The Dickinson press., 1913-08-30

Lake, Alex ICELAND Of Bisbee and E. f.
Gilbert of Casselton. Messrss. Egeland
were named to 60, to San Francisco to
select a site for the state building. s5H
attorney and Mrs F. C: ffeffron left
lastsThursday' fora months visit with.
thieirs daughter. Mrs! Chas.. E. Cray at
Roseberg, Ore, They also visited the.
Rev. GIpess family 1at Beach 81. 81, 10 route ~ !.
Cards were recently received; here an-t
~nouncing the marriage Of Miss .lose-
phine Benson. IA former Dickinson
teacher, to MI. VIM. Palmer. They will
have their home at Rolling Bay Wash.
Miss Elizabeth Jehrina left Thursday
ssftYE Davenport, Iowa. after a. .~seve{al
Rx6eks'J visit with the Julius & Hoist
family here and at the ranch near
''QIinion. Miss tJehringf is a'niece' of
Mrs. Hoist ~ -@s'35<,tt FattA m ft@siTS
The marriage, Of Miss Louise Campbell
Clark, q former. Dickinson teacher, to.
Attorney Edwin r. sMcNeills of Chicago
xllSIlil bessolemnized next, Wednesday,: AZ
Fths- heipieFs IF ehs bride s atatherS IN
keAria3 Park. MINI. reS'''fs fafs 70 7Rsi
WI The f. la Johnson l4.al fialmai ia &c, expect &C.
ing thsSr cousin. Sam Johnsop.h,tp ar
rive TIL FIRST Of the week for;y a. few
days 81 sit here before, goinggoa to, his
studies at bthe Minnesota University
He has beentins Butte!q Mont, fota his
School vacation Watt johnson IL also
expected'baek from th'e. vest next week,
Watt is takine, mining eneineeripe+ at
the. University: and with others. o. the
students swassssfworkine in the mines al
Kelloeg,s Manufacturing the summer He
was inI Spokane Thursday where HE
joined His parents who had just re-
turned to Washington from thieii1r:
Alaskan tlri ! !, and ! Y VIII 'yisit. Oh 81, tie tie
coast for asaffew3, weeks YET, a.a,., II ~,
Thetpracticesof good farming shows at
the edsHewson place two miles north
east Of. Dickinson The go acresio + 1913
wheat5is| c1ltIand' il will probably give
an average Yield Of is bushels to tie
acre. III. ffEewson summer -fallowlesd this
land last season and worked il, very
thoroughly il The spring. He has, other
crops which are also good and taking
all things into account has no fault o
find with this country which has been
the home Of the family thesapast FIVE
years. Mr.. Hewson has been able to
do all thes work On the farm with the
aid of lib sons. They lind that stock is
profitable and d have sroxnI5a Is horses and
20 head pf cattle. = Last yeaAh / Ma !
Hewsoha Jet 900 cottanwoodsJtvrees Ground
the BUILDINGS and qtheitmosts0f them
have made q splendid growth. They
will soon Have ta+=erove that wills asive
them shade nj u1iaimulstr and protection
FROM tie storms in Winter az ~ t'ss
Harold Bal / " Ws sisy , dsa apsheth III y
The Shepherd Of the Hills which
comes tplthefD ickinsonsopera shouselon
. Wednesday evening, September 3rd. is
concedesdSto be the most popular .Ameri.
can nbSyselist. No modern author
books have had anything Ike thet .isasiles
that las been accorded e NJ, Wriehatt's
works. Nearly NJ ID every 2 ia il f haliilia.
withsthes characters in The Shepherd
of the Hills They. are peoplesout d
the ordinialr,yv ram Of life. people whose
veins run good rich, red blood. They
do thing iii q natural human way
they low, ana hate with deep passion.
Ia, mating play Of his novel Mr..
Wright, with the assistance Of Elsbaury
Nv. Reynolds. has retained all the Dire.
matte ml6llnnents Of the story and en,
larsed3 1lpoDpg \ character d ..Preaec:lhdilnuI
Bill MAILING character Of him tina
will Be- lo,lnleG remembered ~ theatr.
eoersi. Naturally the love betweet
Sammy EAahhes and ,tY oui1iktL aMatfss
issthe pikot which the playsssss
Involves. iiMIIessrs. 5GaskIll and Macyiitty
ths prodtSe have stl htglfaatp,lla13
ihfisIsidhniip,ssasos.slSm adhisrs ma SsilsvtennHaA & 4
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