The Dickinson press., 1915-10-30

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LOCAL NEWS
). G. Wall brought a load of vege-
tables in from his farm near Marshall
this week.
A son was born Sunday, the 24th,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Hough in
the northeastern part of the city.
A. L. Martin was in Dickinson on
Thursday and stated that his thresh-
ing machine would be started the last
Of the week.
Lost-2 black geldings, weight
1,40O, also 1 brown gelding, thin in
flesh. Return to Percy Goslett, Dick
inson.-adv. 10-23-2p
I DR.. and Mrs. Sam Chernausek are
expected back from their honeymoon
trip Sunday. They have taken a
flat in the Parker building.
Mrs. Mary Christ and son, Lester,
autoed in from their ranch near Mary
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the city until Saturday.
Mrs. M. L. Velzy was a guest re-
Gently of her cousin, Mrs. James
Moran, Of this city. Mrs. Velzy was
en- route to Everett, Wash.
Daniel Wiegum was threshing an
80-acre field of flax the last Of the
week on the w. L. Richards farm
near the experiment station.
Mrs. F. L. Roquette and Mrs.
John Leask entertain MINIS Band Of
the Congregational Ladies Aid So
ciety at the Roquette home this (Fri-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Archie Dingman and daugh-
ters, Miss Arvilla and little Florence
expected to leave Friday for a visit
with Mrs. Frank Stone at Sentinel
Butte until Sunday.
Gov. L. B. Hanna, who was at Fry
burg for the harvest festival, was in
Miles City the day before, where he
was banquetted, and gave an interest
ing talk at the Commercial Club
rooms.
Frederick Carter of Snow is now
nicely settled in one of the Hartin-
ger houses on Sims Street. Mrs.
Carter, who had been at the hos
} pital for several weeks, was able to
come home Tuesday. .s-.
The Standard Bearer girls of the
Methodist church will give a Halo
cen social at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Eyer this (Friday) even
ing). A fine program has been pre-
pared by the girls. Admission 10c.
Frank Willer of twelve miles south
east of Dickinson, died of typhoid
fever Tuesday, burial being made on
Thursday. He leaves a wife and
eleven children to mourn him. De-
ceased is a brother-in-law of Frank
Schiller of this city. -
;, Fred Funk came up the middle Of
the week from Fort Rice, below Man.
dan, where he has a barber shop, ntc
accompany Mrs. Funk and two little
sons on Friday morning to Bismarck
, where she and the children will spenc
the winter with her parents.
:. Arthur Palmer and Frank Flynn
who returned from Florida the 25th
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interesting souvenirs of the south
among which are pictures of old bat,
tlefields, samples Of the cotton plant
in its various stages Of growth, etc
Don't fail to take advantage
of our quantity prices in our
Grocery Department during our
Fall Opening Sale. Cr0wl-
Schroeder Co. Department store.
adv. 10-30-1t
Mandan Daily Pioneer:-B. G.
Adams, superintendent of postoffice
construction, left Thursday morning
for Dickinson, where he will receive
the soil survey reports. Preliminary
preparations are now being made
for the erection of the new federal
building at Dickinson. &
In the current number Of the
North Dakota Sheaf, the official
organ of Bishop Tyler of the Episco-
pal church, is mention of W. J.
Orchard as local director Of the choir
and Miss Iva Conant as organist.
The local Episcopalians are surely
fortunate in having the services of
these two people.
Mrs. Thomas Nottingham was a
delightful hostess Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons to a large
number of her lady friends, about
forty being entertained each day,
The pleasant rooms were most elabo-
ratelv decorated with all the emhlerns