The Dickinson press., 1912-10-19

an interesting musical production.
Sentinel Butte Republican E. G. Pad
dock of San Jose. CAL. stopped off at
Sentinel Butte last week and visited
with his son, W. W. Paddock and fam
lily.
The North Dakota Pressed Brick COM.
pany of Dickinson had a display at
Bismarck that was unique. The new
Hughes buildings in Bismarck are made
of this material.
MIR. and Mrs. John Littlehales are
now at Tacoma, WASH, where they
wilt spend a part of their honeymoon.
They do not expect TO return to Dickin-
son for some weeks yet.
Miss Maysie Dinsdale was spending
several days this week with Miss Hazel
Fox at the P. F. Stults place near
Davis Butte. Miss Fox is teaching the
Suits school.
DR.. Jackson was down from Wibaux
the first of the week to look after the
threshing of his flax crop west of the
city. Frank Baxter. who is in charge
of the farm, had been in the hospital
six weeks with fever and was just get
ting out on Monday.
Mr.. and MRS. J.. A.. McAndress are
this week entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Anderson and two children of
Minneapolis. The lady is a sister of
Mr.. McAndress and the family are en-
route to Tacoma, where they expect to
make their future home.
Wilbur Lawrence, state agent for the
Manhattan Life. wa out from FARGO
the first of the week looking for a good
district agent. B. F. Greenwood.
travelling representative for a Fargo
Wholesale stationery house. also Sum
deyed in Dickinson. both calling on
John Orchard, an old acquaintance.
A. R. Tenny who has been in Man.
ming for some time. left recently for
Madison, Wis. to accept a job in q
newspaper Office. 1t was reported that
Mr.. Tenny expected to have a position
on q newspaper which some one was
thinking. of starting at Manning. but at
last reports the second printing office
material had not arrived.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Maser, Fred,
Victor and Albert were out to Mott the
first of the week. After getting ..below
Antelope creek they noticed that more
of the grain a threshed than around
Dickinson and the nearer they got ia
Mott the more noticeable was this fact.
It seems as though the Grain matured 6
little earlier in eastern Hettinger coun.
ty.
Miss Lolita Leutz. daughter of Senator
Ferd. Leutz of Hebron. was yer,
seriously injured last week by being
thrown from a buggy. She and he
sister were driving near the school o.
mines experimental station when tn,
horse became frightened at a steam
exhaust and overturned the buggy
Miss Lolita struck her head OH a rocl
and was rendered unconscious.
: Miss Alice Crowley was married re-.
Gently to James McVey Indianapolis
The bride was formerly a resident O
this city with her parents, MI. land Mrs
J. Crowley, and later resided with tn,
family on their ranch farm near Bron.
cho. MIR. McVey was formerly a home
steader north of Hebron. It is under.
stood that Mr.. and Mrs. McVey have
some thought of settling in the west,
i. J. p. Wagner, agent for the Car,
Safe Co.. was in the city the first of thu
week on his way from Beach. Mr..
WAGNER was pleased to report that the
Cary safes belonging to j. W. Brintor
and R. M. Andrews in the Chronicle
building which was burned last week,
came out in splendid condition. On
Saturday they were taken from the
mass of ruins and the contents were un-
injured in any way. There are a good
many of these safes in Dickinson.
Rev. F. W. Gress and family left Fri
day for their home in Beach. Mr.. Gress
had been to the annual conference at
Williston and Mrs. Gress was visiting
friends in Dickinson during his alb
sence. The people of Mr.. Gress' con-
ereeation signed a letter which was
sent to the conference asking that Rev.
Gress be returned to Beach for another
year. MIR. Gress was formerly pastor
OF the Methodist congregation at Dick
inson. Ii
E. E. Mikkelson was down from
Beach on Tuesday renewing a~cquain-
tances in the city. Mr.. Mikkelson is
one of the pioneers Of Billings county
and of late years he has been a resi-
dent of the Golden Valley metropolis,
having a homestead on the south side
Of the city where he has already plated
an addition. He jsa director in a local
bank and ie doind some form;nd hoth