The Dickinson press., 1914-02-28

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of Dickinson on Sunday, February 22nd.
Mr.. Schroeder. of Funk & Schroeder at
Taylor, was! up for the dance and bust
ness on Monday evening.
Guy Hunter returned Monday evening
from several weeks spent in the Twin
Cities. It was IS below zero in the
morning when he came through Fargo.
The record. for Dickinson that nigth
VAS is below.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rosenberg left last
Saturday for Minneapolis, where they
intended to spend a few days visiting
Mr.. Rosenberg's father Of New York,
who is in Minneapolis for a short time.
They expected 10 return Thursday or
Friday.
On February goth Mrs. L. C. Robar
was pleasantly surprised by about fifteen
Of her lady friends who gathered at her
home Tor the evening. Cards were in
obliged in and a dainty lunch served.
Mrs. Jay Slater was one-o of the ladies
who arranged the party.
Cashier jill. Watts. of the First State
bank at Fryburg was down on Monday
when he was given a degree in Masonry.
The Northern Pacific is weighing
ma il for 90 days. Postofice Inspector
Egee is making headquarters at the
st. Charles during this period.
DR.. and Mrs: G.. A. Clark gave
o'clock dinner to a company of gentle-
men and ladies on the 10Th. 1t was
a Washington birthday affair. Mrs.
Clarke was assisted with serving by her
8 lister, Mrs. Evans, and the Misses
Dorothy Gobler and Ethel Parker.
Jay and Frank Reed ran their auto out
to their Manning store on Tuesday. the
latter bringing Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rooney in for dental work. Jay Reed
Remained at Manning until Thursday
might, Harland Reed going out during
thesday with the Rooneys and bringing
him home.
I. T.. R0quette returned Tuesday might
from his Chicago and New York pur-
chasing trip. He was away about three
weeks Omit, a week longer than he in
tended To- be away on account of a Sc
we're attacksO of tonsilitis which necessi-
tated his going to a hospital for a few
days. @.
Robert Wilcox and C. S. Lee left the
formers ranch on the Little Missouri at
4 O'Clock the afternoon of the goth and
got in about 9 O'Clock. They wanted
to be present for the Masonic doing and
made it all right. On the whole the
roads were not so bad for their a
Ralph Ross. Robert Wilcox, Alex
Fowler. MI. and Mrs. 7. G. johnson
and child run out to Manning on Mon
day afternoon in the, White auto belong
ing to the Dickinson Motor Car Go. in
an hour and 10 minutes. It was a cold
day but the roads were f~rst-class the
most Of the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Servis returned
on delayed No. 8 Saturday evening
fromstheir tripsofshabout two months II
the south. They visited points Of III.
teEest i'm Cuba and had amos delight.
full winters trip. escaping what little
cold weather there has been this sec
tfon. MI. Servis has returned to his
telegraph work in the Ne. Office.
What a pleasure to clean house with
the ss0hio Electric Suction Swespsr.'
It removes dust and germs from carpets.
curtains, walls and mattresses. just
LINE article for cleaning house. simple III
operation. cleans better than any
yaclulnna cleaner that We know Of. Let
nus demonstrat Senour 6 Langley
Hardware Co.-adv. 2-28.2t8&
3. TillsenSof Peteibone, tlie. Grand
lodge high priest inspector, who was
in Dickinson the past week for Ghapte1
inspecion, was greatly impressed with
ftiie Substantial improvements made Id
the city the past few years. he could
hardly believe before coming ont that
the second LARGEST Masonic lodge build:
ing IhN North Dakota il located al Dick.
in8on sS 4
What pleasure 20 ,clean house with
the Ohio Electric Suction Sweeper
Krsetaoves silat and germs from cafpets.
curtaina walls and mattresses. Jusl