The Dickinson press., 1911-06-17

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daughter, Mrs. Lee Nichols at Mandan
this week. -
Amos Crowl, son of Mr.. and Mrs. &.
7. Crowl of Scranton. is an eighth grade
graduate this year.
Mrs. L. L. Lewis and children Of Tay-
lor are spending the summer on their
ranch rear Emerson.
Mrs. S. L. Carroll and Mrs. Hugh Nc
Keever were visiting friends at Glen
Ullin the first of the week.
A Mr.. Tuna of LIE Suer Center, Minn..
is the guest of relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Kaiserhot and Miss Bessie Tuna.
Nurse Van den Broecke. of the Stein
hospital spent Sunday in Beach the guest
of an old classmate. Miss Amelia Swan
son.
A. E. Ellickson came up in his auto
from Maltby, S. D.. n day last week
to visit his brother, Conductor A. w
Ellickson.
Mrs. A. Zeismer left on Sunday for the
Twin Cities. then to visit relatives and
friends at Owatonna. MIMI, and Sioux
Falls, S. D. f..
Louis Tobias attended the u. c. I.
convention at Fargo last week. Mr..
Tobias is a member of the Bismarck U.
c. T. council.
Mrs. c. H. Thompson and Mrs. F.. E.
Deiters will entertain the Ladies Aid
society of the Methodist church on
Thursday, June 22nd, at the home of
Mrs. Thompson. !,
Reynold o. Steake and Miss Luella
Kaiser, both of Mott, were married Mon
day afternoon at St. Johns parsonage
by Rev. j. S. Brayfield. They returned
to Mott on Tuesday, where they will re-
side on Mr.. Steake's farm.
Misses Goldie Homer, Mabel Stewart
and Mabel Cummings, of the PRESS.
spent Sunday in Sentinel Butte, the
guests of Miss Homer's mother, also
witnessing the Sentinel Butte Dickinson
baseball game.
Misses Francis Nolan, Edan Tollefson
and Marion Dundass accompanied Rachel
Rattan back to Medora last Saturday to
spend a week at the Rattan farm. They
also attended the big dance and bar
bacue at Bill McCarty's on Saturday
evening
Mrs. Pat Rogers and her brother.
Archie Anderson. were called to their
old home in West Virginia. where a
sister, Mrs. Frank Welsh, was critically
ill. Mrs. Welsh. nee Vida Anderson.
spent several months in Dickinson a few
years ago.
Miss Edith tombstone, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. tombstone of R%ichardton,
was married on June / to Herbert G.
Schrieber. The tombstone family are
among the old settlers of Stark equity
and the young lady has a wide acquain-
lance. !.
A special term Of court will be con-
vened at Mott on July 10th by Judge w.
IC. Crawford. The object of this term. is
for the convenience of those wishing to
take out naturalization papers and it is
expected that a good many Hettinger
county men will become American
citizens at that time.
The North Dakota delegation to the
International SUNDAY school convention
at San Francisco. on June 1924. passed
through Dickinson on Saturday. In the
party were Rev. and Mrs. Walter A.
Snow. Misses Hanson of Cogswell. Miss
C. Gjelhane of Binford, S. A. Boyd and
j. A. Austin of Hannah, N. E. Bean Of
Sheldon. G. A. Herolz of Linton.
Mrs. Eva Dobson and children. Olive
and Leigh. left Saturday for Missoula.
Mont, where she will remain for the
summer with her sons. Cecil and Ned,
who have been attending the Montana
University at that place. Cecil has
finished his second year at the University
while Ned has attended only the past
year. Mrs. Dobson expects now to re-
turn to Dickinson in the fall.