The Dickinson press., 1913-10-18
Locai News

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LoeaI News
Wanted-mans at Experiment station.
adv. s SO
Dan j. Buckley came down from DaS-
lum in the Will Kennedy car on Thurs!
day evening. sgs
MI. and Mrs. John {. Thysell Joined
the Eastern Star at the regular meeting;
Thursday evening. .s.
Miss Margery johnson is visiting hhf.
former school friend. Mrs. Harry YouIss
at Mikkelson this week. s
Mrs. w. II. Flanagan and two daushh.s
tiers visited at the James Fana9sn;;
home in Mandan last week.
The Ladies of the Maccabecs enjoyed
a luncheon and social good time after
their lodge work on Wednesday even-I
ing.
Mrs. v. n. Stickney returned Thurs
day morning from her trip to Boston,
where her daughters are attending
school. !.
G. M. Lush. formerly Of Dickinson
now Of Aneta. was recently married IL.
Miss Nora Torfin, according I the
Forum.
!. Mrs. 0. X. Kindley was down from
Medora this week shopping and visit:
ing at the home Of her SON. lawrence:
Kindley. ] s5
Dr.. and Mrs. VIM. N. Heaton of DIS
Moines. Iowa. are guests this week &C
the home of their son, A. D. Heaton,
arriving on Sunday. s
Among the Manning people in Dick.
inson on Sunday were Oscar Helgerson.S
Wilbur Collar. Harry Lee. Hugh Smith,
Jerry Palmer and E. X. Jenkins.
Mrs. John Willard was a guest at the
Vim. Wilhouse home on Tuesday. She
was en- route to her home in Wibaux.
from a visit in Lincoln. Nebraska.
The open season for hunting prairie
chicken and grouse closes November Isl.
and ducks. Geese and all Aquatic
fowls may be hunted until December
18th.
In the famous Gov. Sui ger impeach-.
ment trial in New York, it was said
Thursday night that the court found
defendant guilty, the informal vote
| handing "a IN "a
Leon Brown spent several days this
week at the Bismarck exposition. seeing
the sights and assisting his father,
Ormanzo Brown. who has charge of the
Stark county booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. e. Beals arrived
this week from the east where they
have been enjoying a honeymoon trip
for several weeks. Mr.. Beals is a rail-
road man and the family will 60 10
housekeeping in the Russell cottage
on Sims St.
Miss Anna Jensen was the guest Of
Mrs. C.. C. Chatham last week. She
was IN route to her home in RAIDER
township from a visit with relatives
in Baker. Mont. On Saturday evening
a surprise party was planned at the
Chatham home and the party of airls
were having a delightful time.
Mrs. Valdemar Jessen left last SatUr-
day to join her husband at Billings,
Mont, where he and Julius Williams
Of Taylor have established a real estate
business, and where they will make
their future home. Mrs. Jessen has
been with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. A.. Moir, for sometime.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Allen CLARK expect
to leave the latter part--of next week for
Washington, D. c.. where MIR. CLARK
studies horticultural methods for the
winter months. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thysell will leave for the national
capital about the 1st Of November fol-
the same purpose: Both are at the
local experimental station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest lessen of New
England left Wednesday for Glendive,
where they were to visit Mr.. Jessen's
brother for: q few days, after which Mr..
lessen was to 60 to Baker, Mont., where
he expects to locate in the clothing
business. Mrs. Jessen was to visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Valdemar lessen in
Billings for a time.
Nj. and Mrs. John O'Day lef,
Wednesday-.ssfor the east. Mr.--O'Day
going to Eckland. this state, where
be expects to-. locate. and Mrs. O'Da,
going farther east to visit relatives fol
a few weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Day have
been in. Dickinson for some months. Mr..
O'Day employed by Berrineer Bros. and
later in partnership with Harry Coleman
in the Dairy Lunch.
Mrs. Catherine Ray and daughter,
Mrs. w. G.. Crawford were in Bismarcl
this week seeing the State Exposition,
Thew exnected to return. SATURDAY. accom-.