The Dickinson press., 1913-04-19
Local, News

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You can buy White House coffee at
Roquette's for 3sc per lb.-adv.
Leo Lucy was in from New England
the first of the week.
The X. c. members are due to Give
their regular monthly social on April
18th.
Roquette's economy sale. Saturday.
Arm & Hammer brand soda per pkg.
7c.-adv. 1r" X
Judge Nuchols of Mandan was hold
ing court this week for Judge w. C.
Crawford in Adams county.
Mrs. Ida Lawrence of Gladstone was
visiting Mrs. Harry Lawrence and
others in the city during the week.
Jacob Friedt has taken the Reuter-
farm northwest of the city on shares
this season. John Reuter-. ST.. and
family remain on the place.
: T. L. Beard is enlarging his barn to
accommodate his auto supplies. He is
increasing his line this ring and
found it necessary to enlarge his build
ings.
George Warnke of Midway was in
Dickinson on Tuesday. He came in
via New England and was accompan-
led by Alvin Kinden. MIR. Warnke will
seed 400 to 500 acres this season.
Mrs. Ed. Partridge went to Taylor
on Thursday to spend the day with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Iams.
Miss Sarah Iams accompanied her home
and expected to remain until Sunday.
William Kruger of Hebron and Emil
Kuehn of the Farmers Valley territory,
were attending the Stark county land
sale on Wednesday. These gentlemen
thought that the usual acreage of grain
would be sown this year. Mr.. Kruger
has a son who looks after his farm in
the eastern part of the county.
Trainmaster and Mrs. j. H. johnson
and children returned from the east or
Tuesday. Mr.. johnson had been called
about three weeks ago to the bedside of
his mother in North Bay. Ontario. Mrs.
Johnson and children accompanying
him as far as St. Paul, where they Wis.
tied at her old home in the meantime.
Mr.. Johnson left his mother out of dan.
ger.
John Reuter-, Jr.. deputy in the treas.
urer's Office, was recently in Bismarck,
where he laid out golf links for the
capital city club. The members are
raising So, 500 with which to erect a
club house and Mr.. Reuter-. who is a
professional golf player, thinks that
Bismarck is to have the best oraeniza
ton in the state.
Martin Schiller bought the L. P. Gag.
. barber fixtures and opened a new
shop and has a pool room in the corner
room of the German Mercantile Go.
building. Mr.: Schiller is the new 6th
ward alderman and barbering is no new
business for him. Mr.. Gagnon flee
on q homestead in the Berthold reser-
walton near Elbowoods on the 18th Of
December and expects to leave with hit
wife for the farm on the 21st. They
will 60 via Bismarck to Plaza.
The Missionary society of the Con.
eregational church had a splendid
meeting with Mrs. C. C. Owens on
Wednesday afternoon. The study OF
the work among the Indians on Der.
thold Reservation was continued and
they talked of contributing t the sup
port of a little Indian girl on this reser.
walton. After the business discussion
a social hour followed. featured by g
delicious luncheon. Mrs. Owens was
assisted by her daughter, Miss Leila.
in serving.
Donald Owens was host last Friday
evening to a party Of Is boys and girls
in celebration of his 18th birthday an.
niversary. Games of all kinds were en-
joyed and unique contests furnished
much amusement for the young folks.
A delicious luncheon was served BY
Mrs. Owens. assisted by Miss Leila anG
Donald. The room decorations were
pink and white. which color scheme
was prominent in the luncheon service.
There was also a huge birthday cake
decorated with pink candles and bon
bons and the guests had one of the
times Of their lives.
A. L. Foster was down Wednesday
from his farm three miles east of Bel.
field. Geo. H. Foster, his brother, j.
located three miles north of Bel6eld,
and they farm their land together. They
have 135 acres of summer fallowed lanl
on which seeding was started on Mon
day. Horses are being used this weel
but as o as it gets = little drier the,
will start their Hart-Pan engine. Til,
Fosters saw the advantage of diversified
farming several years ago and are crop.