The Dickinson press., 1915-02-20

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fair was a Valentine party with all
appropriate decoration and an ele-
CANT dinner was served by Mrs.
Chas. Hughes in the Grill room. The
entertainment was dancing and cards.
Joe Fritsch was down from his
ranch near Sully Springs on Tuesday.
Jerry Brabec was in Tuesday from
his farm in Dunn county. He found
the roads in poor shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dugald Stewart were
expecting to leave Bowman this week
on their trip to California.
Misses Luella Lyken and Bessie
Johnson spent Saturday and Sunday
at Taylor visiting at the H. H. Half
strom home.
Emanuel Anderson returned to his
home north Of Taylor after spending
several days in the city attending to
matters of business.
F. D. Morford of Hebron spent a
few days in the city the middle of
the week, securing orders for the
Jewell Nursery Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Richards and
daughter, Dorothy, were in San Diego
this week. They will be getting home
about the first of March.
Jack Eastgate, who is connected
with the Agricultural College at
Fargo, was a guest of Attorney and
Mrs. T. H. Pugh over Sunday.
John Veneyke, who rents the Bran
lex farm at Eland, is milking a good
number of COWS this season. He sup
plies the Geo. Berzel store with cream
and milk.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reilly were
down for more dental work on Tues
day. Mr.. Reilly said the snow was
wearing away in the Bad Lands in
good shape.
Mrs. F. M. Grub and little son,
Max, arrived in the city Saturday
morning from. Manhattan, Mont, to
spend some time visiting with her
son, Stanley.
The middle of last week the second
basketball team of the University, of
which Vernon McCutchan and Crosby
Richards of this city are members,
defeated the Mayville Normal's team
by SO to IL.
John Gunwall and daughter, Miss
Goldie, spent the latter part of last
week in the city from their home
north of Taylor. Mr.. Gunwall visited
his sister, Miss Carrie Gunwall, while
in Dickinson.
Mrs. Theckla Berry of Glendive was
in Dickinson on Monday and Tues
day en- route home from a trip to St.
Cloud, MINI. While in the city she
was the guest of friends at the st.
Charles hotel.
Supt. L. r. Waldron left the middle
of the week for Velva to lecture at
the Farmers Institute, conducted
there this week. Mr.. Waldron has
some business which will necessitate
his going to Fargo before returning
home.
Joe Semerad was in the city the
latter part of last week from his
farm west of New Hradec. He had a
large acreage the past year and hopes
to increase it a little the coming sea-
son. He looks for good prices again
next fall.
C. A. Ladenberger of Bismarck was
in Dickinson the past week in the in
terest of the First National Life ms.
Co. He was accompanied by r. A..
Cannon Of LIE Mars, Iowa, who is TAX
ing a district agency for the company
and locating at Beach,.
The new Northern Pacific road
master at Dickinson, C. L. Dalton,
expected his wife and two sons from
Livingston, Montana, the first of the
week. They have the Henderson
house on Second Avenue West and are
very comfortably situated.
Albert Jauss spent Saturday in the
city attending to some shopping and
business. He had over two hundred
acres in crop at his farm southeast
of the city the past year. He hopes
to have at least that number of acres
again this year. But what he puts in
he will put in right.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Erb came in
from their farm near Manning Sat-
day. They returned the first of the
week after having some dental work
done and attending to business mat
tiers. They also visited with their
son and daughter, who are attending
the high school here. w
H. S. Russell, who has been asso-
ciated with the Hess Creamery of
Glen Ullin for some time, was in the
Twin Cities recently purchasing the
machinery for the new creamery
which will 500 open up in Mandan.
Mr.. Russell is one of the stock hold
r and will work in the interest of
the new company. Mrs. Russell and
two sons, Walton and William, will
remain in Dickinson with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Walton, until Mr.. Russell
is able to find a suitable home for
them in Mandan.