The Dickinson press., 1912-07-13
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tallmadge were in
Dickinson from New England last..Satur-

Dickinson from New England last:Satur-
day.
Robert Wilcox. made. "a. business trip
10 the city this week from his ranch
north.
DR.. J.. w. Bowen left Sunday on a
business trip to Chicago. He will be
gone about three weeks.
Lee Waddell returned Wednesday
from a week at the j. E. Conlon home
stead IS miles north of Beach.
Roy and C. E. Harmon were down
from Medora on Thursday. Geo. Carr
was down from the same place.
A. H. Arnett was down from Billings
this week on some business matters
! and went from here to Glen Ullin for a
day.
Mrs. VIM. Noggle and little daughter,
Esther; went to Taylor Tuesday to be
with Mr.. Noggle while he is doing
cement work in the village and in the
country north.
Judge..W.C C. Crawford and Stenoaraph-
er Boulger will be in Medora on the
10th to open court for naturalization
business. A few motions may come up
at this time also.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson and fam
ily came in from Manning Wednesday
and are spending a few days at the
VIM. Ely home. Mrs. Wilson is a sis
ter to Mr.. Ely.
G. W. Wilson was exhibiting new
samples of fax from his farm three
miles west of Manning this week. The
grain was sown on the 10th of May and
is now in blossom.
Miss Edna Brown of Atlantic. Iowa,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Glenn
Cassidy, who lives a mile south of the
city, for the summer months. She will
return to enter high school in Septem-
Der.
Mrs. John Laubscher came up from
Taylor on Tuesday visiting her brother.
Otto Hennings, at the c. M. Dinsdale
home, until Thursday, when Mr.. Laub-
scher and Mr.. Hennings, ST., came up
in the auto for her.
Mrs. Jane Miller. sister of Mrs. Pat
Rogers, of Thermand. West Virginia,
and Mrs. G. Ellickson, cousin of Mrs.
Rogers, also of West Virginia, arrived
Wednesday to spend the summer months
at the Rogers home here.
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Rose have as
their guests this week Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kramer and little son, Francis.
of St. Charles, MINI. These people are
uncle and aunt of Mrs. Rose and are
enjoying their visit here very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Rosenau returned
last Saturday and Mr.. Rosenau resumed
work as hostler at the N, P. depot the
first of the week. He is feeling a little
better than he wal when he went east
but still he is not a we'll man by any
means.
Mrs. Pat Corbett entertained at an
informal house party on Monday after
noon a number of ladies complimentary
to Mrs. Frank Kramer. who is the guest
of Mrs. j. A. Rose. Cards furnished
the amusement and a delicious lunch
con was served.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Meyer entertain
ed a number of guests on IN after
noon of the Fourth at a lawn party in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kramer.
who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Rose. On Tuesday evening Of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Zetzman were host and
hostess to a party of ladies and GENTLE
men in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer.
Einar ShoIl was in from Shollsmade
on Tuesday on on his way to Medora to
put in bids for the construction OF
county bridges. He reported the hail
storm as very bad out his way, extend
ing 10 miles west into the hills and
five miles south of Rainy Butte. He
said it was all too true about the A. O.
Nasset family, including Miss Selma.
; wadine in water a quarter of a mile to
a place of safety. Mr.. Nasset had a
small part of his 300-acre crop insured.
W. R. Everett returned Tuesday night
from the Cannon Ball river country.
where he was called last FRIDAY on &C.
count of the flood at his farm. He came
via New England. having to cross the
river on the bridge there and left his
auto out south. MI. and Mrs. George
Gerlich. parents of Mrs. Everett, had a
narrow escape at the Everett farm.
They were rescued from the house by
their son. Irwin. and the two hired
men. The men were sleeping in the