The Dickinson press., 1911-08-12

The Birdsell p%ostofice, it is said, will
socn be known as Odessa.
Llewellyn Roquette. Robert Rudiselle
and Maynard Litch visited at Mandan
Sunday.
Paul Lebo. clerk of district court of
Billings county, was a city visitor
Wednesday.
Miss Mary Nolan, county superintend-
ent, returned on Wednesday from her
eastern trip.
Miss Edna Williams is taking a
weeks vacation from her work in
Roquette Bros. store.
Miss Belle Paige returned from
Wibaux Saturday where she spent the
past two weeks in nursing.
The Coffee Crowd was entertained last
Friday at the home of Mrs. L. P.
Bremen. fourteen ladies being present.
Ed. Mottershead and r. S. Bookings
of Richardton were t%ransacting business
in the city Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Croto. who has been visit
ing at the Sargent home for a few days.
left for her home in La Crosse Wis,
Monday.
Miss Celia Daily came up from New
England Thursday and visited Miss
Clara Davis. She left today Saturday.
for her home in Grandin.
Mrs. George Brown and children left
Wednesday for Richardton, where they
will visit Mrs. Browns mother, Mrs.
Peter Dirkes. two or three weeks.
Paul Floody of Bel6eld finished a
we'll at the Tom Morrel place six miles
southeast of town this week. The we'll
is 10 feet deep and has IS feet of water.
William Howard and William Reilly
returned from Miles City Tuesday, ex-
pecting to leave later in the week for
Staples. Mimi. where they have engage
ments on the ball team.
Misses Dorothy and Esther Ayers re-
turned Thursday from Sentinel Butte
and vicinity. where they have been
visiting several weeks. Misses Doris
and Helen Stone accompanied them
and will visit them some time.
Rochus and Raphael Heck and Carl
Berger of Richardton were business
visitors in the city the past week. Rap
hazel Fleck proved up on his homestead.
Miss Lizzie Renner, also of Richardton.
took up a homestead north of that town.
C. Blair and E. Hunt returned Tues
day from their western trip. taking in
such points as Yellowstone Park, Butte
and Helena. Messrs. Blair and Hunt
are intending to teach this winter, for
which purpose they took teachers exam
ination Thursday and Friday.
The Misses vallancey entertained
prettily Thursday evening at their rooms
in the Reed block. The rooms were
Hastily decorated with pink and white
carnations. The evening was spent in
playing five hundred, and three prizes
were awarded, an elegant three course
luncheon being served.
A fourteen inning game was pulled
off at the Taylor diamond last Sunday
by the Rouehnecks and the Taylor nine.
The score was IL to 9 in favor of our
boys. Some of the features Of the game
were the twobaegers. made by Wilson,
Hartung and Riessbeck, and a threebag-'
ger by Stuart Christen who made a
home run. Lloyd Junkin and John
fiass were the fans that accompanied.
our nine and did much by their enthus-
iastic roofing to further the game.
Mrs. j. J. Ryan entertained the young
people pleasantly Wednesday evening at
q farewell party for the Misses Bee and
Honora Ryan. The evening was spent
playing five hundred and music. A
delicious four course luncheon was ser
we'd during the evening. Misses Bee
and Honora left Friday for their home
in Des Moines. Iowa, and were accom-
panied by Mrs. J.. J. Ryan as far az
Minneapolis, where Mrs. Ryan has charge
of the entries and award women's depart
ment of the Minnesota state fair. Mrs.
Ryan has had charge of departments of
this order for the last twelve wears and