The Dickinson press., 1914-01-10
Local N6ws

The p. E. o. society viii meet at the
home Of Mrs. j. v. lessen next Tues
day evening 4S \.
H. X. Nichols made a trip to- Man-
ming Monday. taking Transit man Moran
Of St. Paul. who joined the N. r. locat-
ing party at Manning, bound for winter
camp west of Dunn Center.
Mrs. H. F. Riggs Of Sentinel Butte
was visiting at the $. NJ. Ferris home
several days this week. MI. Riggs
came down with his wife early in the
week but could not remain long.
W. J. Pelton has I've sons, two in
Dunn county and three in Stark and
one daughter in Dickinson. andsthe con
born TO Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Pelton last.
week makes his 14th grand child. !
H. E. Neal arrived the past week
from Chicago to take a position with
the Dakota Fuel Co. His mother. Mrs
Neal, has, been with the Wilson Eyer
family since early last fall.
Register j. G. Quinlivan Of the Dick
inson U. S. land Office, returned the
first of the week from the Twin Cities.
He had been visiting relatives in the
northern part of the state.
AUCTION-The entire stock of-cloth-
ing. dry goods, shoes and furnishings
will be sold at auction, commencing
Monday. January 10Th. Lasell g.
Thompson.-adv. 1t
Floren Wanner and family, who have
been in Washington for two years. are
back in Dickinson where they will again,
establish themselves. They think that
Stark county is a pretty good place to
live. s
There will be a masquerade dance
at the Bohemian hall on Saturday night.
January 18th. -Four prizes will be
offered and every effort possible will be
made to make the affair a pleasant one.
Floyd Parks was in Monday % make
homestead proof at the Dickinson q. s.:
land office on his land in the vicinity
of Hirschville. Chas. H. Brademeyer
and L. j. Plummer acted as witnesses.
Geo v. Bowers, who has been en-
ployed as bookkeeper at Soules & Butler
for the past few months, expects to
leave Saturday for Bismarck, where he
will take a position with the Lahr
Motor Co. =I
Miss Meta Hoist. who has been teach,
ing private school at the old Hanley
ranch, about 20. miles south of Medora,
was in town the past week, having some
dental work done. She expected to re.
turn in few days.
Misses Eva Alcott and Margaret Currie
had a column write-up in the Minneapo.
lis Tribune the first of the week about
their farm operations at Dickinson.
These ladies formerly lived in the Twir
Cities where they are now visiting for {
few weeks.
Miss Constance Schaffner returned K
the University of Mimi. on Sunday q
resume her studies after spending The
Christmas vacation with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. II. 3. Schaffner. at Gler
Laurel. Miss Schaffner travelled in the
fast train from Mandan. going down II
that place on the local.
The rabbit hunt scene ON the frs
page OF the PRESS is published b,
courtesy of the New England Herald,
The photograph from which the cut wa.
made was taken on the man street. il
front of the Gardner hotel, at / o'clocl
of December 22nd, just as the auto.
were about to leave for the big hunt.
Senator l.. A. Simpson came dowr
from Medora on Thursday evening. HI
thought that the .Palahunk evidenc.
would be completed sometime during
the day Friday. 7. F.. Murtha and II.
C. Berry are defending in this case
The jurors, except those drawn for THU
case, have been excused until mex
Monday.
The Maccabees wi II have their annua
masquerade dance at the armory Of
Friday night, January 22nd. Arrange.
ments. will be made fol. renting cos.
tunes. The ladies make these annua
dances a big event and expect to make
the 1914 affair the equal Of any in til.
past. Music will be furnished by thu
Dickinson orchestra.
DR.. C. C. jackson is inclined to thinl
that there will be a good deal d
dourine found among horses in some
parts Of the state another season. Twt
cases in the vic Unity Of Snow and sew.
eral suspects in the Mary country were
discovered last fall. In eastern Mon.
tana II became necessary to quarantin,
several places last year: on account o
this disease.
Christian Hansen, the Scandinavian
violin virtuoso and his accompanist
Miss Ethel Belle Haynes. gave a yer,