The Dickinson press., 1913-06-14

Saturday. June 18th. is flag day in
North Dakota.
Nels Nichols was down from Medor a
on Thursday.
A. L.. Martin was down from Sentinel
Butte on Thursday.
Rev. A. c. Hacke was attendind
the Sunday School convention in Grand
Forks this week.
Arthur Barndy of Buffalo, N. D., was
in Dickinson on Wednesday looki nd
over the country.
Reindeer brand pork and beans, : ID.
cans formerly NC, Roquette's economy
sale II cents.-adv.
Tom Vallancey took Mrs. E. G. Bish-
op, Miss Ethel Parker and Miss Belle
Paige to Quinion on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Schmidt, from -
miles south of Beach. have been in
Dickinson the past week for treatment
for Mrs. Schmidt.
Chas. C. Owen has taken the agency
for the First National Life and Acct
dent Ins. Co., also the Pioneer Life
1ns. Co.
Those who purchased land at the iso-
lated tract sale at the Dickinson u. S.
land Office this week were: Otto f.
Grautz at 81. IS per acre, H. A. Lom-
bard at SIS, Geo. Gilmore at So. so and
John V. Meyers at So. so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Murphy came in
Thursday from Dunn county to meet
Mrs. Redmond Murphy and the children
of both families who had just arrived
from Fargo. The children will be at
home on the ranches for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. Stewart Cummings and daueh-
ter, Doris, also Misses Grace Robinson
and Mabel Cummings autoed up from
Mott on Tuesday, Archie Craig driving
the A B. Robinson car. After attend
ing the Robertson-Stewart wedding on
Thursday evening, Mrs. Cummings and
daughter left for Edmonton, Alberta, to
join her husband in their new home
there.
Rev. John Orchard left Thursday for
Beach where he baptized Herman and
Sylvia Stensrud, children of Druggist
and Mrs Stensrud. Mrs. Stensrud was
a Gilbert and n of Mr.. Orchards par
ishioneers way back in the pioneer
days, when Mr.. and Mrs. H. Gilbert
and children were about the only set
tiers at Sentinel Butte, years and years
before there were any towns in that
part of the state.
j. W. Follis was in this week from
Ranger IN the edge of the forest re-
) serve in Billings county. He stated
that the government was transplanting
40, 900 pines this season. The trees are
2 years old and are some that have been
grown on the reserve. They are being
set out on the hill sides and if they
' grow will make a great change in the
y landscape out that way within a few
years.
Miss Mildred Baker. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Baker, formerly of thi.
city, graduated from the Stadium higl
o school of Tacoma this year and wa
among the ten honor pupils in a clas
d of 274. Incidentally. these ten pupil
k carrying off the highest honors in
class of 274 were all girls. Dean
Hanscom, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D
Hanscom. former residents of Dickin-
son, was also a graduate.
# Miss Mabel Stewart was the guest 0
honor at a Kitchen shower on Mon
day evening. The guests were associ
ate members of the Methodist churc
and were entertained at the Mrs. VOL
Homer home. Games of various kind
were played and a luncheon service fol
lowed. The guest of honor was give
many of the kitchen utensils and acces
II series which will be so useful to her i
y her new home in Dunn count y.
- Travelling Engineer Joe Crosthwait
spent last week attending the Masoni
and Odd Fellow doings in Fargo. 1t wa
= the first time Mr.. Crosthwaite ha
been off duty on the Yellowstone divis
= ion for a long time. He stopped owe
and saw Mr.. and Mrs. D, s.. LittIehale
= in Jamestown. Mrs. Crosthwaite wa
= also in Fargo as a grand lodge office
of the Rebekah order, and, like her hus
band. visited in jamestown.
Attorney F. C. Heffron has taken al
appeal from the action of Judge Leigh
ton in the Nolan case and the same wa
to be argued in supreme court at Bis