The Dickinson press., 1912-06-29

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W. Currie house on 4th Ave. W.
Mrs. Roy Henderson went to Taylo,
Wednesday to attend the wedding of
her sister, Miss Thea Torserson to John
Gabe.
A farmer by the name of Emil Stran-
sky died at his home about four miles
west of the city on Thursday. Heart
failure caused his death.
l am prepared to break 500 or 'b0O
acres during the last of June and the
first of July. Prices right and work
guaranteed. Lloyd RAIDER. 6-15-2t
Mrs. C. M. Dinsdale was entertaining
a party of ladies Friday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Thomas Dewey of Mont
pelier, Vt. The guests were the former
friends and acquaintance of Mrs.
Dewey who was at one time a resident
Of this place.
At an informal gathering at the M.
L. Ayers home on Thursday evening
a number of the former Dickinson
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey of Mont
pelier. w.. were renewing acquaintan-
ces with these people who are visiting
in the city a few days.
Benjamin Webb of Richardton was
in the city Friday on his way to Dixon,
Mont, where he will join his wife for q
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Close.
Mrs. Close is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Webb and with her husband moved
from Richardton to Montana last fall.
Mr.. Close is editor of the Dixon Herald.
About 40 members of the Ladies Aid
Society of the Methodist church. were
having a good time on Thursday after
noon at the Clarence A. Parker home
west of the city. After the regular
business vas transacted a social ses-
sion followed and a very sumptuous
luncheon was served by Mrs. Parker.
H. A. Kaspar and H. N. Owens re-
turned Saturday to Manning from Bis
marck where they had gone after Mr..
kaspar's new car, a Metz runabout.
They made the trip overland from the
capital city without mishap. although
Kaspar occasionally expressed an elo-
quent longing for old News.
Arthur Davis went to BelfieId Thurs
day and then out to Taft where he was
undertaken in the removal of the re-
mains Of the late W. E. Bard from
the Taft cemetery 10 his old home town
in Minnesota. Mr.. Bard died about
four years ago in Dickinson of bowel
trouble and his wife and son have
been living on their farms near Taft.
The members of Eastern Star and
Masons will picnic at McGillivray' s
grove on July 18th. Each family is
asked to furnish their own luncheon.
The committee on the picnic arrange
ments is Mrs. J.. F. Davis. Miss Lizzie
Rapp. Mrs. W. S. Russell, Mrs. C. N.
Barker and Mrs. J.. W. Zimmerman
who will be glad to give further infor-
nation.
Mesdames Noark, T. L. Beard and A.
A. Oinsdale were extending their gra-
cious hospitality to a party of ladies
on both Wednesday and Thursday after
moons. The Noark home was the scene
of the festivities and about so guests
were present each day and participa-
ted in cards. The course luncheon was
very delicious and one of the pleasing
features.
If William Jennings Bryan is elected
president in November, there will be
little in North Dakota that Frank Lish
cannot get for the asking. Mr.. Lish
has been personally acquainted with the
gentleman from Nebraska for many
years. Attorney T. D. Casey is also
an old friend of Mr.. Bryan and would
be prominent in the democratic coun-
sells with him in the White House.
Mrs. Henry Omsberg and Miss Clara
Hanson came from Sentinel Butte and
stopped owe in the city between trains
the first of the week calling on friends.
Mrs. Omsberg was en- route to Minne-
sofa and Indiana where she will spend
the summer months with relatives,
while Miss Hanson, who has been teach
ing school south of Sentinel Butte for
the past year, goes to her home in
Illinois.
The local baseball team was in good
shape last Sunday and took an easy
victory from the Beach boys, the score
being Is to 2. Jefferson and Gordon
were in the box for the Beachites and
did good work. The local team have
been adding several new players. Con-
roy and J. Rigdon were right in the
game Sunday and l.. H. Wellman,
physical director, went in for two inn
ings. Kelso is an expert twirler and is
a great addition to our team. The local
boys expect to 60 to Beach next Sunday
for q return game.
H. F. Schroeder made one peddler toe