The Dickinson press., 1913-05-03

o. Schwartz has boen at Flasher for !
a few days.
Attorney F. C.. Hebron went to Bis
marck on Thursday evening.
Mrs. WI. Buchner and son are down
from Glendise for a few days.
Mrs. Thos. Williamson left this week
to join her husband at F0rsythe, Mont.
Col. Ben Whitehead was visiting
Editors Carter and Whaley again this
week.
Commissioner William :Colarove of
Mott wa visiting friends in Dickinson
this week.
Elizabeth Everett is spending the
week at the Everett farm, Going out
with her father.
Luetta DAILY. little daughter of Mi.
and Mrs. Pat DAILY, wat the victim OF.
measles this week.
Robert Lyle was in the city this
week in connection with The Dakota
Live Stock & Casualty Co..
Miss Mary Brown. clerk in the N. p.
Offices at Glendive. was the guest Of
Mrs. Vim. Service this week.
Joe j.. Dvorak was in Thursday from
his farm eve miles southwest of Dick
inson. He stated that he had seeded
about half his land.
Miss Hannah Gordon of Butte, Mont,
is the guest of Mrs. W. C. Owen for
several days. She is en- route to her
home in Minnesota.
Misses Dorothy Stickney and Dorothy
Ayers gave a course dinner Saturday
evening for a small company of friends
at the Dr.. Stickney home.
Miss Peterson was expected't to arrive
Thursday from Fargo to take a stenog.
raphic position with the Dickinson
Abstract & Real Estate Co.
Mrs. VIC. Owen and her guest, Miss
|.Hannah Gordon, visited Mrs. Owens
mother. Mrs. C.. j. Price of Bel6eld be-
tween trains Wednesday evening.
DR.. Sarah Ethel Smith arrived home
Thursday morning from Chicago. where
she took a special course for two months
in an eye, ear, nose an6 throat college.
Bert Waddell. one of the Dickinson'u.
IS. land Office clerks, returned Thursday
morning from his eastern trip. Wash
ington was one Of the places he visited.
A gate has been placed on the road
east of the city water works which will
enable people to pass into the pasture
land Cross over to the Dickinson ceme-
terry.
Mrs. L. 'E. Newton left the first of
1.-THE week for her home in : Fairview,
Mont, after visiting for several weeks
at the. home Of her parents. Mr.. and
! Mrs. L.. H. Dundas.
C. E., Gordon was expected back from
tCalifornia the last OF the week to close
up his business affairs in Dickinson.
E1tswas expected that Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Manning would: return home:.a the same
time.
:, DIR. Herbert Anderson has been ,ap-
tpointed local agent for The Dakota
Live Stock & Casualty Insurance Co.
r This is a new company incorporated
, under the state; laws and has some very
good men behind it. -
i. Supt. W. j. Littlehales had the city
hydrant just east of the First National
I bank and the Ro4nette store in the Elk
building set out the required distance
1.-The past week preparatory to widening
the sidewalks in these two blocks.
Mrs. T. D. Casey underwent what is
believed to. be- very successful opera
:tion last Saturday at Rochester. She
is already able to'be around her room,
and it is likely that Mr.. Casey will
return home within a few days.
o. m. Partridge arrived last Saturday
home of his son. Ed. Partridge for some
time. Mr.. Partridge was a former resi-
dent of this place and has many &C.
Quaintances among the old time .Eesi~
dents.
Allied Skinner has accepted the :po-
sition lin the local postofice made va
cant by the departure of Bob ;kilburn.
Mr.. Skinner is a brother Of Qelbert
Skinner of the local post Office force
land passed the civil service examin-
Eation last summer.
Mrs. :Vic Chilgfen entertained the
EDorcas society Tuesday. After the bust
ness meeting. the affair took the form
of a delightful May-day party with a
unique guessing contest and a dainty
luncheon with May-day baskets in very
much evidence.
The Bad Lands views and the views
Of clay ,buttes in the vicinity Of Dick
inson given Monday night at the high
school auditorium awere very interesting.
The entertainment was put on by the
Junior high school class and wal we'll
patronized, the gross proceeds amount
ing to $50.
The papers in q divorce action were
filed this week by Mrs. Belle Stimson
at ManniG9. Plaintiff Miss Belle Flow
or, was married ONE two years ago
to j. W. $tianson. q large farmer liv-
ing a few miles from Manning. 1t is
said that papers have also been served
in a. action for damages for alienation
Of affection which makes Tom Blecka
defendant,
Reeiste< of Deeds John Leask and his
assistants were getting moved on
Thursday into the Office formerly occu-
pied by Clerk of Court Koch. who in
turn. occupies Leask's former Office.
The change was made to enable Mr..
Leask to have more vault room. Misses