The Dickinson press., 1913-06-14

Mrs. T. D. Casey was expected home
from La Crosse on Friday. She is re-
covering nicely from her operation.
Gov. L. B. Hanna's daughter, Miss
Jean, was married on June 18th to At
torney Ed. G. Clapp of Fargo. The mar
riage took place at the Hanna home in
Fargo.
Miss Eleanor, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. j.. BARLEY. was one of 81 who
graduated at Beach from the 9Th grade
this year. The high school graduated
a class of three.
1t was estimated that 500 people at
tended the memorial day picnic at the
7. F. Roberts ranch north of Bowman.
Geo. A. Pelissier drove out from BEL
field to see his old friend, Frank
Roberts.
John M. Connolly returned Sunday
night from Fallon, Mont, where he
had visited Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Girls.
void for a day and vent to New
England on the auto livery the follow
ing morning.
Maxwell Burnett and his mother,
Mrs. Jane Burnett, went to Hunter:
Hot Springs the first of the week. Mr.,
Burnett expected to return the frs
of the coming week. but his mothe.
planned on remaining a little longer.
Master Mechanic c. E. Allen cam
down from Livingston on Tuesday,
bringing Miss Eleanore, the twins,
Theodore and Theodore and Clarence
who are visiting in the city for a shor
time before going to Glendive.
Rev. A. Lembke is taking a vacation
of several months and expects to leave
soon for Texas where he will visit will
his parents. 1t is likely that in his alb.
sence a student from the St. Paul Luth.
eran Seminary will preach at the Luth,
eran church here.
Miss Lettie Griswold, who has been
helping her brother on::the Fallon Forum
for a few months. came in from thu
west the first of the week and went GU
to New England where she will AGAR
be employed on the Herald as reporte
and bookkeeper.
P. V~redenburg left this, week for Ell
berton. WASH, where he will spen,
about three months with his daughter
Mrs. H. w. Tipler, former resident o
this state. The plan now is for Mrs
Ed. Pearson and children to go out i,
the fall for a visit and return with he
father.
Recently. a crowd of young peopl
among whom were Mr.. and Mrs. 10
Marsh. Miss Cora Davis. Miss Mimi
Mcdonald and Samuel Mcdonald autoe
to Colson's farm, six miles east Of Bel
field. where they were delayed two day
on account of a storm. They repol
having he'd a very enjoyable time.
j. o. Palmer of Adrian. N. D.. re
Gently arrived in Dickinson with a car
load of goods and stock for his home
stead nine miles southwest of Mary i
Mckenzie county. Mr.. Palmer is tn
father of Mrs. Albert Langdon, who j
residing on a homestead within
short distance of the n taken by he
father.
Della Clarke, the clever author-ac1
ress and her comedy company will b
Managers Reichert and Rays attractio
at the Dickinson opera house Monda,
June 10th, in Miss Clarke's new pla
Introduce Me-" The story of the com
edy hinges on the antics of a marie
man with a love for afinities who sus
poets that his wife, like himself. is d,
ing a little side stepping from the ma
ital vows. The play is in four &C
and each is better than the one precet
ing. From first to last there is a
abundance of merry quibbs and ludi
crous situations. Miss Clarke, II
author. plays the dual role of the vii
and Francis Everton. the novels
Henry PembeKton does the husband wi,
a weakness for afinities. Gordon Q
Maine fmpersonates a character of
successful publisher Clare Krall char
acterizes the part ola leading actre'
of the stage; Josie. Morris Sullivan pc
trays a comedy country character.