The Dickinson press., 1912-09-21

Noah Garich Of Manning has pur-
chased a Case separator.
Wanted-Competent girl for general
~housework. Mrs. Guy Hunter. 9-21-tf,
Photographer E. G. Anderson made a
business trip to New England the first
of the week. ssff, Il,
MAIDS J~asperson and b. T. Elkin were
up from Taylur for the Elk meeting
/ Tuesday ni1ht. ya . za
Miss Pearl Smith. who is teaching
near Oakdale. expects to spend Sunday
at her home in the city. a.' ~
Mrs. and Mrs. r. s. Davidson and
Mrs. f. L. Roquette were in Mandan
Thursday to see the fair. !.
For thirteen days ending September
10th. thirteen million bushels of Grain
was the record in Minneapolis. a s,-
Miss ida Torkelson. a former teacher
in the public schools Of this city. 10
atudying o~steopathy at kirkville. Mo-
Oscar Lundy went to Snow this week.
where he will operate an engine on the
Dr.. L. C. Smith farm during the thresh-
ing season. 2'aS& 's&"t " @tfs.f va
Misses Rose Wording and Anna Tret-
ter went up to South Heart Wednesday
evening. spending the night with
friends there. -
Charles, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Butler, has been quite sick for
some time and wat being cared for this
week by Nurse Belle Page.
H. X. Nichols was taking some long
auto trips in the country this week, Co.
ing to South Heart, New England, Pierce
and Midway on different days.
Mrs. Hauerwas and children of St.
Paul. who have been visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. o. r. Meyer, for about three
weeks. expect to leave mex week for
their home.
Operator and Mrs. E. D. King arrived
last week from Helena. Mont, and will
make their home in Dickinson, Mr..
King being with the N. P. telegraph
system here.
Miss Lillian Hankey, for some time
nurse with the Stein hospital, is visit
ing in the city now. the guest of Mrs.
o. R. Meyer. She left Dickinson about
two years ago and has been in Willis
ton for the past year.
Mrs. fl. X. Nichols and children re-
turned Sunday from their several weeks
visit at her old home in Knapp, Wis,
and in the Twin Cities. Mr.. Nichols
went down as far as Fargo to meet his
wife and children on their return home.
Judge w. C.. Crawford was trying
cases at Bismarck the first of the week
for Judge w. H. Winchester. He sus-
tanned the injunctional order closing
the Ed. Hughes billiard hall in which
renters were violating the prohibition
law. T..
Melvin H. Gibson was in Wednesday
from his farm this side of Manning.
He and his son finished putting up ten
stacks of grain just before the storm last
week. Mr.. Gibson came for dental work
end thought it would be dried out by
the time he returned so that they could
cut their IS acres of flax. Three years
ago, when the Gibsons started in they
threshed all of their Grain with a fail
which is quite different from having
ten big stacks up and a large field yet
to cut.
Mrs. j. j. Ryan returned Saturday
from the Twin Cities where she had
charge of the books for the Minnesota
state fair. Mrs. Ryan has been away
since the first of July, being with the
N. D. State fair at Fargo before going
to St. Paul. This is her second year
with the Minnesota fair. previous to
which time she had charge of the books
for the Iowa fairs for seven years and
previous to that for the state of Colora-
do.
The marriage of Mr.. Loomis Wilson
of Beach and Miss Sophie Marie Winter
field of Sparta. Wis, was solemnized
at the local Congregational parsonage
on Wednesday evening. Rev. A. C.
Hacke performing the ceremony. They
left on Thursday for Beach. where they
will be at home to their friends after
October 1st. Mr.. Wilson has been
with the Model Clothing Co. at Beach
for the past two years and is n of
that progressive city's progressive
young men. Mrs. Wilson'S old home
is in Sparta, Wis, but for t he past
year or two she has had charge of the
information desk of the Packard Motor
for q at Oetrnit- Mich Tho wound