The Dickinson press., 1911-06-17
A daughter was born to MI. and Mrs
Jake ROQuette on June 5th:.

~ was Dorm 70 MT. ana MrS.
Jake RoQuette on June 5th:.
E. D. Peck Of Sully Springs wat trans
acting business in the city Thursday.
Arthur Parker arrived home from his
studies at the Minnesota U this week.
Hail Insurance with the Hartung Real
Estate & Loan Co. First Natl. Bank
Bid. 6-17-3mo.
Mrs. W. A. Shear and sister, Miss
Celia Kane were visitors from Sentinel
Butte last Saturday.
Miss Frances Ouderman of Wibaux
spent a day the first of the week with
Mrs. A. H. Deiters.
Misses Madeline and Cecilia thinner
mar of McGregor, Iowa, are guests of
Sybil Clark for a few weeks.
Senator A. L. Martin, in Dickinson
Thursday. said that Sentinel Butte had
a heavy rain Wednesday night.
Mrs. Chas. Nolan entertained the
Birthday Club on Wednesday afternoon
at her beautiful home on First Ave. E.
c. D. Litch returned Thursday evening
from Mandan, where he had visited for
two days. He is feeling quite we'll
again.
Miss Florence Jennings went to Glen
dive Saturday to spend several days
visiting her brother, Yardmaster Harry
Jennings.
P. E. Zimmerman of the South Heart
hotel and his father. Ed. Zimmerman.
were %transacting business in the city
Thursday.
The 1911 laws of North Dakota are
published and can be had on application
TO Secretary P. D. Norton at Bismarck.
Enclose 81. so.
W. E. Bates, a few years ago employ
ed on ranches near Fayette and in the
Folscroft harness shop in Dickinson, re-
turned this week.
Nurse Dora Poland was called to the
Paul liner home north of Taylor the
first of the week, to care for three of the
Elmer children. who are down with
typhoid fever.
Ole Christensen was in from the
Halliday country on Wednesday. making
preparations to go to Canada on a pros
pecting trip.
Elliott Freeman, Frederick lessen and
Frank Richards are monarchs of all they
survey at the Diamond C, even. to doing
their own cooking.
The Library board has ordered sc new
books for the renting collection and 1928
for tue general collection. which will
be placed on the shelves about the first
of August.
w. l.. Richards expected to 90 out to
the Diamond C ranch Friday, taking out
a son and daughter of MIR. Northrop, of
the Oakdale country, who are u from
Minnesota for a visit.
Mrs. Ole Jahr left Thursday evening
for her old home at Whalen. Mimi,
called there to attend the funeral of a
sister-in-law. Mrs. Jahr will remain
about three weeks visiting relatives.
The members of Company X will be
busy with their semi-weekly drills on
Monday n Thursday nights from now
until annual encampment oH July J to
18th. The non-commissioned officers
will hold an officers school session
every Wednesday evening.
The insurance report from Commits
sioner W. C. Taylor's office shows
$50. IA for the Dickinson Fire Dept. for
1910. According to past arrangement
this sum goes to the city. The city, it
will be remembered, pays the 6remen
for each fire actually attended. and
therefore the local fire department turns
in the state insurance tax to the
general fund. The department at Rich
ardton gets $1OS. So according to this
report.
The social meeting of the suffrage
club, Friday at Mrs. Perkins. wal a
pleasant affair although the heavy rain
earlier in the afternoon kept several
away. An informal program was rem
dered consisting of a fine paper by Mrs.
Scherfius, songs by Miss Marjory Stick
ney and Mrs. j. L. Hughes, Mrs. Mead
accompanying the latter; readings by
Mesdames Lillibridge, Perkins and Ayers
and anecdotes by Mesdames Beach and
Hunter. Light refreshments were served
by the committee in charge. Mesdames
Stickney. Heaton. Noark. Lillibridge
and Ayers. An informal discussion of
women's rights and women's civic
duties completed a pleasant afternoon.
The suffrage club plans to have these
social afternoons often during the sum-
mer, entertaining each time severa! not
members of the club.
r. F. Deisene. who 10 supposed to be