The Dickinson press., 1912-05-11

Mrs. L. R. Baird 10 much improved
this week.
Joe Kittleson was up from Hebron on
Wednesday.
3. L. Boyd Of Manning was In The
city Saturday.
L. H. Dow returned recently from q
trip to his old home in Madison. Wis.
Joe Chestok is assisting with the
local Office work Of the Consolidated
Coal Co.
Mrs. Fred freeman went to Miles City
this week to spend a few days visiting
at the J. M. Sipes home. ;
Mrs. Fred Croteau arrived this week
from La Crosse. Wis, to visit with her
sister. Mrs. G. W. Sargent.
Mrs. C. F. Corbett was down from
BeIfeld on Tuesday attending to shop
ping and a guest of Mrs. M. L. Auner.
Dr.. Hill of Regent was in the city the
first of the week and was given in
itiatory work of the Elks on Tuesday,
evening.
W. P. Owen went out to his home at
Manning on Thursday, expecting to re-
turn in a few days to St. Joseph's hos
pital for further treatment
r. G. vallancey of Valley City spent
Monday in the city visiting his brother,
Thos. Vallancey, and sisters, Misses
Anna and Kittie Vallancey.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran
church was being entertained by Mrs.
D. W. Mckenzie on Thursday afternoon
at her home on Fourth Avenue W.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Metho-
dist church was entertained on Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. A. Zeisner
and Mrs. M. G. Brown at the former
lady's home.
Miss Margaret True. who is teaching
school in the country south of Glad
stone. was in the city this week visit
inc friends and attending teachers
examinations.
Miss Clara Haean of Regent has
accepted a position in the ladies ready
to-wear department at Roquette's store.
She was formerly a dressmaker in the
city.
Attorney H. E. Haney, C. F. Corbett
and C.. E. Ward of Bel6eld, also L. A..
Hart and Will Follis of Medora, attend |
ed the regular meeting of the Elks on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Blanchard were
in the city a few days the first of the
week. guests of Attorney and Mrs. H. |
j. Blanchard. They were en- route to
Edeerton. Wis. from the Pacific coast. |
The gentlemen are brothers.
May IL is Mothers Day in North Da-
kota and the occasion will be a~ppropri-
ately observed at the Methodist church
in the evening when. the pastor, Rev.
F. H. Farrand, will take for his sub.
ject, Mother"
j. r. Brinton was down from Beach
Monday and stated that he rather ex- +
pected to move to Montana before long. |
FIR. Lorenz Wiedman and Fr. Kraft
of Richardton were holding services at
St. Plus church last Sunday.
Or. E. M. Cans left this week for
Judith Gap. Montana. where he expect
ed to locate. The town is north of Bill |
lings and has a very promising future.
Mrs. Cans does not 90 until some time
later, or until the doctor gets suitable
quarters.
Miss Ruth Partridge of St. Paul, who
has been visiting at the home of her
brother, Ed. Partridge. for several
weeks. left Tuesday for Miles City, |
where she will visit for about a month
with Garfield Partridge. another brother
and formerly of this city.
The local lodge of Royal Neiehbors
of America will celebrate their first an
niversary next Monday evening, May
18th. They will have a dance and
banquet after the lodge session. 1nvi-
| tations have been extended to the Bel
field and Taylor lodges and to outside
friends.
The Masonic party Monday night was
thoroughly enjoyed as are all of these
popular social entertainments. Music
-, lo-o:~A -,~. E..-:ll L.. H.
Messersmith-Jessen orchestra and a
splendid banquet was served. The com
mittee Of entertainment consisted of
M. A. Scherfius, Dr.. G. A. Clarke and
j. l.. Hughes.
Assessor Jos. Fisher has completed
his anvass in Green river township
and finds this record on his political
book: democrats, IS: republicans, 26;