The Dickinson press., 1912-08-24

lONDAY, AOGUSl "a, 1912.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Cole of Manning
were in Dickinson Tuesday.
Duncan McNeill was a business Wis
itor to Medora on Thursday.
Miss Anna Tretter came down from
Beach to visit friends in Dickinson for
a few days.
Pa ul Lebo, the Billings county clerk
of court, was greeting friends in Dick
inson Thursday.
Trainmaster and Mrs. j. H. johnson
were moving this week into the Junkins
residence on Second Ave. West.
Governor Burke has appointed W. L.
Richards q delegate to the National
Irrigation Congress in Salt Lake City
September 30th to Octo Der 3rd.
Guy Hunter was a passenger to For
syth on Thursday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Heaton for a few days.
Mrs. c. E. Corbett, Miss DAZZLE and
Mrs. Fleming of Belield were busy
ia lu0 SAIy vi AiAuoudy'
Miss Beeson came down from Wlbaux
on Wednesday evening to visit for q
few days with Mrs. Charlotte Willis.
Mrs. j. P. Donahue was visiting
friends in Dickinson a few days the first
of the week on her way to her home in
Glendive from a visit in the east.
FOR SALE cHEAP.-one rs h.
p. engine and one 32-52 separator
In good condition. Will sell cheap
for cash or trade for land. c. T.
Langley. e-24-tf
Arthur Hubert arrived the first of the
week from Salem. Mass. Mr.. Hubert
is spending his vacation in seeing the
west and is visiting friends here for a
few days..
Misses Margaret Currie and Clara
Williams went to Glendive Thursday to
visit Mrs. E. J. Berry at the Jordon
no tel for a few days.
Mrs. E. N. Robinson returned Thurs
day from q several weeks visit with
her sister. Mrs. Thos. Conroy al Man.
dan and with the A. B. Robinson fam
lily at Mott.
Mrs. A. H. Arnett and little daugh-
ter. Catherine. returned Thursday from
a visit at Mandan and will spend some
time with her mother, Mrs. Lucy Dob
son. before going on to her home in
Billings.
John Tobin of Mandan was a guest of
the M. Drury home a few days this
week. Mr.. Tobin, who taught in the
Mandan schools last year, was on his
way to Livingston, Mont, to take 9
similar position.
French Dry Cleaning. pressing and
repairing of ladies and eentlemen's
clothing. Experienced operators and
electric equipment. Try us. Dickinson
Laundry Co. 8-24-4t
j. S. Slosson. secretary of the Mis-
souri, Slope Development League, was
in Dickinson on Thursday and went
from here to Gladstone and Richardton
to meet with the Commercial Clubs of
those towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. McAndress made an
auto trip to Lennon the first of the
week, returning on Thursday. They
were accompanied on their return triI
by Mrs. Fred Aultman, who will visit
them here for some time.
Misses Laverne and Oral Roquette re.
turned Wednesday from q weeks visit
ut the E. E. Boslough home at New
England. On Tuesday evening Mrs.
Boslough entertained a party of younf
people in honor of her Dickinson guests
DR.. and Mrs. C. N. Baker left Thurs.
day morning for a vacation dr. living ant
camping trip of a week or ten days.
Their objective point wat the Christensen
ranch and they expected to take some
three days for the trip out. stopping
wherever fancy dictated or night founG
them en- route.
Rasmus Jensen. living southeast Of
the city. had q painful accident Satur.
day evening. A horse which was tex
jumped back and caught the middle
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rope and beam, severing the finger al
the first joint. Amputation of the fin
ger was necessary.
Rev. A. c. Hacke returned Thursday
from a three weeks trip spent in at
tending the International Sunday schoo
convention at Lake Geneva, Wis.,, and
the Congregational Summer assembly a
Frankfort, Mich. He also visited {
friend at Fl. Atkinson, Wis. Mr..
Hacke is not decided yet how he viii
spend the remainder of his months va
cation.
Thursday, Friday and Saturda,
Hughes & Deiters are keeping opel
house in their office. Mrs. EIinor M
Redineton of the Seattle School of Do
nestle Science conducting a cooking
school and giving lectures on HON,
economics to demonstrate the Hughe
electric cook stove. A demonstration il
II announced for each afternoon al "A!