The Dickinson press., 1912-08-17

Private sale Of household furniture,
32i-2nd Ave. w.. I block north Of Ii
brary. Mrs. Mildred Dobson. S-17-2r
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. French, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. p. Caeser were down from Bel
field on Thursday n their auto.
Mrs. Frank Miller of St. Paul arrived
in Belfeld on Wednesday evening to
visit her sister-in-law. Mrs. A. C. Hos
field.
Mrs. M. Mckinley entertained the
Birthday club OF Wednesday. afternoon.
They had their usual card session. fol-
lowed by a splendid luncheon service
and all were having q. good time.
Miss Dell Kaiser, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Carl Taulker and
other relatives at New England. also
the Glenn Cassidy home south of the
city, left last week for her home in
Iowa.
Mrs. Mary Barteau and family were
in the city On Saturday and Sunday get
ting ready to ship a car of live stock
and goods to Michigan. They have
been residing for some years on Crooked
creek near the Palmer place.
Misses Mae Doyle and Josephine
Pelissier were down from Bel6eld on
Saturday. Miss Doyle having some
dental work done and Miss Pelissier
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Margaret
Roberts. On Monday Misses Doyle and
Margaret Pelissier were in the city.
S. r. Van SAINT is president Of the
Van SAINT Investment Co.. represented
locally by Petricka & Blanchard. He
is also presidentsof the Johnson-van
SAINT Co.. having an agency with W. r.
Everett. The gentleman visited both
agencies the past week aud seemed
pleased with the class of loans secured
for his companies.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. McPhee left on
Sunday for Chico Hot Springs where
Mrs. McPhee will recuperate from q bad
attack of rheumatism. Her sister, Mrs.
E. Jackson of Lennon who came up to
care for Mrs. McPhee accompanied
them as far as Terry OH her way home.
taking her little neice Florence with
her.
Mrs. F.. L.. Roquette and daughters,
Laverne and Oral, went to New Eng
land Thursday. Mrs. Roquette visited
with Mrs. Boslough and attended the
Ladies Aid meeting on Thursday after
noon, returning home in the evening.
while the girls remained for a weeks
visit at the Boslough home.
E. A. Lillibridee vent to Bismarck
Thursday where the state equalization
board was in session this week. Mr..
Lillibridge is president of the Stark
County Development League and will
protest against q raise in assessment
levied by the state board. The Develop
ment League asks for an additional tax
levy of n mill to be used for immi-
grafton and other purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Owens and chill
dren Leila and Donald, enjoyed an auto
triD and visit at the C. C. Randall and
George ranches in the country
north. Mr.. and Mrs. Owens returned
last week while the children remained
until Tuesday Of this week. This trip
was enjoyed very much. particularly by
Mrs. Owens and children, who had
never seen the Bad Lands or that Sec
tion of the country before.
A. T. Crowl. Miss Grace Crowl and
their guest, Miss Helen Currie, auloed
to Scranton and Haley on Tuesday to
vieit the c. T. Crowl and J. W. Currie
families. They returned Wednesday
accompanied by Mrs. J. A. Currie and
Miss Mabel Currie, who visited relatives
and friends in the city until the first
of the week when they will meet mem
bers of their family at New England on
their return to the Milwaukee country.
It is rs miles from Haley to Dickinson
and MIR. Crowl made the run in his auto
in S hours, including two stops.
Mrs. C. E. Gregory and daughter Helen
passed through the city Tuesday on
their way from Billings to New York.
Mrs. Gregory has a store in the Mon
tana city and will purchase her stock Of
goods in New York and also
place Miss Helen in school in Washing
ton. D. c. The Gregory family were
residents of Dickinson, Mr.. Greg
Dry being IN attorney here. Mrs. Mary