The Dickinson press., 1912-05-11

Miss Edith McCrath went to Clendive
Sunday to take q position in the tele-
phone exchange there.
am now prepared to do deessm akine
at reasonable prices. Mrs. Ed. Lenne-
vile. SIS Second Ave. East. SLIP
Miss Carol Mcclure returned home
Monday after spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hollst at Glad
stone.
Mrs. Lev Nichols and little son came
up from Mandan Thursday for a few
days visit with MI. and Mrs. Pat Nc
Ginley.
Stewart Cummings will leave the first
of the week for Edmonton. Alberta.
where he expects to remain for the
summer.
Miss Mile Hoffman. who is attend
ing school here. spent a few days the
first of the week at the Hoffman ranch
near Zenith.
The past week the State Bank of New
England was consolidated with the Sc
curity State. Cashier j. J. Murphy's
bank. At least this was the report in
Dickinson.
James Soules and daughter, Miss
Frances, autoed to Mott on Wednesday.
Miss Frances expected to remain with
her aunt. Mrs. L. F. Hoffman, for a
short visit, while Mr.. Soules goes 10 his
farm near Regent.
Mr.. and Mrs. RIA. Lyon left Wednesday
evening for Mrs. Lyons old home in
Currie, Mimi. where they were called to
attend the funeral of her father. VIM.
Crowl. who died as the result of a fall
together with heart trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. L~enneville have
moved from the Lenneville farm east of
the city to 513 Second Ave. East.
Mrs. Anna Lenneville is now making
her home with her son. Will Lenne-
Vile, her own old home being closed
for the present.
Dr.. S. W. Bailey is planning on TAX
ing Mrs. Bailey and their little son and
Mrs. Bailey's mother, Mrs. Ella Soule.
to the latter's home at Bailey late Satur-
day afternoon. Mrs. Soule returned
about a month ago from her winter
visit at Tomah, Wis, and is anxious
to get back to her Dunn county farm.
Nm Jones of Courtney was a guest
at the H. A. Hogue home the latter part
of last week. Mr.. Jones is the man
who purchased the seven sections of
land on Knife river, known as the
Phelan ranch. and will seed about 2, 500
acres of it to fax, barley and oats this
spring.
The State Sunday School association
have scheduled their annual meeting
for June 4-5-6 at Valley City. Pre-
vious to this a series of institutes will
be conducted in the Dickinson district
which includes all territory west of the
river. The first of these was held al
Beach last Sunday and on the 10Th an
other will be held at Sentinel Butte.
John Orchard, president of this district,
conducted the Beach institute and will
also have charge of the one at Sentinel
Butte. Other institutes will be an
nounced later.
The P. j. B%erringer home was the
scene of one of the prettiest parties of
the season last Friday evening. The
spacious parIor was festive with decora-
tons Of pink and white carnations,
while a fire giowed in the fire
place, enhancing the brilliancy of the
place. The other rooms had vases of
red carnations. Dinner was served to
the "a ladies who were guests of Mrs.
Berringer, at E O'Clock and the viands
were perfection itself. Those assisting
Mrs. Berrineer in the serving were
Misses Rose Berringer. Marion Dundas
and Margaret Reid. Cards followed
and a most delightful evening was
anent.