II
cows at $4.85 per cwt. Last year his
steers averaged 80 pounds heavier than
this year and sold at S.. IS. Mr.. Bull
visited relatives in Chicago and St.
Paul and stopped over q day or two il
the city at the home of his cousin,
Mrs. Gerald. Bowers. Later in the sea.
son he expects to 60 to Mandan to visi,
his two sisters.
Fargo Courier. News :-Chesbro Smith
Of this city has Aturned from a weel
or ten days visit to the Slope, where HI
went on some land matters. II fount
conditions fairly good out in that sect
ion of the state" said Nj. Smith yes
terday. while the crops were no
what was expected. still the farmer
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