The Dickinson press., 1913-05-10

held IN Mandan from July bth to July
18th.
Miss Cramer has returned to Dickin-
son and is again making her home with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster. Miss Craner
was here a year or more ago doing
dressmakin&.
; Mrs. D. S. Littiehales and daughter,
Miss Hazel. returned Wednesday from
St. Paul, where they had gone Sunday
on a business and pleasure trip.-Man-
dan Pioneer.
Cashier l.. F. Crawford of Sentinel
Butte has been in St. Louis. NO., the
past week as a delegate appointed by
Governor Hanna. to the Fourth American
Peace Congress.
Miss Florence Bradshaw left Sunday
for her home in Bonaparte. Iowa, where
she will visit for several months or
until next September, when she returns
to teach in the New England school.
H. D. Jennings of Pierre, S. D.. is a
member of the anniversary commission
of the Battle of Gettysburg of his state
Mr.. Jennings is the father Of Engineer
r. D. Jennings of Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Robinson have
recently moved from Spokane, WASH,
to Great Falls, Mont, where their father.
Robert Neil has been for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neil are alsoat Great
Falls.
Miss Mary Murn, who has been teach
ing near..South Heart for the past two
years, was visiting her aunt, Miss
Mary Murn a few days last week, leav-
ing the latter part Of the week for her
home in St. Cloud, MINI.
John Orchard supplied in the pulpit
of the Congregational church at Glen
Ullin on Sunday. In all probability Mr..
Orchard will preach at Glen Ullin each
Sunday until their new pastor arrives
the first part of June.
Mrs. c. C. Owens spent a few days
the first of the week with Mr.. Owens at
Mandan. Mr.. Owens, who is with the
International Harvester Co., is working
on the eastern part of the Slope for the
present.
A Showers correspondent in Adams
county. tells of w. r. Clark visiting
the Cedar Lodge ranch and looking for
a renter for his land. The same CORE
spondente also tells Of the good. farm
work that Ed. Kirk is doing.
J. W. Snyder of the local Northern
Pacific telegraph force. returned on
Tuesday from a months vacation. He
visited Florida points. Washington,
New York, Niagara Falls and Chicago
on the trip and seems glad to get back
, to Dickinson.
Mandan Pioneer: Sheriff Charles
Mcdonald, who underwent an operation
for the removal of gall stones about two
weeks ago, is now recovering nicely.
Thursday he was able to leave his bed
for a short time. 1t is expected he will
be able to return home the fore part Of
next week.
C. E. Gordon arrived in Dickinson
the first of the week and stated that
the Mannines were expecting to Gel
back the last of this week. Thu. Elf
stroms left California the last Of Apri
but expected to visit along for severa
, weeks and may not get home until thu
middle or last of May.
Mrs. Stewart Cummings and daughter
Doris and Miss Grace Robinson CAM
up from Mott last Friday and are tn
: guests of relatives and friends, here
, Miss Robinson expects to return in
few days. while Mrs. Cummings an
daughter will have a longer visit afte
Z which they will join Mr.. Cummings il
. Edmonton, Alberta. where they expec
!. to make their home.
n Cashier A. 8. Curry Of the Northwes
tern State bank at Oakdale. was j
Dickinson last Saturday or his way t
St, Paul to spend the week with Mrs
= Curry. who has been spending the winte
= below and who is mo- expected to 6
to her Dunn county home until June
l. During Mr.. Curry's absence Presider
!, M. S. Cuskelly has been looking ate
the affairs of the Northwestern.
Harry Hunke. fireman on the first dis
. trict west, was taken suddenly i'll
Dickinson Tuesday morning, after fiji
= ishing a trip. He asked PERMISSION
come home and sought the N. P. phys
clan, who sent him on the hospital
Glendive to be operated on for append
citis instead of allowing him to retul
to this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunke WEI
to Glendive Tuesday night to see the
son. who was operated or the san
night; he is now Getting along We