The Dickinson press., 1912-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hanson of Quinion
were Dickinson visitors last Sunday.
j. N. Robinson of the freight office
visited friends in Glendive over Sun
day.
Co. X members BEGAN their regular
weekly drill on Wednesday evening of
this week.
Miss Thora lessen has been u of
school a few day 8 this week on account
of q bad cold and asthma.
Some of the people at Scranton have
asked the FARGO Commercial Club for
warm clothing for their children.
Painter Frank Hewes left Thursday for
the Milwaukee territory where he will
look after his interests there and visit
friends.
Mrs. C. E. Baker who has been in St.
Joseph's hospital for two weeks for
treatment, expected 10 return to Wibaux
this week.
DR.. Anderson wat in Medora Thursday
inspecting some N. P. work horses
which were being shipped into Montana
for grading work.
J.. L. Burgess underwent q slight op-
Grafton at St. Joseph's hospital on
Tuesday. He is with his uncle, Geo.
Burgess. at Medora.
James Vines was able to leave the
Bowman hospital last week and went to
the ranch at Lodge Pole, S. D. He
seemed to be getting along nicely.
DR.. H. Anderson condemned and shot
a horse belonging to Peter Norrin of
Zenith on Wednesday of this week. On
November 7th Mr.. Norrin lost two horses
from CHAMBERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Veigel we're ex-
pecting their mother, Mrs. Chas. Veigel
to arrive this week from Mankato y,
MINI. to spend several weeks and pos
sib]y all winter here.
Miss A. B. Stein moved in this week
from the Damsite farm and..is at the DR..
II. A. DAVIS home for a few days. Miss
Stein expects to take up hospital work
asa n in the near future.
The page advs of the Crowl-Schroeder
Co. and the Dickinson Mercantile Co.
this week will be noticed by the
readers. These firms ARE now giving
exceptional values at their stores.
C. C. Mead returned Thursday from
his Bad Lands trip. He came in with
his horse from New England and ex-
pected to return to the Cannon Ball
rive metropolis the following day.
L. E. Booker. former state treasurer,
recently purchased a $50, 900 acre
ranch al Fort. Hancock, Texas. Mr..
Booker maintains a beautiful home a,
Hollywood. a suburb of Los Angeles.
The girls basketball team of the
high school will start practicing next
week under the direction of VIM. j.
Danish. the manual training teacher.
The boys team have already started
their practice.
Mrs. Hubert Dehlineer of Oakdale was
operated on at St. JOseph's hospital
last Saturday for appendicitis. Mr..
DehIinger was in the first of the week
but his wife was getting along so nice
ly that he expected to return about the
middle of the week to look after his
store business.
William Wilson of Charter Oak,
Iowa, writes that now Woodrow Will
son is elected president We should all
Jake hold and try and make his admin
is'ration a good M He declares that
there is no reason why we should not
have a continuation of prosperity. Mr..
Wilson used to buy cattle in this
part of North Dakota.
The weather has been quite favorable
the past week and the mud has really
dried out considerably. Farmers have
been threshine and if the present
weather continues for two or three
weeks they will get cleaned up in good
shape and will be ready to haul the
Drain to market. The roads have beer
so soft that it has been almost impos.
sible to haul any kind of a load to town
for some weeks.
Miss Jane Thompson came this week
from Glendive where she had been visit.
ing her sister. Mrs. Frederick lessen,
and is visiting al the J. v. lessen
home here. She has made all arrange
ments to open q massade and manicur-
ing business in Dickinson having rooms
in the lessen building on Willard St.
Miss Thompson has had her training fol-
this work in her home city of Copen.
hagen. Denmark. She came to America
in May and has spent the summer al
Hunters Hot Springs and with her sis
ter in Glendive. She expects to builc
up q good patronage in Dickinson anl
no doubt there will be many customer.
for her line Of work