The Dickinson press., 1913-01-18

Miss Lola Merrill and her sister. Mrs.
Beiehtol went to Medora on business
Tuesday.
Dr.. G. A. Perkins was busy Friday
getting moved into his new Offices in
the Masonic building.
Reward-lost an auto robe. grey goat
skin. Also single auto seat cushion.
Return to H. A. Davis. radv. 1p
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lenneville recently
returned from Oregon and plan to re-
side in Dickinson in the future.
Sig Hoverstad of Fairfield. Billings
county, was visiting his friend, Alfred
Hansen, in this city during the week.
Mrs. Barney McGrane came down
from Glendive the first of the week to
visit for some time with her parents;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. SARGENT.
H. G. Carpenter of Fargo. an old
friend of the Orchard family, was in
the city this week looking after his
accident insurance business.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Duk-
hart. who live five miles south of the
city. was married on Tuesday to Mr..
Smaltz. a farmer in the Fayette country.
c. c. Steier hauls his grain to Dick
inson although three miles nearer New
England. The elevators pay a cent per
bushel more here and he likes the
weights better.
Miss Marion Fried has resumed work
us office girl for Dr.. G. A. Perkins.
She has been employed as clerk at the
Crowl-Schr0deer store for the past
several months.
Miss Pearl Smith, who has been
assisting at the Roquette store for
several weeks, and visiting at her
home. left Wednesday to resume resi-
dence on her homestead near Oakdale.
J. H. Cronkite writes from Trinidad,
WASH, that Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Nor
gan are visiting in the vicinity of
Fresno. California. These people were
former residents of New England and
vicinity.
Miss Genevieve White entertained a
party of her old classmates and a few
others at her home on Saturday even
ing. The affair was in honor of Mrs.
Robert Smith of Strathcona and many
happy memories were renewed.
Senator M. L. Mcbride was at home
the first of the week looking after his
law business. He is taking hold of
the legislative work in good shape and
the same can be said of Representatives
Fred Turner. Claude Turner and Henry
Klein.
The Eastern Star members were init
atine the following candidates on
Thursday evening : MIR. and Mrs. James
Soules. Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Starke, Mrs.
D.. E. Christensen and Miss Olive
Whaley. A banquet and dance fol-
lowed the lodge work.
Little Ruth Clemens of Medora, who
is at St. Joseph's hospital, seemed to
BE- holding her own pretty we'll this
week. although her condition is not
beyond the danger mark yet. Editor
Clemens was down from Medora a few
days the first of the week to be with his
little daughter and her mother.
George fem was arrested the past
week on a charge of stealing a horse
from John Duckhorn. The man claims
to have a wife and two children in the
Old country, and some think that he is
a little off mentally. He had been
working recently for a coal company
and is nov in Jail pending his hearing.
Miss Florence White. who has been
fuel clerk in Supt. B. O. Johnson's
office at Livingston, has been in St.
Paul this week getting her eyes fitted.
Miss White has been given the position
of bookkeeper for the new railroad hos
pital at Glendive. where she goes on
her return from the cities.
The lecture by DR.. j. G. Morrison at
the Commercial Club room Sunday
afternoon was we'll attended. The
Greatest of All the Confederates"-
Robert E. Lee-was the subject and it
was made both entertaining and in
structive.. John Orchard and Robert T.
Fulton had a short song service pre-
ceeding the lecture. Next Sunday after
noon. It 3 O'Clock Mr.. Morrison will
give his lecture THE Man Who Killed
Alexander Hamilton" These services
are free.
r. C. Bremaugh of the Emerson
Birmingham Implement Co. and J. G..
Sanders. travelling freight agent with
the Northern Pacific, were in Dickinson
on Thursday on their way to western
Montana to deliver the Big Four gaso-
line tractor to j. P. Nash'an Charles
Bridgeman. winners of the trophy at
the Land Show in Minneapolis in De-