The Dickinson press., 1912-12-07
LOCAL NEWS

Clifford, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Dobs0n, spent few days the
first Of the week visiting his aunt. Mrs.
j. C. Haskin, at Mandan.
Cashier H. N. Owens, Editor E. K.
Jenkins and D. j. Price were among
the Manning people who visited in the
city on Tuesday.
/, The local lodge of Odd Fellows elected
the following officers on tuesday even
ing: Dr.. g. A. Clarke, N. G.: Allen
Harleman, v. G. r: Lee Auner, recording |
secretary; j. p. Tingle. financial secre-
tary and Welton Mcdonald. trustee.
The Ladies of the Maccabees did not
elect officers on Wednesday evening as
they had intended. but will call spec
ial meeting to select their officers for
the coming year. also to initiate Misses
Grace and Viola Rapp and Mrs. VIM.
Wilhouse.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Davis returned
Tuesday from their trip to Illinois and
other places in the east. Mr.. Davis is
with the ''Big a. Gas Traction Co. and
has not decided whether he will head
quarters here or at Beach. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis spent the past summer in Dick
inson.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. E.
church will hold their annual supper
and sale at the church parlors, Friday
evening, December 18th. Home made
candy, aprons and various fancy articles
suitable for Christmas presents will be
on sale. The menu Of the supper will
be announced later.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Curry passed away re-
Gently at her home in Providence. r.
I. Her sons. A. B. Curry of Oakdale
and c. C. Curry of Minneapolis did not
reach her bedside before death occurred.
Mrs. Curry had spent several summers
with her son at Oakdale and is known
by good many people in this vicinity.
She also made her home at different
times with her son in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Norton are MAX
ing their home in Dickinson for time.
living at the Margaret Roberts home.
Mr.. Norton is salesman for Twin City
hardware firm ana has territory in this
part of the state. They expect to 70
east for the holidays and in all pr0ba-
bility will return to make their PERM
anent headquarters here.
Noggle Bros. finished the work of
widening the side walks on Willard
street last Saturday night. In the
spring they will start in, on other ce-
ment work which they have contracted
to do for the city and individuals Dur
ing the winter months they will make
up quantity of blocks.
| Miss Jennie Schultz returned Tuesday
from her six weeks visit at her old
home in Brookinas. S. D.. with her sis
ter. Mrs. Cornell at Scranton and with
friends and relatives in Minnesota
points. Miss Schultz has resumed her
work in piano instruction and is at the
Etling home until such time as the A.
D. Davis family are relieved from
quarantine.
The 3.year-old son of MIR. and Mrs.
Nels eleven (formerly Miss Alice Am
undson of Dickinson) was drowned in
Grand river on November 5th. The lit
tie fellow was playing about the yard
when he wandered to the river bank
and fell in. Much sympathy will be
extended by Dickinson friends to the
bereaved parents. MIR. and Mrs. eleven
have little baby girl left.
The 12-years' -old daughter of Mrs.
John Leakey of Wibaux was able to
leave St. Joseph's hospital this week
after recovering from an operation for
appendicitis and is with her mother at
j the Margaret Roberts home. Mr.. Leaky,
after attending to some business mat
tiers at the ranch. will join his wife
> here, where he will receive medical at
tention for an injured limb.
, Mrs. E. K. Jenkins was in the city
Il hop
+ and other points in Iowa to her home at
Manning. She was called east about
three weeks ago to the bedside of her
sister. who passed away soon after her
: arrival. The two children left will be
e with their father for the winter and
' Mrs. Jenkins expects to have them in
} the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Denham. Mrs.
Harry Goens. Mr.. and Mrs. Talkington
and Mrs. H. E. Haney and little SOL
were Bel6eld people who were in the
city Wednesday, taking No. on triI
: to their old homes in various parts o.
Indiana. where they will spend severa
weeks. Attorney Haney expects to joir
his wife and little son in Plymouth,
Ind. some time before the holidays
The second in the series of dance
the Royal Neiehbors are giving will b,
held next Monday evening at Odd Eel
lows hall following the lodge session
and nomination of officers. One dolla
will be charged for each couple attend
ing and Is cents for each additiona
lady. This will include the splendid
luncheon which will be served. Dane.
ing will begin promptly at nine
O'Clock.
j. A. Dobson is in from his ranct
southeast Of Mott in the northern edg,
of Adams county. He was over t,
Hettinger. short time ago to serve il
the jury. Mrs. Dobson and little dauah
ter went to Este]line. s. D., montl
or so ago to visit her relatives. Mr.
Dobson expected his wife and child t,
arrive in Dickinson during the week {,
remain for the winter. b
The funeral Of Mrs. w. r. Peet wa
held on Tuesday at Preston. Minn.. th,