The Dickinson press., 1911-06-03

Found-small purse. Call at PRESS
office. Up
Miss Florence White of Glendive
spent several days the first of the week
visiting Miss Clara Snyder and other
friends in the city.
Cashier r. J. List of the Grand River
State bank of Scranton spent Sunday in
the city, the guest of his sister. Mrs.
Geo. Mawhinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Brubaker were
down from Terry, Mont, to spend
Sunday at the S. M. Ferris home, Mr..
Ferris being an uncle of Mrs. Brubaker.
MIR. and Mrs. Erwin Muth are having
a weeks relief from their duties at the
Crowl- Schroeder store. Garfield McNeill
is taking Mr.. Muth's place IN the de-
livery wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Palmer returned
Monday from Montfort, Wis, where
they went to bury their mother. Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Palmer and Ed. Palmer
expected to return later in the week.
Mrs. VIM. Weathers and little son re-
turned Saturday from Miles City, where
she visited with Mr.. Weathers for over
a week or during the big horse sales
there last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Harnden were
due to arrive home this week from their
winter at Pacific coast points, mostly
in southern California, and the last
month or two spent in Wisconsin.
Miss Bertha Cook returned Friday
from Livingston. Mont, where she had
been taking charge of the C. E. Allen
household for several months. She will
remain at home for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Davis and children
went out to the Angus Neil farm near
New England on Wednesday. Mr.. Davis
expected to return the following day but
Mrs. Davis and children remained for
an indefinite visit.
Eliot Freeman was expected home
from his studies at the Minnesota U.
on Friday, in time for the local high
school Commencement exercises, his
sister, Miss Jennie Freeman, being one
of the graduates.
F. C. Kruger was in from Taylor on
Wednesday with two hogs which he sold
at a local market at &c per pound. Mr..
Kruger is not hiring help this year, but
he seeded 100 acres of land and that is
pretty good when ii is considered that
he uses teams.
Genl Master Mechanic C.. E. Allen came
down from Livingston on friday accom-
panied by his four children, Eleanor,
Theo, Teddy and Clarence, who will spend
a month visiting at the Saunders. A. J.
Osborn and j. H. Palmer homes. MIR.
Allen went on to Mandan and spent
Memorial day in Dickinson on his re-
turn to Montana.
Medora Herald WIN. McCarty will
give a dance in his new barn July 10,
and he promises to throw all previous
efforts of this kind into a sort of blue
eclipse. He says that the aid of all the
school ma FANS in the two counties has
been invoked 10 build the cakes and
decorations. A barbecue of a whole
beef is also offered.
Rev. F. L. Watkins left Wednesday
might for Fargo. Twin Cities, Chicago,
Iowa and Ohio points. on business in
connection with his new duties with
the North Dakota Enforcement League.
Mr.. Watkins expected to return to the
state about the middle of June and
thought that he would spend the last
of the month looking over the field in
the Red River Valley countries.
The Hettinger Choral society. com
posed of Sc members. assisted by &C
members of the Reeder Choral society.
gave their first concert al Hettinger on
May 21st. On the musical numbers are
found the names Of Ashley Ellickson,
Frank EIlickson and Emmick Ellickson.
brothers of A. W. Ellickson of Dickin.
son and Frederick Davis. formerly with
the Dickinson experiment station. Iatel
county superintendent of Adams county.
Frank Ellickson is cashier of a Regent
bank.