The Dickinson press., 1912-06-29

Paul Muhley " as in from the Rainy
Butte country in his new Buick.
The family of VIM. Kirby, the new
car foreman. recently of Mandan. have
rented the Ole Wiklund house on Second
Ave. W. and expected to get their
household goods taken up from Mondan
this week.
Archie Palmer. who attended the
State University. has taken a position
in a grocery store 1t Bemidji. MIMI,
Tor the summer months. He will not
spend his vacation with his parents at
Manning as first planned.
Mrs. G. H. Kroes of Brainerd, who
has been visiting at the home of her
brother, Duncan Christianson, left Sum
day for Shields. where she will visit her
parents for some time. She wa accom-
panied by %Evangeline Christensen.
J. H. Thegley comes in often from
Oakdale to see his father, J. N. Thee-
ley, at St. Joseph's hospital. It is
about live weeks ego that Mr. Theeley
was taken to the hospital on his return
from the east. The son has been
Farming over 200 acres in Dunn county
n trying to make the best of the stu
alton.
Mrs. Ella Soule who has been visit |
ing her daughter Mrs. S. W. Bailey for |
several weeks left Monday for Bailey
to spend the remainder of the summer
on her farm in that neiehborhood. She
went out with Miss Mollie Morris who
had been on a shopping tour to the
city.
Rev. Lemke al expected the latter
part of the week from St. Paul to as
sumo charge of the German Lutheran
congregation here. Mr.. Lemke recently
graduated from the Lutheran Seminary
at st. Paul and comes to take a perma-
nent pastorate here. This church has
been without a pastor since Rev. Ali
left about a year ago.
About fifty young ladies enjoyed a
delightful evening last Friday as guests
OF Mrs. A. N. Jefferies and Miss Della
Spears. At seven o'clock a we'll pre-
pared and delicious 3-course dinner was
served on small tables followed by
cards. At a late hour the guests were
loathe to leave the spirited game and
the genial hospitality of the ladies who
were entertaining.
Mrs. Duncan Christensen and children
expect to leave Monday for Shields,
where they will establish residence on
their farm. Mr.. Christensen will not
60 down for several weeks yet. Their
new farm adjoins the homestead of MIR.
Christianson's parents and is in a fer
tile district. They expect to return to
the city after three years which time
they consider a sort of an outing that
will be beneficial to Mr.. Christianson's
health.
j. o. Daglum, the merchant at Dag.
lum. is having a good run on his STAN
dard talking machines and before cold
weather he expects to have one in about
every house in his locality. The mach
ines are given free with every purchase
of SIS. The customer is merely required
to purchase ~ double disc records and /
in this purchase he Gets good value, as
there is nothing better than the STAN
dard record.
Mandan people are more and more
enthusiastic over the coming c%hautauqua
session at that place. Additional
features will be added to those already
given and the program is a full and
complete one. Already nearly 900 sea-
son tickets have been sold and 20 to
80 families are planning to camp on
the grounds. People in general all over
the slope will welcome this c%hautauqua
at Mandan as it is an outing or diver
sion that can be enjoyed by all.
Did you ever think what your .'ad'
in the newspaper is doing for you?
When you close your store in the even
ing and 90 home to your family and
treside. not thinking about your bus1-
ness at all. then it is that the paper is
being pored over in hundreds of homes
the homes from which your trade is
drawn. And there is your ''ad" doing
its work silently, but surely, and if you
have taken the trouble to make it at
tractive it's work will be all the more
effective. This is repeated over and
over again, and is no doubt what in
spired some writer to call newspaper
advertising a silent drummer. '-Ex-
change.
The Suffrage Club elected the follow
ing officers for the coming year: Mrs.
R. H. Beach, president; Mrs. Oliver
Whaley. vice.president Mrs. E. A. Lii
libridee. secretary; Mrs. A. D. Heaton.
treasurer, Mrs. Guy Hunter, auditor.
It was decided to have nine standing