The Dickinson press., 1913-10-11

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3pkes. pulled wheat III IS az Ro-
quette' ) Economy sale Saturday-adv.
The F. &, Roquetts 6. have put III
auto truck delivery service the past
week. ss sS
Mrs. Z. +. Smith Of Mandan IL visit
ling her parents. Nj. and Mrs. Robert
Neal. this week. /, s5 h
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. David now occupy
the house recently vacated by JacksLaliy.
known as the Cray house.
Harry Grr,uschus had an addition built
on the cottage occupied By Fireman
and Mrs W. Woolsy. L NJ e
A. H. Arnett recently bought asbunch
Of yearlins stock from east Of the river
for his pastures in Dunn county.
MI. and Nh. Roy Gillispie returned
from Mandan Saturday on No. 8. where
they had been taking il the fail.
Laverne Fench Is attending to the
Local work with the Dakota Fuel Co.
He moved his family in from the mines
east the past week.
Robert Monroe was q business visitor:
from the Oakdale country on Thursday.
Sam Glerup and Chas. Adams were also
lin, bringing cattle for shipment from
this place.
Judge and Mrs. Wm. Lynch Of
Lamoure were guests at the j. w.
Reed home several days this week en-
route to the Pacific coast. Mrs. Lynch
is a sister of Mrs. Reed.
The people Of South Heart will give
a basket social and dance the night Of
October 18th. the object Of the social
being to raise funds for a library for
the school. Ladies are asked to bring
we'll filed baskets.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Culp and children
and Mrs. Culp's sister, Mrs. Guy
Owens. expect to leave Saturday fol
Glendive, where Mr.. Culp will undergo
an operation for the removal Of his
%tonsils at the N. P. hospital there.
A pre-nuptial shower Of china was
given at the Walton home Monday
afternoon in honor .-of Miss Mary Nc
Ginley. It was a delightful Afternoon
for the young ladies and a splendid
luncheon was served by Misses Irene
and Florence Walton. During th.
afternoon each of the. guests furnished {
recipe for the brides cook book ant
she was given Haviland china piece,
as gifts.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Fisher
daughter of Robert Fisher of Dickinson
to John Brew, son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Dal
Brew Of Dunn county, occurred in Glen,
dive early in the week. The youn,
couple were enjoying q honeymoon tri]
to Miles City and after returning vii
make their home on Mr.. Brew farm
on Crooked Creek. Both the Fisher an,
Brew families are pioneer residents an,
prosperous farmers in Stark and Dunn
counties.
Nh N. p. Richey Of Dunseith. N. D.. /,
sfffosner railroad man I'M this city. wa
at the Dickinson U. S. land Office Of
Wednesday 10 make homestead proc
on his land in Adams county. Hi
witnesses were w. B. jones. q forme
clerk in the local postofice. now pas
senger brakeman out of Glendive. an,
NJ. j. Paranto. formerly barber in thu
Nottingham shop and now owner, of
place in Fargo. MI. and Mrs. Richie.
are in the civil service. department an,
are teaching Turtle Lake Indians.
Over $50 people enjoyed 1.-The Tri]
Around the World with the Congrega
tional ladies on Thursday evening.
was 9 unique and very successful en-
t~ertainment and netted the Aid societ,
asnice little sum. Automobiles wer
used in conveying the passengers to an
from the six different places, eacl
representing six large cities of tn
world as follows Boston. Christiania
Berlin. Rome, Toxic and Washington
at the David Roberts. j. v. Jessen
James Soules, Fred Roquette. E.. A
Lillibridge and H. L. Dickinson home
respectively At the different place
the surroundings and customs conforme
to those Of the country they represented
The luncheon served was the favorit
foods Of each place and the waitresse
were in costume accordingly. Tn
high school Dutch band made til
trip and were doing some Of their stunt
at the different places. At the jaime
Soules home, representing Berlin,
chorus from South Dickinson sang req
German songs and there were especia
features at the other places.