The Dickinson press., 1913-01-18

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GEO. HEATON LUMBER co.
A Yard of Quality and Service.
Miss Dorothea Schmidt came up from
Taylor Tuesday evening TO receive med
ical treatment at St. Joseph's hospital
for a few days.
The Time-Monday.
The Place-Roquette's.
The Object-Save Money.
adv. 1t
Supt. L. R. Waldron went to Fargo
the first of the week for the Grain Grow
ers convention and also to attend a
meeting of the superintendent Of SUBJ
experiment stations of the state.
Lieut.. L. r. Baird of Company X was
reelected treasurer of the North Dakota
State National Guard association at
their annual meeting at Bismarck last
week. Lieut.. W. S. Richie of Valley
City is the new president. The 1914
meeting will be held at Fargo. Mr..
Baird. John E%ngbrecht and Alonzo
Nichols went to Bismarck last week to
represent Co. X.
Mandan News conductor Al Nichols
returned Wednesday from Port Arthur.
Canada, where he had spent a short
time visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ray
Griffin. Mrs. Nichols will remain with
her daughter some we eks yet. Al states
that Ed. Nichols is in California, where
he expects to spend the remainder of
the winter visiting various points of in
terest.
DR.. V. H. Stickney is back from
spending the holiday season with his
family in the east. He joined Mrs.
Stickney and daughters in Boston and
together they spent some time\ at their
, old homes in Vermont. DR.. stickney x
> poets I leave for the west coast about
the 10th, and the plans are now for Mrs.
Stickney to return to Dickinson early
the coming month.
> Dickinson friends of Richard F. Her
minghaus have recently received invi-
tations to his wedding on January 22nd,
at Lincoln, Nebraska. to Miss Grace
! Dullenty. Mr.. Herminghaus wa agent
with the Northern Pacific Express Co.
at Dickinson for several months, being
transferred last fall to jamestown,
where he and his bride will make theiI
home. Mr.. Heminghaus was n of the
! Bachelor Club boys while in Dickinson
and his friends here will extend heart.
! lest wishes for the best in life.
t Miss Rose Berringer was hostess las
Friday evening to a jolly party of eirl'
5 and boys at the P. F. Berrineer home,
! Dancing was the amusement and thu
l spacious rooms were used to good ad'
vantaee. Misses Ruby George and
Myrtle Parker furnished music ant
later in the evening a splendid lunch
con was served by Mrs. Berrineer. as
) sisted by Misses Rose and Hazel Der.
ringer and Oral Roquette. The wet
sma' hours found the quests reluctant
to depart for their homes.
Mott Pioneer Press:-A very pretty
little dinner party was given at the
/ Hotel Brown last Monday evening by
the retiring sheriff, Henry Barry, who
also acted as POSTMASTER at this event.
During the evening a heart to heart
talk was engaged in. and some excel
lent addresses were given-all referring
to the efficiency of the popular host.
Mr.. Barry, who has been sheriff since
organization. was checked out Tuesday
, by the board and his reports were
found correct in every particular, which
was c~ommendable of the retiring officer.
Rev. J. c. Erb was in Tuesday with
a load of flax from his farm near Man
ming. He is holding his wheat until the
last of his grain marketing, thinking
that the price will be getting a little
better. Mr.. Erb has been a very busy
, man the past fall getting coal from the
Owens mine for the Manning trade.
A short time since MI. Erb sold one hog
that brought him $32.12. and he is be-
coming more and more of the belief
that every farmer should depend to a
} great extent upon live stock raising
rather than grain growing. He wants
to erect q barn and silo 30 as to be in q
position to raise corn and other fodder
cropste the greatest advantage. While
away from their former social advan-
tages. MI: and Mrs. Erb enjoy their
homesteadine experiences. Their son,
Paul. is attending school at Des
Moinss;l lowe. He is with relatives
there and j. taking. violin lessons from
his fathers former instructor.