The Dickinson press., 1916-02-19

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MAIDS %Jasperson of south of Taylor,
and F. H. Schroeder of the Taylor
Meat Market, came up on No. z
Tuesday to attend the Elks meeting
that evening and attend to business
matters. The last named gentleman
raj accompanied by his wife who ex-
pected to visit with friends here for
a few days.
Mrs. Ellen WEIGH, who spent a short
time in the city last week, returned
to Richardton Friday afternoon.
Joseph Wokal, a prosperous farmer
residing II miles northeast of Dick
inson, is preparing to do a great
deal of new breaking this spring, land
expects to sow around 300 acres in
all. Besides this, Mr.. Wokal's large
farm affords plenty Of room for the
pasturage of his 40 horses and 80
head Of cattle.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Clarke enter
tanned a few of their neighbor friends
at a four course Z o'clock dinner Mon
day evening, the hostess being as
sisted by Misses Ethel Parker and
Margaret Stewart. The tables and
rooms ERE prettily decorated with
cupids and hearts as beftted the
day. Cards, at four tables, furnished
the amusement of the evening.
A. A. Harleman, of the Roquette
grocery department, will leave this
coming Monday for Hollister, Calf,
spending a short time at Portland,
Oregon, en- route, He will be Joined
as tRRsllifMtS rs. fTx =, s Sjgt Wit b aHd bs ss5
spending the winter in Pacific Grove,
Calf. They expect to return to
about the first of April.
Tom Mouat, a big rancher out on
the Crow reservation, and who is as
ISOLATED with A. w. Mason Of this
city in the cattle business, came in
last week with a car Of cattle from
st. Paul, and after a few days stay
in the city, left Friday for Killdeer
to ship a carload Of hogs east and re-
turn with another car of cattle. Mr..
Mason left Tuesday evening for Me-
dora to also ship a carload Of hogs
east the following day.
Cards were received in the city last
week announcing the birth Of a seven
pound little daughter, Mildred Belle,
to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Allen Clark, on
February 9th at Washington, D.. c.
Mr.. Clark is connected with the De-
partment Of Agriculture at Washing
ton, being assistant agronomist in
western wheat investigation. The
Clarks resided in Dickinson about a
year and a half ago, he being con-
nected with the experiment station
here.
John W. Goodall, who is recovering
in fine shape from his recent attack
of pneumonia at st. Joseph's hospital
left Tuesday afternoon for Bismarck
EN- route to his home at Goodall, N,
ID. Mrs. Goodall, who was visiting
friends and relatives here, left the
latter part of last week for Mandar
for q visit with her sister, Mrs. ]. X
Porter. If the railroads were blocked
SO that trains could not go through
out north Mr.. Goodall expected to joir
his wife and also pay the Porters {
little visit.
Mrs. John Fisher arranged a mos
pleasant surprise for her sons, Alfred
Harry and Herbert, Saturday even
ing, when about thirty Of their schoo
mates, who gathered at s. H. Smiley's
camezin a body to enjoy the evening
at the Fisher home in the north
western part Of the city. The affai
was carried out in Valentine style
and the time spent in games an
music. a. tasty luncheon was serve.
lby Mrs. Fisher, assisted by Mrs. w
q. Mitchell and Mrs. s. "a. Smiley
Before leaving the young peopl
showed their appreciation Of Mr.
Fishers hospitality by q rousin'
cheer Of nine rahs for their hostess
The members Of the Catholic Youn!
Ladies Sodality were hostesses, 5eac
Eto a guest, at a delightful Valentin
IDarty at the parish house Of the 81
IPatrick's church, Monday evening
Solos BY Misses Cora Anderson an
Blanche Flanagan were very much en-
Ijoyed and duets by little Bert an
ICharles Dignam Of Fargo, who az
here with their uncle, In. John Dig
nam, for the winter, were very pppu
liar with the audience. The game :
IsAHeartsl.,, lin accordance with th
IValentine season, furnished part 4
Ifha evening arnuselnenf Cupidssa an
other Valentine symbols werez.e.1
1fectivelvS used decorations. Th