The Dickinson press., 1915-10-23
THE DICKINSON PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1915.
LOCAL NEWS
1have a steady Job for a good

LOCAL NEWS
1have a steady job for a good man.
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E. Deiters.-adv. 1t
The Oscar Farr store will receive
nearly a carload of chairs from the
factory the coming week.
Editor and Mrs. E. X. Jenkins,
Sheriff and Mrs. H. A. Kaspar autoed
in from Manning for a few hours
Thursday evening.
Mrs. O. J. Laylander of Chicago is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Victor Chill
gren, since Tuesday. Mrs. Laylander
expected to remain about ten days.
Frank Dexter was in Thursday to
meet his sister, Miss Geneva Dexter,
from Redfield, S. D., who came out
for a visit of some time.
j. Hartinger returned the last of
the week from a visit with his son,
Charles Hartinger on his fine farm
in South Dakota.
The ladies of the Cemetery Auxil-
larry association will hold a social at
the home of Mrs. Mary Walton next
Thursday. Everyone is invited.
Mrs. Hoy Russell of Mandan is here
visiting her mother, Mrs. Walton,
and her husbands parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Russell, for about a
month.
Mrs. Theresa Clark is not recover
ing very rapidly from her recent
operation and expects to enter the
local hospital again Saturday for
another operation.
Geo. D. Upwright is rejoicing that
his threshing is finished and that
he has 2,150 bushels of wheat and
LOGO of oats. The wheat average
was "a bushels.
The Dickinson Motor Car Co. has
made some substantial improvements
the past week at the. garage in the
way of sidewalks that are greatly
appreciated by the public.
Mesdames J.. w. Snyder and J. G..
F. Parker entertained Minis band Of
the Congregational Ladies aid society
Tuesday afternoon at the latter's
home.
The wheat on the Parker farm was
Welding about % bushels this week
but some of it did not grade good
and the same was stored for feed.
Oats yielded 60 bushels.
The Coffee Club met Thursday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Catherine
Ray in honor of Mrs. Costello of st.
Paul, who is visiting at the home Of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Nolan.
Carroll G: Clark and Miss Eliza
beth Muehlberger were united in
marriage on October Fl. The bride
is a step-daughter of Alderman Max
Beres, while the groom is with his
brother, Kenneth Clark, Of the Dick
inson Motor Car Co.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Deiters and two
little daughters, Louise and Florence,
returned Tuesday from St. Paul,
where Mrs. Deiters and daughters
visited for about a month. Mr..
Deiters went down after attending
the Methodist conference at Fargo.
The first number of the high school
lyceum course Wednesday evening
was very much enjoyed by the audi
ence and proved quite successful in a
financial way to the Seniors. The
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Flowers, an impersonator, who comes
Wednesday, November 8.
Rev. and Mrs. Charlie Cook were in
the city Wednesday evening, coming
up from Gladstone where they had
visited Mr.. Cookies sisters, Mrs. John
Little and Mrs. Mary Candee, since
coming from the Methodist conference
at Fargo. They were or their way to
take charge of the appointment on
the Bowman circuit.
Miss Grace Crowl and Mrs. Reuben
Lyon completed their series of parties
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week. The first afternoon there were
forty guests present and on Thursday
forty-six. The hostesses were assist
ed in serving the 100 o'clock luncheon
on Wednesday by Mesdames W. W.
| Stackhouse, R, S. Davidson, F. D.
Cooper and c. N. Barker, and the fol-
lowing day by Mesdames Thos. Tot
tingham, F. L. Roquette, A. H. Deiters
and H. l.. Dickinson. Both after
Moons were very pleasantly spent at
cards. The rooms were decorated
with jars of beautiful asters and
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