The Dickinson press., 1911-07-29

John Baker of Taylor was q city
visitor Sunday.
E. F. Boeh1ke was a business visitor
in Hebron Monday.
Albert Birch attended the ball game
in Beach on Sunday.
C. E. Johnson made business tril
to New England Monday.
Johnny O'Day and George Erbstoesse.
of R%ichardton were city visitors Sun
day.
Mrs. Allen Harleman spent Wedres-
day in Taylor. visiting her brother, F.
L. Pond.
Miss Belle Paige left tuesday for
Wibaux. where she expects to stay a
week or ten days.
Deputy Reuben Lyon has bought the
Vaughn car, and is now ready to take
long distance trips.
Mrs. F.. P. Stone of Sentinel Butte
was transacting business and calling
on friends in the city on Monday.
A. Baird, tailor at the Pantorium,
left Saturday night for the cities and
Milwaukee, to visit a week or ten days
The Misses Irene. Ellen and Florence
Walton went to Miles City Saturday for
a few days visit with their sister, Mrs.
Hoy Russell.
Mrs. John Riessbeck and children ex-
pect to leave for their future home in
Salem, Oregon, in about two weeks
and Mrs. j. L. Brown will follow in the
fall. .
Mrs. Herbert Haughton returned Satur-'
day from Beach. where she visited Mr..
Haughton, who mas employment there,
a few days.. MIR. and Mrs. Haughton
intend to make Beach their home and
expected to move this week.
Asa Culver. who resides nine miles
south Of New England, returned the past
week from Boscobel. Wis, accompanied
by his father, H. r. Culver. They were
met at the train by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
who reside northeast of Dickin-
Mrs. Failes of Osakis, Mimi. arrived
in the city Thursday and visited a few
days at the Dinsdale home. She left
for her home Saturday evening. accom-
by her daughter, Miss Stella,
who had visited here and at Sentinel
Butte q few weeks.
Clayton Mclean pleasantly surprised
his sister. Mrs. j. L. Brown, on circus
day. Mr.. Mclean is assistant manager
of the Yankee Robinson circus and as
Mrs. Brown had no idea with what
circus he was connected or when he was
coming, the surprise was very great.
H. C. Christensen. Robert Wilcox. A.
A. Liederbach and others were in from
the Oakdale country on Wednesday.
Some of them had been called to Man
ming for court matters and took the time
to come on down to Dickinson.
Anton Wetzke and Anton Kainz of
sixteen miles north of Richardton were
in the city Monday and Tuesday, dur
ing which time Mr.. Wetzke proved up
his homestead. Mr.. Kainz stated
that crop conditions were very poor out
their way and if they would get back
their seed they would be satisfied. Flax
that had been sown early still had a
chance. but late flax is gone. Along
Knife river the crop outlook is better.
Mrs. George Wilson of Staples, MIMI,
organizer of the G. l. A. to the b. of
L E., arrived in the city Tuesday after
noon and was met by Mrs. N. Drury
and Mrs. j. H. Lavine. The three
ladies left later for Glendive. where
Mrs. Wilson was to organize a lodge.
Mi. and Mrs. Robert Lyon. ST., and
son. Ray. left Sunday for Bozeman.
Montana. where they will visit Mr..
Lyons brother, George Lyon. and Mrs.
sister. Mrs. Mary Schriver.
Later on they will visit Mrs. Ltyon's2
mother, Mrs.. Gilmer, at LETTERS. Mon
tana. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon expect to be
gone about three weeks.