The Dickinson press., 1911-07-01

o. Berg from New England was in
town Friday.
c. c. Sperber from Oakale was in
town Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Swinele from Medora
were in town this week.
Commissioner A. B. Stoddard has q
new Cadillac touring car.
Henry Baumgartner of Richardton was
a business visitor in the city Monday.
Joe Krachy has been visiting at the
Hurich home ten miles north of the city.
Mrs. P. A. Zimmerman OF South
Heart was shopping in the city the first
of the week.
Asa Dawson went to Wibaux Saturday
to take in the ball game, goinR or to
Glendive on business.
Mrs. j. L. McCutchan and daughter Of
Dickinson visited Mr.. McCutchan in Bel
field Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Lois Waggener has returned to
her home in Glendive from school at
Bethlehem Academy, Kentucky.
Miss Mary Waldbauer, who has been
visiting at the Hartung home returned
to her home in Antelope Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Conroy of Mandan has
been ill with appendicitis but was able
to leave the hospital a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Berry of Fulton. :
Minnesota. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
fl. C. Berry, the gentlemen being bro
theirs.
Miss Sarah Gallagher, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. A. Nc
Clure, returned to her home in Hazen
Saturday.
Miss Anna Fisher. who has been with
Mrs. F. A. Little at Fayette for several
years, has just proved up on a valuable
homestead.
DR.. Frank Anderson left Wednesday
for Tacoma. WASH, where he has a posi-
ton in the Northern Pacific hospital be-
ginning July 1.
Editors Connolly and Jenkins arrived
in Dickinson from Devils Lake Sunday
and vent south and north Monday to
their respective homes.
Miss Mary Foley of Medora, a graduate
from a dramatic art conservatory, gave
a recital in Sentinel Butte, Saturday
and the week before in Medora.
Misses Goldie Homer and Clara Davis
vent to Sentinel Butte Saturday night
to visit the formers mother and sister.
returning Sunday evening: They autoed
to Beach and saw the Beach-SentineI
Butte game.
Fred Henson. who with his brother is
farming ATS acres. two and one-half
miles northeast of town, was a caller
Tuesday. Mr.. Henson does not consider
the crop situation out his way very sat
isfactory.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Currie and little
son and Miss Josephine Deffebach were
caught in a big rain en- route home last
week and had to stop for dry clothing,
but the rain was worth more than a lit
tie inconvenience.
The many friends of Secretary of
State P D. Norton are sorry to learn of
his auto accident which left him with
a broken leg. but are glad that nothing
worse happened him when his auto turn
ed turtle zeal Richardton.
Surveyor w. r. Veigel was surveying
in the eastern part of the county last
week, laying out Koesel's addition to
Richardton and opening a road into
Gladstone from four miles. south and
doing some work for private parties.
B. S. Townsend autoed in from Quin-
ion Monday bringing with him Mrs. Ger
aid Bowers and children, who were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend over
Sunday, having accompanied the Town
sends from Dickinson the last of the
week.
Carl Bjorklend and Fred Mum, expert
timers for Kemling g. Olson of Moore
head. who have been working on the
lessen building. left Tuesday night for
Moorhead. They will be back in three
weeks and commence work on the
Sisters hospital.
The Lone Tree Sunday School, gave an
enjoyable picnic last Thursday a E. H.
Hoffman's Grove south of Zenith, which
vas largely attended. This Sunday
school has a very large attendance, for
one in the country, 77schildren being
present on Children's Day.
Messrs. and Mesdames F. L. Roquette,
V. H. Chileren, M. E. Hall and f. r..
Davidson, Miss Radsom, DR.. Donaway.
Lewellyn, Laverine and Oral Roquette,
Alma Stucke and Masters Davidson and
Hall spent Sunday in McGillivary's
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