The Dickinson press., 1914-03-07

EOerts OF SOutn DICKINSON on last Fri.
day. -sA
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus Jensen are the
proudeparents Of a son who arrived last
friday. w. @t
Florence Lebo of Medora, who is at
tending school in Dickinson this winter,
has been on the sick list the past week.
Frank Stefan. ST.. and his son. Peter.
who live seventeen miles northwest
of the city, were in t%ransacting business
on Tuesday.
F. B. McCutchan and John Newman
were in for the basketball games from
White Tail creek north of Belfeld.
Stock has wintered we'll out their wway.
Mrs. Dora Brademeyer Gutman, who
has had her little girl under DR.. Bailey's
care for the past six weeks, returned to
her home at Emerson. Mr.. Gutman
came in for them Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Rumble were sud-
denly called the first Of the week to
Toronto, Canada. Mrs. Ben Humber, a
sister of Mrs. Rumble, was seriously i'll.
They left on No. 6 Monday.
A company Of people enjoyed a dane
ing party Saturday evening at The Bur
Pelton home in the Versippi neighbor-
hood. A large number attended and it
is needless to say that every one had a
good time. -
Anton Sharman. who looks after the
j. L. McCutchan place on Bull creek.
was in last Saturday for two tons of
feed which was purchased of the Dick
inson Roller Mill Co. This ground feed
will be used for calves and hogs. Mr..
Sharman attended both of the basket
ball games at the armory.
Mrs. Mariana Wander and brother
in-law, Sebastian, Wander, were at
tending to business in Judge Fred
Maser's court the past week. Mrs.
Wander is to be appointed administra-
trix of the Wander estate and Sebas-
tian Wander is to be guardian of the
four fatherless children.
H. E. Tucker. of the Deere Weber
Machine Co., was expecting to leave
almost any day for Steele or some point
further east. MIR. and Mrs. Tucker
have spent. the winter in Dickinson
looking after the company's collections.
Soules g. Butler are local agents for the
company.
L! H. Parker, who has been publish
ing The Promoter at Dunn Center fol
Editor I. L. Doherty, is said to have
left for parts unknown. He was in
Bismarck on Monday and seemed to be
headed for the east. Mr.. Doherty was
in Dickinson on Tuesday looking for a
man to take charge of his second paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Drury. Mrs. W. A.
Shaw: Mr. and MRS. J. H. Lavine and
r. D..SSJennings of Dickinson attended
the silver anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Westfall and Mr.. and Mrs. Burns given
as a surprise by the G. l. A. and B. OF
L. E. of Glendive. The Dickinson people
who attended the affair report that the
Glendive people are royal entertainers.
James Soules went out to his farm at
Regent on Monday. He found his man
on the place had unearthed a ten-ioot
vein Of very fine coal which settles the
question of cheap fuel for the Soules
farm for all time. Mr.. Soules drove
bis car via New England returning an6
found good roads all the way going and
coming. -
Mrs. Thos. H. Brien returned this
week from an extended Canadian trip,
She spent some time visiting in Win.
nipeg, going from there OF to Van Cou,
ver, taking in the sights en- route. Sht
returned by the way of Winnipeg ant
thinks that North Dakota climate il
far ahead Of the rainy weather that thu
coast enjoys.
Nh. and Mrs. j. L. Strang came il
the first of the week from Hettinge
county and were visiting a few days a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Smiley
Mrs. Strang being a sister of Mrs
Smiley. They recently had a sale Q
their farm property in the country sout
and are now planning on getting int
the newspaper business. Mr.. Stran
worked at the printing trade for abou
six years and feels like taking hol
again. He planned on going to Man
ming Thursday to talk over the matte
of going to Dunn Center to publish Th
Promoter.
Beach vas certainly Well represente
at the tournament. Everyone was ca
tainly as loyal a booster for their ten
as they are for their town. Amol
chose present were Mesdafass. Letsoi
Wall and Brault. Misses Irene EiLSl
andsAbhie Garlsonsswhe RisitedsaaeGE