The Dickinson press., 1912-03-02

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March. They will stop over for a
short visit at Topeka, Kansas, and St.
Paul. en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Little. and Mrs.
Mary Candee and family drove to Taylor
Friday evening to the revival evening.
Louis Hunt had one finger of his left
hand badly lacerated. while shooting q
horse for James Little last Wednesday.
Franz Reissinger was in Gladstone
Friday on business. In Mr.. Reissinker's
opinion the outlook is fine for q GOOD
crop this season.
John Harnden and: Peter Kirsch drove
to Richardton Wednesday of last week
to attend the meeting OF the M. W. of
A. lodge.
Paul Wieglenda was in town Monday
from his ranch Is miles south. He re-
turned home Tuesday, after visiting
with his parents.
Miss Lydia Aereeng arrived form L.
high Monday morning. and went out to
the home of J. H. Wieglenda, where
she will assist with the Homework while
Mrs. Wieglenda is laid up with her
broken arm.
Carl Stein. Dominick Lefor. Thomas
Lefor. Frank Gillenberg and Jacob
Lefor made a trip to Dickinson Monday
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Grasl and Mr..
and Mrs. Stefan Trendler attended Math
Lefor's Name Day celebration last Fri
day.
Theresa Schneider went to Richardton
Sunday morning for q short visit with
relatives. She returned in the even
ing.
Miss Vevie Rich returned to her
school in the Enger district Sunday
afternoon, after q two days visit at
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Heckle returned to
Richardton Sunday. after, visiting q
few DAYS at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Krier.
Mrs. Thomas Lefor and little daugh-
ter returned Monday from Dickinson
where Mrs. Lefor had been 20 consult a
physician.
Alfred Skinner went to Dickinson
Tuesday evening on business. He re-
turned Wednesday morning.
Orley johnson had the misfortune to
lose q horse last week. The horse slip
ped on the icy road. fell, and broke its
leg. 1t was found necessary to shoot
the animal.
w. G. Watts made a business trip to
Dickinson Saturday evening. From
there he took the flyer for Hebron where
he visited Sunday with friends and
relatives.
X. E. Julian had the good fortune to
win the diamond ring in the contest at
Dolwig & Duckhorn's store.
Mrs. Joseph Giel and daughter arrived
from Dickinson Sunday morning and
visited for the day at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Herr.
Jacob Rothschill1 made a trip 10
Richardton on business Saturday morn
Jug. From there he went to Dickinson
and returned home Sunday.
Miss Taylor. who is teaching the
Rust school north of town, left Friday
for Dickinson to visit over Sunday with
her brother, Ben Taylor.
Dr. ]. P. Weyrens was a Gladstone
caller Friday. He was summoned to
attend Martin Blazi's youngest child,
who is ill with bronchitis.
Mrs. John Schank, who has been in
ill health for several months, is now
confined to her bed. and is not regain
ing her strength as her friends would
wish.
The Mandan Mercantile Co. sold q
bill of lumber to T. P. P1ummer recent
ly. Mi. Plummer is planning to enter
extensively into dairyine this summer.
He is erecting sheds, and has purchased
a gasoline engine.
The ':Just Us" Club held their week
" meeting at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Clark Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Clark
drove into town for the members and
brought them to town again in the
evening.
Miss Ella Gilbertson left for Churches
Ferry, N. D., Monday for q visit of
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. D.
Donaldson. Upon her return Mrs. Dom
aldson will accompany her for a visit
with the home folks.
Matthias Mitschoff, shoemaker of
Lefor, N. D., has opened a shop over
Krier e. Wegesser's store, and is pre-
pared to make and repair shoes.
Miss Vevie Rich entertained q few
friends. at her home Saturday evening.
Five Hundred was played and all en-
joyed q pleasant evening.
C.. E.. Eldred, who installed a hot
water heating plant in Geo. Sorber's
new home, returned to Dickinson Friday
evening. He was accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. E. w. Kittell. who visited
several days at his home.
Miss Nettie Swenning entertained /.
large number of her young friends on the
evening Of February goth, in c~elebration
of her 18th birthday. Dancing was
the feature of the evening. At mid
might delicious refreshments were err