The Dickinson press., 1912-09-21

corn on his farm.
Miss Florence White spent Sunday
with friends in Glendive.
Mrs. William Kirby went to Mandan
Tuesday to visit friends and attend the
fair.
Charles W. Smith of Medora has pur-
chased the Heeaaard residence in Man.
dan.
The Schafer State bank. incorporated
by Rugby people. has been granted a
charter.
A term of United States court opens
in Minot. October 9Th. Judge Amidon
presiding.
Editor Young and wife of the Dunn
County Settler were in the city several
days the first of the week.
Mas. Harry Harleman and little
daughter were visiting at the Pat Daily
farm a few days last week.
c. F. Norton Of the Western. Union
is back this week from his trip to the
Twin Cities and to Hancock. MINI.
Mrs. D. e. Olmstead and daughter,
Geraldine Williamson, were shopping
and visiting friends in Dickinson Mon
day.
Miss leila Stanton is assisting with
the kindergarten work this week during
the absence of Miss Maysie Dinsdale in
Mandan.
William Jefferies and Roy %Lillibridee
came in with the Wilcox cattle last
week and were visiting al their homes
before returning to the ranch.
Conductor j. C. Haskin has been TAX
ing a little vacation, going as far west
as Spokane. Conductor Ed. Nichols re-
Gently returned from the south and east.
Miss Jennie Schultz was unable to
attend to her classes in music this
week because of a sprained ankle which
she injured at Sentinel Butte last
week.
F. W. Lacy, night operator with the
Western Union. is having a two weeks
vacation from his duties. C. F. Norton
is taking Mr.. Lacy's trick during his
absence.
Mrs. Fred Jenness and little daughter
went to Glendive Tuesday to be with
Mr.. Jenness for q few weeks or while
he is employed on the division west
from that place.
W. A. Hart. a prosperous farmer at
Sentinel Butte, was calling on friends
in Dickinson last Saturday. Mr.. Hart
represents Nichols & Taylor. grain COM
mission merchants at Minneapolis.
D. W. Friesen. with the j. I. Case
Co. for six years west of the Missouri
as salesman, has resigned and taken
a similar position with the Interna-
tional Harvester Co. Mr.. Friesen on
tinues to make headquarters in Dickjn-
son.
The Ladies of the Maccabees were
having a social good time on Wednes-
day evening after their regular lodge
session. II was in honor of one of their
members, Miss Rose WaddelI. who
leaves soon for Grand Forks to enter
school.
A. Dorsey was up from his farm II
miles northeast on Saturday attending
to some business matters. MIR. Dorsey
was one of the farmers in the hail belt
this summer but will have so acres of
wheat that will yield about 8 to 10
bushels and some oats that will 60 30
or 40 bushels on the second stand. He
is not at all discouraged and plans on a
large acreage in crop for 1913.
Mrs. j. H. Lavine and daughters,
Mrs. William Peterson and Miss Hilda
Lavine. returne d last week from the
Twin Cities, where Miss Hilda had her
eyes treated Inc q visit at Mr.. Peter
sons old home at River Falls. Wis.
Mrs. Otto Peterson. mother of William
Peterson. accompanied them on their
| return trip and will visit her son here
and a daughter, Mrs. Oberg, at Mid
way.
G. Wilhelm who was arrested in Bill
lings. Mont. last week for forgery and
who said his folks lived neal Dickin-
son, is the same man who signed checks
that were passed in Dickinson and New
j, England about a month ago. The St.
Charles Hotel of this place and j. W.
Schumacher of New England were VIC
timized by this young a who il
now serving one year in the Montana
penitentiary. NJ
George BroadhursL the noted author,
has contributed many notable successes
> on the theatrical hvrizon, but hi
Bought and Paid For is not onl!
different from any other comedy drama
3 but it is commented upopyas MIR. Broad
bursts masterpiece. It will be present
. ed at the Dickinson opera house Thurs
dow Santomher ~ under the direction