The Dickinson press., 1913-02-01

mIUs OToA0 0EI1V0u 1IVEu u0I 0Ou1o at
Reedor the first Of the week to spend
several days visiting her daughter, Mn.
Garfield McNeill.
Mrs. Anton Anderson of BelAeld was
in the city Tuesday visiting her neice,
Miss Anna Johnson. She went on 10
Taylor to visit her sister, Mrs. Augult
johnson.
T. S. Odden vas up from Richardton.
on Thursday to look after some business
matters. Mr.. Odden was much pleased
with the fine winter weather that we
have been having.
Miss Anna vailancey expected to
leave the latter part of the week for
the Twin Cities to select her spring
millinery. She will also visit friends
at Crookston and other places while
away.
R. A. Hutchinson. adjuster for the
Michigan Central. ore of the Orchard
agency companies. al in Dickinson
on Tuesday and settled the NJ. l..
LANCE bakery fire loss. The amount
paid was about ST. 200.
The boys high school basketball
team leave this afternoon (Friday) fot
Glendive where they will play with the
high school team at that place in the
evening. Their coach. w. F. Danish,
will 60 along with the boys and it Is
hoped that they will return as victors.
The freshman class of the high school
are enjoying a dance at the Odd Fellows
hall on Friday evening. Music is to be
furnished by Misses Myra Wiley and
Myrtle Parker and the young folks are
preparing q nice luncheon which will
be served by Mrs. Angliss and Mrs. M.
Keller.
L. A. Parker Of South Heart writes
from California where he and Mrs.
Parker are spending the winter that his
health is much improved and that he
likes the country there. He says that
the thermometer registered "a above at
one time which they considered very
cold there. !.
Superintendent Josephine Steake of
Hettinger is MAKING arrangements for
a field day" gathering some time in
the spring. She plans on getting all
the pupils in the county together at
some central place for drill in athletics,
and have a playground director OF mar
versed in athletics to superintend the
affair. The idea is a good one and no
doubt Miss Steake will make it a sue
cess. /,
The fire department was called out
Saturday evening on account of a blaze
in the D. friedman home in the east
ern part of the city caused by the ex-
plosion of a gasoline stove. The flames
were extineuished easily before the,
fire ladies arrived at the place. The
fire alarm also sounded the same even
ing on account of a small blaze in a
box car in the local yard which was
quenched before much damage was
done.
The members of the Christian En-
deavor society enjoyed a banquet at the
church parlors on Saturday given by the
losing side in the attendance contest.
Tables were spread and the menu pro-
vided was a good one and amply serv-
ed. Games were enjoyed following the
spread and the young folks of the so.
ciety are now looking forward to an
other such contest eliminating in a
good time.
The sermon of Travis Thorn (the fight
ing parson) delivered to his congrega.
ton in his East Side Settlement Store
Church is creating wonder and amaze
ment among ministers of all denomina-
tions. Upon this rock l build my
church and the Gates of He'll shall not
prevail against it. But let no one con-
denim the man who has built upon the
same rock and called it another name.
At the opera house Friday. February
7th.-adv. 1t
John Veneyke recently came in from
As miles north of Belfleld and has rent
ed the F. D. Hevener farm three miles
east of Dickinson. Mr. Veneyke came
over from Holland with his family three
years ago and is getting a good start in
this country. He has several teams
and will start farming in good earnest
as 0 as the frost is out of the
ground. He did not like the idea of
homesteading 81 far from a railroad
and so gave up his farm out north.
The mask ball at the Bohemian hall
on Saturday evening had a big atten-
dance and u large number " ere in dis
auise. All the costumes were home
made and the representations were
good. The prizes were given to Miss
Lizzie M%iklautsch, in q gypsy costume