The Dickinson press., 1911-07-22
W. W. Schofield was visiting in Glad

W. W. SchofieId was visiting in Glad
stone Monday.
W. R. Peet of Bismarck was in the
city the last of last week.
R. Conway of Richardton spent a few
days in the city last week.
Percy Goodwin and Otto Kauer were
visitors Sunday.
William Hazenwinkle returned re-
Gently from business trip to Hebron.
Peter Killer of Richardton visited in
the city Sunday and Monday.
Miss May Erickson of Moorhead is
visiting Mrs. E. A. Ammundson.
Cashier and Mrs. W. G. Watts of
Gladstone spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs. James Reilly and son, Frank,
left Saturday for their home in Richard
ton.
H. M. Cornell and J. j. Crest of Mott
were registered at the St. Charles the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dickinson and chill
dren returned Sunday from their visit
in Medora.
Rev. W. M. Clough of Steele, N. D.
conducted services at the Methodist
church Sunday.
Miss Mary Johnston of Manning is
teaching a term of school in the Novi
Hradec district.
Mrs. J. W. Golden of Hodges. Mon
tana, was shopping and visiting Mrs.
l. E. Etling the past week.
Joachim Boehm, who resides six
miles north of the city. went on busi-
ness trip to Richardton last Saturday.
Mrs. Lee Hall of Glendive visited
Mrs. Charles Burdick Friday. leaving
Saturday for Gladstone to visit friends.
John Auer left Monday for Mott,
where he has employment Mr.. Auer
has been employed in the city several
years.
Miss Marie Waldbauer of Antelope
arrived in the city Friday of last week
after several weeks vacation spent at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Handley of Water
loo. Iowa, visited in the city few
days last week and left for Fargo Mon
day.
E. A. Currie and little grandson,
Gilbert Princell, of Glendive were visit
ing at the Crowl home on Saturday and
Sunday.
D. F. Berger of Richardton, repre-
sentine the Rumley Company of Grand
Forks, was business visitor in the city
Saturday.
Jacob Dali Of the vicinity of Mott
visited his son, Valentine Dali, who
lives near New England, a couple OF
days this week.
Mrs. Sarah Jane Thompson accom-
panied her granddaughter, Miss Jaredine
Thompson. to Fargo the last of last
week for an indefinite stay. ".
Jacob Renner. who arrived from
Russia week ago, was in the city
Saturday and filed on a homestead ten
miles northeast of Richardton. -
Miss Emma Chilgren of Shannon
Falls, Minnesota, arrived in the city
Friday and will visit few weeks at
the home of her brother, Victor Chilgren.
r. F. Fleck of kichardton was in the
city Friday and Saturday. Mr.. Flech
stated that he expected to get back his
seed wheat and little more.
Mrs. A. j. Osborn and children
Visited Mrs. J. E. Callahan of Richard.
ton Sunday and Monday. Miss Thelma
expected to remain for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Ginder were ir
from Manning the past week with theil
sister. Miss Nora Frye. who left or
Saturday for Elk River. Minn.. to visi
her parents. Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fischer of Glen
dive. known to Dickinson people, passet
through the city Tuesday on their wa!
to Milwaukee, where they expected t,
make their future home. s5 ;.s
Mrs. s. E. Ineold and son who hay'
a homestead near Halliday, passe.
through the city Saturday after visitinl
relatives and friends in Ismay. Montana
the past month. @.
The ''63-mile' baseball league. in
Guiding Glen Ullin, New Salem. Man
dan and Bismarck, has broken up-Glel
Ullin being first to drop out. Mandal
qui1in first place. New Salem second
Bismarck third and Glen Ullin fourth.