The Dickinson press., 1912-06-22

Miss Page returned from Belield the
fest of the week.
Mrs. G. Bowers and children are visit
ing her parents at Mandan for several
days.
Miss Edna Kono will leave next week
for Valley City to take special summer
school work at the Normal.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Heaton on Tuesday. at the A. H.
.Arnett home in Billings. Mont.
Miss Emma Christensen was able to
leave the hospital on Thursday and is
at the DR.. 6. A. Perkins home for a
few days.
The Suffrage club was having a meet
ing Friday afternoon and were enter
tanning several guests and enjoying a
luncheon.
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
dist church will hold their quarterly
food sale on Saturday afternoon, June
10Th. at the l.. A. Davis furniture store.
Frank Smith, a rancher in the Quin-
ion neiehborhood, recently sold two
cars of unbroke horses to Emmett Marks,
to be shipped from Belfeld to the
Miles City horse sale.
Mrs. Will Ray left last week to visit
at her old home in Aberdeen, S. Oak.
She was accompanied to Glendive by
Mr.. Ray where they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. John Manley for a few days.
The Gun club members have been
making some good scores at their prac-
tices recently. On Wednesday evening.
George Ryder scored % out of a possible
rs which is the best made over this
trap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ A. Larson and
daughter amt in from Oakdale
Wednesday for a few days. visit with
the L. A. Davis family. Mr.. Larson is
a member of the firm of Dehlineer g.
6Ous OonudlC lllCEClldIlS,
The local Boy Scouts are extended a
particular invitation to hear DR.. Glas-
Cow, who is here next Tuesday and
Wednesday in his Red Cross Instruction
car. His talks are on the subject OF
First Aid 10 the Injured" which
course has been studied by the Boy
Scouts from these same Red Cross text
books.
Reports come from the Milwaukee
country that a coed many farmers
around Hettinger have just discovered
that they were sold winter wheat seed
in the spring, some of it being furnish.
ed by elevators and some by individ.
uals. If this is correct the farmers will
get nothing but pasturage from theil
sowing.
John Rigdon, brother of Switchmar
Fred Rigdon, arrived Wednesday from
his home in Mason City, Ill. He will
remain for the summer and vii.
likely help out the Dickinson baseball
team as he has the reputation of a good
baseball player. He was accompanied
here by Glenn Conroy, an old friend OF
Mr.. Rigdon's.
Schafer Record &C. r. Randall and
wife arrived at the C. C. Randall home
from Bowman. They are en- route to
the eastern part of the state. This is
Bipe's first visit to this part of the Nc
Kenzie county since the northeastern
part of the state was a yearling. He
has been in the ranching business near
the South Dakota line until recently.
At the Votes for Women convention
at Fargo last week the following state
officers were elected: Pres. Mrs. E. M.
barrow of Fargo; vice president at
large. Mrs. M. L.. Ayers; corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Alice Nelson Page of
Grand Forks; recording secretary, Mrs.
Kate Selby Wilder of Fargo: treasurer,
Mrs. 0. j. deLendrecie of Fargo. Mrs.
V. II. Stickney was selected as vice
president for the Tenth judicial district.
Mrs. A. N. Jefferies and Miss Della
Spears entertained a party of ladies
Thursday afternoon in honor of their
niece, Miss Anne Powell, who is visit
ing them from Texas. 500 was played
at 10 tables and a prettily arranged
course dinner was served the hostesses
being assisted by Misses Helen and
Florence Jefferies. Mary Nolan and
Olive Whaley. The place cards were
hand painted flags with lone Star >.
These ladies we're entertaining a party
of young people on Friday evening at
a 2 O'Clock dinner.
Glenn Sample. an expert machinist
with A. L. Bishop & Son of Fargo, who
are state agents for the Flour City Gas
engines. was conducting q school of in
struction at the Mandan Mercantile
yards this week. The Mandan Mercan-
tile Co. are local agents for this engine
and the farmers who have engines or