The Dickinson press., 1911-06-10

M1o' <A' W. El1lCASOdl WdS quite Ill the
first Of the week.
Robert Hill was helping out in the
city water plant this week.
Jake Rothschiller wa up from Glad
stone in his auto on Wednesday.
For sale cheap sideboard and two
commodes. Mrs. M. L. Ayers. 6-1o-2p
Ed. Hughes of the Hughes & Deiters
Co.. was up from Bismarck on Wednes-
day. r.
Robert Munroe and Thomas Christen-
sen were in the first of the week from
Oakda]e.
Mrs. Pat Walsh was quite i'll the first
of the week, but was much better on
Thursday.
Mrs. J. Leonbereer entertained the
Birthday Club at her home last Saturday
afternoon.
Margaret Lish, the little daughter of
MI. and Mrs. Frank Lish, had a bad
case of tonsilitis this week.
Miss Frances Soules arrived from her
studies at Stanley Hall, Minneapolis. on
Wednesday to spend the summer vaca
tion at her home.
Misses Ida Jauss and Henrietta Rel
man of RAIDER Township were confirm
ed at the German Lutheran church at
Beach last SUNDAY. ,s5
Mrs. Oscar Spear and little daughter
of Wagner, Okla, are spending several
weeks with Mrs. Spears parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. E. Davis. ,.ra 4.
Miss Ethel Parker is keeping books at
the Parker & Co. store while Miss Nellie
Dinsdale is at the Christensen ranch or
until about the first Of July.
Conductor and Mrs. Joe Hoae will
ocuupy the Jerry Dryer house on Second
Ave East as o as the Dryer family
get moved into the old Scofeld house.
Victor Christensen and Llewelyn
Roquette saddled up their ponies and
left for the Christensen ranch on the
Missouri river as soon as school was out.
Mrs. Clara Lowery was down from her
home at Gaylord the first of the week,
to get her little daughter, who had been
attending St. Joseph's Parochial school.
Jerry Brabec was in from his home
stead IA miles north on Wednesday. He
reported quite a hail storm out that way
about a week before, but he did not
think much damage was done.
VIM. Gardner, the Daglum farmer, was
t%ransacting business in Dickinson the
first of the week. Mr.. Gardner has put
out 500 trees this year, which is start
ing out right. Every farm should have
a good grove.
The W. A. Young family have rooms
with Mrs. Etling and Mrs. J. W. Currie
and Miss Mabel are busy packing some
of their household goods to take to
Haley. They expect to spend another
week or so at this work and then rent
their home again.
Taylor Reporter: An automobile
accident occurred last Thursday night just
east of Dickinson the car and occupants
shooting eight feet into space, striking
q brick culvert. Miraculously, no one
received a scratch. The car was a 40
horse. power Case. owned and driven by
Mr.. Woolery of Hebron. an old resident
of this section.
Conductor and Mrs. Tom Conroy came
up from Mandan last Saturday evening,
visiting at the home of Mrs. Conroy's
father, George Drenkel, and going to
Beach on the baseball special the next
day. her husband being delegated to run
the train. They were also in Dickin-
son over. Sunday night, returning to
Mandan the following morning.
MI. and Mrs. Mike Cuskelty and Will
liam Cuskelly returned on Wednesday to
their homes at Oakdale, after attending
the last sad rites of their brother,
Timothy Cuskelly. Mr.. and Mrs. Sine
Cuskelly and VIM. Cuskelly, sons of the
late Mr.. Cuskelly. remained in the city
several days longer. Pat Cuskelly, a
brother of deceased, also remained in a
few days.
Misses Emma Christensen. Jennie
freeman. Nellie Dinsdale and Fred
Christensen were taken 10 the Robert
Wilcox ranch from which point they
were to 60 to the H. C. Christensen place
for a few weeks. Lem Heath took the
young people to Wilcox's in his auto.
.rhe party left at 8 o'clock in the morn
ing and the driver was back at S o'clock,
having covered a distance of 100 miles.
Rev. Theo A. Doughty, representing
the state Children Home Society, spoke
at the Congregational church Sunday
morning. giving interesting details
regarding the society's work on behalf
Of friendless and homeless children. An
average of one hundred thirty-fve are
,,oorlv n1occd in dood homoo An offort