The Dickinson press., 1912-12-28
lOCAt NEWS

Mf0. n. ~. An0e9o0n was oD10 tOl
leave St. Joseph's hospital tho dayl
before Christmas.
Attorney and Mrs. Charles Simon OF
New Enslsnd were In Dickinson the
first OF the week.
E. E. Messersmith expects to see the
Gulf Of Mexico before many weeks.
He has been delayed on account Of busi-
ness matters.
MI. and Mrs. H. r. Lampman Of viii
liston spent Christmas at tho w. r.
Everett home. Mrs. Lampman Is Mr..
Everett's sister.
Miss Louise Poland, a student at the
Fargo Agriculture College. is spending
the Christmas vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Alice Poland.
Mrs. Caroline Fink and grandchil-
dren Ruth Chaloner and Glenn fIollen-t
beck went to Hebron Tuesday to spend
Christmas and the week end with rela-
tives.
Miss Frances Stone on her way to
Sentinel Butte. from Villa Maria, spent
q day in the city the first of the week,
visiting Mrs. A. A. Dinsdale and Miss
Dorothy Ayers.
Miss Anna Kaisershot left Monday
night for Montgomery. MIMI. where
she will visit for a few weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Polak and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Sladek.
MIR. and Mrs. S. M. Ferris left on
No. 3 Tuesday for Los Angeles. going
via Butte and Salt Lake City. They
expected to visit three or four days en-
route. and anticipate a pleasant "Trip.
H. c. Short and son. Donald. were in
Dickinson on Monday. Mrs. Short and
son are living in Medora during the
winter, MI. Short experimenting mat
tiers at the ranch north of the county
seat town. 49, 5s,a I'll,
Irving Lewis and sisters. Misses
Josephine and Ada and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Knudson were among the Taylor
people who heard the Shubert Sym
phony concert at the opera house Mon
day evening.
Marcus johnson of Beach was in
Dickinson on Monday. Four years age
Mr.. johnson was employed at the o..
born studio. He expected to leave the
last of this week for Wadena. Mimi.
to visit for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Langley will &
east q little later in the season. They
did expect to include California ii
their winters trip. but it is getting {
little late now and they are not quit,
sure about this part of the journey.
Mrs. Fred Pound and children LEFT
Saturday for their home at Taylor aftel
visiting at the A. A. Harleman home
for several weeks. Miss Opal Lawheal
went home to Taylor with them 10 spent
the holiday vacation.
David Harnden returned Monday from
the ranch of his brother in-law. JOIN
Gustafson. on Knife river, where he has
been for five months. He will spent
the winter at home in this city will
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Harm,
den.
Arthur Clark was we'll pleased will
his auction sale conducted by Ton
Scheie of Antelope on Thursday at th,
farmstwo miles south of Gladstone. Tn,
machinery and little stuff was mostl!
sold and Mr.. Clark will have no diff
Guilty in d~isposing of his cattle ant
horses later.
Martin L. Read was in Monday from
Fayette and rented the G. H. Shaw
house west of the Mayor johnson home,
through the Orchard agency. for tn,
winter. His two sons will come il
the first Of the year to enter school an,
a sister will keep house for the boys
Matt Crowley was in Dickinson on,
day recently. coming this; TAI. with Mr.
and Mrs. James McVey WHO were OF
their way to a place near Denver, Colo
RADIO, where they are likely to max,
their future home. Mrs. McVey is. MI
Crowley's sister, and while in the cit,
she and her husband were guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. LANGLEY.
Ernest Schroeder finished threshin,
late last week at his farm near Charli,
Bob creek and arrived in Dickinson OF
the 21st with a load of grain. His cat,
yielded 81 bushels and fax IS bushels
He returned the first of the week, &C
companied by A. ". Van Cleave VIII,
had been working at the PRESS ofic,
for a week.
Mrs. Emma McCloy is spending tn,
holidays with her son, Harold McCloy
who is finishing his medical course a
the John Hopkins college in Baltimore.
Later Mrs. McCloy will 80 to Marietta,
Ohio. Harold McCloy has his plani
made to 60 to China when he get.
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