The Dickinson press., 1916-12-09
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Miss Fay Mclean, who teaches
near Fryburg, and for several days
was the guest of Misses Ethel and
Myrtle Parker and Miss Dorothy Cob
Ter, returned to Fryburg on Sunday.
w. j.. Ray opened his new billiard
on Monday. The new show house,
which is also going up in that block,
is being rushed to completion and
Mrs. Ray expects to have same ready
for opening before the first of the
year.
Misses Tena Davidson and Mar
gu"litc Rudisellc spent the latter
part Of last week at New England as
the guests of Miss Davidson's sister,
Miss Mildred. They were also in
attcnAa:,cc at the big Thanksgiving
dance a. New England.
VIM. +. Rctzlon of Mcdora and
Miss Josephine Pclissicr CT Belticld
were granted q marriage license from
Judge Fred Macer's office on Deccm-
Der 1st, as were also Carl johnson
and Miss Louise IdIcr, both of Rhamc
Oil TUESDAY, December 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Jennings and
Misses Dorothy Goblcr, Ethel and
Myrtle Parker Of this city, and Miss
Fay Mclean Of Fryburg autoed to
Killdccr on Sunday. While at the
northern terminal, they made it a
point to visit the Reed Bros. store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Anton Of South
Heart ;.utocd in on Wednesday with
J. S. Duinorn,t the former to see Mrs.
john II AS, Mrs. Anton's mother, who
is at s.. Joscph'S hospital recovering
from an operation. Mr.. Dukhorn is
one OF Hiadstonc's prosperous mcr-
chants.
IHc Reed Store Club held their
monthly social and business meeting
on ,lucs,Iuy evening. The banquet
was held at the Willard hotel and the
regular program carried out in the
store rest room. The next meeting
will take place the second Tuesday in
January.
julius Brcda, the assistant Of NJ.
A. Scnertlius in his jcwelry store in
this city, left on No. 1 Tuesday night
for Miles City, Mont, to help out in
Mr.. Schcrffius' jewelry store at that
point, during the illness Of the regu-
lar manager. He will likely be gone
for some time.
Julius Linz and his three daugh-
tcrs drove in from their fam one
mile south of Gladstone on Wednes-
day to do some Christmas buying.
Mr.. Linz resided in Gladstone for sew
eral years but later moved out on
his present farm, which is conven-
iently close to town, and is prospecting
nicely.
f. R. Dunlap returned the middle
of the week from Circle, Mont, where
he had been for the past two weeks
getting the household effects ready to
be frclg!lted overland to Glendive and
then to Dickinson, where the Dualaps
arc now making their home. Mr..
Dunlap is now employed in the Blood
garage.
Mrs. C. r. P~endergast, daughter,
Mrs. G.. w. Sweet, and sons, Carroll
and Richard, returned to their homes
ct Hcttllger on Tuesday following a
several days visit at the Harry Beid-
Ter home in this city, Mrs. Pendergast
being q sister Of Mrs. Beidler. The
fcnt>rS2st family formerly resided in
this city.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Dick
inson Cemetery Association were de-
SllGCIC 1 w V4Ios ma
Bake ct her home on First Avenue
West on Tuesday evening. About
thirty members were present. With
the assistance Of Miss Jennie Mason,
Mrs. Bake served a most delicious
luncheon. Carnations were used for
decorations.
For Sale-Big type Poland China
hogs. Several choice yearling and
CrrInr hon rc OIcn q N,ryoh1r ~ foil
pigs of either sex for sale. These
hogs are all pure bred. sired by
Mouro's Jumbo III, 21O133, an 300
lb. hog, and also Hercules II, 256519,
and out of Peter Mouro. bred dams.
Can ship by express or freight from
Sentinel Butte, sc miles west of
Dickinson on the main line.-John G.
Odland Sentinel Butte. N. D. 1l-25-3t
The pupils of the night school were
delightfully."- entertained by the teach
ing force last Wednesday evening. A
quartet, composed of H. O. Pippin, J.
L. Hughes, VIM. j. Noggle and D. D.
Mars, rendered several numbers and
following a short talk by Rev. r. H.
Craig, Miss Cora Anderson favored
them with a vocal solo in her full
sweet voice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Schlapman
drove in on Wednesday from their
farm four miles southwest of Glad
stone. Mr. ~Schlapman owns 300 acres
of land, 300 acres of which are under
cultivation and the rest devoted to
grazing. He disposed of some of his
stock the past fall, receiving as high
as $50 a round. Mr.. Schlapman has
around 80 head left.