The Dickinson press., 1911-02-18
LOCAL NEWS

l am prepared to Give instructions
on piano. Call at homo, ~ Marguerite
Boulevard. Mrs. Matilda Greserson.
2-18-2p
Miss Florence White came down from
Glendive to attend q Valentine party
siven by Miss Irene Walton o Tuesday
evening,
Mr.: and Mrs. Hoy Russell and baby
returned on Thursday to Miles City, |
where Mi. Russell is established in the
produce business.
The legislative committee made a
favorable report on the work carried on
by Supt. L. r. Waldron at the Dickinson
experiment station.
Mrs. George Brown left Saturday for
St. Cloud. MIMI. called there by illness
of relatives. Mr.. Brown accompanied
her as far as Richardton.
Miss MAZDA Radzom, chief operator at
the local telephone exchange. went to
Minneapolis on Friday evening to visit
relatives until the first Of March.
Miss Gay Conklin, sister to Mrs. j.
W. Bowen, arrived Wednesday from
Iowa City. Iowa, and will assist in the
office work with Drs. Davis & Bowen.
Mrs. Will Carroll is expecting her
sister. Mrs. James Coleman. from Butte
the first of the week. Mrs. Coleman
will visit her sister here several weeks
and return by way of the Twin Cities.
Miss Hattie George expects to leave
Monday for Minneapolis. where she will
enter a hospital for training. Mrs. J.
W. Bowen will accompany her to the
cities, where she will visit friends a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hollst Of Glad
stone are at present in Miami. Florida.
where they are being detained on &C.
count of ear trouble from which Mr..
Hoist is suffering. They recently
visited in Cuba.
Mrs. A. T. Crowl and Miss Grace
Crowl entertained the lady teachers of
the public schools last Saturday after
noon. The eighteen teachers first en-
joyed a bob ride, after that a fine din
ner at the Crowl home, followed by cards
and music.
Editor J. w. Brinton. Prof. D. J..
Nelson, C. E. Barber and John Baer. of
Beach. were in Dickinson on Thursday
en- route to Bismarck to lobby for the
Senator Martin bill pending for an agri-
cultural college for the Golden Valley
metropolis.
The K. P. members will attend the
Methodist church in a body Sunday
evening to listen to a sermon by Rev.
F. L. Watkins, in concentration OF
the 48th anniversary of the order. The
members are requested 10 meet at their
lodge room in the Bcrringer building at
E 80 o. m.
Those who accompanied the Junio
basketball team to Mandan Saturday
were Ruby Wilson and Hazel Fox en-
tertained at the McVey home, Olive
Whaley and Margaret Rudiselle at thu
D. S. Littlehales home, Florence ant
Helen Jefferies and Olive Arnett at thu
j. C. Haskins home, Myra Wiley at th'
Croteau home and Dorothy Stickne,
with the j. X. Porter family.
Joe Lee was in from Northrop OF
Thursday to meet Mr.. and Mrs. ". fl
Carr of Oshkosh, Wis, who are coming
to Dunn county to occupy their lant
purchased in company with MIR. Lei
some four years ago. Messrs. Lee ant
Carr married sisters. and they have a
section of land between them MIR. Lee
cropped 100 acres with flax last season
and they will crop a good deal more thi
year.
The Junior girls basketball team
and their coach, Miss Hillesheim. Will
in Mandan Sunday greatly appreciate
the invitation by Mrs. j. C. Crosthwait
and gladly ate dinner at her home i
Mandan. The C~rosthwaites were fol-
merly Dickinson residents and ar
i, always very hospitable to their oil
t~ownspeople.
Miss Irene Walton entertained at
unique Valentine party on Tuesday ever
ing at the Commercial Clubroom. Abou
so guests were present, and in DISCUS
during the early part of the evening
The large room was prettily trimmed i
hearts and crepe paper festooning MAX
ing a.pretty background for the variou
colored costumes worn by the maskers
Shortly after midnight the quests re
paired to the Walton home where the
enjoyed a 3-course luncheon, amid valen
tine decorations.
Senator Simpson introduced Mrs. d
Lendrecie in the senate for the purpos
of delivering an address OF the suffrag
bill. Subsequently the Measure we
killed, and Senator Steele told the Fare