The Dickinson press., 1914-07-18

MI. and Mrs. William Gabbert, who
were recently married an Linton, N.
D. returned on Thursday from their
trip as far east as Howard Lake,
MINI. The marriage took place at
the brides home. Mr.. Gabbert is one
Of the well-to-do young farmers liv-
ing some 20, miles south.
Mrs. B. T. Thomas returned to her
home in Lansing, Iowa, the middle Of
the week. She was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. j. A. Kemble, and
her sister, Mrs. C. E. Ward, and chill
dren, Dorothea and Charles, Jr., who
will-spend some little visiting there.
NJ and Mrs. Albert Hake, for
merry Of Taylor, returned from the
Pacific coast this week, where they
had been for about nine months.
They are planning on settling in this
city for the present at least. On
Thursday they attended the farmers
meeting at Taylor.
Lucille Love, the girl Of mystery,
will appear on the screens at the
Bijou next Monday, July Goth, for
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drama will be continued, the second
chapter will be shown at the matinee
in the afternoon and at the evening
performance; admission 10 cents.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Clark re-
turned Thursday from a three weeks
absence. Mr.. Clark has been in
Hayes, Nebraska, where he delivered
a paper before a gathering Of Field
men of the Agricultural department.
Mrs. Clark has been visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anger, in
Fargo.
The st. Johns Lutheran Sunday
school held their picnic in the Nc
Gillivray pasture on Thursday. Over
seventy-five were present and enjoyed
the outing. Numerous athletic con-
tests and games were held and many
took part in the sport. A b%ounteous
lunch was served at noon which all
enjoyed.
Orders went into effect Wednesday
making F. w. Lacy wire chief in the
offices of the Western Union Tele-
graph Co. Mr.. Lacy has been a
Faithful and accommodating employee
of the company, having been in serv-
ice of the company here for the past
four vars: His many friends will all
be pleased to learn of his promotion.
Conductor R. E. Brown of Mandan
and Miss Margaret Lloyd of Detroit,
Mimi, were married the past week at
the home Of the bride. MI. Brown is
well known in Dickinson, where he
resided for many years. The couple
plan a wedding trip in Canada anc
eastern states. On their return they
will. take up their home in Mandan.
Attorneys Murtha and Sturgeon
left Sunday On an auto trip to the
Twin Cities through South Dakota
Mrs. Murtha left Thursday for Min.
neapolis, where she will meet Mr.
Murtha. They will go on to Chicago
where he will attend the meeting OF
the Commercial Law League, which
convenes' there the first of the coming
week. They will be absent about two
weeks. -. - ., +.
Mi. and Mrs. G. D. Zimmerman ar.
rived this week from jamestown tx
make Dickinson their future home
TheSss are from Spokane but had beer
visiting in Wisconsin and other plac
es Tie past three months. Mr.. Tim
norman is an experienced mercant
tileaman and comes here to tax,
charge of the ready. made and shoe
departments of: the Crowl-Schroedel
Co.. store. " -.
For.a week the weather has beer
warm and rain is again needed
Grain that was xsown early on prop
er~ly;yprepared land is. all right ant
will make a splendid crop without an.
other, drop Of rain. However, a gooc
shower or two would add a few bush:
els to-the acre in a good many fields
and particularly to late grain. The
last two or three days have been COO
and with the exception of a high vino
on Thursday the weather conditions
have been: very favorable.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Reed and chill.
dren. left Thursday morning in thei1
auto? for LaMoure, N. D., where they
will visit. week before Mr.. Reec
leaves for Chicago for a ten-days
buying trip. Frank G. Reed will join
his brother and together they will at.
tend the R. C. u. association meeting
which opens on July 9th. Hundreds
of merchants from various parts OF
the country will be in attendance at
this meeting to take advantage of the
lines of goods offered. One merchan-
dising firm in a place is permitted to
become members of the r. C. U.
There was a very pleasant party
given Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. r. IT. Johnson in honor nj