The Dickinson press., 1915-12-11

and a neighbor, Anton Veverka, of
about ten miles south of the city,
were in Wednesday. The Kacaleks
have their grain all hauled.
WE LOAN MONEY ON I'M
PROVED CITY REAL ES-
TATE. ORCHARD AGENCY,
PRESS BUILDING. 1t
Alderman Martin Schiller expected
to close a deal this week with AL.
Groh for the lease of his pool hall
under the German Mercantile Co.
hall. MI. Groh recently came down
from Glendive. The pool hall room is
sub-leased from w. J. Berns.
Mrs. P. F. Berringer is enjoying a
visit from her cousin, Orley Dixon,
of Mobridge, S. D. He expected to
remain over Sunday and then go on to
also visit with relatives for a short
time and be home in time for the
holidays.
Miss Edna Wrabec of Sioux Center,
Mimi, who has been teaching school
in the Sentinel Butte vicinity for a
few months, was in the city this week
looking up old friends from her home
city. Her father formerly ran a
newspaper at Sioux Center, but is
now holding a county office at that
place.
I. A. Nelson of Belfeld was going
to Gladstone early in the week to
finish up a little work and to pack up
his goods. Mrs. Nelson and son, Har-
old, were down to assist in packing.
| MI. Nelson has completed a barn at
Belfeld for ]. O. Mullaney and is
soon to go to Snow to do carpenter
work for Crog.
Charles D. Etchison of Chicago, who
has confessed that he assisted F. T.
Price of Minneapolis in the murder of
his wife in November, 1914, is known
to a number of people in Dickinson,
having been here as q scales sales
man and was in the Stein hospital
here for two weeks five or six years
ago.
L. Scott went out to the Scott
ranch near Werner, via Taylor Tues
day, his son, Clarence, who has been
working out there for the past six
months, coming to Dickinson the same
day and joining him at Taylor the
next morning. Mr.. Scott plans on
making a trip to Iowa before Christ
mas, where he will visit a brother and
two daughters.
Mrs. w. L. Richter was a delightful
hostess to twelve young ladies
Wednesday evening at her apart
ment in the J. l.. McCutchan home.
The evening was very pleasantly
spent at cards and music, which were
followed by a delicious luncheon.
Mrs. H. j. Blanchard assisted the
hostess for the evening.
An Elk initiation meeting was held
Tuesday, when Pete Klug Of this city,
Louis Kudrna of South Heart and j.
F. Gavin of Richardton became mem
bers of the lodge. At this meeting
Exalted Ruler J. F.. Brodie appointed
VIM. Littlehales, DR.. E. j. Hauser
and T. N. Hartung as a committee to
do the usual Christmas work among
the needy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodale en-
tertained at their home in the north
eastern part of the city last Friday
evening, about twenty of their
friends. Following cards, the hostess,
assisted by her mother, Mrs. R. w.
Eyer, and Mrs. Ufer, served a fine
luncheon. The guests are full of
praise for the entertaining abilities
of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodale.
David Turner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Turner, celebrated his twelfth
birthday recently by inviting about
eighteen friends for the afternoon.
They attended the matinee and later
played games. At six o'clock the
guests returned to their homes after
a fine luncheon served by Mrs.
Turner, who was assisted by Mrs. S.
M. Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hartley Of Rio,
Wisconsin, who had been visiting at
the H. Shurtlif home for a few days,
returned east on Wednesday,. When
Mr.. Shurtliff found that his old
friends were ~transacting business at
Mineral Springs, down in Slope
county, he went over with his car and
brought them to Dickinson, where
they enjoyed themselves very much.
Remember, the chicken pie supper
at the Methodist church parlors next
Thursday, December 16. Save your
Country Gentleman" Ladies Home
Journal" and Saturday Evening
POST. subscription, the all-year-round
gift, for the Curtis Pub. Co. agent,
who will be there to receive them.
The dainty and useful handmade arti-
cles will solve your Christmas prob
lens.
Arthur Heasley and H. M. Brown
have purchased the Dickinson Vulcan
izing shop of Earl Branick and have
been hard at work the past few days
in their new place of business. Mr..
Heasley has been in Dickinson since
early last year, while Mr.. Brown
came here only a short time ago.
The firm retains George Gesme, ex-
pert vulcanizer, and early the coming
year will install an acetylene weld
ing machine, also a carbon burning |
machine. It will be their aim to i'm
prove the services of the shop from
time to time as they see an oppor-
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