The Dickinson press., 1912-10-05

MADE q business trip to Medora Tues
day. a,s
The joists.for the third floor of the
Elk building were put in place this
week.
Poet J. W. Foley is suffering with
an attack of appendicitis at his home
in Bismarck.
A. B. Curry and Hubert Dehlinser
were In Wednesday in Mr.. Dehlineer's
car + or Dill business matters.
Dr.. and Mrs. j. W. sstribline came
in from New England Thursday. leav-
ine the same evening for a visit in
Bismarck.
Mary Staska. who has been housekeep-
er for Father Groetschel on the South
Side for the past two years. leaves next
week for her home in Winnipeg.
There will be no church services in
the Methodist church Sunday, October
9th. but the Sunday school will convene
at IL and Epworth League at s 80 D. m.
Mrs. VIM. Kirby. wife of Car Repair
er Kirby. returned the past week from
a few weeks spent in Mandan, visiting
her daughters and attending the Morton
county fair. 0r
Miss C0rdelia Branick is having q
weeks vacation from her st~enopraphic
duties in the court house at Medora
which she is spending with her mother
in this city.
Messrs. Hoist and Kittleson, mana
gers of the Unique theatre, have thi 8
week placed a standard Western Union
clock in the theatre for the benefit of
their many patrons.
L. X. Granteer accompanied Jerry
Hayes to the ranch on Friday, Mr..
Hayes using his new Mitchell car for the
trip. MIR. Granteer is to spend about
two weeks with his grand daughter,
Mrs. Victor Hayes. helping a little
with the repairs on their house and en-
joying a rest.
On Thursday of this week another
eight cars of cattle were loaded at the
Eland yard for market. These BELONGED
to Gafner & Stickney three cars.
Abe Murray three cars, W. N. Crist
two cars. Alfred Gafner and
Mr.. Crist have their ranches in the
Mary territory and Mr.. Murray is an
Oakdale country resident.
Joseph Cuskelly returned a few days
ago from marketing a few cattle in Chi
cago and will devote the remainder of
the month to his candidacy for the ofic e
of sheriff. Mr.. Cuskelly spent some
months in the vicinity of Oakda!e the
past eason and is now enjoying his
usual health. He is glad to be at home
again with his family.
Editor E. X. Jenkins came in from
Manning on Thursday evening. accom-
panied by his father. j. T. jenkins of
East Monroe, Ohio. and went on to Bis
marck in the evening to spend two days
at the exposition. Mr.. Jenkins father
had been ont here three months and
thought it would be very nice to see
our state fair on his way home.
Mrs. S. P. Gotta was leaving on Fri
day for Portland, Oregon. where she
will spend the winter months. MIR,
Gotta has business which will keep him
in Omaha, Neb., for several months
and their only son, George, is in Port
land employed with a bank. Mrs.
Gotta also has a brother and sister in
Portland and Mr.. Gotta will Join his
wife and son there at a later date.
They have closed up their home here
during their absence.
The St. Charles hotel has q U. C.. T.
library recently installed, which will
be a great accommodation to their many
patrons. 1t contains about 100 volumes
of the best in fiction and other books
and is the property of the Union Com
mercial travellers. who are placing SIM
liar libraries for the convenience of
patrons of a great many hotels in the
state. The local merchants and BUSH
ness men have their advertisements
around the border of the big case and
also have the use of the books.
The high school classes have organ
lied for the year as follows: Senior
Alonzo Nichols president. Marion Dun
das vice president and Myrtle Parker
secretary and treasurer /; Juniur-Dewey
Wiley president, Carol Mcclure vice
president. Beulah Brown secretary and
Clyde Stewart treasurer; Sophomore
Donald Palmer president. Beth johnson
vice president and Lilly Sherowitz Sec
rotary; Freshmen-Pluma Nichols presi-
dent, Archie Gibson vice president,
Herbert Mckenzie treasurer. and Lola
Dryer secretary. Supt. Berg. Miss May,
Miss Hillesheim and Miss Beebe are