The Dickinson press., 1913-10-25
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Mi. and Mrs. J. B. Harmoa wess4l
Dickinson this week. s!
Commissioners E. b. PECK o. SulIy
Springs was in the city this wessK
The St. Joseph's church fair VIII J
held on November 1st, End and 3rd1,
Nick Smith was one Of tho farmer
In from the south with wheat, this wee.
|. Mrs. E. A. Lillibidee M hodlsai
to the Coffee: club last Saturday afeess
noon.
Phil MorgenthaIer was in Dizziness
the first Of the week with agloadssoi
Grain which he. exchanged for 8osl.
MI. and Mrs. N. Lentz of Yates wee
in Dickinson last Saturday to sse Etheir
son. who is attending the Sistees'
school.
Mrs. Guy Hunter was ele~ctedSonelol
the three vice presidents at large g
the state Votes For Women's League &
the annual meeting in Fargo lastawoek.
Mrs. E. N. barrow was reelected pFeSis
dent. (
Mrs. s. S. Sutherland left on Thur.
day for North Yakima, Wash, wheFs
she will spend the winter and bs undel
the care Of hire brother. who 10 . phy-
stefan. The two older boys remain hsre
with their father. where they are 81
school.
Peter C. Davis and Miss Anna n.
Rueeles were married Saturday aftce.
noon. October 18th, at the Consrefa.
tional parsonage. Rev. A. c. Hacks
officiating. MI. Davis is a melnberSof
the firm Of Lewis & Davis, located "a
Sims Avenue and Mrs. Davis ID i
teacher Of the county and will complete
her contract in Wild Rose district.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Connolly returned
on Thursday from an extended visit Ii
the east. Mrs. Connolly went dowun,
two months ago and spent some time
with relatives around Montreal. Hes
husband looked after his cattle shin
ment a few weeks later and then went
on for his visit. They hoped to return
to their Dunn county ranch on Friday.
Charles Adams was in Dickinson al
Thursday. returning from marketing
two carloads of beef cattle and VISITING
his brothers in Minnesota for q few
days. The cattle were sold to a buye,
here, the grower going down to Gee
how much he had lost in the transact
ton. He came back perfectly satisfied.
Mr.. Adams has a fine bunch of pure bred
Hereford cattle at his ranch and has no
trouble in selling the calves al $i2s
each.
Monday evening a pretty social func-
ton. in honor of Miss Rose Hartuna,
occurred at the c. E. johnson home.
when some fifty girl friends Of the
bride of Wednesday showered her with
choice gifts. China was the favored
selection. although cut glass. silver and
linen were, also included. The girls
each contributed a. favosite recipe aud
musical selections were enjoyed. The
decorations were pink and white and
Mrs. johnson was assisted in serving
dnaity refreshments by her guest, Mrs.
Sierine of Hebron.
Floyd Wilson eluded q considerable
number of creditors last Friday night
and drove to Glendive in his auto, his
family having taken No. S for Miles
City, OF it was reported that this. was
their destination. Wilson was arrested
at Glendive a day or two later but the
authorities decided that it would not be
of any use to try to hold him inasmuch
as he had crossed the state line before
the arrest was made and accordingly
let him 60. Wilson had been around
Dickinson for little over a year. He
had q feed barn for a short time, traded
horses and dickered. around.
At about s o'clock Saturday morning
fire was discovered in the M. t. Nc
Bride hen house. Before the aremer
could reach the place the flames had
practically destroyed the building,
and burned quite a number of the
chickens. There was no insurance and
the loss was between $500 and $500.
There is every Indication that the fir,
was set, apparently having beer
kindled on the floor in about the cente
Of the room. 1t burned through tn,
floor first and was likely some hours ii
getting under headway. This is tn,
second fire that Senator Mcbride hal
suffered within q few weeks, the frs