The Dickinson press., 1913-02-22
Attorney {. r. Baird had bu,iness in

Belield on Monday.
Attorney F. C. Eeffron went to Bis
marck on Tuesday.
Yourself and The Oriole'' will b,
great friends. adv. 2
C. M. Dinsdale, road commissioner
made q business trip to Taylor Hednes
day.
Cornelius Thomas. from zeal Daslum
was a business visitor in the city las
Saturday.
M. B. Vsnderhorck,. Western Uniol
clock inspector, was in the city thu
first of the week.
Attorney T. D. Casey went to Stanton
via Mandan the first of the week Il
look after some legal business.
/. Miss Kate McCullom was in from
her farm on Antelope creek. paying he
taxes to Treasurer Kilmer, the first Of
the week.
Miss Helen Butler. who was employed
at the Dickinson Candy shop fol
several weeks, left this week for he'
home IN Foston. Mont.
Joe Guon left the first of the week
for the Twin Cities, Chicago and Mil
aukee to visit for a short time and tc
make purchases for their store.
Miss Anna Vallancey returned Tues
day from the Twin Cities aud other
eastern points where she was purchas.
ing millinery stock f or the Vallancey
sisters store.
Archie Belden was able to be out this
week on clutches. 1t will be several
weeks yet before he will be entirely
recovered from the burns received at
the LANCE bakery fire.
Mrs. M. Mckinley and Miss Mary
expected to leave San Diego for Los
Angeles this week. They have plans
made for visiting San Francisco. Seat.
tie and Tacoma en- route home.
Carl Kyseth and Miss, Marie Dahler
were in Dickinson last Saturday. Miss
Dahlen had recently came out from
Georgetown, Mimi. and had been d,
the Dickinson u. S. land Office to file
on a piece of land in the vicinity OF
Marshall.
Frank Wagner of Sentinel Butte was
in the city Tuesday evening visiting at
the A. A. Dinsdale home. He left the
next morning for Richardton. where
he is visiting his brother. Chas. Wagner,
and attending to business matters for
several days.
Mrs. Richard Boulger was entertaining
at dinner Tuesday evening in honor Of
Mrs. Eugene Decker of Lennon. The
former girl friends of the guest Of
honor made up the party and a delicious
course dinner was served by the hostess.
A social hour followed with many
"reminiscences of former days.
The Dickinson rifle Club shoot with
the First Wisconsin last week was an.
other victory for the crack marksmen
of Dill city, the total points standing
976 TO 952 in favor of the local men.
The individual score of the Dickinson
men is as follows: Erdahl 200, Eng.
brecht 1875. Baird 1875, Barker 1874 and
Oukrop 1872.
On Sunday evening the impressive
o~fferatory duet at St. Johns Episcopa.
church was given by Misses Olive
Whaley and Eleanor Davis. Mrs. DR..
Davis presided at the organ. Dr..
Griswold Bragaw is pleased to announce
that arrangements have been made fo'
special music at his church for eacf
Sunday.
Mrs. j. A. Belden returned Saturday
from her trip TO Chicago and the Twir
Cities, where she purchased her spring
stock of millinery. Her trimmer.
Miss Mabel Hanson. arrived from the
cities on Tuesday and they will be KEEP
busy getting ready for the Easter sales.
The early spring millinery showing
seems to favor the smaller shape.
this season.
Word comes from Mrs. VIM. Pate,
formerly Miss Margaret Manley, where
she is now settled in her new home a,
Bonner Ferry. Idaho. after a honeymoon
vacation. She and her husband hav.
a nice little cottage there and extend.
a cordial invitation for a visit from
her old friends. Many good wishes fo
happiness and prosperity are EXTENDED
to Margaret and her husband by he
many friends here.