The Dickinson press., 1913-09-06
!LOcAl. NEWS

Local NEWS
{. Take "trip around the; world 4 octobsI
9th. adv. 3, II
Dr. a. E. Spear was down from Bel
field in his auto Wednesday evening. !.
The marriage sofs sGeoFgesL. Bishop and
Miss SIGMA E: Hammafsten will occur
at Gorham on Saturday, September 9th.
Miss johanna F'reihammer. modesto
at the ROQuette Co. store, .is back this
week from her vacation Of two weeks
spent with relatives at St. Cloud. Mimi,
There will be q meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid society Of Congregational church
at the church parloFs: s.. (,
Carl 8Draeeert and bride arrived the
first oi thk wsek;flom Minneapolis and
have rented the Steve Brugar house,
near the Pueh home, where they will
commence housekeeping at once.
MRS. W. RI. Byrns and children ex-
pected to get away this week for Cali
.fornia, where Mr. Byrns is located. En-
gineer and Mrs. Joe Reean will occupy
the. house vacated by the Byrns family.
Emmett Ophus Of Emerson wants to
get place in Dickinson to work for his
board and attend school. He is is years
Of age and would Rive some good SER
vice for the school year.
Mr.. Good made an interesting address
on the white slave question at the
Methodist church Sunday evening. He is
a man who has: had much to do with
vice probes in many Of the large cities.
Mrs. Mary Wslton, Misses Ellen and
Dorothy and William and Victor left
Wednesday 70, Spokane where they ex-
pect to spend the winter and where
Dorothy and the boys will attend school.
Paul E. Schoen, wife and three chill
dren Of Scranton came to Dickinson on
Tuesday. Mrs. Schoen and the children
will remain in the city for the fall oc-
cupying their home on Fifth Ave. West.
Mrs. M. Drury and daughter, Fadora.
Also Misses Mdllie and Emma Koste-
lecky left Thursday for the Twin Cities
and Chicago. where they will spend
about two weeks. Mrs. Drury has q SIS
ter in Chicago, whom they will visit.
Geo. vredenbere returned recently
from a trip to his old home in Wiscon-
sin and resumed his duties on the N.
P. He was accompanied on his return
from Minneapolis by his old friend Ed.
Finger, who is visiting his brother. R.
Finger, at South Heart and sister. Mrs.
Chas, ANGEL. in Dickinson.
Mrs. VIM. Mielk arrived Wednesday
\ to visit for two weeks with her sister,
Mrs. J. v. Jessen. ! Mrs, Mielk is en-
route to her home in Salem, S. D.. aftel
spending several months IN Pomona,
Calif.. where the mother and sister re.
side. This is her first visit in Dickin.
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son.
The Ghas. Cinniheef family OF neal
Manning have rented the Pat Needhan
house in the northeastern part OF tn
city and VIII move If = here about octobe
1st, for educational, advantages for tht
children. Miss Carolyn Cinnineer is q
the VIM. Noeele home until the parents
get moved to the city.
Word came from Mis-. 3. E. Noark a
Bismarck the first Of the week that sh'
was recovering as well as coul d be ex
bected, from very serious operation
Her sister, Mrs. Chas. Sh,iman, is witt
her at the. hospital and it is hoped sh'
will be able to return home before man!
days. !, -.Ss .;}5s sss. .ss
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. A. Liederbach Q
Oakdale have rented the Branick hous
on 7th Ave. W.. and End Street AM
will move here Tor the winter to enabl
their little daughter to. attend the cit
schools. Miss Aline Davis and Mis-
1 Mabel Gould are 0akdale girls who vii
live at the Liederbach home and atten
school here.
1 MI. and Mrs. C. E., Chessmore an
four children arrived Wednesday fror
Nebraska. travelling overland with q
immigrant wagon. They brought the
goods and six horses along and wer
two months in making the trip. The
have rented the Claude Shaw house
Fifth St. North and expect to renal
here for the winter. They had planne
on aoine to Canada but Dickinson locke
good to them and they have decided
stay. .
I. j. M. Il Partridge, who was at s.
]. Jospeh's hospital for several days. w
removed Thursday to the home Of b
! son, Ed. Partridge. He had been gu 81
fering from heart trouble for some II
years and while visiting his son. frar