The Dickinson press., 1914-09-19

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sity.
Miss Edna Smith Of Manning was
lin Dickinson this week and expects
to be in the city again next Monday
on her way to the University at
Grand Forks.
Word has been received in the city
THAT Mrs. T.. "a. Simpson, who has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs. j..
EP. Danson, in Minneapolis, has gone
ion to Chicago to visit for two weeks.
Bernard Finger, son Of the South
Heart merchant, was operated on for
club feet at the hospital on Tuesday.
Although suffering some pain, he is
ldoing as well as can be expected:
Mrs. f. Tufft, who has been with
her parents in Dayton, Iowa, 9 SIX
weeks, is expected home next Tues
day. Her. fathers condition has
Changed very little for a month and
Mrs. Tuft did not feel as though she
could remain away from home longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Thorkelson and:
daughter were visitors from South
Heart on Thursday. MI. and Mrs;
Frank Kruege and child accompanied
them down. While in the city Mr..
kruger purchased a 5-passenger
Buick, of the latest model, Of IS.
Nichols.
Mrs. v. H. stickney and Miss
dorothy, expect to leave for the Twin
4 Cities the first Of the week where
her daughter is to atted school at
IOak Hall. Miss Angeline Waters
was expected down from Beach on
| her Way to the cities to- attend the
same school.
Peter Schultz, a young man from
| south Of Antelope was arrested the
past week and placed in jail. "A
young girl from the same locality
was the complaining witness. A bond
was arranged for Peter on Thursday
and he returned home.
Miss Grace Crowl entertained the
Dorcas society Tuesday afternoon:
and the social feature was compll-
mentary to Mrs. 81. Carroll. For
the social hour there were quite a
number of outside guests. Mrs.
Wiley read an original poem.
Miss Annetta Elfstrom returned
saturday from an extended visit in
INorway: She had an exciting time
on the way home as her ship was
lchased and searched for Germans.
Three young Germans were found
aboard and were taken prisoners.
A good stiff thunder shower visited
this locality last Saturday night
when a third Of an inch OF rain fell.
la little more rain fell Monday night,
land it cleared colder. Mercury, how
ever, only registered at 80 degrees
and vet q very light frost was re-
tported in places on the low land.
Dr.. and Mrs. v. H. Stickney were
host and hostess to the Card Club
at a seven o'clock dinner SATURDAY.
evening, this being the first party OF
THE club this season. Following the
dinner cards were played at seven
tables. During the evening Miss
Marjorie Stickney sang several solos
much to the delight ofsthe guests.
The opening fall meeting of the
IBlue lodge at Masonic hall the even
ing of the 18th was well attended
and a number of outside brothers
were present, including Alderman
HASTEN Of Beach. Rev. a.. G. Hacke
Twas given his third degree and after
the work was over the members,
nearly so, repaired to the st. Charles
Cafe, where Ed. Fisher served a
luncheon that was much enjoyed by
all present.
Frank Ray and John Trenken-
schuk, who had a crop in at the Ray
1pasture three miles southwest of the
,Icity, were unfortunate in having two
sIstacks of grain burned on Monday.
Il The stacks caught fire from sparks
,Ifrom the engine at work there.
Thomas Fisher says that now he
has found how good alfalfa will grow
in this country, he is working into
1.-THE cattle business again.AHeretofore
The had been giving more OF his5at-
slItentions to the growing OF horses, nav
ling disposed of the greater part. OF
Ibis cattle three years ago when his
dopen range was cut down.
Mrs. Mary Criist and sons, Lester
and Irving, E ina rev days TINS
week from their ranch AZ Mary;
They made the trip via Halliday and
Emerson and from Dickinson went to
Belfelds9n Monday TO deliver beet
Icattle buyers. % slze. q enc
checkswhich Mrs. Cristreceiyed5 was
,I$4,610 and she is satisfied p she
deceived good price. Aspa q the
cattle g figured at PLY per nead,
showing the high quality q beet
q stock groWnat the Crlst ranch.
Hester and Irving 4 planned on
making trip GhicagoW with the
beefstuf but when they could get
their priceat home It seelaedlbest
ito takeSthe money and letsthe other
lfelloW take the chances. Mrs. Crlst
HAS the satisfaction OF knowing that
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