The Dickinson press., 1912-05-18

James Doyle was down from Belield
on Sunday.
Robert Monroe Of Oakdale was in the
city Tuesday.
Grove D. La Grove of New England
was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Cordelia Branick was down from
Medora on Sunday.
Thomas Grant is taking q vacation of
two weeks at Detroit. MINI.
Atty. E. II. Gunderson was q business
visitor from Taylor on Wednesday.
Miss Mary Pelissier is visiting at the
Max Steele home in Glendive this week.
Miss Marjorie Poor visited over Sum
day with Miss Kathleen Berry at Glen
dive.
Miss Lille Boehlke entertained a few
of her girl friends at s O'Clock dinner
on Tuesday evening.
Engineer and Mrs. W. 7. Nickel went
to Glendive Tuesday to visit friends
for a few days.
F. L. Roquette had swollen tonsils
which kept him from his store a day OF
two this week.
Bill McCarty was q business visitor
from the Custer Trail ranch on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Erena Currie. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. T. Crowl,
for several weeks, left Thursday fol
her home in Battle Ground, Wash.
Manager W.. F. Gobius of Bel6eld
stated Wednesday that the spring pre-.
cipitation at his place up to the present
time was 5.3 inches, and crops were
in a very promising condition.
Mrs. H. M. Odds was expecting he,
brother. VIM. Burch. to arrive from St.
. Paul this week to take charge in the
candy kitchen. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Messner, Miss
Epperson and P. j. McGrath autoed in
from New England Wednesday to attenl
!, to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Foster are enjoy.
ing a visit from Mr.. Fosters parents,
6 who arrived from Winona. MIMI, the
first of the week.
The annual district school election oc.
ours this year on the 18th of June. I1
Dickinson a director and treasurer arr
to be elected.
. There was a meeting. of the alumni
. association on Tuesday evening at thu
/. high school auditorium to arrange fol
8 the annual entertainment and welcome
e of the Senior class.
y The Geo. Pelissier family were NOV
" ing this week from their ranch neal
Medora, which they recently disposet
/, of, to Belfeld, where they will b TEN
% porarily located. e..
n Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. ..Orth autoed il
" from Regent Tuesday to do some shop
d ping and meet Mrs. Orth's brother, Pete
Theis, who arrived that day from
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Cryne of Gladstone
d were in the city a few days this weei
visiting their daughter. Mrs. C. E. Ell.
dred. Mr.. Cryne also attended the
meeting of the Missouri Slope Develop.
ment League on Wednesday.
d Attorney and Mrs. H. C. Berry went tt
n Bismarck Tuesday. the former appear
S ing before the supreme court in an
s effort to get a new trial in the Bancroft
case. and Mrs. Berry visiting her sister,
Mrs. c. J. Busch.
W. j. Pelton came in from Bailey
Tuesday after visiting several days al
e the homes of his sons. Sam Pelton and
0 W.. G. Pelton. He was accompanied
e on his return by Misses Hazel and
+ Hilda. little daughters of W. C. PeIton,
b who will visit here for some time.
Mrs. Catherine Ray was hostess
. Thursday, afternoon to. the Birthday
u club. A good number of the members
L were present and had the usual good
;. time enjoyed by guests of Mrs. Ray.
. AAO AuANAAOOA 0VlV4CO was SDl0uUlU duU
the ladies enjoyed their favorite past.
time-500.,
The Baseball club will give a public
: dance at the armory mex Monday even
. ing. The boys will do all they can to
show their guests a good time and hope
for a large attendance. The Messer-
smith-Jessen orchestra will furnish the
music.
Geo. Hughes was in the city Tuesday
: night. leaving in the morning for. his
: home in Chicago. He had been in Bill
lings, Mont. and stopped off to visit
: Mrs. Hughes. who was visiting at the
. A. T. Crowl home and who left on
= Thursday to visit friends at Bismarck
: before eoing on to her home.