The Dickinson press., 1910-07-02

A. H. Arnett went to his ranch north
on Monday.
A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Eyer on June Is.
j. J. Murphy was a business visitor
from New England the FIRST of the week.
Mrs. T.. Lamberson and little son left
the first of the week for a several weeks
visit at her old home at Doom, Iowa.
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John P. Junsers made a business trip
in from Regent on Wednesday
Miss Josephine Mcmillan left last
Saturday for her home in Nebraska.
Mrs. E. P. Stanley was in from the
Hayes ranch near Fayette a few days
last week.
Any one desiring the services of an
experienced Hart-Parr engineer call at or
write PRESS Office. 7-2-2p
Miss Ethel M. Summers of Peoria,
ILL.,. has been enaaRed to teach domestic
science and art at Dickinson the COM
ing school year.
Attorneys F. H. REGISTER and George
Newton came up from Bismarck on
Thursday to argue a case in chambers
before Judge W. C. Crawford.
Mrs. NJ. Klinefelter and Miss Leone
came in from Marmarth on Saturday.
Mrs. Klinefelter returned the first of the
week while Leone viii spend some time
visiting here .s...a
T~oeetthesbes. out oflifeSi s a problem.
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On Sunday mercury recorded 81 de-
erees of heat in the shade; Monday, ~
Tuesday 81. The wind got around, into
the west on Wednesday and the weather
was a trife more comfortable.
Rev. A. C. Hacke of SiIverton, Colo
RADIO. has accepted a call to the First
congregational church of Dickinson. 1t
is expected that he will take the charge
about the first Of September.
Arthur Parker returned Saturday from
Moscow. where he has been attending
the Idaho q. and will spend the vaca-
ton months at thu. home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. F. Parker.
Judge W. C. Crawford has no regular
court work for the coming week. On
July II he will open court in Manning,
but the Dunn county calendar does not
appear to be a large one this time:
Mrs. w. ]. Buchner and son. Arthur,
came down from Glendive to accompany
to Gendive Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Buchner,
parents of Mr.. Buchper. who were com
ing from Duluth. Mimi. on Wednesday
to spend some time at the home of theil
son.
The Odd Fellows will install officers
next Tuesday night as follows: M. L.
Auner. N. G.; Duncan Mcneil. ". G.
c. c. Turner, secretary; D. w.
Mckenzie, treasurer. There will BIZ
refreshments al the close of the cere.
monies.
The Unique theatre will close next
Saturday for several weeks or until the
hot weather is past. The attendance
has kept up good but Proprietor Junkins
thinks that this sort of weather make.
it too strenuous for the entertainers and
for those who patronize.
Dr.. Leonard of the University at
Grand Forks and VIM. Greenleaf and F.
B. Farrow. students, were in the city 8
few days this week making preparations
for their geological survey and trip init
the country south east of here. This il
an annual trip for Dr.. Leonard, always
taking two or more of the students
along. :.
Dr.. and Mrs. v. H. Stickney aud
daughters, Misses Marjorie and Dorothy,
expect to leave Sunday evening fol-
Vermont, where they will visit at the
Doctors old home in Tyson for about sis
weeks. They will also visit Ex-Gover
nor Stickney. the Doctors brother. a
ludlow and relativessin other points il
vsrmornt
OlesSMr.yan,t located y miles north o
Taylor. was in Dickinson on Monda!
and stated that early sown wheat wa
looking very we'll but raj commencing
t.. show the effects of dry weather. HI
said that if rain did not come very sool
arsl0t Of grain would head while tn
straw was short. which would mean
light crop.
Regent, the new town on the Milwau
kee branch survey. between Mott AM
New ENGLAND. is continuing to expert