The Dickinson press., 1914-05-02

Local News

Misses Florence Baird and Edith
Helming spent Sunday afternoon
visiting at Lehigh and vicinity.
First floor Of big brick house on
north Sims street for rent. John
Hartinger.-adv. 4-2-3p
Misses Stasia McKeever and Vera
Hartung went to Beach to spend the
week end. They attended the concert
and dance given there Saturday even
ing.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Con-
gregational church will be enter
tanned at the home Of E. P. Lee
Thursday afternoon, May 7th, by
Mrs. Lee and Mrs. A. c. Hacke.
Mrs. L. L. Lewis was visiting at
the John Leask home this week. Mrs.
Lewis only saved about $500 worth Of
furniture out of her home which was
burned in the fire at Taylor last
Thursday.
I. A. Nelson, contractor from Bel
field, was in Dickinson on Wednesday
morning on his way to Taylor to
look over the building situation. Mr..
Nelson will also look over the new
school house plan at Gladstone.
Attorney ALI. o. Nelson and wife,
Attorney 0. J. Jolley, Editor E. K.
jenkins and wife were Manning yisi-
tors in the city on Monday. After at
tending to business they autoed home
in the afternoon. .,
The Adams County Record in
speaking Of the Shannon-Nichols
wedding, refers to the groom as
Hettinger's first baseball manager.
Sid was very popular in the Milwau-
kee country. S..
}. Fl. Armstrong, father of Mrs.
r. H. Knapp, left for his home in
Mortified, MIMI, Sunday night. MI.
Armstrong had been here several
weeks and made many friends, who
will be glad to welcome him when he
visits here again.
The ladies of the Ikiki band will
hold a food sale Saturday afternoon,
May End. They will also have on
display a fine assortment of aprons.
Rugs, ~ inches by 81 inches, will al
so be on sale. West entrance of Con-
gregational church.-adv.
Miss Edith ~Jesperson, who has
been attending Concordia College. in
Moorhead, arrived in the city the lat
ter part of last week, and visited with
her aunt, Mrs. Rasmus Jensen, until
Monday morning, when she left for
Taylor. .s,>sr x
Mrs. 7. N. Hartung recently re-;
Gently had a letter from Miss Bertha
Yeakel of Philadelphia, saying that
her father, VIM. Yeakel, was not ex-
pected to live but a short time. He
is suffering from a cancer. Our
readers will remember the Yeakel
family as former residents of Stark
county. : ~ :,
VIM. A. Hobson and Lettie Kelly
were united in marriage at the Maser
home at 8 o'clock Monday evening.
The ceremony was performed by
Judge Fred Maser. The witnesses
were Dora Russell and Mrs. Fred
Maser. Mr.. Hobson is employed on
the DR.. Davis farm and recently:
came out from Minnesota. Mrs. Hob
son has been a resident of Dickinson
for about a year. !
Our old friend, B. o. Thorkelson;
drove down from South Heart on
Thursday to take a look and do
other things at his farm near Mott.
And we are mighty glad to see the
old scout looking hale, hearty and
prosperous. His visit was brief, cen
though it vas his first since leaving
here over a year ago, for his banking
business at South Heart keeps him
close to home.-Mott Spotlight.
Ray Hadley was in Dickinson on
Monday to transact business at the
Dickinson U. s. land Office. He has a
homestead on the Little Missouri.
His father is a merchant at Zenith,
where the son spent most of the
winter. Ray expects to work into
cattle as the claim, he has is best
suited to this purpose and the stock
business is very promising at this
time. !