The Dickinson press., 1913-05-10
LOCAL NEWS

S~Vo pNH~ eNS
at REQUISITES economy sale SatuP.
day.-adv.
Mrs. L. A. Simpson entertained q
W friends at luncheon Monday even
ing.
S. r. Shannon was in the city from
Bismarck a few days the first of the
week. ~
Mrs. Hugh McKeever expects to spend
Sunday with the John Vossbeck family
in Beach.
j. p. Reuter- is on the old Abraham
Iams place on Antelope creek south Of
Dickinson.
F. E. McCurdy of Bismarck was In
Dickinson on Thursday consulting with
his client. ]. W. Stimson of Manning.
Earl Nelson of Erie. Pa. was al
guest at the Jesse Smith home the past
week. He left the latter part of the
week for Montana. /:
Cashier W. G. Watts and brother
were up Wednesday night to meet Gov.
Hanna and attend the banquet.
Mrs. G. T. Davis returned Saturday
from a several weeks visit with rela-
tives in the Twin Cities and at her old
home in River Falls, Wis.
Mrs. S. L. Carroll pleasantly enter
tanned the Dorcas society or Tuesday
afternoon. On netx Tuesday they will
meet with Mrs. Will Carroll.
Clifford Smith went to St. Paul this
week to. visit a few days with his
sister. Miss Fay Smith. who is under
the care of specialists there. She
seems to be improving nicely.
Ben Taylor, local mail carrier, is
having a two weeks vacation from his
duties which he is spending in st. Paul
and other eastern points. Ed. Len
neville is taking Mr.. Taylor's work dur
ing his absence.
Extra Standard sweet potatoes 13c
a can at Roaustte's economy sale
Saturday.-adv.
Mrs. Anna Reid is spending some
time in Glendive visiting her sister,
Mrs. Max Steele. She visited at the
Geo. Pelissier home in Belield en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. George telissier were
down from Belfeld Tuesday, spending
the day with Mrs. Pelissier's mother,
Mrs. Margaret Roberts.
Miss Agnes Butler, formerly manager
of the Mp. lunch room, now of James
town, was in the city Wednesday, er
route to her home in Tostin. Mont.
Miss Virgie Croteau visited at tn.
home of her uncle, John Berringer, {
few days the past week. Miss Crotea,
recently 0 the piano in the Manda,
Pioneer contest. ID
The Ladies of the Maccabees enter
tanned Wednesday evening at a child
rens' party. 1t vas n of the mos
enjoyable evenings the young peopl
have spent for a long time.
Mrs. Sarah Shepherd of St. Paul wa
= in the city last Sunday and organized
+ a Woman's Foreign Missionary societ,
among the ladies of the Methods
church. She went from here to Beach
s Senour & Langley will be ready t
|" open their new hardware store tn
y coming week. F. S. Cunningham. wit
the former Senour & Langley store
will resume work with them as 500
! as he is relieved by his successor a
y the city pumping station.
al Mrs. Fred Deiters entertained at a 81
n o'clock dinner Thursday evening il
: honor of the. birthday anniversary 0
her husband. 1t was a pleasant sur.
prise for MIR. .Deiters and a mos
enjoyable evening was spent for. thos
fortunate enough to be guests.
On Monday. May 5th. Mrs. Sarah Jan
I Thompson enjoyed a pleasant birthda
anniversary. She was showered wit
many birthday cards and beautiful
flowers from friends and enjoyed
pleasant visit from Mr.. and Mr.. J. P
8 Tinsle.
+. Miss Solbere arrived Wednesday fror
Eau Claire, Wis. to visit with her oil
friend, Mrs. r. A. Lyon. also witt
X Miss Beatrice Lish. Miss Solbere i
a graduate nurse and had the care Q
Miss Lish in st. Luke's hospital. st
Paul. for several weeks about tire
e years ago.
e There will be a meeting of the wive
b and mothers Of local Elk members a
the X. P. hall at 3 o'clock p. m. o
n May 14th. A full attendance is de
sired at this meeting mex Wednesday
d Mrs. H. L. Reichert. Secretary.
> Mrs. Dan SchlaDgen and four childre
8 of Fayette had an accident last Satul
u day which might have resulted ser
) iously. The: were driving to a neigh
bors and when about 3 miles from HON
0no IF tho lSpoo xuoc drnnnod TIL