The Dickinson press., 1911-07-08
D.: Geo. A. .Clazt expects to be back

FOr Sale-IWO fresh mich cows. In
quire of Fred Hewsop, three miles north
east OF Dickinson. 7-8-3p
Mrs. Bush and daughter, Miss Vera,
of Fargo, were in the city the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Mann and Mr..
and Mrs. E. P. Beatop of Hebron spent
the 4th in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Gray were in from
Manning for the 4th. MIR. Gray is car
pentering this season.
Rev. j. S. Brayfield of 81. Johns
Episcopal church will hold services in
Beach on Sunday. July g..
Miss Efie Morris finished a successul
term of school in the Stulz district last
week, and left for her home in Brook
ings. South Dakota. Wednesday.
Mrs. Pete Berrineer and two daueh-
tiers, Vera and Hazel, arrived in the
city Tuesday night from Waubay. South
Dakota, and will make this their home
in the future.
Willard Hall and I.>G. Durheim were
in Wednesday from Billings county.
They spent the 4th in Bel6eld and came
down in the morning on the train.
W. L. Richards and Andrew Erdahl
and the Misses Grace and Ella Paulger
spent the 4th at the Diamond C ranch.
Miss Ella left Wednesday for her
home in Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Miss Wayne Dooley. who has been
visiting at the Mckinley homes the
past week. left for her home in Mandan
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Harnden and chill
dren of Gladstone spent the 4th in the
city. visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Harnden.
Mrs. Frank Radetzke and two daueh-
tiers of Hebron arrived Saturday in the
city and visited a few days at the home
Of Louis Petricka.
F. D. Morford spent the 18th in Dick
inson. He has been making heaqduar-
tiers in Beach for some weeks, but ex-
poets to be in Dickinson the last of the
month.
P. H. Rogers, who lives about nine
miles south of the city, sold bis farm
this week to Anton Hofler of Dickinson.
Mr.. Rogers has no definit e plans for the
future
Miss Pauline Hagerman arrived in the
city Saturday and was Joined Monday
by her sister, Ethel. Both of these
young ladies are from Glen Ullin and
are visiting al the Freeman home.
C. E. Mcmahon and Louis Weber of
Wis. arrived in Dickinson on
Wednesday. They have land 80 miles
northeast of the city which they went to
inspect. They found crop conditions
good out that way.
: P. c. Remington. president of the
Capital City bank at Bismarck. and
family spent the 4th in Dickinson.
MI. Remington was touring the western
part of the state for the purpose of get
ting familiar with crop conditions.
John Orchard. who has been spending
a few weeks very pleasantly at Detroit.
Mimi. fishing and boating, was due
to arrive home the night of the 7th..
prepared to take up his work again in
his office in the PRESS building.
Mrs. J. M. Grady, who has been visit
ing her parnts. Mr.. and Mrs. .Chas.
Nolan, the past five weeks, left for her
home in St. Paul Wednesday. Her sis
ter. Miss Mary Nolan. accompanied her
and expects to stay a couple of weeks.
1 Mrs. J.. T. Royston left for Kansas
City. Missouri, Monday afternoon to
visit her. father. j. B. Feurt. She ex-
pected to be gone about two weeks.
While en- route she will visit with
friends and relatives in St. Paul and
Omaha.
N"1 A. B. Anderson of Minneapolis was
in Dickinson this week to look up 8
chance for operating a Tractor breaking
outfit. He had been in South Dakota,
out west of Aberdeen, but owing to the
extreme drOuth. found il necessary &c