The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20

g, 1918
Oman Of deviled olives, &c per bottle.
u Ro4nette's Economy Sale Saturday.
adv
Cafney Coal. No clinkers. no SCOT and
Iesa than 3 per cent ash. Phone "A. a.
Dinsdale-2e6 =. tor Q load.-adv. 92U2t
Nj. and Mrs.. OLAF Williams Of Taylor
weee pleasant visitors In the city on
Saturday evening between trains.
John Robinson. who has been spend
ine several weeks in the east, 10 back
& his duties at the local N. 2. freisht3
once.
Nicholas Leior, son Of NJ. and Mira
Frank Leior Of Dickinson. is attending
Isl. Thomas college in St. Paul this:
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. Sargent came
from Beach recently to make their home
Ia Dickinson. Mr.. Sargent has q po-
sition as janitor at the local depot.
j. A. Currie left the first Of the week
Ifor his home at Haley after spending
several days with Mrs. Currie and new
baby, who are still at the Stein hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Tofeerson Of
|Giltner. Nebraska, came this week to
visit for several weeks at the 0. Toilet
son home. Mrs. Toreerson 10 a sister Of
Mrs. Tollefson.
Rev. A. c. Hacke and John Orchard
will represent the local Congregational
church at the state meeting Of Consre-
eational churches at Fargo next Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. P. C. Hagerman and three
younger children came Tuesday from
Roundup. Mont, and are guests at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Hall.
She also visits her sisters. Mrs. o. b.
Frankenberg, Mrs. F. L. Roquette and
Mrs. Fred Freeman.
The Rev. Rockwell family were get
Ling their household goods packed this
week, preparatory 10 moving to Mott.
where Mr.. Rockwell is located as pastor
Of the Methodist church. Rev. Rock
well has had the charge at Oakdale and
Vicinity until recently.
Allen Harleman began work Wednes-
day in the grocery department of the
Roquette store. Hartwell johnson has
also taken a position in the same store,
having had to relinquish his plans Of
returning to college on account Of
trouble with his eyes.
John Courtney arrived in Dickinson
Monday from san Diego. California,
where the family are now making Their
home. Mr.. Courtney was visiting at
the w., L. Richards home and expects
to be here and at-Taylor for some time
ATTENDING to collections.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Wilson were re-
Gently entertaining Conductor and Mrs.
Joe Hoag of Glendive at their Tacoma
home. MI. Wilson also met Roy Breda.
E. P. Stanley and Operator Stimsonn,
now in Seattle. All were former Dick
inson residents. Mr.. and. Mrs. Wilson
aye always glad to 9 former4Dickin-
son acq~uaintances, who visit their city.
Miss Florence Kelly is expected to
arrive from Tacoma Saturday to get her
mother. Mrs. John Kelly. who has been
spending, several weeks at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. David: Roberts. Mrs.
Kelly had not heen feeling well. and
when Mrs. Roberts was west this sum.
mer she brought her home with her,
hoping that q change Of climate would
be beneficial.
Mrs. +. A. Lillibridge was hostess Il
a partyEof ladies Tuesday afternoon ii
honor ls Mrs. VIM. Mielke Of South Da'
kota, who, was leaving the same even,
ing for her; home after spending severa
days visiting her sister, Mrs. j. "
lessen. The sewing which the guest,
brought with them was almost forgotten
in the spirited social conversation ant
before the guests departed they enjoyed
a delicious luncheon spread.
c. Langley is expecting BIZ
nephew. Harold McCloy. and wife an.
two children. to arrive Sunday or Mon.
day from Ohio. Mi. McGloy and famil!
are ca route to China where he will d
Y. NC. A. work for the next six years
Mr.. Mccloy knew Dickinson in thu
earlier days when he lived here viii
his parents, before going east to school
He attended the Marietta. Ohio. schools
and Tor some time past has been study
ing 1T John Hopkins university at Bal
timore. fitting himself for the wor
which he is taking up.
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