The Dickinson press., 1913-04-19

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were visitors in the city Thursday.
Mrs. G. ". Clemens and little Ruth
came down from Medora Friday.
H. N. Owens was among those who
came in from Manning Of Thursday..i
Lee Lucy expects to remain in Dick
inson for q while to look after the Gard
ner-Willard auto livery.
Joseph Pisha, who went to La Crosse,
Wis, a few weeks ado, has q job there
of plumbing and heating.
John Lish. D. W. Mckenzie and
David Roberts received new Buick autos
from the Dickinson Motor Car Co. on
Thursday.
\ Miss Mae Miller came down from
South Heart Friday to spend several
weeks visiting her old school friend,
Mrs. j. A. Thornton.
The Alumni members were entertain
ing at a dance at the high school gym
on Friday evening. Luncheon was be-
ing served and everybody was in line
for a good time.
Miss Cordeila Branick of Medora Wis
tied at her home last Friday and at
tended the hospital ball in the evening.
Bill McCarty was also down from Me-
dora for the dance.
The North Dakota Pressed Brick Co.
works are running day and night crews
Manager W. J. Elliott is looking for
ward to a prosperous season. His Or
ders are coming IN early.
E. F. Messersmith returned Wednes-
day from his winters trip to Biloxi,
Miss. Mrs. Messersmith stopped over 8
few days to visit her daughter. Mrs. J.
P. Danson, in Minneapolis.
Miss Jessie Kicker of Mandan and
Misses Ora and Gladys Gray of Medors
were guests at the L. H. Rudiselle home
the latter part of last week. They at
tended the hospital ball on Friday
evening.
Tom Mouat has been buying Mime.
sofa cattle to ship into Montana this
spring. He also bought some in the
eastern part of this state and it was re.
ported that he was making a few pur.
chases around New Salem.
Mrs L. H. Rudiselle and little daugh'
ter planned to 60 to Glendive Friday,
where they we're to spend a few day.
with Robert Rudiselle. who has recent.
ly been transferred to that place in the
capacity of day a clerk.
Paul Lebo. clerk of court for Billing.
county. completed arrangements OF
Thursday for the shipment of his Fort
car to Medora on Friday. He antici.
pates a great deal of pleasure in ridin,
over the flats of the Little Missouri:
river in the vicinity of Medora.
Louise, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Deiters. al seriously i'll
this week with pneumonia following
an attack of measles. She rested nice
ly Thursday night and seemed mucl
better on Friday. Mr.. Deiters vas also
quite i'll the first of the week but is
much better now
Wednesday was the 18th birthday
anniversary Of Herbert Nichols and {
party of his little friends were helping
him celebrate. Games were played ant
there was lots of fun. Mrs. Nichols
served a delicious luncheon to the
guests and Herbert was given man,
pretty gifts by his friends.
Passenger train No. 3 ran into al
automobile on the crossing at Hebron
Thursday, smashing the auto and in
juring the two occupants. but not ser
iously. Emil Kirwin was driving tb'
car and was unable to stop the machine
until the front wheels were over the
rails. Engineer Blanchard was il
charge of the locomoti We.
Mabel Carroll, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Will Carroll. was celebrating he
birthday anniversary on Saturday
afternoon. Outdoor games and con.
tests furnished loads of fun and no
less enjoyable was the delicin us lunch
con served by Mrs. Carroll. assisted b!
Mrs. C. E. johnson and Mrs. Fl. L
Haughton.
W. B. Howe and sister. Mrs. Emm.
M. Robinson of Worcester, Mass,
came up from Hettineer on Thursday to
visit in the city for a few days. Mrs
Robinson had visited Wayne Howe an.
wife in Minneapolis before coming t
North Dakota. She will return cas-
from Dickinson. MI. Howe did not ex,
pect to remain in the city but a fev
days before returning to Adams county
Robert Wilcox has been out the pas
few days buying native cattle for hi
pasture on the Berthold reservation. HI
bought about so head of Sam Brand al
Taylor and was picking up small
punches on Spring creek and north
having about $50 head ready to driv