The Dickinson press., 1913-04-12
Dunn County News

FROM news: LOU n1C0EdW VI AdyAOIs
came out on the Dickinson stage on
Thursday of last week. having accepted
a position in the Knuds0n hardware
store at this place.
Rev. Vincent Weiget of Richardton
held Catholic services at the residence
of Redmond Murphy at Oakdale on Sat-
urday and on Sunday came to Manning
and held services.
Redmond Murphy was down from Oak
dale the latter part of last week and
took load of wire home with him to
use in fencing his ranch. On account
of the condition of the roads he had to
leave half of the wire here, and his
brother Joe took it out on Monday.
Attorney ALI. o. Nelson has rented
the John Shew building recently vaca-
ted by John Bang and will have the
front part of the ground floor fitted up
and will occupy the same as law cham
bers. The rest of the building will be
used as q r0oming house.
At the first election of the newly er-
eanized township. 1925, held the 9th
of March, the following officers were
elected: supervisors: Anton Trinka,
Peter Wannamacher. Ole Berg clerk A.
O. Heelund: treasurer: H. J. Winczen-
ski !: assessor: G. 0. Sandon; justice
of the peace Peter Winczenski con-
stable: S. 8. Fixsdahl; road overseer
M. r. Regeth.
Phegley & Arch of Oakdale, arrived
in town on Monday with their new we'll
drilling and boring outfit and are drill.
ing deep we'll for Sheriff Kaspar.
They have just received their machine
from the factory and are now in q po.
sition to put down any kind of we'll
that one desires. They will undoubted.
ly meet with success as there is q GREAT
demand for deep drilled wells In the
county.
Frank Stone came up from his home
near the new town, Golden Valley, in
Mercer county, last Friday aAd spent q
short time with friends Frank was
formerly located here in the barber shoE
and is going to open a shop at Colder
Valley. He purchased q pool table
from F. L. Partridge and expects t
operate pool hall in connection will
his barber business. His many Manning
friends wish him success in his new
venture.
Sunday. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Erb, occurred tho marriage of c.
&c. Tweed and Miss Susanna Thorsen,
Rev. Erb officiating. Immediately aftee
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Tweed drove
to their home on the Stimson farm, jus,
west of Manning, where Mr.. Tweed il
engaged in farming for the coming sea.
son. The groom has been q resident Of
Dunn county for number Of years,
having made proof on q homestead neal
Melby some time ago. He was at one
time deputy county treasurer and i,
we'll and fav0rably known thrOuahoul
the county. Miss Thorsen is q sister Of
Mrs. Alt. o. Nelson and has been res.
ident OF Manning for some time where
she is held in high esteem by q lard<
circle of friends.
Miss Esther Hart was honored with 9
linen shower last Friday evening, thu
hostesses being Mrs. C. H. Ginder and
Miss Bertha Price. The hostesses favor
ed six young ladies with invitation
and entertained at the Ginder homo.
Each guest brought with her Ii nen tow.
els which were given to the quest o1
honor. The evening was concluded with
dinner of exquisite appointment,
the delicious three course repast beinl
served by Messrs. Ginder and Louis
Palmer. During the evening instru.
mental selections were rendered b,
Messrs. Jenkins and Whiteman. Thu
color scheme of green and white wa.
we'll arranged and gave the room fes'
tive air. The guests were Misses EstheI
Hart, 1nea Ryan, Blanche Gray, Gladyl
Allen' Susanna Thorsen and Elizabeth
Flannery.