The Dickinson press., 1909-08-14

". R. Peet came in from the east
Tuesday.
Rassie Deffebach returned from his
Miles City trip Tuesday.
The Lutheran Sunday school children
are 10 have a picnic at the McGillivray
grove on Heart river next Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Rollins, who has q fine
homestead in the Golden Valley eight
miles from Beach, was in Dickinson on
business Tuesday.
Elliot freeman returned Saturday
from the Smith ranch near Bsoncho
where he had been spending hie vaca-
ton.
Adam Lefor, A. L. RIFT and party
came up from Gladstone Tuesday night.
They reported the going very heavy
on account of the rain.
Mrs. G. A. Clark received the sad
news this week of the death of her
sister. Hannah Duffy, at her old home
in Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Mckinley expect to
take quite an extended trip west as
soon as Miss Mary returns from her trip
to the Seattle fair.
Mrs. G. W.. Mcclellan and child and
Mrs. Mark Sutherland returned Tues
day from a months visit al Mountain
Home and other points in Idaho.
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Misses Margaret Mckinley and Flossie
Jennings returned Monday from their
visit at the Cuskelly racnh al Oakdale
Malgery Cuskelly came in on Tuesday.
Miss Grace Robinson entertained a
few of her young friends on Monday
evening. Games were played and
refreshments served later in the even
ing.
Alfred Nelson, who has been working
in town at carpentering, was unable
to get out to his home north of Green
river on Wednesday on account of the
high water.
Mrs. H. Granmo and Miss Clara
Meisenhoder went to Glen Ullin Wednes-
day to visit friends and relatives. sfter
which Miss M~eisenholder will return
to her home in South Dakota.
Thee Bucholz removed last week to
Baker, Mont. where he has a homestead.
Mrs Ira Wilson. and Miss Fern, who
have been visiting for two months in
Iowa, returned Tuesday.
This week Judge j. van der Las
issued marriage licenses to Peter N eisuer
and Marie Hellenbeck of Gladstone
and 10 Andrew Messer and Magestis
Scehwan of Midway.
Miss Anna Cuskelly, who has very
successfully conducted a kindergarten
term tor the past wv months. treated
the little one of her class to a picnic at
Green river on Wednesday,. The day
was an ideal one and a very enjoyable
time was had.
On Tuesday afternoon Eva Sargent
gave a small party at which little
Mary Quinn was the guest of honor.
A number of her playmates were present
and the hours passed very happily
with games. etc. and later refreshments
were served.
Narve Narveson, who has been looking
after his land interests south IF Willis
ton, visited Ormanzo Brown and family
this week. Mr.. Narveson, whose home
is north of Williston. was a neiehbor
of Mr.. Browns at his old home in
Holly, MINI.
Miss Arvilla Dineman went to
Becker, Mimi. Tuesday for a two
weeks visit with relatives. On her
return she will be accompanied by a
cousin. MI. Vaudeville. who will teach
in the county this fall. His brother.
James Vaudeville, a Stark county
teacher, is supplying in the depot at
Gladstone during vacation.
Alfred Skinner was at the Dickinson
U. S. land office on Wednesday to
make five year proof on his homestead
northeast of Gladstone. Mr.. Skinner
has resided on his claim for six years
and has it practically all broken. MI.
Skinner is a:school teacher from Ken
lucky and has taught several successful
terms in this county in addition to his
farm labors. He is proud of his 100
acres of government land. His
witnesses in making proof were VIM B.
Powers and Walter Sterland.