The Dickinson press., 1913-06-14
LOCAL NEWS

~ ooAHeo o'uIco' gave a plc2S8n
dinner party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. N. j. Moe. wife of the Occi-
dent elevator man. is away on a visit
of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Mead and son,
Vernon. were down from Bel6eld in
their auto on Wednesday.
Ormanzo Brown returned this week
from a business trip of a month in
Iowa, Minnesota and Winconsin points.
Roy Henderson was so unfortunate the
first of the week as. to have his ankle
broken by a kick from a horse at the
stock yards.
H. A. Lombard was one of the men
from the south at the Dickinson q. S.
land Office on Wednesday for the iso-
lated tract sale.
Mrs. John Crowley and little son left
Wednesday morning for Hebron from
which point they were to 60 to their
Knife river home. the old Crowley
place.
Miss Bernice Blanchard of Colby,
Wis, arrived in Dickinson this week to
spend six weeks or W. months with
Attorney and Mrs. H. j.. Blanchard.
Miss Blanchard visited her brother
in this city two y~ears..ago..
Rev. E. f. Smith. formerly district
manager of Congregational church work
in this part of the state, was a passen-
ger home to Montana on Wednesday,
having been at Glen Ullin for a short
time.
The botanical garden class is to meet
Saturday afternoon to study plant con-
ditions in their plot in the Young park.
Mrs. L. r. Waldron. Mrs. F. W. Lacy
and Mrs. B. E.. Noark are the commit
tee in charge of the children taking
up this work.
Graduation exercises at the State
University were held this week. The
boys of Dickinson who are enrolled
there are: Vernon McCutchan. Crosby
Richards, Watt johnson, donald Ray.
Maynard Litch and Bernard ANGEL.
D. W. Mckenzie and Lee Auner were.
in Fargo attending the grand lodge
meeting of the Odd Fellows, last week
One of these men represented the local
encampment and the. other the subor-
dinate lodge. Mrs. L.. A. Davis also
went down. representing the Rebekahs.
Neil Currie returned last Wednesday
morning and a little while after he had
left Dickinson a telegram came announ-
cling the death of his on-in.law, DR.. j.
P. Head, a prominent Chicago physic-
ian. MI. Crowl had the telegram for
warded to be delivered to Mr.. Currie at
Mandan.
Rev. j.. S. ROOD came to Dickinson
on Wednesday to meet Dr.. William
Ewing, national superintendent OF
Sunday School work, who was en- route
from the Pacific coast to his home al
Boston. Some of the early settlers o.
Dickinson will remember Mr.. Ewing
who used to make trips to this place fcI
Sunday School work. He was stationed
then at Jamestown.
Mrs. VIM Cassidy and her daughter.
Mrs. T. E. Hegna. were in Dickin
son from South Heart the past week
Mr.. Cassidy has seeded nearly 500 acre:
the past spring and has been quite sue
cessful in operating his gasoline engine
for this work. They put in the Charles
Angel farm on shares in addition I,
their own farm two and a half mile
south of South Heart.
1t will be of considerable interest t,
many Dickinson people to know thai
Rev. L. B. Hardy is serving under {
commission from the Home Missionar,
Society of the Congregational churches
in Mercer and Dunn counties, having
charges at Golden Valley, Bowdish
Highlands school house, Loring an,
Dunn Center. Mr.. Hardy and wife re
side at Broncho where he has a home
stead and is commissioned postmaste
and u. S. commissioner. In earl
days Mr.. Hardy was pastor of the Bap
fist church in Dickinson. On Sunday
June 18th, Rev. j. S. Rood will assis
Mr.. Hardy with church service at sever
al points.