The Dickinson press., 1912-08-17

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California and both are in poor health.
Miss Myrtle Barker who has been
pianist at the Unique theatre for sew
eral months. left Sunday for Virginia,
Mimi, where she will have a similar
position with a theatre there.
The Unique theatre closed on Satur-
day for an indefinite time or until a
competent manager can be secured.
This theatre has been operated the past
several months by the Geo. Webster
Theatrical Co. of Fargo.
The Ladies Aid society of the Congre-
gational church were in session at the
church parlors on Thursday afternoon
and spent several hours sewing for the
far. The ladies will meet at the
church every Thursday afternoon until
fair time and will be busy sewing.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Lillibridge, Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Burnett and Attorney
Halvor Halvorson autoed to Bowman the
first of the week. where Mr.. Burnett had
a land contest case to look after. Mr..
Halvorson went along to get acquainted
with the good democratic friends out
south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kruger of Dag
lum were in Dickinson on Monday for
an hour or two. They made the trip in
their auto. MIR. Kruger said the hail Sun
day night came within a mile and q
half of his place on the north. He was
| all ready to start his binder on Tues
day morning.
Miss Ruth Hubbard arrived recently
from Mondovi. Wis.,, and has engaged
to teach one of the schools in RAIDER
township. Miss Hubbard is a sister of
H. H. Hubbard. buttermaker for the
Dickinson Creamery Co.. and E. D.
Hubbard who is stopping with his wife
at the A. 3. Fisher home on Antelope
creek.
MI. and Mrs. P. ]. McGrath came up
from New England Saturday on their
way to Taylor to visit Mr.. McGrath's
parents. Mrs. McGrath remained in
Taylor while Mr.. McGrath Joined G. A.
Graeber and F. B. Williams of New
England in Dickinson Monday for a trip
through Montana with the idea of look
ing up a location. u
Misses Marearet Marley and
Ethel Stewart left Sunday for Their
mopolis. Wyo.. where Margaret will
make her home with her sister for some
time. They expected to visit in Glen
dive and Miles City en- route and Miss
Stewart will return inttwo weeks to her
duties as bookkeeper with Hughes &
Deiters Co.
H E. Hagerman. Jr.. who graduated
last June from the law department of
the University of Illinois. is located in
Hebron for the practise of the legal pro-
fession. Eddie is the only son of Con-
ductor and Mrs. H. E. Hagerman of
Mandan, formerly residents of Dickin-
son and his many friends will wish him
success in his chosen profession.
There was a surprise party and dance
at the A. B. Fisher home on Antelope
creek last Saturday night, in celebration
of the marriage of Mr.. E. D. Hub
bard and Miss Fay Fisher. AS soon as
the neighbors learned of the happy
event they planned for the party. Every
body in the neiehborhood attended and
the evening was one round of merri-
ment. 2
A. P. Folsom. who had tornado and
hail insurance on his house with the
Germania Insurance Co.. this week re.
ceived a check through the agents.
Heffron & Baird. for the full amount Of
his claim for damage done by the hal
storm of July nth. Very few people
are carrying hail insurance on theil
homes but no doubt some of u resi-
dents would not have been sorry if the,
had carried insurance this summer.
A. F. Pierce Of Valley City, the ad
juster for the American insurance 20
waa adjusting the following losses o.
Wednesday and Thursday for the tw,
recent storms. The insurance policie
were written in the John Orchar,
agency: Lorenzo A. Parker and Clar
ence Packer west Of the city: w. 1
Bower, John Carroll. w. S. Galop. p
Blum, L. M. French, Ed. Baumann. il
and around New England. Mr.. Orchar
received a draft on Wednesday for VIM
Clark, whose application was mailed o.
July 18th, the day of the storm. Ais
a draft for Joe Marsh, whose insuranc
was written II hours before the storm
The American has not turned dow
single loss although several coul
have beenrejected on account Of time. I