The Dickinson press., 1912-01-06

Erwin Muth, deliveryman with the
Crowl-Schroeder Co. for the past five
years, assumed management of the
grocery department of that store the first
of the year.
MI. and Mrs. S. M. Ferris attended the
masquerade dance in Medora on Monday
night. Mr.. Ferris returned home Tues
day night, his wife remaining over an
other day. The attendance was very
large.
The Current-f1effron Abstract Co.. f.
c. Hebron and l. r. Baird, owners, cal
endar for 1912 il very handsome. also
the ones given out by Berringer Bros +.
Soules & Butler, F. W. Turner, H. X.
Nichols and others.
Next Monday the public schools will
be in session again. Teachers who have
spent the holidays at their homes will
be back and lessons will be in order
again until the close of the school year
in June.
The local Fire department entertained
a crowd of dancers that taxed the capa-
city of the Armory dance hall onMonday
night at their annual ball. Good music
was furnished bv the Unique orchestra
and a splendid time wat enjoyed by the
large number of attendants
Robert and Leonard11Lowe who were
sent to the penitentiary and reform
school last week for stealing two loads
of flax from Peter Lardy, were caught
in Beach by Deputy G.. K. Barnett the
same day they .commltted the theft
They sold at-the Thorp elevator in Sent
incl Butte and went to Beach to get the
checks cashed.
Miss Perpetua, the ~15-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Keutz. living
eight miles south of the city, died early
Tuesday morning from the effects of
rheumatism. The girl had been suffer-
q for several years. Services were
held from St. Joseph's church. Bouleer
& Hughes prepared the body.
C. T. Langley left Oh Sunday for St.
Paul where he was to decide upon q
winter trip of two or three montsh. He
rather wanted to 60 to San Francisco
and thence down the coast to Los An
eeles, but he was also going to look up
the Florida trips His sister, Mrs.
Emily McCloy,, went to Merrietta, Ohio.
a few weeks since, SO their home in
Dickinson is closed for the winter.
Tuesday evening the new officers of
Frontier Lodge, 1. o. O. F.. were install
led as follows: G. A. Clark. N. c.: F.
C. Angliss. v. GIN. L. AuDer. secre-
tary: J. P. Tinele. financial secretary :
H. c. Christensen, warden L. X. Grant
eer. conductor: j. S. Bray1eld, chap
lain; L. A.!.Davis and j. R. Stewart.
supporters Of N. G. D. v. Mckenzie
acted as installing officer and l. A.
Davis as marshal. Mr.. Grantere has been
conductor in the lodge for more than a
quarter of q century.
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the week to Richardton from q visit of
several days at the j. w. Harnden home
in this city. Mrs. Horn has been a
resident of Stark county for about
Is years and until a year ago resided
at Antelope. Mr.. and Mrs. Horn sold
their farm al good figure and thought
they would try living in town 70,
awhile. They still have 100 acres Of
land Miss Pauline E. Wallace accom-
panied her aunt on her Dickinson trip.
Miss Wallace is teaching school this
winter at the Quinion school, IS miles
north of Beldeld and boards a the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoerauf. She will
Ereturn to her school work via Belfeld
the last of this week.
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