The Dickinson press., 1914-08-22
LOCALNEWs


Miss simons ofsvalley City arrived
last week to visit with Mrs. Al. q.
|Elfstrom.
"A daughter was recently born 10
Mr. and Mrs Burk Richardson at
Haynes, Adams county.
Andrew Erdahl returned Sunday
from his vacation spent with his par
ents at Blue Earth, MINI.
Harold Parker went to Glendive
Friday, where he spent several days
visiting. He returned Monday morn
ing.
Miss Laura Ellsworth returned the
early part Of the week from her va
cation spent at Bismarck and with
her mother, Mrs. Ellsworth, at sterl-
ing, N. D.
Miss Dorothy Gobler returned the
first Of the week from her vacation
spent at her home in Thief River
Falls, MINI. She also visited at the
lakes near Detroit, MINI. a5s
Miss Ida Bartz left Tuesday after
noon for Fall Creek, Wis, her old
nome, where she will spend her vaca-
ton. She will visitsin the Twin. Cities
and other Wisconsin points before re-
turning. IS q
Misses Margaret Stewart and Belle
Page returned Saturday afternoon
from their trip through the Yellow
stone Park. They also visited at:
Hunters Hot Springs, Mont, on their
way home.
Mrs. A. II. Axtell Of Valley City
spent a few days in the city last week
as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Me- arthy. Mrs. Axtell was on her
way home from a visit at Hunters
Hot Springs, Mont.
Perry Kono arrived in the city Tues
day from the Vic Wood ranch to
spend a week Of ten days visiting
with his mother. They have just:
finished haying 50 Perry q afford
to rest now the big job is completed,
Victor Christensen had the .misfor-
tune to have his jaw dislocated by
the kick of a horse last week. It is
not definitely known how the painful
accident happened. Victor was taken.
at once to Charlson, N. D., for medi-s
cal treatment.
B. B. Bennett, with the Internation-
al Harvester CO., finds that it will be
practically impossible for him to 20
back to Illinois before the first Of the
year. He is looking after the COM
pany's business all along the line as
far least as Bismarck.
IEa1r. :. $50. @T~EEsEE - %Es5ghSSSE.S.4iS
Miss Belle Burns, who was trim
mer the past season at the Vallancey
Millinery, is expected to arrive the
last of this week to prepare for the
fall opening. Mrs. Bowen is stillsin
the cities and it is not known when
she will be able to return.
Misses Helen Jefferies and Olive
Whaley expect to leave Sunday for
St. Paul to beEthe guest Of Miss
Helen Mahoney. They will spend
week at Forest Lake before going to
Winona, where they enter the Nor
NAL, taking the kindergarten course.
E. H. Knapp took Mrs. J. A.Be1-
den and Mrs. Max LANCE and son,
Walter, to the Belden ranch, having
been called by the serious illness Of
the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Belden. Mrs. VIM. Armstrong, who
is visiting at the Knapp home, ac-
companied them.
B. F. and Gervis Manning came in
last Saturday from Montana, having
been called home by the serious ill
ness of their father. The word was
sent by carriers from Sidney, Mon
tana, reaching the boys some 70
miles out where they were trailing q
band Of their horses
MI. and Mrs. Fred Eyer were in
from the Eyer ranch Wednesday TO
meet John 2. Hempfing from Red
Wing, Mimi. Mr.. Hempfing will
spend several days visiting with his
father, Ferdinand Hempfing, and his
lib. Larson at Manning.
Miss Alta Dunlap of Minneapolis,
who spent several days visiting with
her sister, Mrs. R.aW. Ross, left Sun
day for Custer, Mont. She will spend
several weeks visiting with her faith
er, S. j. Dunlap, and brother, Grover,
at the Dunlap ranch, where Mr.. Dun
lapi is erecting q new ranch home.
Miss Marjorie Poor and her broth
er, Harold, left Monday afternoon, on
an extended western trip. They will
visit at Denver and other Colorado
points. Miss Poor willreturn by the
way Of Billings, stopping 81 at vari-
GUS places for short visits. Harold
will return by the way Of Omaha and
will also stop en- route to visit.
Frank Reichert and Joseph Seigel
were in Tuesday from their farms
near Hirschville to report their hail
losses, the result Of the storm Of
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Reichert hao
the greater part L his crop cut and
shocked and will suffer quite q loss
The insurance companies are released
from loss on grain after it is cut and
though insured he will receive moth.
ing from the company.
There was queer thing about the
rain Wednesday, Atthe experiment