The Dickinson press., 1913-07-19

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Mrs. Robert Steinquist and daughter,
May, left last week for New Salem for
a visit with their uncle.
Mrs. c. A. Anderson left Friday for
Oakdale where she will visit some time
at the home of her. sister. Mrs Butler.
The Sunday school of the Congreea-
tional church will picnic next Thurs
day in the McGillivray grove southwest
of the city.
Cashier and Mrs. D. D. Mars and
little son, ROLAND. returned last week
from some time spent at the Hugh
Roberts place rear Oadale.
The Hilliard home on Sims street
was the Ger of a beautiful tea party
Wednesday afternoon given for Mrs.
Myrick and Miss Virgin of Boston.
The undersigned will be in Dickinson
every Friday with fresh vegetables
from his farm east of the city. Be
ready with your orders. Herman Butt.
adv. 7-19.tf.
W. W. Tousley. formerly of the
Beach Advance, was in Dickinson this
week in the interest of a stationery
company. Mr.. Tousley makes head
quarters in Bismarck, having territory
in North Dakota and Montana.
Mrs. Hoffman. who had been visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. James Soules, &C.
companied by her mother, Mrs. Neukorm
left for Mott via New England "a
Thursday. Mrs. Neukorm came out
from Indiana a few weeks ago to visit
her daughters. !
Capt. Arthur Toliefson returned on
Monday from Camp Hanna to resume
his work in the First National bank.
The Co. X boys were we'll located when
he left and he thought they would have
a very profitable and enjoyable time.
The boys will break camp the morning
of the 21st and will probably arrive
home on No. S Monday night. !
Dickinson gets four men on the State
Rifle team for Camp Perry this year
and L. r. Baird goes as team coach.
A telegram to the PRESS on Thursday
from Devils Lake says: Rufus Lee. 1st;
c. N. Barker End, John Engbrecht 3rd
and Andrew Erdahl 5th. This means
that Co. X men get first places on the
State Rifle team, numbering about IS
men, and selected to represent the
North Dakota militia at Camp Perry in
August. I,
On Thursday five experimental and
demonstration farm state men were Wis
iting the Dickinson experimental sta-
ton as follows: Supt. E. G. Schilan-
der of.Williston. Supt. E. D. Stewart of
Lansdon and Supt. o. A. Thompson of
Elderly. Prof. Dynes and Prof. Done
ehue. The gentlemen came across the
country from the Hettinger station.
They e hiahly pleased with the
work at the Dickinson station. The
visitors were given auto trips to the
local brick yards and other places Of
interest 10 and around Dickinson.
William Connolly came in Thursday
from his ranch in Dunn county. He
had a new Ford touring car which his
brother, Mike Connolly. brought out for
him from Mandan. Mike is in the auto
business and had been out north to de-
liver the car and visit for a short time.
William Connolly says the Great North
ern men have stopped railroad work in
the country north Of his place and the
people out there do not know just what
has happened. It looks as though the
Mckenzie county people would have,t ia
haul their grain some distance again
this season. 81
Miss Jeanette Rankin. national field
secretary Of the American Suffrage as.
ISOLATION, is in. the city for Friday,
coming here from Beach. where she adj
dressed audiences on Thursday. Mis-,
Rankin is q pleasing speaker who wa,
with Mrs. d. Darrow at Bismarck las
winter during the legislative session.
She speaks at the public library at 3.p.
N. the afternoon Of the 18th on Meth
DDS Of Work. and il the evenineHa'
the CONGREGATIONAL church, on "WG
mans Sufraae andsa National Amen.
dment.'' Miss Rankin is the guest .
Mrss.. Guy Hunter while in Dickinson.