The Dickinson press., 1912-04-20

The Royal Neighbors hold their regu-
lar meeting next Monday night
Something new! Nav Morning Break |
fast. Congregational church, May 1.
Barber McGrane made trip to Miles |
City and Glendive the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Kennedy of Yates
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Dow
this week.
Jasper Holden came up from Mott |
Tuesday to spend few weeks visiting
friends in The city.
The G. W. Sargent family were NOV
ing this week into the Whinn house
north of the c. H. Pond residence.
Joe Neil was down from Forsyth.
Mont, few days last week visiting
his sister. Mrs. S. L. Carroll.
Ex-Gov. Frank White of Valley City
went to South Heart and Belfeld on
Thursday to look after his fire insuran ce
agencies.
Commissioner Joe Huska was in from
Dunn county last Saturday. He said
he could not tell how the herd law Pc
tition would come out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Whaley were
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Olds
at dinner Saturday in celebration of
the birthday anniversaries of both
ladies.
Miss Joan Gestson arrived Wednesday
from her home at Grand Forks. where
she spent the winter. She will be en-
ployed for short time as stenographer
for T. F.. Murtha.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcfarland have
moved from the fiat in the Masonic
temple to the house recently vacated
by R. S. Davidson and family in the
western part of the city.
Engineer and Mrs. Tom Williamson
came down from Glendive the first of
the week, where they have been resid-
ing since MIR. Williamson was transfer
red to the division west from that
place.
W. W. Stackhouse, the land man, ar
rived Tuesday from his home in Rock
ford, Ill. He went north to Dunn
county where he has land holdings and
expected to return 10 Illinois in a few
days.
Mrs. Thomas from the vicinity of
Dickinson underwent an operation for
appendicitis at St. Josephs hospita
Tuesday. Mrs. Armstrong also under
went a successful operation at the hos
pital this week.
A. B. Robinson, proprietor of the
Robinson Drug Store al Mott. and one of
Dickinson's old time residents, came
in from Mott on Wednesday to visit for
a few days with Mrs. Robinson, who
is here caring for her daughter. Mrs.
Stewart Cummings.
Herman Gabbert was in Tuesday with
his sick baby from 20 miles southeast.
The child seemed much better in Dick
inson. Mr.. Gabbert has been ON his
farm about six years and has his plans
laid for cultivatine 800 to 400 acres
this season.
L. W. Little returned on the 18th from
the Twin Cities and points in Wiscon-
sin where he had been for the winter.
He had very pleasant winter: and
anticipates an enjoyable summer at his
farm in Dunn county. He went out
Saturday morning on the daily Manning
stage line.
The five girls composing The second
division of the cooking class, assisted
by their teacher, Miss Summers, are
entertaining their mothers and few
invited ladies at dinner at the hieh
school. Friday evening. Mrs. M. C.
Brown is an out of town guest ex-
pected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Carlson arrived
in Dickinson on the 18th from Red
Wing, Minn.. where they had been
for the winter. They have land is
miles northwest of the CITY where 200
acres are to be cropped this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson took the evening
train from here to Belfeld.
Miss Eva Alcott was expected from
+, the cities the latter part of the week.
Miss Currie has already been getting
things in readiness for the sowing of
400 acres of wheat. oats and corn on
the Currie & Alcott farm this spring.
Some of the farmers in the Antelope
creek vicinity have sown some Grain al
ready but Miss Currie thought it little
too early.
Otto Chamberlain arrived from. .Sveley-
vile, Ind. where he and Mrs. Cham
berlain spent the winter. Mr.. Cham
berlain is here for good this time pre-
ferine North Dakota any day to the
east. He has rented his farm about four
miles east of the city to Phil Christen-