The Dickinson press., 1895-06-08
PERSONAL MENTION.


to Grand Forks.
G. T.. Sharp left Monday evening
for minneapolis.
Mrs. Chas. H. Pond has returne;
with her son Harry from Michigan.
Miss Carrie Clpm.npr returned IT,
Minneapolis las. Saturday evening.
Mrs. George W. Lee of Gladstone
was u visitor In town Wednesday.
Mr.. an,l Mrs. E. J. Bardwell are off
on II visit to relatives in Wisconsin.
L. A. Simpson went to St. Paul last
Saturday, returning the last Of this
week.
Mrs. John Orchard and son Welland
left last Friday night for their home
in Fargo.
]. A. Ferris came down from Me.
dora Saturday evening, returning
Sunday morning.
Michael Collins and family left
Wednesday for Tacoma and other
points on the Coast.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J.. w. Chamberlain
drove up from Richardton Tuesday,
returning Wednesday.
Welton Mcdonald attended the
Grand Encampment I. o. o. F.. ut
Valley City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Angliss left
Tuesday for st. Paul via Grand Forks.
They will return the first of next
week.
Senator McGillivray spent few
days at Jamestown this week and in
the meantime Mrs. McGillivray visit.
ed in Fargo.
Professor Peters of Glsndive, a
teacher of vocal music, was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Cunningham
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. P.J. Pelissier came Q down from
Medora last Saturday evening. &C
companied by her little son who had
broken his right arm.
Tyler Walker, owner of the Touring
mills at Fort Ransom, has been pay.
lug visit to his sister, Mrs. John
w. Currie, this week.
E. J. Edwards, a druggist of Fair.
mont, Minn., who has been out to his
horse ranch on Grand river, returned
home Wednesday evening.
Miss Mitchell left Wednesday for
Anaconda, Montana, where she visits
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. G. E.
Dobson for about two weeks.
Anthony REILLY was over from
Broncho this week. Mrs. Richly came
along as far rs Richardton, where SHE
visited her parents for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Gates, residents
some years of Billings county, were
en- route last Saturday for Verndale
Minn., where they make their futur,
home.
Mrs. j. A. Ferris and Mrs. s. M.
Ferris, of Medora, left Saturday even.
ing on a visit of two months or more
with relatives and friends in New
Brunswick.
Mrs. ]. P. Tingle visited Mr.. ani
Mrs. NJ. L. Parker of Jamestown thi!
week and also attended the closing
of the l. o. o. F. Grand Lodge a
Valley City.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. G. DeGraff spent q
day in the Bad Lands the first of thu
week, going to Sully Springs by trair
and thence by team-supplied by Au
gust Johnson-to Medora.
w. T. Blew of Minneapolis, travel.
ing agent for the Red Line Transit
Co., was in town Tuesday and Wednes
day. Mr.. Blew was pupil of Prof
Clemmer in Jamestown and was hi!
guest while here.
Mrs. Nixon Waterman, wife of the
poet Waterman, arrived Wednesda!
from Saint Joe, Mich, and will re
main sometime at the home of he
mother, Mrs. Haskins, who has been
very poorly the past two weeks.
Senator McGillivray: There never
was such fine grass for cattle on th'
ranges. The crops all over the state
are looking splendldIy. This is Nor tt
Dakota year. There is too much pros
perity in sight for populism to thrive
Roadmaster Parker has had instruc.
tions to fix up the stock yards at Elan'
in good shape. The yards are to be
scraped and graveled, fifty carloads o1
gravel having been ordered from
Billings.
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