The Dickinson press., 1912-02-17
H. Froelich went to Richardton this

Senator A. L. Martin was down from
Sentinel Butte this week.
Col. and Mrs. J. W. Foley we're down
from Medora on Thursday.
Auditor J. A. McGreeor had business
in Dickinson on Thursday.
W. A. Lanterman. a Mandan banker,
was in Dickinson last Saturday.
Jake Rothschiller, candidate for
was in the city this week.
Mrs. Jesse Smith. who was so seri-
ously ill for several weeks, is very much
improved now. .
MI. and Mrs. MCGEE, Miss BONN and
Mr.. Kelly were down from Bel6eld
shopping last Saturday.
The X. C. members and their friends
enjoyed a dancing party in Odd Fellows
hall last Friday evening.
William Dobie and Frank Lech were
Gladstone people who were %transactine
business in the city on Thursday.
There will be a chance for a number
of girls to get work during the Cart
wright Co. fire sale. Apply quickly: at
St. Charles hotel block. 1t
Mrs. H. A. Wording arrived on
Wednesday from Westport. S. D., to
visit her mother, Mrs. Jesse Smith,
also her brothers and sisters here.
Mrs. G. R. Swan and Clyde and
Ralph Smith returned on Wednesday to
their homes at Oakdale. They were
called last week to the bedside of their
sick mother, Mrs. Jesse Smith.
A. H. Arnett came down from Bill
lines on Wednesday morning. visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Ralph Heaton. dur
ing the day and going to his Spring
creek ranch the following day to look
after his stock.
Miss Geneva Mullenberg. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Ray, for the past two months, left
Thursday for Northinaton. Mimi,
where she will visit with relatives, 10
ing iotor to iowa.
Peter Fillenworth and Carl Holm were
in from Daglum on Monday %transactine
business matters. The roads out the
Daglum way were in good condition,
and the farmers are already enthusiast
tic owe their 1912 crop.
Paul liner came in from Dunn county
early in the week to 60 10 Fargo for the
state meeting of county commissioners.
VIM. Connolly was also expected in
from the north. Herman Lcutz came
up from Taylor to join to F. A.
Roquette and Dell Hughes on the trip
to Fargo.
Mrs. C. H. Altman wat in from Cav
lord the first OF the week. Miss Edna
Altman came in with her mother to
visit for a few months. Koch Hatzen-
buehler came in with the party. The dis
lance is about IS miles and they foun d
the shedding pretty good.
Among those down from Medora to
see polly of the Circus at the opera
house last Saturday night were Attorney
and Mrs. ]. X. Swihart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Britt, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Burgess, Mrs.
Nels Nichols. Mrs. D. F.. Olmstead, Miss
Deming. N. Lebo, Paul Lebo and Len
fart. !.
Misses Mary Kane and Ellen Living
ston of Medora and Misses Margaret
Kane and Lee of Beach, also Willis
King of Medora, were guests al the P.
J. Pelissier home on Sunday. Miss
Mary Pelissier and Willis also came
down from Medora to spend Sunday at
the parental home.
Bernhard Martin from IA miles south
of Gladstone was in Dickinson last Sat-
urday on business. A. Madlar was
also in from his farm at the same time.
both making calls at the PRESS Office
and placing their names on our sub
scription list. Max Hecker was another
who called for the same purpose.
The Polly of the Circus Co. gave a
good play in Dickinson and had a large
house. 1t was the first time that q fair
sized circus horse was ridden in q ring
on the opera house stage. The rider
did not 60 at any slop clip either.
There are many opera houses where the
stage will not permit of this feature of
the company's play.
A big pre-lenten affair will be the
dance at the armory next Monday even
ing, when the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen will be the hosts. No COM
ments on the hospitality Of these boys
are necessary as the public has been
Rraciously entertained at their previous
annual events, and not one who has
ever attended before will be absent on
Monday night. Switchmen Pat Daily,
John Littlehales and Edwin Fox are the