The Dickinson press., 1911-07-01

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Commissioner Herman Leutz was in
town Friday.
E. A. Evans of Manning was a visitor
in the city Tuesday.
Frank RoQuette and T. N. Hartung
attended the ball game in Wibanx Sum
day.
Walter Ray had a very exciting horse
race n day this week. It is rumored
that he lost out.
A sociable afternoon was spent
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Clyde
Bowers. About thirty ladies were
present.
Miss Mary Paul, who has been en-
ployed in tue city for some time, left
Sunday night for her home in Ortonville.
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The children of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Palmer left Saturday for a weeks visit
with their uncle. Ed. Palmer. near
Manning.
Robert Scarf left Tuesday morning to
work on the Barnes ranch, IS miles
north of the city. He expects to be
gone all summer.
T. A. Merl and wife. Peter Jensen
and wife, and c. L. Adams, all of
Zenith, came down Wednesday to prove
up on their homesteads located in the
vicinity of Zenith.
The children baptized this week by
Father C. Groethel was 9 son of Mi. and
Mrs. Joachim Boehm, a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Lob and a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Messed Canaan.
Clifford Smith, the driver of the Man.
ming stage, was taken sick Monday with
pleurisy and unable to drive. Louis
Palmer. of Manning, came in tuesday,
and will drive until his recovery.
X. Berg of Mott, who has. been look
ing up land around Terry. Montana.
with the view of locating, was in the
city Tuesday and Wednesday and re-
turned to Mott on No. 4 Wednesday
morning.
Fred Mas of Hebron came up on BUSH
ness Tuesday. He stated that crops in
the Golden Valley district, Mercer
county, are looking fine and that fax all
around the town of Hebron is in fine
condition.
Miss Lydia Keithahn and Helena
Toepke of Bismarck visited in Dickinson
between trains Tuesday and Wednesday.
They have been spending a few weeks
in the Yellowstone Park and returned
home Wednesday morning.
Dominick Bleth, who lives ten miles
south of Antelope. came up on Monday
and stayed in the city until Friday.
While here he proved up on his home
stead. He says that crops are fair in
his neiehborhood and that fax is in fine
condition.
L.. F.. Crawford. cashier of the Inter-
state bank of Sentinel Butte. was selected
to respond to the address of welcome at
the bankers convention in Fargo this
week and Mr.. Crawford was also to re-
port for the legislative committee of
which he is chairman.
Mrs. w.. H. Dixon and Mrs. C. G.
Winchester of Warren. Minnesota, who
were visiting Mrs. N. Seeley of this
city, left Wednesday for a three days.
visit at the Brookings ranch three miles
east of Richardton. Mrs. Seeley and
little daughter accompanied them.
Mrs. Lee Nichols and son came up
SATURDAY. and are spending the week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Me-
Ginley. On Tuesday Misses Bessie
Nichols and Mayme Dewey came from
Mandan on No. 3'to visit at the Nc
Glnley home. The whole party will re-
turn home Saturday.
Mrs. Clint Randall and children of
Schafer, who have been visiting her
mother, Mrs. James Reilly of Richard
ton, since her fathers death, came up
on No. 7 Tuesday for a days visit with
Dickinson friends, leaving again
"Wednesday to visit her sister-in-law,
Mrs. John Reilly Of Medora. In about a
week she will return to Richardton, 60
ing from there to her home.
Miss Lena Beedle of Bison, S. OAK,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Chernasusek. was given a tin shower
at the latter's home last Friday. Some
of the guests present were Mrs. F.
Meade, Mrs. G.. Davis, Miss Anna Hauk,
Mrs. D. Gagnor, Miss Myrtle Farnum,
Mrs. J.. Burns and Mrs. Maercklein.
The prospective bride was the recipient
of many useful articles. A luncheon
was served by Mrs. Chernasusek assist
ed by Mrs. Burns.
E. H. Hoffman and A. C. Burzacett
from the vicinity of Zenith. were in
Dickinson Tuesday. They brought down
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