The Dickinson press., 1912-09-07

visited friends in Richardton Thursday,
Mrs. Lotto French aud two children
Of Taylor visited Mrs. Allen Harlemar
this week.
The parochial school on the Soutl
Side has q registration of about 200.
rive teachers I employed.
Harve Robinson of Sentinel Butte wa,
in Bismarck as q member Of. the Repub,
lican state central committee.
F. E. Deiters expects to leave in 8
few days for. St. Paul, to combine 8
bushes trip with q visit at his oil
home.
Some of W. A. .McClure's friends
were accusing him of attending the
democratic meeting at Bismarck THU
week.
Mrs. F. ]. Smith and children LEFT
Wednesday for Winona, Mimi, where
they expect to spend two or three
months with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Gardner of Brod.
head. Wis.,. arrived Thursday and will
be b guests for several weeks at the
home Of their daughter. Mrs. A. W.
mCAS0U.
over zoo hunting licenses had been
issued by the county auditor no to
Ihursday evening. This is more than
was issued up to the time of open sea.
son last year.
The Sister Superior of the St. Paul
orphanage and another Sister from that
institution who had been visiting the
Sisters here. ret urned home Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Cain and her daughter, Ellen.
who have been visiting for several
weeks with Mrs. Gains O n ATTY i.
T. Cain. returned home to Fl. Dodge.
Iowa, Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Ware and little son
came up from Glen Ullin the first of the
week and may make their home in Dick
inson for a time. They are at the S.
L. Carroll home.
j. P. Cain and his mother, who was
visiting him here, with Miss Mary
Mckinley and FIR. Dignam went up to
Medora last Friday evening to see the
Bad Lands country.
/. Miss Esther Crowl who was the quest
OF her uncle and aunt, MIR. and Mrs.
r. W. Turner. three weeks, returned
home Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs, Turner
took her to Haley by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L~enneyille
spent their ~eighteen-day vacation at
their homestead. three miles south of
town. putting up hay. MI. Lenneville
returned on Saturday to his duties as
postmaster.
Misses Cora and Belle Dazia of RAN
1ell' Minn., were guests at the E. S. !
home over Sunday. leaving
for their schools west of the
;ity. These young ladies were school
friends of the Misses Stanton.
The meeting of the Congregational
Aid at Mrs. David Roberts Thurs
lay was a very pleasant gathering. Mes
lanes Mitchell, Bremen and Roberts
'erved a delicious lunch assisted by
drs. Buchner of Gendive and Mrs. Chat
lam.
John Orchard went to Sentinel Butte
Wednesday to conduct a funeral service
t that place on Thursday. On Friday
venine he vas Joined by his son,
Velland and George Ryder, of the
'RESS. for a days hunt in that vicin-
ty. They were being entertained by
upt. J. A. Kitchen of the Billings
eunty schools.
Mrs. W. j. Littlehales was pleas
ntly surprised last Saturday afternoon
y a visit from several of her lady
riends who brought their luncheon and
pent the afternoon in social converse
and games. The affair was in
lonor of Mrs. Littlehales birthday an
liversary and she was made the re-
ipient of a nice present by the ladies.
In the rife shoot last Sunday in
'hich the unqualified marksman of Co.
were taking part. the scores of the
cam shooting were Robert Scarf 113,
iartwell johnson III. Albert Behonek
3. Tom Lenhardt 80, and Alex Wolf
o. All the companies in the state shoot
md the highest score wins the medal
tfered by DR.. Barker. The winner has
'ot been announced yet.
In the local market Friday wheat was
quoted at 73c: flax, $l.55; oats 4Oc.
little wheat has come in as yet.
& Davis have shipped two cars
me for S. S. Sutherland and one for
rank F. Meyers which graded No l..
lorthern. from shock threshing. The
Indications are that wheat will grade
!ood, probably a little better from the
tack than from the shock.
According to a Bismarck paper
Dick Cook. who was taken to a Bismarck
hospital several weeks ago from Senti-
lel Butte was recently taken to his home
Iowa. It will be remembered that
le received injuries by being thrown
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