The Dickinson press., 1912-05-25

Mrs. A. Hike was down from Bel6eld
on Friday.
J. F. Brodie made a business trip to
St. Paul this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Snow were down
from Belield this week.
Frank Jennings was down from Glen
dive this week visiting friends.
Brakeman H. C. Poor left Thursday
evening for St. Paul where he will re-
main several days on business.
Mrs. H. j. Blanchard enjoyed a short
visit on Thursay with her aunt, Mrs.
Nichols, who was on her way from St.
Paul to Sand Point, Idaho.
Supt. W. j. Littlehales and Roy
Butler autoed over to the REGENT country
the first of the week and engaged a we'll
digger to bore a new we'll for the city.
Mrs. Chas. Drankhorn of Red Wing
MIMI, is a guest at the home of her
brother, Sheriff WEIGH. for several days.
She is en- route to the Yellowstone
Park.
Mr.. and Mr.. A. Dorsey who are on
the Sterland farm. were in the city on
Thursday. Mr.. Dorsey had 200 acres
seeded and was going to SOW millet and
barley for feed.
Persons having poll tax notices will
do well to pay same before the first of
4 June to save penalty and costs. Can be
paid at city hall any time. P. M. Sex
ton. collector. It
The Eastern Star will give a party for
children of Masons or Eastern Star
members at the Temple on Monday eve
MING, June 3rd. An admission fee of rs
cents will be asked.
Mrs. Will .Lenneville entertained a
party of ladies Monday afternoon in
honor of, Mrs Minnie Parsons of Man.
dan. The ladies took their. sewing and
enjoyed q pretty sea served by Mrs. Len
neville.
, George Nolan. whose illness is men,
toned in another place in this ISSUE.
became gradually worse on Thursday
and at the time of going to press his con-
dition seemed no better.
Mrs. Pond and son Harry expect to
get away for Manchester. VT. in the,
early part of June. They will be here.
however. until after the third when a
children's party in honor of Harry will
be given by the Eastern Star.
Jerry Hayes came in from the ranch,
the FIRST of the week for a load of sup
plies. He expects to furnish about So
head of cavalry horses to the govern
ment officers at Fort Keogh as soon as:
he completes the seasons roundup.
Mrs. Dan Manning was hostess Thurs
day afternoon to the members of the
Birthday club. Her genial hospitality
was felt by all and as usual her guests:
had one of the best kind of times.
Cards and luncheon were the features.
Conductor T. 3. Foreman was down,
from Forsyth IN Friday shaking hands
with his old railroad friends. Mr..
Foreman had his eaquarters in Dickin-
son until about a month ago when he.
was transferred to a division farther
west. :.
Mrs. ]. P. Berringer was much sur
prised last Thursday when a party of
friends called ut her home to enjoy the
afternoon with her and to let her know.
that they remembered that her birthday
anniversary was only a few days dis
tant. All had q fine time an enjoyed
cards and q splendid luncheon.
Mrs. J. K. Porter was entertaining
at her home at Mandan on Friday after
noon in honor of the birthday anniver-
series of Mrs. s. ]. Dunlap Of Mandan,
Mrs. J. P. Berrinser Of Dickinson. Mrs.
Porter and her little son. John Emmett4
These people have celebrated their birth.
days together for several years and It
was a sort Of reunion sathering:.on Erie
day.
Secretary Of State P.nD. Morton was
in Dickinson the first of the week. re-.
turning from Manning. where he had
been in the interests of his candidacy,
for Coneess. Mr.. Norton feels that he. IL
entitled to the second choice votes in
this immediate vicinity at least. He.
recognizes that Senator Simpson will
Set q LARGE portion of the first choice
votes around here.
The Northwestern Development League
will hold its annual meeting at Seattle
on June SIS. Special rates will be given
to the hundreds Of western boosters
who will attend what promises to be-.
the best meeting In the history Of the
league. Among the delegates appointed
by Gov. Burke to 60 from North Dakota
are: W. L. Richards and Frank Lish.
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