The Dickinson press., 1913-12-06
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Miss Edna Tolleison . hslpinls III u
the T. e Roquette ca. stose. sss
Tom Nozzle Lett Thursday ni9ht1or''
Indiana to spend Tie holidays.
A son was bornt 70 Nj. and Nh. RIA.
Lyon ON Friday. December 5th. a5
M. and Mrs.. E. r. Messersmnitth IN
soon to leave for Beloxi. Misc. 5fossthsi
winter.
Read the announcement l thes..Kfdsse.
Christmas Csntest'' being put IN OK thsl
Il. :. Roquette Co.. On pa1eslE&esdy.
Read the announcements thss M
Christmas Contest being put olf sby
the FL. Roquette Co.. on page I. -adv.
Word came to the city early In the.
week that ANGUS. son Of G. 7. CsowlSof.
Scranton, was very low with typhoid.
lever. S.5s
John W. Goodall was in Dickinson
several days this week. He had bean
at GIendive and stopped OF here tosee
old, friends.
John Cfoteau has been confined to HID
home some days on account of illness.
He is doing well and will be out AGAIN
In a short time.
Tom Nelson was home the first of@sthe
week from q trip of several weeks ain
South Dakota and Wyoming. He had
q good business III Wyoming.
The firm. of Casey & Burseson have
put in IA new stacks Of books III their
law library, making them one Of the
largest libraries in the western part Of
the state.
Sheriff Barth, of Mott witnessed the
hanging of Joseph Hickman. the negro
who killed Mrs. Fox and daughter In
Perkins county a few weeks ago. TIE
execution vas in Aberdeen the morning
Of the 3rd
G. H. fulton Of St. Thomas has been
in the city the past two weeks looking
after the Dickinson Wardrobe during
the absence Of the proprietor. ]. Edward
Tufft, who was married in Fort Dodge
on Thanksgiving day.
JOS. Oukrop. who lives about 10 miles
northwest of town, entertained about
20 of his friends ard neishbors Sunday
evening. The evening was spent 10
playing cards. refreshments were served
and a pleasant evening is reported.
Wills Norred was in this. week from
the Diamond 6 ranch to get some dem
tai work done. Mr.. and Mrs. Nofred
finally changed their plans and went to
the Diamond C in place of going to
Montana as they had made arrange
ments to do.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson of Red Lake
Falls. Mimi. were visiting at the ]. &C.
F. Parker home this week. Mr.. Wilson
is roadmsster ON the G. N. having
railroaded for 80 years. They went tq
Medora on Fridayato ga 70 ths,s islyyb
Parker ranch. a
The Dickinson Gun Club is losing no
time in getting ready for a big #tourna-
ment in 1914. il already having been
settled that the shoot comes here again
next year. The shoot will cover a
period of two days next year and the
date will likely be for July. Dickinson
demonstrated last summer that this was
the proper place for q big gun club
tournament. -
j. Edward Tufft. proprietor of the
Dickinson Wardrobe, was married on
Thanksgiving. November 9th. to Miss
Ruby Scott of Dayton. Iowa. The cere-
mony took place at Fort Dodge, Iowa.
The announcements say that Mr.. and
Mrs. Tuft will be at home to their
friends in Dickinson after December
oath. They are expected to arrive in
the city, however. during the next few
days. Mr.. Tlfft has been a resident of
Dickinson since last spring and has
established for himself a very fine bust
ness. His many friends will be glad
to extend congratulations.
Miss Efie Merry. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Merry. was quietly married
to Chas. H. Delaney. Thanksgiving
afternoon. November 9th. at the home
Of her parents. The ceremony was per-
formed BY Rev. j. G. Morrison, Of the
Methodist church. and witnessed only
by relatives and q few friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Delaney left the latter part Of
the week for the Delaney farm west Of