The Dickinson press., 1912-02-24

r. B. Lee wal in the city on Monday
!.f0r the rifle club shoot.
Senator A. [. Mastin was down from
Sentinel Butte this week.
Ole Loraas of Bailey wal IN the city
several days this week having dental
work done.
H. F. Schroeder left Wednesday night
for the cities to make spring purchases
for the Crowl-Schroeder Co. store.
Robert Hemke, C. S. Bowser. Peter
Palm and Peter Lenz were among those
up from Richardton for the democratic
doings.
Miss CalIia Wall, who has been visit
ing the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Hazenwinkle, returned Wednesday
to her home in Richardton.
T. L. Beard left Sunday night for the
Twin Cities and will 60 on to Godfrey.
ILL.,. for a months visit with a brother,
who Is a physician at that place.
Engineer VIM. Wilhouse gets the most
of his layover in Dickinson. He has
had a regular enigne between this city
and Glendive the past six months.
Conductor and Mrs. Thomas Conroy
came up from Mandan OF Monday for
the Trainmen's dance. Mrs. Conroy
remained until Wednesday, visiting
her sister. Mrs. E. N. Robinson.
Every Saturday afternoon during the
Lenten season, the Episcopalians will
hold a pure food sale at the Boulger &
Hughes store from 2 to S p. NJ. Home
made bread and pastries will be offered
for sale.
Rev. j S. Brayfield left Wednesday
for Winnipeg. Manitoba, where he will
transact business and visit a son, Cuhl-
bert Brayfield, who is in the law bust
ness there. Mr.. Brayfield will be gone
about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. D. Heaton and little
son, Richard, arrived home Thursday
from a stay of several weeks in Oes
Moines. They brought with them the in
FAINT daughter of Mrs. Heatons sister.
Mrs. Sharp, who died in December.
VIM. Kennedy, ST., has called the at
tention of the PRESS to the fact that
his son Thomas waa born January %,
1882, at South Heart. Russell Law
renee of Gladstone was born in August
of the same year, which aeeHs to leave
the South Heart birth the earliest in
the county by about seven Months.
The Commercial Club at Richardton
observed Washingtons birthday with a
most interesting program of music,
Rotations and speaking. an account of
which will appear in the next issue of
the PRESS. The attendance was large,
several going down from Dickinson.
Arthur England and Miss Celia Kane
of Sentinel Butte were married in Beach
on Tuesday and spent Wednesday WIS.,
itinG friends in Dickinson. MIR. Eng
land is ticket agent at Sentinel Butte
and Mrs. England is a sister of Mrs. W
A. Shear of that place and has been
there for about three years. They will
make their home at Sentinel Butte.
Miss Celia Daily, formerly milliner
with Miss Runck in this city and for
two years conducting a millinery bust
ness in New England, was married OF
Wednesday, February 18th, to Mr.. Guy
Radebaugh at Hillsboro. Miss Daily
sold her business al New England last
fall and went to her home at Grandon.
The couple will reside al Hunter.
Tho Trainmen's dance on Monday
night was a largely attended affair and
one of the most enjoyable functions
ever held here. These buys, as hosts,
could not be surpassed and everything
went off splendidly. The music was
good. the hall altisticaliy and novelty
trimmed and everybody in good humor.
The railroad boys nave more than ever
established their reputation as geni al
and accommodating hosts.
Civil service examinations open to
males and females over 18 years of age,
will be held in Dickinson on March
goth. Besides the examinations for the
departmental service at Washington,
there will also be examinations for
those who prefer to ecure appointments
in the field or local service. All appli-
cations must be received at the U. S.
Commission Office at St. Paul not later
than March 18th. Application blanks
may be had from Margaret Stewart at
the local postofice.
Word was received in the city this
week of the death of Edward E. Gibbs.
from tuberculosis February 18th, at the
home of his sister. Mrs. Mildred Dobson,
in San Diego. California. Mr.. Gibbs has
had Inns trouble for some wears and