The Dickinson press., 1913-11-08
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RamusSS Jensen wasS reurnina IS Isl,
cstdale ranch'o Thutsday
pf. wass made member 81 he
Heal Elk iodfss q their regular meeting
Tuesday evening. 5ss5.sS SSS n
HE ". 6 q u. VIII mset with Ms,
CsH. Wileylon Wednesday. November
tan. at 2 30 p q.
s.Dad" Palmer. the subscription mar
fossthe Jolly Elks.. 4 ST. Paul pub-
Elfeltion. was r. The city this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Burda returned
Wednesday from 4 several days visit
with relatives IN Tsbar, Mimi, and
III Grand Forks. s.ss5 I39BS ss
Ar. and Mrs. Geo Norm and Ed
Mottershead were among. the Richard
ston people who attended the Elk dance
Az Wednesday evening.
Le, us fill q center piece basket for
your next dinner party with carnations,
chrysanthemums, pompon d roses.
Dickinson Floral Co.-adv. ii
I'm. c. Christensen and son. Nels, went
out to the ranch on. Tuesday. Nels
christensen does not have to return to
fschool for several weeks.
Miss Margaret Hayes. night cashier
at The Grill cafe, left the first Of the
Iweek Tor Chippewa Falls. Wis, to at
tend the funeral Of her father.
The Bismarck Tribune says Ben
Whitehead 10 GOING 10 start q daily
papef at Dickinson, to be known as the
Evening Dispatch. This ought to helo
some.
~. c. Palmer Of the Fargo Asricul-
tnral college. was at the Dickinson ex-
lpefiment station on Thursday, going to
Medora from here to look after the Bill
iin9s county corn contest.
MIS-. S. W. Bailey delightfully."- enter
tained the Altar guild Of St. Johns
Episcopal' church on Wednesday. It
wassa social gathering and an extremely
pheasant evening was spent.
Mrs. W. A.. Shaw entertained q party
Of girls at luncheon Sunday in honor Of
Miss Clara Hasan and Mrs. Otto
Neyeldy. In the evening the same
party enjoyed dinner..at the Kostelecky
home. s:
The dance at the Elk hall last Friday
evening, given by the ladies Of St.
Johns Episcopal church was a very en-
joyable affair and Melted the ladies
about $50. The decorations in the
Halloween symbols and colors were
very pretty and the music and floor was
par excellence.
Mrs. E.. S. Stanton was pleasantly
surprised on Wednesday afternoon when
an assemblage of ladies called at her
home and proceeded to make merry for
thesafternoon. Lively social CONVERSE
tionswas enjoyed and everybody present
hadsthe best kind of q time. Alunch-
con was one of the features.
~ slesssn, Arthur Tollefson and
John Orchard are DOING a lot of good
hard work In the matter of getting fire
insurance rates adjusted. Fire Marshall
Reade was here recently and Commits
sioner VIC. Taylor is also looking into
the increase Of rate recently. made in
Dickinson. Mi. Orchard. as secretary
of the committee. reports q substantial
decrease In the lessen block that has
already been conceded by the insurance
board IL rate makers.
Louis H. Ross and Miss Margare,
Potter Of EIettinser were married at the
CONVERSATIONAL parsonage by Rev. A. c.
Hacke on Monday evening. MI. Ros.
was one Of the first cowboys on thu
west Dakota plains and is well known
by all the early stockmen. For the
past several years he has been in the
stock business in the Milwaukee terri.
tory. where he and his wife will make
their home after d visit with friend,
and relatives In the vicinity Of Oak.
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