The Dickinson press., 1912-08-31

Berringer Bros. are receiving a car Of
fresh fruit every week.
Mrs. C. A. Hughes was a passenger
to Glen UlIin on Tuesday.
Wanted-a competent girl for general
house work. Mrs. Guy Hunter, . Dickin-
son. 8-3l-tf
Mrs. Charlotte George spent Wednes-
day in Taylor visiting al the McGrath
home.
Wayne Klinefelter and Ray Lyon ex-
pect to leave in about two weeks to en-
ter the Agricultural college at Fargo.
Mrs. Frank Harwas and two children
of St. Paul arrived on Tuesday and will
be guests of her sister. Mrs o. R. Meyer
for ONE time.
C. C. Owens. with the International
Harvester Co.. is temporarily working
out of Bismarck. where the company
needed more help.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Dow are leaving
in about two weeks to spend the winter
with Mr.. Dow's people in Madison,
Wisconsin. Mrs. Dow expects to visit
in the Twin Cities en- route to Madison.
Miss Rose Katula, who has been here
for several months with her sister. Mrs.
Frank Smith, left Wednesday for her
home in Winona, Mimi. visiting at
Bismarck and the Twin Cities en- route.
Peter Reynolds arrived from Mime
sofa and was the guest of his aunt.
Mrs. j. v. Jessen, in this city Sunday.
going to New England the first of the
week to take charge of the Columbia
elevator.
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
dist church will be entertained Thursday
afternoon. September 5th, at the home
of Mrs. VIM. Nogdle. All the members
are urged to attend and friends are ask
ed to come.
A picnic party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. McF arland. Misses Florence
White, Fannie Pashley and Margaret
Mckinley, J. P. Cain. Ward Waltz and
VIM. Barker enjoyed an outing at McGil-
livray's grove on Sunday.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Mum,
who taught in the Dickinson public
schools last year. will occur on Septem-
Der 18th. at St. Anne's church at Crook
ston. MINI. The groom is Alfred Hoel
of Gilbert, MIMI. where they will make
their future home.
Miss Louise Wrinkles of Belfield won
second prize in the Catholic Bulletin
contest which closed recently. The
contest was for subscriptions to the
Catholic publication and a trip to Isle
Royal near Duluth will be Miss Win
kIe's reward for her work.
Miss Virginia Burkeart, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Mey-
er for some time, went out to visit the
NJ. S. Cuskelly family al Oakdale this
week. Miss Burkgart was born neal
Glen Ullin. moving with her parents t
Cleveland, Ohio, about II years ago.
H. W. Reed of Long Prairie. Mimi,
was the guest of his brothers, Frank
and j. W. Reed, a few days this
week. Mr.. Reed was at n time in
terested with his brothers in the Reed
Bros. store here and spent several
months in the city about five years ago.
Joseph Fisher returned Wednesday
from his trip west, having started out
with E. F.. Messersmith several weeks
ago. Mr.. Messersmilh returned earlier
but MIR. Fisher went down as far as Bal
boa, Calf. He likes the country and
climate there and may decide to take
his family there for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. R. Meyer were ex'
tpeeting Mr.. and Mrs. Bunker of Hudson,
Mis-. to visit them a few days thi'
week. Mrs. Bunker was formerly Mis-
Names. with the Stein hospital her
until about two years ago, and she AM
her husband are taking an auto trip t
the coast.
Engineer VIM. Wilhouse and brid
arrived in Dickinson Monday from thei
honeymoon trip through the Yellow
stone Park and left later in the wee
for the Minnesota State fair at St. Pau
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhouse will. reside i
Dickinson if they find a suitable house
if not they 60 to Glendive to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hendee' were Wis
iting the r. H. Johnson family a fe'
days the first of the week. Mrs. Her
dee is a sister of Mayor johnson an
they were on their way home to S
Charles, Mimi. from a pleasure trip. q
the Pacific coast: Miss Hillesheim is
friend of Mrs. Hendee and had q pleas
ant visit with her here.
Mr.. and Mrs. If. Crawford of Sent
mel Butte were in the city Tuesda
visiting at the B. H. and W. c. Cra~
ford homes, being en- route to Centrali,
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