The Dickinson press., 1912-07-13
W. j. Follis arrived in the city on

W. j. Follis arrived in the city on
Tuesday.
J. M. Watson and son were down from
Medora this week.
F. E. Heath was among those down
from Beach this week.
E. C. Roberts and wife were in from
New England on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Bebee came down
from Belield on Wednesday.
Mrs. N. D. Nichols of Medora was in
the city during the week.
Mrs. Walker and Miss Ethel were
down from Belfield on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lutz were among
those up from Hebron this week.
Henry Klein and DR.. A. j. Faber
anne up from Richardton on Wednes-
day.
Attorney C. NJ. Branson of Rhame
had legal business in the city on
Wednesday.
P. Keffeler of Mikkelson came in
Wednesday to see the sports the last
day of the convention.
Editor and Mrs. Clemens of Medora
were among the many guests in the
city for Thursdays celebration.
Mrs. J.. c. Haskin and children of
Mandan spent Wednesday and Thurs day
with her mother, Mrs. Lucy Dobson.
Mrs. J. S. Bray6eld arrived on Sat-
urday from a visit of several weeks
with her sons at Winnipeg, Manitoba,
and with friends in Fargo.
Mrs. Ross, collector for the Minneapo-
lis Journal was in the city the first of
the week, making collections under the
auspices of the Ladies Aid society of
the Congregational church.
George Burgess had his 100 acres of
grain. about six miles from Medora,
badly injured in the hail storm of July
9TH. The adjuster reported a loss of go
per cent. Mrs. Lawson, about a mile
from Medora, suffered a IS to 80 per
cent loss on her crop of about 100 acres,
The J. H. Daily family have been en-
joying an abundance Of fine home
grown strawberries the past two weeks.
They have had all they could use fresh
and canned several quarts this week.
These were raised in the yard at the
Daily home in the northwestern part of
the city,
Mrs. p. F. Kelly was up from, Taylor
Monday to attend the regular meeting
of the Royal Neighbor lodge. A social
time with dancing and luncheon follow
ed the secret session. Mrs. Kelly is
district deputy of the Royal Neighbors
but will be unable to accept the Office
for another time. Her term expires in
a short time.
A serious accident as narrowly aver
ted on Willard street Thursday morning.
Two ladies. one with a baby in her
arms and a little boy at her feet, were
driving a team of farm horses in a sim
gle buggy when the animals became
frightened at an engine and started to
run away. The horses were stopped be-
fore the carriage was overturned and no
one was injured in the least.
Alderman and Mrs. j. j. BARLEY of
Beach were enjoying the convention
celebration here this week and renew
ing old acquaintance. The Bartleys
were former residents of Dickinson and
our people are always glad to have q
visit from these genial people. They
were guests of Father Dienam while in
the city this week.
Rev. B. Walker, a graduate from the
Minnesota u. passed through Dickinson
on No. 3 on Friday to enter upon his
new field at Wibaux, Mont. The church
at this point was organized by John
Orchard 20 years ago. when cowboy
interest. predominated. Since last No.
vember the. church has had it's interests
cared for by the organized and until the
Rev. B. Walker had completed his
course this June.
Minneapolis Trih6ne:, The twentieth
annual commencement exercises Of
Villa Maria at FFontenac, Mimi,
attracted a large c%oncourse. An inter
estine play was presented by the
Minims, in costume and reflected great
credit upon the small performers. Rev.
j. Donahue of St. Paul presented
medals and diplomas 10 six graduates,
Angela Meshan, Mayme Hertz, ant
Miss Mary Randall, St. Paul; Eleanor
Davis, Dickinson, N. D.; Aimee
Girling, Minneapolis and Ruth Holiday,
Amery. Wis. To Miss Davis wa
awarded the Raleigh medal for music.
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