The Dickinson press., 1915-09-11
NEWS

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Miss Lorene Evans came in by
stage from Halliday Monday to con-
tinue her high school work here.
Miss Selma 4Michaelson of Medora
was the guest of Mrs: Irwin Muth for
a short time, returning home Monday.
Mrs. Pashley, mother Of Mrs. E.
J. Hauser, arrived from Hawley,
Mimi, last Saturday for a two
months visit.
Lost-Crank for old model Buick
car between Dickinson and Taylor.
Finder please return to Dauber Auto
Garage.-adv. 1t
Miss Mary Glynn passed through
the city on No. 2 Monday to her home
at Richardton from Medora where she
had been visiting.
Miss Evadna Pugh expected to
leave the last of the week for a two
weeks visit at the Wilcox and Jensen
ranches out north.
Leavitt Butler came home from
Regent the latter part of last week
and has taken q position in the Soules
& Butler lumber yard.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Bence, who
were visiting at the Roy Butler home
a week, went on to their home in In
diana on Wednesday.
Mrs. Nate Halliday of Medora came
down Wednesday and entered the hos
pital Immediately, having a severe
case of poisoned ivy. She vas accom-
panied by Miss Ora Gray, who re-
turned by the next train.
A little daughter arrived recently
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Decker of nea Bently. Mrs. Decker
is a sister of Mrs. w. F. Burnett of
this city. The little girl is named
Margaret Susan.
Thos. Menke, of the Dickinson
Union Delivery, supplied at the Crowl-
Schroeder store in Mr.. Muth's place,
while the latter was off for a few
days hunting trip with H. F. Schroed-
er and Fred Reese.
Miss Meta Hoist left Wednesday
for her school near Mary, which be-
gins this coming Monday. She went
out via Belield and Gorham. She
will stay with her uncle, Paul Redlin,
who is postmaster at Mary.
John J. Scott was feeding 80 head
of young cattle in Dickinson on
Thursday, the same having been
picked up in the vicinity of Mandan.
Mr.. Scott was shipping his car of
cattle to Montana points.
Mrs. Harry Annear and son, Har-
old, came in Tuesday from their
ranch a Gorham, via Belfeld.
Harold will attend school here this
winter, enterirn in the 3rd grade.
While here, Mrs. .Annear was q
guest at the ]. C. F. Parker home.
The card club, consisting of about
thirty members. held their first meet
ing Of the fall on Thursday even
ing with MI. and Mrs. w. F.
Burnett. The club suspends its
meetings every summer.
E. A. Myers, of Doubleday &
Myers, returned the first of the week
from his short business trip to the
Twin Cities. Mrs. Nelson has been
engaged to help him at the studio and
he hopes now to be able to catch up
some of his work that has been &C.
cumulating for several weeks.
Miss Rose Flanagan and assistants
are working hard to get The Vogue
stock placed for the grand opening
which is announced for next Tuesday,
September ID. The Vogue now occu-
pies all Of the store space back of the
Benzie Drug Co., the additional space
being used for ready-to-wear gar
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dugald Stewart arc
spending a few days with friends iii
the city before returning to Bowman.
Mr.. Stewart had a fine hunting trip
with the Dickinson. sportsmen during
the earlv part of the week. Mrs
George Dobson will likely return with
the Stewards and be present at the
federation meeting in Hettinger on
the 18th.
Dedication services will be held
September 10Th. at st. Anthony
church seven miles north of New
Hradec. Rev. FIR. Thieson will Of
ficiate at the ceremony. The ladies
of the congregation will have a fine
lunch prepared for all. A good many
from this city plan on being present
at the event. FIR. Theison, formerly
of Manning, has been transferred to
this charge.
Mrs. Roy Corwin, formerly Miss
Tillie Knudson. typesetter for w. A.
Carter on the Recorder, came in from
Bismarck Wednesday evening, to
spend a short time in the city with
friends. She is en- route to the coast
where she will visit at various points,
including Crescent City, Calf, where
MI. and Mrs. Mac Master. formerly
Of Bismarck reside. Mrs. Corwin left
her little son in the care Of his
grandparents at Bismarck.
Judge Fisk, of the state supreme
court, and Mrs. Fisk and daughters,
Misses Helen and Doris, autoed into
the city Sunday from Bismarck, to be
the guests of Attorney and Mrs. T.
H. Pugh. Monday the Fisk and Pugh
families went out in their cars to the
Wilcox and Jensen ranches, returning
Wednesday afternoon. Attorney
Kelly accompanied them out as far
as Killdeer. Judge and Mrs. Fisk
and daughters returned to Bismarck