The Dickinson press., 1912-09-07

IL AAWEonce from TIC station al
Hysham. Mont. has been transferred I,
Taylor.
Mrs. J. Nilsson of Minot Is visitin,
her sister. Mrs. G. A. Perkins, arriv
ing Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Mcfarland was operate,
upon for appendicitis at St. Joseph,
hospital on Wednesday.
Miss Anna Mullaney. who with he
mother has been visiting in Iowa, is to
enter the Visitation convent. in St. Paul.
W. H. Fisher. the plasterer, is &C
cupying the Claude Shaw house on 4tl
St. N. temporarily, but is planning t,
build for himself.
Rev. j. S. Brayield went to Gladston,
Friday to hold Episcopal services an,
goes Saturday to Beech. There will b,
no services at St. Johns in the cit,
Sunday except Sunday School.
Col. A. P. Peake of Valley City is IL
the city combining business with a few
days. vacation. He arrived Wednes
day from Montana. where he had been
looking after coal interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Eyer were il
the city from Manning Wednes.
day and Thursday. They had not cut
their grain but said the yield would
be fine.
Mrs. Joseph Cain and baby and Mrs.
Jerry Hayes autoed to Six Mile ranch
on Sunday. H. Kunde taking out the
party. Mrs. Hayes expects to return
at the end of the week while Mrs. Cain
rem aims at the ranch.
Mrs. F. P. Stone and Miss Frances
were in the city Tuesday and Wednes-
day from Sentinel Butte. Miss Frances
left Thursday in company with the
Dickinson party to enter Villa Maria at
Frontenac, MINI.
Mrs. Chas. Dignam and two children
of Fargo are guests for several weeks
at the home of FIR. Dignam. Chas.
Dignam, FIR. Dignam's brother, will
join his family here lex week for a
visit.
A farmer writes that GREAT care
should be taken to open shocks of grain
in early cut fields. He has found a
wet mouldy condition and considerable
growth in shocks that on the outside
looked to be in perfect condition.
G. R. Wannemacher of Columbus,
Ohio. who has been looking after his
interests around New England, was in
the city Thursday attending to business
and greeting old friends. Mr.. Wanne-
macher is an enthusiastic Roosevelt
man and says Roosevelt will surely
carry Ohio this fall.
Mrs. John Manley came down from
Glendive the first of the week, bringing
her little sister, Anna LANCE, who was
visiting her for several weeks. The
little girl was on her way home to Fav-
cite to attend school.
Alumni Of the University Of Michigan
seized the opportunity while so many of
their number were present at James
town for the bar association meeting to
perfect a state organization. Forty
we're present and officers were elected
follows: President, John Knauf,
jamestown vice president, Mrs. Frank
White. Valley City; secretary, w. F.
Burnett, Dickinson. A luncheon was a
of the gathering. R. H. johnson
and DR.. Beach of this city are also
alumni of the Michigan U,
j. f. Reimer came out from Fair
water, Wis, the first of the week to
look after the threshing on his farm on
Antelope creek, Mr.. Reimer has about
800 acres in wheat which he thinks
will yield about Is to 80 bushels to the
acre. w. j. Mozeley has been looking
after his farm during his absence. Mr..
Reimer keeps in touch with. things in
part of the county by having the
PRESS sent to him at Fairwater.
Mrs. Wysocki was down from South
Heart on Monday She was accompan-
led by her sister-in-law Miss Wysocki,
who spent the summer in North Dakota
and was returning to take up her school
work in Green Bay, Wis. The Wy
socki family recently moved from Beach
to South Heart, Mr.. Wysocki having
of an elevator. The ladies were
guests of MISS Rose Wording while in
the city Monday.