The Dickinson press., 1911-08-19

city Tuesday on business.
Hal Cookery of Medora transacted bust.
ness in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. William Weathers and son left
for Miles City on Thursday.
The weather has been just right fol
ripening grain the past week.
Geo. M. Frye has been attending to
business in Montana this week.
Dr.. H. Anderson transacted business
in Beach o Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. R. J.. Bancroft has employment
in the Richardton hotel at Richardton.
A terrible cyclone visited the north
eastern part of the state this week.
J.. w. Sturgeon and family moved in
10 their flat in the Parker building
Thursday.
Henry Klein of Richardson attended
the merchants meeting here on Mon
day.
The Davis-Jennings case comes up be-
fore Justice Folsom in this city on Aug
ust 10.
Miss Edna Summers left Thursday for
Beach. where she will visit Mrs. Herbert
Haughton.
Guy Dickinson and j. P. Cain autoed
to Manning Tuesday, returning the
same day.
L. j. Dickinson returned Thursday
from Corwin Springs, where he had been
two weeks.
Miss Arvilla Dingman expects to re-
turn home from Becker, MIMI, the first
of next week.
The Missionary Society will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at 3 80 O'Clock at the
home of Mrs. H. l.. Dickinson.
W. j. Brown has filed a homestead in
Mckenzie county, north of TrOtters,
about IL miles southeast of Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Cutnaw have taken
the house south of the Congregational
church, vacated by Garfield McNeill.
Misses Doris and Helen Stone returned
to Sentinel Butte Wednesday evening
after visiting Dorothy and Esther Ayers
q week.
Advance reports from Camp Douglas
say that our boys on the state rifle team
are shooting like everything, raising
their former high score.
Mrs. William Rose of Beach, who
! visited her mother, Mrs. Richard Darling,
a week at Richardton. was in the city
Wednesday visiting friends.
Mrs. L. H. Dow returned to the city a
few days since from the ranch at
Schafer. She visited her mother at
Williston while in the north country.
Mrs. Fred Doelz and little baby daueh-
ter returned Saturday from Valley City
and Buffalo, N. D., where Mrs. DoeIz
has been the last six months. Mr..
Doelz is jeweler at the Greene & Co. store.
Mrs. William Vogt and little son,
Walter, of Manning arrived iii the city
last week. Walter received medical
treatment for an abscess on the eyelid
and was well enough Friday for the re-
turn trip.
Mrs. F. L. Roquette gave a luncheon
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Fourth Ave. W. for Mrs. Corbett of
Bismarck, who is visiting at the home of
P. B. Corbett, chief of police. 1t was
a pleasant affair.".
Rev. John Orchard will give a lecture
in Sentinel Butte on Sunday night, Aug
ust 81, on his "Trip to Rome The
purpose of the lecture is to get funds for
supplying a suitable lighting equipment
for the Sentinel Butte church.
Last week the PRESS gave the syllabus
of a supreme court decision, as written
by the regular court reporter, in the
Wannemacher-K rusee-Merrill tangle, and
now comes G. R. Wannemacher in a long
article, reciting many particulars ip con-
nectio n with the case, and claiming
that the decision is only a temporary
victory" for the other side. He claims
to have the right now to amend and re-
try the case, etc.
Clint Davis, who has had the position
of freight agent here for a number of
years, has been promoted to the position
of depot agent at Bel6eld and will begin
his new work there Monday, August 21st.
Mr.. Davis is a first-class railroad man
and his many friends in Dickinson will
be pleased to read of his we'll deserved
promotion. Our people regret the re-
moval Of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis but realize
that our loss will be Bel6eld's gain.
Mrs. Viola Homer, who has been re-
siding at Sentinel Butte and Vicinity
the past two years. acquiring title to
100 acres of Uncle Sans land in the
meantime. returns to Dickinson to re-
side the last of this months. Mrs. Homer
has her residence property on First
Ave. W. During Mrs. H omer's absence
from this city her eldest daughter, Miss
Goldie Homer. head machine operator at
the PRESS composing room. has been
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Davis.
Miss Myrtle Homer has been with her
mother.
The Unique changed pictures and
vaudeville Thursday night, putting on
an especially good program. Everybody
enjoyed the pictures, an unusual story
of a knight of the Road and the
honeymoon experiences of a country
couple in New York. The musical
vaudeville received a round of applause.
The two performers are very clever The
violinist' 8 rendition of ''Traumeri'' was
especially popular, as were his imita-
lions of various noises. A great hit was
made by the two in imitation of the
Chinese theatre and an animal show at
feeding time. This program is on the
rest of the week.