The Dickinson press., 1913-11-15

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This is the time to order your Thanks;
giving flowers to avoid the rush. En-.
hanca the beauty of your table with
flowers. Chrysanthemums. roses and
carnations. Our flower baskets are,
beauties. Dickinson Floral Co.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wade Of Halliday
and Mrs. Wade's parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Stewart of New York, were in the city
this week. Rev. and Mrs. Stewart, who
have been visiting at the Wade home:
for the past month, left Wednesday Tor
California. while Mr.. and Mrs. Wade,
remained in the city q day to visit at'
the S. W. Reiley home before returning
to Halliday,
Mrs. f. G.. Reed and Mrs. J. W. Reed
were entertaining the past week at aY
series of card parties. On Friday aud
Saturday afternoons the F. G. Reed
home was the scene Of the e%ntertain.i
tnent and On Wednesday afternoon Of.
this week the guests were gathered at
the j. W. Reed home. About IS ladies,
in all were Hospitality entertained by
Mesdames Reed and delicious lancheons
were prominent features. of each party.
E. L. Sibert and E. H. Farrand were
in Dickinson on Friday on their way
in the latter's auto to Cedar Lake, Wis.,
Mr.. Sibert had fixed up things at his
farm in the Mary country for a long
visit. He hoped to. make a trip in
sin to the old birthplace in Indiana.
Messrs. Sibert and Farrand expected to
run to the latter's farm east of the
M%iocnnPi rivor Fridav nSdhk GI4
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shaw, en- route
home to Missoula, from a visit In.
the east. arrived in Dickinson Tuesday
afternoon. to visit with Mrs. Shave
brother, and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Bailey. Tor a short time. Messrs. Shaw
and Bailey wentson to Sentinel Butte
the same niRhtfto attend to some bust
ness matters, the ladies expectingft0
join them there Wednesday evening.
Philip Moreanthaler OF Gladstone
made a trip to the Twin Cities this
week, where he enjoyed q visit with
Nick Lefor and Carl Duckhorn, who are
attending St. Thomas college. Mr..
M~oreanthaler also saw the state boiler
inspector of Minnesota and procured q
license as steam engineer. On his re-
turn MIR. Morganthaler stopped off at
Fargo and also spent Friday in the city
with friends before going t his home
at Gladstone.
Miss Alcott will sing q solo for the
ofertory number Sunday morning at the
Congregational church. The chorus
choir will render the anthem Give
Thanks Unto the Lord, by Ashford
and Mrs. Davis will play the organ pre-
lude. In the evening the choir will
sing THE Sun is Sinking Fast by
Lrenz and there will be q violin, piano
and organ trio Meditation by
Mietvke. Miss Alcott. Mrs. Davis and
Mrs. Messermith are arranging fine
programs for every service which lovers
of good music thoroughly enjoy.
Oscar Lunde Joined his father Sunday
who was on his way from his home in
Minnesota to the west coast, and ac-
companied him as far as .Bozeman,
Mont. He returned on Tuesday.
The Elks have kindly consented to let
The Mothers Club use. their recep-
tion room for business meetings. These
ladies meet for regular business ses-
sions on the first and third Tuesdays of
each month at 3 o'clock p. m.
The arrest of Mrs. Kasper Smith from
near Lefor was caused the past week.
The charge is assault with q dangerous
weapon. The hearing Is set for Satur-
day and in the meantime Mrs. Smith is
out OF bail. Il Is claimed that state
ments have been made which cannot
be substantiated.
The Grades Of the public school are
planning on excellent entertainments
for the purpose Of buying e victrolo
and some good records for their build
ing. The lower grades will give n
operetta and the higher grades another
in the same entertainment which will
be given the second week in December.
"A fellow BY the name Of John Flynn
was brought up from Richardton this
week, charged with assault and battery.
He raj sivens20 days IN Jail and q fine
Of s30 ". j. Walford. also from. Rich.
ardton, was brought up q the same
time. charge withSmalicious mischief.
Il was undeFstoodthat he was Willing
to5plead guilty.
Robert Morris came III this week from
Ills Dunn county farm and wiz likely
remain forsa time 70 work at painting.
Miss Mollie Morris recently moved her
claim house on her 3zO-acre farm six
HOrtheaet Of Oakdales She Hal