The Dickinson press., 1907-06-08
fAMTIE NEWS.

AZ FAYETJE NEWS. us
Mrs. Patrick Regain and child have
arrived from Bismarck.
Miss anie Brew took the teachers ex-
animation il Dickinson last week,
Frank Kirkhoff has been a victim Of
the mulnpps for 4 couple Of weeks.
John Riichardton Of Schafer stopped in
our village Tuesday night en- route to-
Dickinson.
Mrs. ", =. Smith visited with Mrs. M.
Johnson and Mrs. Walter Parmeter
last Friday.
Mi. and Mrs. Andrew Schoenlein and
children visited over Sunday at the home
Of Jas. Smith.
Arleigh.R enshaw and Miss Ivy Boyd
enjoyed an evenings ride to Palmer's
on. Wednesday.
Mrs. N. ]. johnson and Mrs. Paul
Tygum visited at w. E: and F. G.
Smiths last Wednesday.
Mrs. Paul Tygum rode to Oakdale last
Thursday to visit for Il couple Of days
with her friend, Mrs. F. H. Lindsey.
Quite a number in this neighborhotod
are planning to attend the dance at Lay
ton Georges June II. Everybody is in
yited: /
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bardinger drove
from Dickinson this week to visit for !
few days with their daughter. Mrs. Joe
Kary. All.
Mrs. w. p. Owens arrived in Dickin-
son this week Wednesday and will soon
be settled in a comfortable home on her
claim on Knife river east of Fayette.
The Landing season is nearly over. and
although it has been a rather cold and
wet one, the sheep men are congratu-
lating themselves over the light losses.
Mrs. F. A. Little and Miss Anna
Fisher attended the graduating exer-
Fcises at Dickinson. Miss Hilda Anseth
attended to the wants of Fayette custom
ers during their absence.
]. w. Roycraft succeeded in blasting
a solid ledgesof three fleet Of rock in
Johnson's we'll this week. We are very
fortunate to have some ON here who
understands that kind oEwork SO we'll.
Henry Rasmussen, accompanied by
his niece, Vina Rasmussen, arrived this
week from Wausau, Wis. Both intend
to take up homesteads in twp. ia, r. q6.
Nh. Rasmussen is a brother-in-law Of
Mrs. w. Parmeter.
John Samson finished his duties at I.
H. Annear's last week and is again living
lon his claim. He is digging the base
ment for a large barn which he expects
to erect in the near future.
Children's day exercises will be held
by the Knife River Sunday school June
I6. at the home of LA. Watkins, begin
ming at 1890 a. m. The members would
like a large attendance Of all interested
in children's Sunday school work.
The class of 1907, D. H. s., with the
exception Of the Misses Amundson,
Christensen and Ballweber. are enjoy.
ing an outing tour through the country
north and east. They encamped at the
spring north Of Fayette Sunday nigh,
and were in camp at Oakdale Monday
night. Besides the pleasure Of the trir
they are seeing safely home two mem.
bers of the class, the Misses Minnie
Rosendahl and Mildred Smith. Mis-.
Rosendahlis home is west OF Fayette
but she accompaniedthe party / Oak
dale and returned Tuesday by stage t.
Fayette. where she was met by hel
father. From Oakdale the party jour
neyed east and south to Miss Smith.
home about "a miles north Of Hebron
and from there will return to Dickinson
A distance Of nearly 200 miles will have
been covered when Dickinson i.
reached again.
The home Of MI. and Mrs. F.. G
Smith was the scene Of a happy famil,
gathering on Thursday, May go, il
honor of Mrs. c. II. Smiths 10Th birth
day anniversary. Four grandchildren
were present and her two ons Will.
andSFred, also Mrs. w. E. Smith ane
Ernie Hull, a brother Of Mrs. F. G
Smith. The decorations were beauti
fully carried out in green and white
both as to the table and the serving 8
the different courses for dinner. Grand
ma Smith was the recipient Of severa
gifts in remembrance Of the day. Sh.
is a very pleasant old lady and hel
youthful habits make it difficult to be
lieve that somany years have ppassee
over her head. Mrs. Smith has livec
among us only year, but in that shor,
thine we have learned t. love her, anc
wish her many returns Of the happy day
Mrs. +. g. Smith also gave a luncheon
for her niece, Marion Smith, last Tues
jday.it heinp her nth hirthdav annivar