The Dickinson press., 1912-08-17

Editor E. K. Jenkins was in from
Manning Friday.
Duncan MCNEIL has accepted a
position with Berringer Bros.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nuss of
South Dickinson, a son on August 10th.
A son arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Reynolds on August 10th.
The Ladies of the Maccabees were
having a special meeting on Friday
evening to initiate candidates.
E. F. Messersmith is back from his
trip to the coast. He likes the country
but not we'll enough to make any in
vestments.
S. S. Sutherland sold his house on
Marguerite Boulevard to DR.. and Mrs.
Anderson who will occupy it after the
first of September.
A large number attended the Masonic
dance and card party Thursday even
ing and report an exceptionally good
time. Frappe was served.
Mrs. A. C. Hosfeld and her sister
who is visiting her from Minneapolis
came down from Belfeld Friday to
spend the day with Mrs. E. H. Knapp
opd othor fr;ondc
Stewart and Burdette Soule, who have
been visiting for several weeks with
their uncle and aunt, DR.. and Mrs. S..
W. Bailey. expected to leave Saturday
for their home in Rockford, Ill. ,
MI. and Mrs. o. J. Robinson en- route
home to Larimore from a trip through
the Yellowstone Park, stopped off in the
city last Saturday to visit Attorney and
Mrs. 7. H. Pugh.
Andy Shipley had a fine field of whes
at his place at Antelope which he ex-
pected to cut this week. Mr.. Shipley
gives considerable attention to live
stock raising and has some 20 good
horses at his farm.
The members of the Methodist Sun
day School enjoyed their annual pic
mic at McGillivray's grove on Thurs
day. The day was splendid and they
enjoyed all the genuine fun and amuse-
ment connected with an outing of this
kind.
VIM. ~Chernausek, south side druggist,
is spending a months vacation at his
old home in Minneapolis. His brother
in-law Harold Beedle and Mrs. Chernau-
SEX who is also a registered pharmacist,
have charge of the drug store during
his absence.
The Belfeld Gun Club comes to Dick
inson next Sunday to shoot a match
with the locals. Some of tile members
were shooting doubles last Sunday and
the best scores were made by Hall,
Ryder and Sturgeon. the first two MAX
ing 81 out of 26 and Sturgeon getting
20 of the 26.
Mrs. W. F. Dunaway arrived in the
city Thursday for a few days visit
with friends. DR.. and Mrs. Dunaway
enjoyed a short honeymoon visit in the
cities and are now On their way to
Montana, where they will make their
home. The doctor stopped off at Bis
marck on business.
C. c.. Mead, M. L. Ayers and John
M. Connolly are leaving for a visit of
a few weeks in Vermont and other New
England points. During the absence
of Mr.. Connolly. his brother, Martin
Connolly will have charge of the Herald
at New England and Mrs. M. L. Ayers
will be in charge of the PRESS.
Misses Arvilla Dingman and Dorothy
Ayers accompany the party as far as
St. Paul for a few days visit.
A recent issue of a Butte. Mont,
paper chronicled the wedding of Enai.
neer Wm. Wilhouse of Dickinson to
Mrs. Lottie Page of Wibaux at that
place. Mr.. Wilhouse has been with
the N. P. for about eight years. hav-
ing the run between Dickinson and
Glendive most of the time. The mar
rage occurred at the Congregational
parsonage, Rev. r. S. Cross officiating,
and they left for a honeymoon trip on
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