The Dickinson press., 1912-10-05

Mrs. j. W. Foley returned early in
the week to Medora from visit at
Bismarck.
St. Patrick's annual church fair will |
be held this year on October 22nd. 23rd
and oath at the opera house.
Mrs. Ed. Partridge was Beach Wis
itor this week. the guest of Mrs. Bir-
mineham while taking in the sights at
the fair.
Miss Beth johnson went to Bismarck
Thursday to visit a few days with
Miss Helen Register and see the expo
sition.
Miss Rose Voerdine was one of the
Dickinson people who attended the fair
at Beach this week and visited
friends.
Mrs. Tim Cuskelly was expecting her
sister. Mrs. VIM. Tussing, of Northfield.
Minn.. this week for visit with her
and at the home of her nephew. S. L.
Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Riedon and baby
returned Monday from their extended
visit at Mr.. Riedon's old home in
Mason City, ILL.,. and with Mrs. Rig
don's relatives in Minneapolis.
Miss Kate RuRg Of Laurel. Mont, has
!entered the sophomore class at school.
She is making her home with her sis
ter, Mrs. E. D. King. in rooms in the
Hevener residence. Mr.. King is oper-
ator with the N. P. telegraph Office.
Mrs. Fred Hewson is able to be out
again this week after receiving treat
ment in St. Joseph's hospital. Mrs.
Hewson lives near Davis Butte and is
loud in her praises of the treatment &C.
corded her at the local hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Greene left
Wednesday for few days business trip
to Glendive. Mr.. Greene has a drug
store at that place also. his son, YER
non. having charge. and Mr.. Greene
makes frequent trips to the Montana
city.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church will hold its regular monthly
meeting on next Tuesday even ing at
the E. J. Scharf home. After the regu-
lar business a social time will be en-
joyed and all of the members are invit-
ed to be present also those who are in
terested in the work Of the young people.
Arthur Sterland. for several years
operator for the N. P. at Gladstone, is
now one of the operating staff under
Manager Rudiselle at the N. P. depot
telegraph Office. Mr.. Sterland with his
. wife and little daughter are residing
0 with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
y Sterland.
Mrs. j. fl. Palmer, wife ol
:. Agent j. H. Palmer of Terry, Mont,
: with her children. visited her parents.
}. Capt. and Mrs. j. G. Saunders. and sis
,. tiers. Mrs. Osborn and Mrs. Henr.
}. Cooke. few days this week. They wer,
n to be the guest of friends in Glendiv'
n q few days en,route home.
u WI. duu N1IS. dcO. H. I1l1tOu Oh C0O8l
}. Falls. Iowa, arrived in Dickinson o,
p Tueday to look after crops that the!
II have just north of Gland. Mr.. Hiltol
r had made several trips to Dickinson bu
I. this is the first time his wife had hat
j. sof seeing western North Dakota. A
}, home. Mr. Hilton is having his set
Is backs, having already lost 125 hogs an,
d pigs from lung trouble so prevalen
d in Iowa this year. The dreaded hors,
,s disease from Kansas has also reache,
t the borders of his state. but the veter
- inarians thinks they will soon have tn,
% disease under control.
Is j. A. Read returned Saturday nigh
10 to Cumberland, Iowa, having spent sew
1t eral weeks in Dickinson. waiting fo
Is the weather to get so that they coult
}. thresh at his farm south of the city
If He could not wait longer and left tn
k matter for others to look after. H. D
Is Blown of Atlantic, Iowa. returned da,
earlier. The 80 acres of his wheat tina