The Dickinson press., 1913-01-11
Local News

of the week from a week or ten davs
spent in Minneapolis visiting Mrs. G..
D. Eddy and other friends.
Thomas Bailey was in from Emerson
on Tuesday to get his daughter. Miss
Gertrude. who had been taking oslo
opathy treatment in the city. Mrs.
Oscar BAKER came in from the same
place on Tuesday to get treatment a few
weeks for her child.
Attorney T. F. Murtha was in Man.
ming on Tuesday looking after LEGAL
business. -
Miss Lydia Ablemann of Hirschville
was operated upon Friday morning at
st. Joseph's hopsital for appendicitis.
Rev. J. G. Morrison gave a very in
terestine lecture at the Commercial Club
room Sunday on General Grant. His
lecture next Sunday, commencing at 3
O'Clock. will be on Gen. Robert Lee.
Miss Marjorie Lyle returned Saturday
to Bowman in which vicinity she teach
es school. She had been spending the
holidays at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Dehlineer were
in from their home at Oakdale the first
OF the week visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John b. Dehlinger.
Paul Lebo, the popular BILLINGS
county clerk of court, was in the citv
thursday trying to engage a stenoeraph-
er to help in his Office for a couple of
months.
The new heating plant at the Conere-
eational church is installed and will be
ready for use on Sunday. 1t seems to
work we'll and it is believed that it
will heat the church in fine shape.
Attorney D. M. Cooley of Grand Forks
an old friend of Attorney T. H. Pueh of
Dickinson. has been appointed district
judge in place of Judge Templeton,
who recently died.
Judge ". H. Winchester was BAN
quetted at Bismarck this week. He Just
retired from Is years on the distric,
bench. He was elected judge of the
9th district in 1888. Judge Francis
had been serving n Territorial DAYS nm
to this time.
January 18th is the date Of the reau-
lar meeting of the Commercial Club
but on account of the mask ball at the
armory on that date a special meeting
will be called on the 22nd.
The Mary Walton family we're MOVING
this week into their winter quarters in
the new Walton building. They closed
their residence on Sims street for the
winter months.
Mrs. James Flynn was called to Red
field. S. D. the latter part of last week
on account of the illness of a sister.
Mrs. L. Scott was seriously ill at her
nome the first of the week but her con.
dition was much better on Friday.
The annual clearance sale at the
Schwartz & Singer store starts the 18th.
Editor E. X. Jenkins came in from
Manning on Thursday evening. expect
ing to 60 to the publishers meeting in
Wahpeton but owing to the delay Of
passenger trains he was not sure that
he would go further than Bismarck.
The local lodge of Rebekahs elected
the following officers on Thursday even,
ing Miss Goldie Homer, N. &. A. d.
Davis, V. G. L. A. Davis. financial
secretary; Miss Clara Davis recordina-
secretary: Mrs. T. H. Nelson treasurer
and Mrs. Mitchell trustee.
Ernest Angliss. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. C.. Aneliss. left Friday morning for
st. Paul. where he will enter the North
western Auto Training school. Ernest
has been with the Dickinson Motor Car
20. all summer and expects to complete
his course in about four months.
George Drenkel was able to be up this
week after a several days. illness.
Elliot St. John returned Tuesday from
a visit at his old home in Minneapolis
and is again at his duties in the St.
Charles hotel as clerk.
Mrs. J. E. Cook of Sentinel Butte was
in the city last Saturday.
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