The Dickinson press., 1912-07-20

attend to ner duties IN kOadmaster VEL
sons Office a few days thisweek on &C.
count of illness.
Miss Frances Demsey. who was...a
guest of Miss Mamie Brodie for several
day. left Monday for her home at Raj
eigh, Morton county.
[ost-lady's open-face gold watch,
somewhere in city. Has monogram Il
S W. on back case. Finder return to
PRESS Office and get suitable reward. 1t
Mrs. Charles ANGEL and son, Charles,
left last week for Minneapolis, where
they visit Mrs. Angeles sisters. the
Misses Finger. and other relatives for
some time.
Over $50 Indians were in Mandan one
day last week on their way from Stand
ing Rock to Fort Berthold to attend an
Episcopal conference among the Indians
on that reservation.
Jean and Babe Appenzeller left Sat-
urday for their home in Miles City after
a months visit with Jeweler and Mrs.
Henry Roberts. Mrs. Roberts is an aunt
of the little girls.
E. D. Campbell was in from his farm
near Snow the first of the week. JUL
Jus Hoist accompanied him back on
Tuesday to e how things were coming
at his Quinion ranch.
Frank Giese and his father were in
Tuesday from their farm north Of Tay-
lor. They are cropping 200 acres this
year. The Giese farm has a good grove.
bearing apple and cherry trees.
James Soules left Saturday for his old
home. in Terre Haute. Ind, where he
was called by the illness of his mother.
His mother, who is Sc years old, had
suffered a stroke of paralysis and her
condition was very serious.
Mrs. Patrick L. Brown and little son
arrived last Saturday from Chokio.
Mimi, called home by the death of her
father, Patrick Walsh. They will visit
at the parental home for some time be-
fore returning to Chokio.
R. r. Jenness and John E. Jenness,
father and brother of Thos. and Fred
Jenness, arrived the first of the week
for a visit with the Jenness families
here. They are en- route to points in
Oregon, Washington and California.
Max Hendrick. general agent for the
Fargo Loan Agency, with headquarters
in the PRESS building, was called to
Waukon, Iowa. on Monday by the seri-
GUS illness of Mrs. Hendricks father.
Mr.. Hendrick expected to return the
last of the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Koon arrived last
Friday from Tomah. Wis, and have
been guests of DR.. and Mrs. S. W. Bal
ley this week. The doctor expects to
take them in his auto to Bailey next
Sunday. where they will visit Mrs. Jen-
ME Bailey, for several weeks.
E. R. Nelson of Livingston was a
guest over Sunday at the home of Road
master and Mrs. .Chas. Nelson. Mrs.
Nelson being his sister. Roadmaster
and Mrs. Nelson are caring for Mr.. Nell
sons little daughter and he makes fire.
quent' trips down to visit the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Willows. Miss
Mary Helen and two younger children
returned on the 18th from a visit of
several weeks in Washington near Seat
tie. Mr.. Willows went out two weeks
before their return to get his wife and
children. who had been at Mt. Vernon
visiting his folks for about a month.
Mrs. Charlotte Willis was down from
Wibaux on Tuesday visiting at the
home of her nephew. A. D. Heaton.
Mrs. Willis and son. who will have a
position with the Heaton Lumber Co.
here, expected to move to the city the
after part of the week. They have Sc
cured rooms in the julius Hoist resi-
dence.
According to the Scranton Register.
Paul Schoen narrowly escaped drowning
while boating in the reservoir one even
ing last week. The boat capsized and
as Mr.. Schoen could not swim he went
down. After being under about eight
minutes he was rescued by some of his
companions and it took prompt medical
treatment to revive him.
Guy Griswold took John M. Connolly,
M rs. A. E. Minard (nee Gladys Pease)
and Miss Lettie Griswold to Dickinson
in his auto on Tuesday. Mrs Minard
had been visiting at the Griswold and
Rafferty, homes at New England for two
or three weeks and was returning to
Fargo, where her husband is instructor
in English in the state agricultural COL
lege. The rest of the party returned
home in the evening.
Mrs. E. E. Boslough, who had been
the guest of Mrs. Thos. Nottingham for
a week, left IN Monday for her home in
New England Her sister. Miss Wanda,