The Dickinson press., 1915-12-11
LOCAL NEWS

Remember the supper and sale to
be held at the Methodist church on
December 16.-adv.
Arthur Parker and Leon Stuck were
expected the latter part of the week
from the Annear ranch, in the
five head of cattle for the Parker
meat market.
WE LOAN N ON I'M
PROVED CITY REAL ES-
TATE. H AGENCY,
PRESS BUILDING. 1t
Among those coming up for court
Thursday evening from Taylor and
Richardton were Louis Schacherer,
H. B. Gilk, William Alpert, Geo.
S~choenlein. Adam Zentner, Milton
Bobb, William Hecht and Martin
Severson.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Ashton of
Pipestone, MIMI, have closed out
their banking interests at that place
and will soon move to Los Angeles,
California, where they will make their
permanent home. Mrs. Ashton will
be remembered as Miss Elizabeth
Wilson, formerly a high school prin-
cipal here.
The audience at the opera house
Monday evening was very much
pleased with the S. & C. high class
vaudeville show and showed it's ap-
probation by continued applause after
each feature. Messrs. FURY and
Kronschnable expect to have some
thing equally as good at the opera
house every Monday evening.
E. H. Farm of Mandan, who has
large land holdings north of Belfield
and up around Killdeer and Werner,
the old B~rademeyer ranch being part
of his property, was in the city on
business the middle of the week on
his way to Belfeld. Mr.. Farm con-
templates moving to Dickinson, as
this point is nearer his interests.
The Ladies of the Maccabees met
Wednesday evening with Mrs. Geo.
Brown to practice drills for the init
alton evening, December Is, when it
is expected a class of about Is candi-
dates will enter the lodge. Mrs.
Brown wass assisted by Mrs. John
Lish and Misses Rose Berringer and
Bessie Lavine in serving lunch.
Col. F. H. Schmidt had a fine sale
at the w. J. Schumacher farm near
South Heart. One spring calf sold
for $34 and a colt at $85. All the
live stock brought a good figure.
Col. Schmidt is quite busy with his
brothers threshing now, expecting to
be at the Lloyd RAIDER farm on Fri
day and Saturday, but he will be
ready to handle some more auction
| sales in a week or two.
At an election of the I. o. O. F.
Tuesday evening A. A. Dinsdale was
chosen noble grand; Leon Stuck, vice
grand; M. L. Auner, recording secre-
tary; D. w. Mckenzie, treasurer; J.
R. Stewart, trustee for two years and
Allen Harleman trustee for three
years. ]. P. Tingle holds over as
financial secretary. Installation OF
officers will take place the first OF
the year. ~
The S. and C.. road show at the
opera house Monday night will be ami
other fine feature attraction The
first will be Mile. Emerie &. Co. il
an act It, Of a.: aerial novelty S;;, the ee. man. the tn!
other amazing scene The climax o.
the show is Techow's wonderful
trained cats. Adams & Guhl as com,
medians delight the audience. johnny
Fogarty's dancers are the last wore
in the latest dances.-adv, q
Mrs. D. D. Mars and son, ROLAND
left Wednesday for Chenille, Mimi:
where her uncle, David Roberts, il
very i'll. They were accompanied by
her brother, Hugh Roberts, who ha:
been working out at the ]. G.. Erl
farm for several months, Quintol
Roberts autoed to Mandan with Lei
Aughnay Wednesday and joined hi
brother and sister there on their trip
It is possible that one of the Robert:
boys will remain down there for som
time. Little Wesley Mars is at home
with his father and grand parents.
The Royal Welsh Male Quartettt
Of South Wales is to give a concert al
the Elk auditorium Saturday evening
december II. This is the finest quar-
tette from the greatest land of sing
ers. The four gentlemen appearing
here are the survivors of the Gwen1
Welsh singers saved. from the Lusl:
tania disaster. Risca Williams re
lates the story Of the sinking of the
ship off the coast of Ireland, of his
fight for life among the two thous'
and passengers, his rescue from a
raft after floating five hours and the
final meeting of his comrads. AID.
mission is rs cents for children and
rs cents for adults. Sunday after:
noon at 3 o'clock this quartette will
give a sacred concert at the Elk
auditorium. Tickets are on sale at
the Greene drug store.-adv.