The Dickinson press., 1912-08-03

Flax was quoted at ST. 81 August End
and old wheat at 94c.
B. Lepper returned last Friday from a
business trip to Glencoe.
Miss Rose Berringer returned Sunday
from Mandan where she visited RELATIVE
es for several days.
The PRESS article this week on g.
year residence will be valuable reading
for a large number of people.
The supply of binding Irvine is not
Goine to equal the demand this year
and farmers who have enough for the
season will be fortunate.
On Sunday, Sheila Josephine. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Boulger,
was christened by Fl. Dienam. A little
party of relatives witnessed the chris
tening event.
j. A. Ferris came down Thursday
from Sidney. Mont, and goes on Satur-
day on No 2. with S. M. Ferris to Chi
caG0 as state delegates to the third
party national convention.
City Auditor X. C. Hill went to Fargo
on Thursday night to consult a specia-
list. He will likely be absent until
the last of the coming week, during
which time Miss Jessie Hill is attend
ing to the Office work at the city hall.
Medora Herald. Aug. Ind: J. Britt
and A. W. Bell bought sixty-six of the
Shoe-Bar horses last week, intending to
ship them to Fargo and other eastern
points at once but changed their minds
and will keep them for a short time.
They vented the brands Friday.
Mrs. A. Zeismer was dispensing
her gracious hospitality on Wednesday
afternoon when she entertained a party
of ladies in honor of Mrs. Geo. Redding
of Minneapolis and Mrs. j. j. Mccarthy
of this city. The guests had their sew
ing and the afternoons jollity was con-
cluded by a most delicious luncheon
service.
Mrs. Chas. Kono and little daughter,
Helen expect to 60 to jamestown next
week to visit MIR. and Mrs. C. H.
Thompson, who moved from Dickinson
the past winter. Miss Edna Kono, who
is attending summer school at the VAL
ley City normal. will meet her mother
at jamestown and visit at the Thomp-
son home.
Some of the crew from the Berthold
survey work were in the past week to
get some equipment that had been LETT in
the city. 1t is understood that the crew is
banding and that there will be no more
work for a little while, or until an ap-
preparation is made available for some
Montana government surveying. The
Berthold work is completed.
The ceremonies accompanying the
laying of the corner stone of the Elks
home will take place next Tuesday
evening after the regular session of that
lodge body. The construction work on
this fine building is being r ushed and
the laying of the corner stone is an i'm
portant event for the local Elk members
and for Dickinson in general.
:. Miss Carrie Gunwall entertained the
Ladies Aid society of the Lutheran
church on Thursday afternoon. The
children. were also invited and Miss
hospitality was felt by young
and old alike and the afternoon was a
jolly one. A splendid luncheon was
served.
The stock shipments booked at Medora
for Aug. 10th, are ]. W. Follis. 4 cars !;
Chas. Wolf, 2; j. Tyler. 1; C. C..
Cresswell. 2; VIM. Balm. 1; L. Tetley.
1; A. j. Coils l.; Jud Lebo. 2; j.
Hanson. 1; E. M. Otto. /; W. Mer1iield
lis. N. Lebo, 4: C. G. Gunkel. 4; H.
C. Short. 4; Hal Cookery, 2; F. Gore. 3;
Dan Connell. l. and Aud Num-. 1.
The A. T. Crowl and A. H. Deiters
families returned the middle of the
week from their auto trip to the Twin
They had been gone about a
month aud encountered nc mishaps on
their trip which was very much enjoy
ed. Mrs. Crowl went down by train
and Miss Grace accompanied her back
arriving. home a day earlier than the
auto party. Miss Helen Curry. "a niece
Of Mrs. Crowl and Miss Clara Williams
of St. Paul autoed back with Mr.. Crowl
and will visit here for some time. This
is the second time Mr.. and Mrs. Deiters
took this overland trip to the cities. -