The Dickinson press., 1911-10-21

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H. L. Dickinson returned Tuesday
night from Chicago. where he marketed
sheep.
Alderman Fred Maser returned the
first Of the week from his eastern BUSH
ness trip.
|: George Herring returned this week
from marketing cattle in Chicago. His
ranch Is north of Oakdale.
Auditor j. A. McGreeof was in Dick
inson on Monday, hurrylne back to
Medora for q meeting of the county COM
m%issioners.
Rev. Fr. Ronayne of jamestown was
the quest of Fir. John Dignam this
week. These gentlemen were class
mates in college.
Miss Emma McCloy entertained a few
ladies at her home last Saturday night
in honor OF Mrs. John Courtney. who
was visiting her from Taylor.
Mike Menches from near Lefor was
in Dickinson on Thursday to make
homestead proof. Adam A. Lefor, JOS
eph Gardner and Martin Blazi came up
with him.
A. C. Elfstrom looked after some BUSH
ness matters in northern Michigan be-
fore returning home from Chicago last
week from marketing the Elfstrom &
George cattle.
Attorney w. F. Burnett and Alder
man Alt. White did not 60 out to the
Cannon Ball country for q law suit on
Wednesday as they had intended, on &C
cONnt Of the had r0ada.
Mrs. F. A. Hickman expected to ac-
company her daughter to the city today
Saturday. and remain to hear Mrs.
Charlotte P. Gilman lecture at the opera
house tonight Saturday.. Miss Marie
comes down every Saturday morning for
vocal instruction from Miss. Alcott.
Mott Pioneer Press: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Soules of Dickinson were guests
Of Stewart Cummings and wife last
Sunday. and enjoyed their visit here
very much. They regarded Mott as the
liveliest town of its size in the state.
Glendive Review: What was formerly
known as the Princell Drug Co. is nov
the Gate City Drug Co.. articles of in
corporation having been filed with the
secretary of state at Helena. The incor-
porators are T. J. Greene and Nellie E.
Greene of Dickinson. N. D.. and Leo
H. lkel of Glendive. The capital stock
Of Sis, 600 is fully subscribed.
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman who
lectures at the opera house tonight (Sat-
urday)is the quest today of Mrs. Guy
Hunter. Mrs. Gilman and Mrs. Hunter
were old-time friends in Des Moines,
Iowa, and partly for this reason, Mrs.
Gilman has consented to speak here.
The lecturer goes on to Spokane from
here and thence to California.
Judge and Mrs. w. C. Crawford. MI.
and Mrs. ]. J. Ryan, Thomas V~allancey
and Misses Mary Nolan and Mary Nc
Ginley were at Bismarck last Saturday
when the Commercial Travellers took
possession Of the exposition city. The
boys did things in fine shape and made
a fitting finale to the big state show.
They had music and grand street pro-
cessions and j. j. Ryan was made
judge of the Kangaroo court in which
many prominent men were tried and
fined ST each. The Dickinson visitors
were all brought into court on various
charges and good naturally paid their
fines with the others.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Egar were in from
Manning q few days the first of the
week. bringing in their daughter. Mrs.
M. M. Cone, who was on her way to her
home at Montpelier. N. D.. after spend
ing two weeks in Dunn county. Mr..
and Mrs. Egar visited at the M. Suther-
land home while in the city, and re-
turned to Manning in time to quietly
celebrate their golden wedding at their
home on Saturday. The ERars have
spent many of their fifty years of mar
ried life in Dickinson and vicinity.
The various classes in the high school
have organized and elected officers as
follows this week: freshmen: James
Soules. president; Leavitt Butler, vice
president ; Grace Mcclure. secretary and
Donald Palmer, treasurer. with Miss
Hillesheim as class monitor. Sophie
mores: George Wilson. president;
Elsie Cummings, vice president; Chas.
Belgrade. treasurer; Bessie Flynn. sec
rotary and Miss Bebee, class leader.
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Victor Christensen. vice president;
Emma Nichols. secretary and treasurer:
Miss Summers, class monitor. Seniors !:
Maysie Dinsdale, president :. Ethel.
Parker. secretary and treasurer, with
SuDt. Berg as class leader. The seniors
have chosen violet and white as the
colors to represent their class.
Dr.. D. B. Boyd finished his engage
ment with King Pharaoh at the Unique
on Wednesday. going from here to
Beach, where he expected to show. pro-
viding the Golden Valley boomers came
up with the guarantee. He had a date
for Terry, Mont, from which place he
expected to 60 to Reeder or Hettinaer,
thence south IS miles to his ranch.
King Pharaoh always pleases the Dick
linson people. The stage was rather
small but the horse worked we'll and
showed wonderful intelligence. He IL
booked for q show in Spokane onsNo-
vember s. Mr.. Boyd started out last
sprine with wild west show from
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