The Dickinson press., 1912-01-13

Mr.. and Mira Halvor Woolsey have
moved TO Richmond, MINI.
The Dickinson Bottline Works sent
out some handsome calenders this sea-
son.
Thomas H. Nelson is soliciting orders
for the North Dakota Pressed Brick Co.
| Of Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. billiard left the first
of the week for their winter home in
Daytona. Florida.
Walter White. formerly of the Can
non Ball country. is IN a sheep ranch at
Midland. Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Robinson are en-
joyine a visit with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Robinson at Mott.
Lost-between depot and Unique,
barrette. set with brilliants and gold
trimmed. Leave at Gem hotel. 1p
Mrs. Fred Funk and little son are back
from Bismarck, where they spent the
holidays with Mrs. Funk's parents.
Miss Letta Griswold of New England
was helping her brother. Auditor W. L.
Griswold. in his office at Mott last week.
Stewart Cummings and Hollis Thorp
of Mott left last week for Calgary to
look over the frost bitten promised land.
Conductor A. w. Ellickson was in
the city last Friday on business. The
Ellicksons' like their new home at For
syth. !.
C. Peterson, the leading merchant at
Medora, was visiting old friends and
attending to business matters in Dickin.
son last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Littlehales of Man.
dan entertained a friend, VIM. Furness,
at their home last week in honor of his
81st birthday. r
The %diphtheria quarantine was raised
this week OIL the c. Lanphear home.
No other cases of this disease are re.
ported in the city.
Mrs. Ella Morris Snow of Fargo will
speak from the Methodist pulpit on Sun.
day evening, taking the time that Rev.
F. H. Farrand usually takes for his
evening sermon.
Have your car overhauled and a sell
starter put on while we have the time.
We guarantee to satisfy you. Roquette
Motor Car Co. Phone 273. 1-13-2t
Miss Eva Alcott underwent an oper.
alton last week at St. Joseph's hospital,
st. Paul. She was doing as we'll as
could be expected at last reports. Miss
Margaret Currie is with Miss Alcott.
MIR. and Mrs. P. H. Rumble are in
from Midway for the winter. They were
delayed. in getting away from the farm
and had to brave the cold we ther OF
last week in making the long drive.
Miss Sadie Nichols returned Sunday to
her school work zeal Hebron. after
spending the holidays at her home. Her
school is about seven miles north of
Hebron and she boards at the W. s..
Sentf home.
John Orchard conducted services in
Wibaux on Sunday. No. 3 wa very
late last Saturday night and did not get
here until 4 O'Clock Sunday morning.
Mr.. Orchard returned on delayed No. 4
Monday forenoon.
Joe Moshier, one of the six killed in
the Great Northern wreck at Sharon,
this state, last week, was cook at the
St. Charles hotel about a year and a
half ago. He was also cooking at the
depot restaurant here before going into
the dining car service, Deceased was
from Albany, Mimi.
Accompanying Miss Bessie Nichols
back to her school at St. Paul last. week
were Miss Geraldine Williams and
Gladys Gray, who attend the same
school. Mrs. D. F. Olmsted conducted
the party and was to return Sunday
with Miss Ellen Livingstone who had
been visiting at Black River Falls. Wis.
The little girls W. M. 3. club m etlast
Saturday afternoon with Miss Florence
Mckenzie and enjoyed their regular pro-
gram of sewing, games and a luncheon.
Two new members were added and the
girls would be glad to have others join,
Anyone wishing to become a membea
of this hustline little club will notify
the president, Thelma Osborne.
Prof. j. H. Shep perd of the Agricul
tural College has asked all the station
directors in North Dakota to be in Fargt
for next Monday. Supt. l.. r. Waldrol
of the Dickinson station will 60 dow,
Saturday night. Mr.. Waldron has al
important paper to read on "Alfa1fe
Seed Production at the Grain Grower
convention in Fargo next Tuesday.
Miss Dora Poland is visiting and do
ing some special hospital work at Colum
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