The Dickinson press., 1912-12-14

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Joeeph's hospital. The society will
meet on December goth with Mia H. Z.
Hauehton and in the meantime COM
mittees are ascertaining where they
can do sQme charity work at the Christ
.z. SEssits (. tStg9 era 81 sifi.
mas season. y. sss5fsE f..ss;;F5Ss 4.
c. M. Blucker was takina q load Of
household Goods to his homestead west
OF Fayette this week. NJ. Blucker sold
his home here last fall when he fled
ON shis homestead. He had. until the
first Of the year to make residence and
in the meantime he & and his. wife were
helping out on q farm near Belield. .eg
The German hotel has been re-opened
under the management Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Weikum of Glen .Ullin.4 They,
have had experience and know how to
give the people good ,service. The
hotel has LARGE rooms, steam heated
and electric lighted. They have de-;
cided to make the price Of meals and
lodeina 25c each. Jesse Lambert and
Ed. Moldenhauer are in charge Of tie
livery and feed stable which is run in
connection with the hotel. They have
laid in good supply of Drain and hay
and are prepared to- take good care Of
teams. atT , g2ge : .c,f $gER
G. J. White, who has three sections
of land in the Pleasant Flat territory
nine miles northwest Of Belheld, was IN
Dickinson on Thursday attending to
business matters. Mr.. White was for,
merly painter in the city. but three
years ago moved onto his large farm.
He has an engine but did not cultivate.
this year any more than he could handle
without hiring. 1t was too wet last
spring to work to advantage some of
the time which cut down his acreage.
But at that he had 1.400 bushels of
wheat and 1, 100 bushels of oats. His
wheat AVERAGED 19 bushels to the acre, 4
At a special meeting last Friday
evening the Ladies of the Maccabees
elected the following officers to serve
for the ensuing year: Mary Berringer, 1
lady commander: Mrs. Leonberger,
lieut.. commander; Miss Lizzie Rapp,
past lady commander Mrs. VIM. Brown,
secretary; Miss Beatrice Lish, financier 3
Miss Bessie Lavine, mistress at arms !,
Mrs. James Birch, chaplain; Mrs. Ber-
ringer, sargent; Mrs. W. E. Baker,
sentinel and Miss Mary Murn, picket.
They also elected to membership Misses
Grace and Viola Rapp. Marion Fried
and Mrs. J. F. Slater. A delicious
luncheon was served after the business
session and social good time was en-.
joyed.
Mrs. !. e. Etling held an auction sale
of her household goods on Thursday of
this week and expected to get away on
Saturday with her two children for her:
old home in Rutledee. Mo-, where she
will remain for some time rec,,perating
from a prolonged illness of several
months. Mrs. Etline came to Dickin-
son two years ago last August from
Montana, having previously resided in
Morton county, and has been conduct
ing roomine and boarding house in
the G. H. Merry house on Fourth Ave.
West. Her health has not been good
for some time and she is in hopes that,
the change of climate will be beneficial.
Mrs. Etling planned to visit her brother,
j. W. Golden. at Sweet Briar for d few
days on her way east. sG 3as;'<atss e
Mrs. W. W.. Holbrook and two chill,
dren arrived Sunday from Sanitaria,
Springs, N. r., where they have been
for almost two years visiting Nh. Hol-t
brooks parents. Mr.. Holbrook, who 10.
a railroad engineer on tho division
west came down 70 meet his family who
were spending . few days visiting HI,
sister, Ms. Barand. ir. and Nd
Holbrooks left Thusday, fors Fpesyth
where they will make .theirs home. Ia
children remainina with their aunt mn
It'll after GhristmaGs Iewill obe Eemems.
bered that the Holbrook family smoved
from Dickinson 70 q farm Ct Grange
Vile. Idaho. about three years aso.s.
About year later they sold the faitmlrf
and Mrs. HolbEook went sast 20 visit.
II will also bes remembe that Mrs,
Holbsook wass ssrio1sly injured ain san:
[automobile accidept Over q rear gasp
and 10 she not yet entirely secnweeed. /. III