The Dickinson press., 1912-11-02

AoAO "SIISCAs
Harold Peck was given the Black:Cross
degree Of Masons on Thursday evening.
Mrs. c. L. Lamberson of Glendive is
in the city visiting friends for a few
days.
Paul Floody sold his auto last week
to Frank Sharman and Thomas Caesar of
Belfeld.
Evangelist Taylor of the Methodist
church denomination was in the citv
this week.
o. H. Miller is the guest of his
brother, II. X. Nichols and NAV DO on
to the coast.
Mrs. Angus Neil has been in from
New England this week visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. D. Davis.
Miss Sibyl Clark has returned from
Charleston, Montana. where she spent
several weeks with her father.
Mrs. D. E. Christensen Is spending
two weeks at the homestead near
Shields. Getting things in shape for the
winter.
F. G. Reed is in the Twin Cities this
week buying goods for Reed Bros. > store
and expected to visit in Long Prairie
en- route home.
Mrs.. M. L. Mckibbin of Beach was
a guest of Mrs. C. D. Litch for several
days this week. coming down for the
Royal Neiehbor doinss Monday night.
The democratic judges in the city of
Dickinson al far as announced are: j.
B. Walsh. list ward o. B. Frankenbere,
End ward; Otto Hennings, 5th ward
and Frank Schiller. 9th ward.
The Davis g. Stein auction sale at the
Damsite farm has been set for Thurs
day. November 18th. There will be
some excellent cattle and other stock
offered at this sale. See notice.
Mrs. A. N. Seeley and little daueh.
ter and Mrs. F. M. Swope and daughter
accompanied Mrs. Seeley's guest, Mrs.
j. M. Hellickson, on her return home
to Medora Saturday for a short visit.
W. S. Russell. Henry Roberts and
R. D. Jennings returned Monday even
ing from a business and hunting trip to
Bismarck, and south of the capital city.
They brought home a good supply of
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. RAIDER. who have
been visiting fer several weeks at the
home of their son. Lloyd RAIDER, also
their daughter, Mrs. D. E. Shipley, left
Friday morning for their home in In
diana.
Miss Nellie Dinsdale was hostess to
twelve young ladies and gentlemen at
a seven O'Clock dinner Tuesday. Misses
Ethel Parker and Maysie Dinsdale serv-
ing for her. Cards were enjoyed after
the dinner.
Mrs. Hannah Tollefson, mother of
Mrs. James Birch came up from Man.
dan on Monday to spend the winter at
her daughters home in this city. The
lady had been spending some months
with her son in Mandan.
Mrs. C. E. Eldred was the victim of
a birthday surprise party Thursday after
when fourteen of her friends took
possession of her and her house. They
brought a dainty lunch with them and
a handsome lunch cloth and sugar and
creamer as a birthday gift and all en-
joyed a very pleasant afternoon.
Health Officer Davis expected to raise
the small pox quarantine on the A. A.
Harleman home Friday morning and
Rev. Farrand. and son, Harold, expected
to leave that evening for Darlington
while Mrs. Farrand and little Marion
in the city until Sunday even
ind. visiting her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Gray.
George Burgess. who was a patient
at St. Joseph's hospital this week. was
much improved and able to be down
town Friday. Mrs. Burgess was down
Wednesday. the guest of Mrs. Margaret
Roberts and she was expected to come
down again the last of the week to &C.
company her husband home. 1t was
feared at first Mr.. Burgess had con-
tracted typhoid.
Last Monday was Mrs. j. C. F. Park
er's birthday and a party of her neigh
bors end friends consisting of abo ut if
teen ladies came in the afternoon with
their lunch baskets and sewing and
helped her celebrate in a way that will
leave a strong memory of her 1912 ami
versary. She was given a hand painted
brush and comb tray by her guests
who came unlimited.
A Medora dispatch says: Fred Maui
rath who has been keeping a restaurant
here for the past year, was arrested
Thursday for stealing a team and bug
gy from the Stearns Liver Company at