The Dickinson press., 1913-03-29

OF the Week.
Melvin H. Gibson was in this week
from his place IS miles north to get the
government patent for his land.
F. T. Harvey fell from the biz oil
tank east Of the city this week and wa
somewhat injured but not seriously.
George Berzel IS now moved and set
tied in his new bakery quarters in the
Walton building. He has one of the
finest corners in the city.
The Seniors have their class play in
fine shape and its rendition at the
opera house, next Friday evening will
be a credit to players and instructors.
Thomas Menke of Glendive visited
over Saturday and Sunday at the r. H.
johnson home. Mr.. Menke is q member
of the Senior class of the Dawson coun-
ty high school at Glendive.
Al. Hike, who handles a sub Ford
agency for Nichols & Miller. says it
is no trouble to sell cars this spring.
He doubts if the Ford people are able
to supply the demand for 1913.
Justice A. P. Folsom dropped a large
lump Of coal on his foot the first of the
week and has been a little lame in con-
sequence of the same. He was able
to be at his Office, however, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welton Mcdonald were
entertaining a party of their neiehbors
on Wednesday evening at their fine
home OF Fifth St. North. Cards were
the feature, followed by a nice luncheon
service.
A. S. Vallos, a young business man
of Miles City and Miss LaVerde Nelson
of the same place. were married in
Dickinson on Thursday by Justice A.
T. Folsom. They returned TO the Mon.
tana city on Friday.
E. A. Barton of jamestown was in
the city IN Friday looking up state hu-
name work a little. Mr.. Barton is
working with VIM. Blake and his part
is that of soliciting money for carrying
on this great work.
VIM. Gardner drove in Thursday even
ing from Daglum. The roads were full
Of snow and he did mo- find the sled
ding at all good. Mr.. Gardner expressed
the belief that the recent snowfall of
about a foot was one of the best things
that the farmers could have.
Pat McGraw and W. F. Kempshall
were among the parties in the city this
week looking into the Taylor postofice
appointment a little. It is said that
there are very few democrats at Tay-
lor. Before leaving for Europe ]. F.
Christen resigned as postmaster at Tay-
lor.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. F. Gobius did MOI
get away for New York until Wednesday
of this week. AS stated before, Mrs.
Gobius and little daughter sail for their
old home in Holland and Mr.. Gobius
returns to his work with the Holland
Dakota Landbouw Co. Mr.. Gobius will
have a desk in the Office of Heffron &
Baird and will transact most of his
business from Dickinson instead of from
his BeIield Office as in the past.
H. H. Reynolds, the pool hall man in
the old Linsley stand. returned on
Tuesday from Hampton, Iowa, where he
was called recently by the death of his
father. The father died of diabetis,
following an illness Of about IL years.
He was g years of age. Mr.. Reynolds
was accompanied east by his son,
George. A cyclone struck at Geneva,
Iowa. while Mr.. Reynolds was there
and it being but six miles away was as
near as he cared to have it.
Carl Hupke Of Belfield and Miss Hulda
Wagner were married in Dickinson on
Thursday afternoon by Rev. A. Lemb-
Ike of St. Johns Lutheran church. Mr..
Hupke is a prosperous young farmer in
the fertile section south of BeIfeld
where he will take his bride to live.
Mrs. Hupke has been residing at Fall
Creek, Wis.,. since coming to this coun-
try from Germany about two years ago.
She had never seen MI. Hupke until
coming to Belield last week. their TO-
mantle courtship being ccnsummated
through a long and interesting cores
pondence. Good wishes will be extend
ed to them as they embark on the bliss
full sea of matrimony.
The Junior class had the high school
gym nicely decorated with crepe paper
streamers in their colors and a wealth
of pennants of all kinds for their an
nual dance Oh Friday evening. The
young folks had everything nicely ar
ranged to entertain their invited guests.
j. P. Ferriter and Mrs. v. lessen were
to furnish the music and delicious
frappe was to be served from booths.
The members of the Junior class are :
Mercedes Brown. Cleaon Auner, Carol
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