The Dickinson press., 1911-06-17

/. J. A. Dobson drove in last week from
his place east Of Mott to get Mrs. Dob
son and their little daughter.
Mrs. M. J. Spaun of Holden. NO.. is
spending the summer with her grand
daughter, Mrs. E. X. Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Ryan returned Sun
day from attending the u. C. 7. con-
~vention and ball at Fargo last Friday.
Misses Florence and Ellen Walton
arrived Wednesday from St. Paul to
spend the summer vacation at home.
. Miss Maggie Harkins came up from
Reede1 Thursday and is a guest of Miss
Maysie Dinsdale and other friends for a
few weeks.
Misses Carol and Grace Mcclure and
Anna Mullaney have been spending the
week at the Mullaney ranch out from
Belield.
Miss Matilda Knutsen was in the city
a few days this week taking collections
for several Bismarck business houses,
and visiting friends.
Miss Anna Kaisershot who has been
assisting Mrs. L. R. Waldron at the Ex-
pertinent station, returned to her home
at Greenl River this week.
A. Kauer, the R%ichardton photos-
rapher, visited in Dickinson the latter
part of last week. also visited his son.
Otto Kauer, al the New Hradec school.
Leroy Harmon left Saturday for his
home in De SENT, S. D. Miss Eva Sar-
gent has been singing the illustrated
songs at the Unique since Mr.. Harmon
left.
Mrs. A. W. Ellickson has been very
ill the past two weeks with erysipelas.
her temperature ranging from 101 to los
at times. She was somewhat improved
this week.
A second section of No. ) on Monday
was carrying $50 walters and mattresses
from the cities to the New mammoth
hotel just opened al the Yellowstone
National park.
Miss Genevieve White left Sunday on
No. s, expecting to join Miss Henrietta
Fox at Little Falls. MIMI. going from
there to the Twin Cities, where they
will visit for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Reichert attended
the U. C.. T. convention and ball at
Fargo last Friday going from there to
the Twin Cities and to Mt. Reichert's
old home in Long Prairie, Mimi. for a
few days visit.
Rudolph Gerhardt and sister, Minnie
Gerhardt, drove in from their farm
about 10 miles north of Taylor on
Wednesday. Mr.. Gerhardt says that the
last rains brought the crops along fine
in his vicinity.
Taylor Reporter: C. M. Dinsdale of
Dickinson is busy with a crew Of men
building county culverts near town.
This end of the county has been allowed
much road and bridge work and before
the end of the summer we shall see
much improvement in that line.
The rain at New England on June 9
amounted to las inches. 1t was quite
general through the country and Mott
got a part of it. 1t rained again at New
England on Wednesday night of this
week, Dickinson getting showers at the
same time.
Dr.. v. H. Stickney left Sunday night
for Detroit where he was to get the
Winnipe9 train for Canada. He x
pected to spend several days at Edmond
ton before going 10 Portland and thence
to Los Angeles where he attends the
American Medical Association as dele
gate from North Dakota.
It was learned this week that the
Institute speakers were to be taken from
New England to Midway and that there
would be no session until afternoon.
probably about 2 O'Clock. Ample pro-
vision is being made to feed the people
in the evening. Secretary Fred Maser
and Supt. L. r. Waldron plan to 90 to
New England in the formers car and
then west to Midway.