The Dickinson press., 1912-10-26

A. Dingman hoped to Get his p<ota-
toes all in the cellar this week.
Miss Helen Poor and John Lish spent
Sunday In Hebron. the guests Of Miss
Sadie Woolery.
The Stark county Sunday school con-
~vention will be held in Belield on
October 10Th and 30th.
Editor John M. Connolly and Attorney
Otto Thress were in from New England
on Tuesday a little while.
George L. Grayson and sons, George
L.. Jr., and E. S. Grayson. were in
from Manning the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Monroe were in
the city Monday and Tuesday from
their ranch in the Oakdale country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bleth were up
from Glen Ullin over Sunday visiting
at the homes of Peter Bleth and Joseph
Fried.
Eugene Weigel, a prominent bust
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Koch of St. Paul. were recently mar
ried.
Jacob Bull expected to return to his
ranch last Saturday. He had been visit
ing in the city for a few days, following
his eastern trip. Mr.. Bull continues
on his ranch the same as in the past,
with a less number of cattle. of course.
Mrs. G. R. Swan was in the latter
part of last week from her home at
Manning visiting her mother, Mrs.
Jesse Smith, and her sister. Miss Fay
Smith. who had been quite i'll, but is
much improved now.
Max Hendrick and H. K. Nichols de-
livered a Ford auto last Saturday to
Geo. Wernke of Midway. The car was
delivered at New England and Mr..
Wernke vas a happy man when he had
learned to manipulate his new vehicle.
The Foley entertainment was enjoy
able but somehow the attendance was
not as good as last year and the library
committee was unable to make any
money. There were too many things
going on the same evening in the city.
Supt. P. S. Berg and Miss Ethel j.
May. high school teacher, left Tuesday
to attend the State Educational associ-
alton meeting at Grand Forks this
week. Miss May will return Sunday
but Mr.. Berg may be gone longer.
Max Hendrick, local agent for the
Fargo Loan Agency. has taken an Office
in the First National bank building
next to the H. X. Nichols office. Pre-
vious to the past week Mr.. Hendrick
had his Office at his home in one of the
flats in the PRESS building.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Littlehales arrived
Saturday from their extended honey
moon in the Twin Cities. points in
South Dakota and on the Pacific coast.
They were at the J. A. McAndress home
this week but intend to 60 to housekeep-
ing as soon as they find suitable quar-
tiers.
Warden Frank o. Hellstrom, the DEM
%ocratic nominee for governor. spoke in
the opera house last Friday evening.
He came in from the north and very
little notice was given of his speaking
date in this city. MIR. Hellstrom was in
Beach OF Saturday evening and attend
ing doings at Lefor the following day.
Mrs. Eugene Otto was down from
Medora visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Margaret Roberts this week. She came
down with Mr.. Otto's grandmother. who
has been keeping house for her grandson
at the ranch for several years. and who
is now returning to Chicago for the win
ter. Mrs. Otto was visiting her mother.
Mrs. George Pelissier at Belfield on her
return home.
A. H. Beals, stakeholder and field
man of the Fargo Loan Agency, was
out from Fargo the first of the week and
was taken into Dunn county by Max
H endrick, the local agent at Dickinson,
to examine lands. The company also
has loans made by the local agent in
Stark, Hettinger and. Morton counties,
but Mr.. Hendrick did not expect to
m axe the drive through Morton.
Mrs. Joe Cain is at St. Joseph's hos
pital suffering from a broken knee cap
and it will be several weeks before she
will be able to use her limb again. She
was at her work around her home on the
ranch near Fayette, when the accident
occurred. She had stepped into the coal
shed when to save her right ankle from
turning, she twisted her left limb so as
to break the knee pan. Her uncle. DR..
Stickney, vent out and she was taken
to Dickinson on a bed in an express
wagon and operated on Sunday. Mr..
Cain is with his wife and her mother,
Mrs. Jerry Hayes, is caring for the
baby. Mrs. Cain will be removed to
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