The Dickinson press., 1912-06-22
Dr.. Bowen was called TO Beach early

dive. Mont.
All children of Royal Neiehbors are
invited to come to Odd Fellows hall
next Monday afternoon. where they
will be royalty entertained by the lodge
members.
Miss Margaret Berry. daughter of At
torney. and Mrs. H. C. Berry, arrived
last week from her studies at Visitation
Convent. St. Paul, to spend the summer
vacation at her home.
A large number of people are PLAN
ming on going to Gaylord on Monday.
June "a, for the church celebration. If
it does not rain the roads ought to be
in fair condition by that time.
Thelma. granddaughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Sterland. was entertaining
a party of her little friends IN Friday
afternoon. The little girls met to help
her celebrate her birthday anniversary
which they did in a genuine style.
Harve Robinson went down to Fair
bault last week to accompany his son.
Addison. home to Sentinel Butte from
attending the Shattuck Military school,.
They stopped off in the city a few
hours to visit the S. M. Ferris family.
Miss Cora Ostvie spent several days
last week with the ALI. o. Nelson fam
lily at Manning. She left Saturday for
Valley City thence on to her home in
Benson, MINI. Miss Ostvig returns as
teacher in the grammar schools next
fall.
Mrs. Joseph Freed and son Amos left
Wednesday for Richardson. where they
will visit Mrs. Freed's brother. John
Bleth, for several days. They also
expect to visit another brother, Jacob
Bleth, at Glen Ullin, who will likely
come to Richardton after them in the
auto.
F. D. Collins from Sc miles north
of Bel6eld was in Dickinson on Tues
day to make homestead proof on his
land. Mr.. Collins is an old soldier.
coming to western North Dakota from
Ohio and had to live on his land but.
a year. Fred Hoerauf and Henry Darby
were witnesses for Mr.. Collins.
Lucky Bob disappointed the crowd
at Wibaux again on the 9Th. Three
times this season, at Mandan, Fargo
and Wibaux, have crowds assembled to
witness an air ship flight and each time
Bob St. Henry lost his nerve and said
the wind was too high or the machine
was in need of repairs.
Mrs. W. j. Zimmerman and Miss
Lizzie Rapp left Tuesday for Minot,
where they will represent the local
Eastern Star al the grand lodge gather
ing there this week. A. P. Folsom,
S. M. Ferris and Rev. j. S. Brayfield
went on q day earlier to be present for
the opening sessions of the various
Masonic bodies.
David Lane of Glendive spent Sunday
in the city with his mother, who is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Roberts. David had not been to Dick.
insotn since moving from here nine
years ago and sees q great change in
the city. He has recently come from
Tacoma to take a position with the N.
P. railway company at Glendive.
VIM. Burch, brother of Mrs. H. M.
Odds. who has been with the Dickinson
Candy Shop for several weeks. is assist
ing for q few weeks in the Eddy Con-
f~ectionery store at Billings at the end
of which time he will 60 to Grand Forks
to accept a position as foreman of the
hard candy department of the Congress
Candy shop. Mr.. Burch is a very
efficient candy maker.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Ferris are plan
ming on going to Sidney, Mont. for the
big celebration there on the 9th, in
honor of the completion of the N. P.
railroad branch into that place. There
is also an old settlers picnic on the
same day and Sidney will be entertain
ing a great many visitors. J.. A. Fer
ris is n of the leading merchants Al
this place.
c. L. Sphinx, of the Missouri Valley
Grocery Co.. was up from Mandan or
Wednesday. Mr.. Sphinx is a brother o.
Will E. Sphinx. who was in the dry
goods business with Billy Bert in Dick
inson along in 1890 to 1892. The firm
occupied the place where George Berze
has his bakery on Willard street. Will
Sphinx is now conducting a store jus
out of st. Paul.
Mrs. w. H. Aehnelt and Mrs. F. D
Rollins. from near Quinion. were shop
ping and getting dental work done il
Dickinson on Tuesday. Mr.. Aehnelt i,
ranching, having been a settler in til.
country a comparatively short time
Mrs. Aehnelt expected to meet her hus'
bands nephew, , Richard Stone, VIII,