The Dickinson press., 1912-09-14

Thirty-seven threading outfits are
working in the Regent territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Turner autoed to
Taylor and Richardton Sunday visiting
with old friends.
Dr.. v. H. Stickuey went north Tues
day to the Alfred Gaffner ranch to be
gone four days.
c. p. Nielsen writes the PRESS from
Hamilton, Mont. where the family aets
mail on q rural route.
Conductor J. X. Porter spent Tuesday
in the city, shaking hands with old
friends and ~transactins business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Freitas returned
from REGENT Sunday and Mr.. Frietae
resumed work on the city we'll Tuesday.
Frank Shank. a prosperous farmer
from south Of Gladstone. returned the
first Of the week from q business trip
to Fargo.
The Russell Miller Co. received
several carloads Of new wheat and be-,
gan grinding Monday. using day and
night shifts.
Miss Leone Alvesson is in from
Bailey again this year attending high
school. She is living with the W. E.
Baker family.
Miss Matte Mitchell teaches the
sixth grade of the Roosevelt school in
Fargo and Miss Ella Olin 9th Grade in
the Asassie school.
MI. and Mrs. William Weathers are
moving into the house vacated by
Charles Bakke-on the same lot as his
new residence.
Mrs. Pat Harrington and children are
making ready to join Mr.. Harrington at
Winnipeg, where he is employed on a
Canadian railroad.
Atty. and Mrs. ALI. o. Nelson were in
from Manning Sunday with Mrs. Nell
sons sister, who was on her way home
from a visit of several weeks at Man.
ming.
W. F. Blume. storekeeper for the N.
P. here. returned Sunday from a several
days trip to St. Paul, where he visited
a brother and took in the Minnesota
fair.
L. W. Little returned Tuesday even
ing from a week spent in the Twin
Cities and the Minnesota Stale fair.
Mr.. Little wen to his farm this side of
Manning on the daily stage Wednesday
morning.
A. B. Dinsmore, druggist with T. j..
Greene & Co., left Tuesday night for a
vacation which he will spend with rel
atives at Glendale, first taking in the
big Indian gathering at Fort Yates on.
the Standing Rock reservation.
Miss Emma Coleman is having a va
cation from her duties as bookkeeper for
the Bismarck Hardware Co.. which she
is spending with Mrs. Julius Hollst at
Gladstone and with her 'sister, Miss
Katherine Coleman. in Dickinson.
Robert Plaggmeier returned the first of
the week from FARGO. where he had
been 10 close up some auto deals. He
is agent for More Bros. and one Of their
cars was sold the past week to the new
doctor at Hebron. E. H. Mann went to
Fargo to take the car out the first of the
week.
H. X. Nichols was getting his house,
hold goods moved this week into the
house on Second Ave. W. recently va
Gated by the P. J. Pelissier family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Rase. who pur-
chased the house occupied by H. X.
Nichols. were moving down from Beach
this week.
Miss Olive Whaley is assisting in
Carter & Whaley's Office. taking Miss
Jessie Stewards place this week. That
leaves Miss Maysie Dinsdale alone with
the kindergarten work until the first of
October, after which time it will be dis
continued. Miss Dinsdale has is little
tots enrolled.
Geo. Burgess was hurrying home to
Medora on Sunday from marketing cat
tie in Chicago and attending the Min
nesota fair. He expected to ship six to
ten cars of cattle on the 14th. and
about the first of October another ship
ment of the Scott Gore stuff will be
loaded for market.
Miss Bertha Owen was here over Sum
day at the Allen Harleman home, leav-
ing Monday morning for her home in
Minneapolis. On Sunday she enjoyed
an outing with Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Harleman and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Har-
leman in the New Hradec vicinity and
all had a splendid time.
Mrs. Duncan McNeill left Saturday to
join her husband at Hettinger. where
they will make their future home. Mr..
McNeill has purchased a meat market