The Dickinson press., 1915-10-16
Mrs. J. A.. Rose and son, Clement,

Winona, st. Charles and other Min
nesota points, returned Saturday.
The Schmidt machine is threshing
for Ira Hewson this week and will
probably be at the Jake Roquette
farm about the middle of the coming
week if the weather remains good
Attorney T. F. Murtha was expected
home from Mott on Thursday even
ing. His partner, Attorney J. W.
Sturgeon, returned the night before
from a long drive into Mercer county.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Gardner of
Brodhead, Wis, who had been visit
ing with their daughter, Mrs. A. W.
Mclean, of this city for three weeks,
left for their home Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Grady and Mrs. Costello of
St. Paul are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nolan, for
about a month. Mrs. Costello arriv-
ing Tuesday and Mrs. Grady a few
days earlier.
Season tickets for the Lyceum
course are $3.50 for adults and $1.00
for children. The advantage of buy
ing a season ticket is easily seer
when one considers that single admis-.
sion tickets for the concerts alone are
75c each.-adv.
Reserved seats for the entire
Lyceum course which will be put on
at the high school during the winter,
will be available with season tickets
only and will be reserved at the Ben
zie drug store, beginning with this
coming Monday. A holder of a seas
on ticket is entitled to a reserved seat
which he can keep throughout the en-
tire cOurse.-adv.
Raymond Paulson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Erland Paulson of north of
Taylor, was accidentally caught in
the mechanism while working on a
threshing machine Wednesday after
noon. His arm was broken and he
was hurried to Dickinson in an auto,
} accompanied by his mother and broth
er, .Torger. The doctors do not pro-
nounce the injury very serious and he
will probably be able to return home
within a few days. Mrs. Paulson and
Torger returned Thursday morning.:
Mr.. and Mrs: E. S. Clayton, of the
Uneeda Biscuit Company, will give a
cookie demonstration at the F. L.
Roquette store, Saturday, October %.
They will show a very large variety
in the cooky line. Miss Caldwell, the
domestic science teacher, will serve
; coffee and cookies to all visitors.
Everybody come and bring your
friends. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all. Remember the date,
Saturday, October 23:-adv.
; The Masons have decided to let
the ladies of the Eastern Star and al
!. so ladies of Masonic families have the
) use of their temple Thursday after
, moons and evenings. Mesdames C. H.
; Starke, Herbert Anderson and Roy
Henderson were appointed by Mrs.
Alice Poland as a reception com
mittee. Their first meeting will be
) held Thursday. The object of these
gatherings is to promote s~ociability
and good time. The Masons are al
) so giving their Saturday evening
; dances regularly.
Mrs. Evelyn Willard Clark, an artist
of broad reputation, will come to
Dickinson and teach china decoration
if a class can be assured. Mrs
! Clarke has done studio work many
) years, in St. Paul, Santa Ana, Calf,
; and Mayville, N. D. She has taken a
national prize and various premiums
at state fairs, Ask Miss Laura
; Dumke all about what Mrs. Clarke
will do if a big interest is shown
) here.-adv. 1O-16-2p
News was received this week by
!, Mrs. C. W. Herstein of Havelock, who
is visiting at the S. H. Smiley home,
that her brother-in-law, Jake Her.
; stein, who had just returned to his
home at Lewis, Iowa, from a visit
country, died of heart trouble Sun
; daughter, Mrs. Ed. Roller, and her
Lewis on Tuesday. G. W. Herstein, a
the International Dry Farming Cong
and as he was also to visit at other
by wire.
"The Rose of the Rancho" is a
play. the. story going back to 1850
when the government decreed that all
ranchers must register their proper7
ties. The Spanish residents in Cali
! fornia refused to comply and a sys-
tenn of raids and seizures developed.
Kearney is sent out to investigate
I matters and while there meets
! Juanita, the crosse of the Rancho"
; with whom he falls in love. He
) warns her people to comply with the
law, but they hesitate. He obtains
I the papers, rushes to the registry Of
! flee and pretending friendship to the
} raiders, delays them until the soldiers
} other. but the manner in which Kearn-
! ey won her will be shown at the
Lyric Friday, October 22.-adv.
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