The Dickinson press., 1911-05-27

Flowers for Decoration. Day at l. A.
Davis & Sons. It
Miss Goldie Homer spent Sunday with
her mother and sister at Sentinel Butte.
j. w. Molloy is doing q job of plumb
ing at the home of Chief of Police
C0rbett.
Mrs. Blanche Masters of Hebron was
visiting Conductor and Mrs. W. E.
Baker this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis returned
from Mandan on Tuesday evening, stop
ping off here a few days before going
on to their home in California. :
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Schoenlein were
in Tuesday from the Oakdale country.
| They made the drive in one day and
expected to return on Wednesday.
The heating and plumbing in the
Parker & Co. meat market will be put
in by Ed. COar. He is also putting a
bath room in for Charles Gray.
Ed. Coar is putting sewer, water and
plumbing in the old Scofield house for
Jerry Dryer, who plans to occupy. the
house with his family the first Of June.
MRS. Buel Richards is expected home
from Minneapolis within a short time
with he baby daughter born to her during
her visit with her parents there.-Beach
Advance.
Charles Bredt started in this week %
break 800 acres for T. N. Hartung at his
farm about three miles north of Dickin-
son. Charles Barnhart is cooking for
the outfit.
P. E. Zimmerman of South Heart
returned Tuesday from a trip in the
country out from Taylor, where he had
been to look up the disposition of some
m%ortgaged property.
Einar Sholl, the Shollsmade merchant,
was in Dickinson on Tuesday en- route
to Medora to look after business mat
tiers. He reported that the rain last
week made good breaking at his place.
Max Retinger. a farmer living about
"a miles southeast of the city, was
married at Glendive last Sunday to Miss
| Margaret Decker of that place.. They
are residing on Mr.. Retinger's home
stead.
St. Plus Catholic church dedication is
to take place today Saturday with i'm
pressive exercises, conducted by RI.
Rev. Bishop Wehrle. This is the $50. 900
church just completed. about eighteen
miles south of Dickinson
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gilbert of Sentinel
Butte spent Sunday in Dickinson. MIR.
Gilbert is section foreman at Sentinel
Butte and they were down to see Louis
Berge about the rebuilding of the section
house burned recently.
j. B. Thompson returned Tuesday
night from Junction City, Oregon. where
he purchased fruit land a few months
ago. Mr.. Thompson came for his wife
and daughter and will probably start
west about the 10th of June.
Glendive Review: Miss Lauretta
Hannegan entertained a company of
about twenty-five at q progressive whist
party, held at the residence of Mrs. Gil
more. j. w. Heath won the first prize
for men, and Miss McAvoy that for
ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Angliss left Friday
for q visit with relatives at Clyde and
Lanedon, N. D. They will also visit
at Devils Lake, Minot, and attend a
jewellers convention at Grand Forks on
June IL, returning home about the
middle of next month.
W. J. Simms. formerly of Dickinson,
banquetted several friends at Scranton
one evening last week in honor of his
birthday anniversary, there being pres
ent Messrs. Swanson, Matzke, Elenbaum,
Tupling, Harden. List, Nelson and j.
F. Brodie of Dickinson.
Beach's a~ll-salaried team played
games. with Wibaux on Tuesday and
Wednesday. In a 10-inning game Tues
day Wibaux came out victorious in a
score of 4 to 3. In Wednesdays game
the score was 9 to S in favor of the
Beachites. Robson of the Dickinson
team played at third base for the Mon
tame team in Wednesdays game.
John Cell has sold his interest in the
Cell & Sauer shoemakers' business on
Sims street to L. Lenhardt and expect
to leave on June 4th with his wife for
Hungary for q visit of about four months.
L. Lenhardt has had a shoemaker's
shop over the Linsley pool hall for
several years and in going in with
Nick Sauer, two good workmen have
united forces.
Everything appears to be in readiness
for the Indignation of free mail de-
livery in Dickinson on June IS. The
carriers room has been ready since last
fall. and George P. Hopkins, a man Of
some years. experience in this work,
has been ordered here from Cincinnati,
Ohio. He will probably arrive with his
wife and children between the 10th and
18th of June. The other two carriers
will be local men, r. T. Crawford and
Bernard Taylor. &