The Dickinson press., 1914-07-11
Mrs. John Crotau returned the

Mrs. John Crotau returned the
first of the week from Great Falls,
Mont, where she was called by the
illness of her son, Homer. On her
returne she stopped off in Billings
and Glendive for brief visits.
J. B. Johnson arrived in the city
Monday to go with the Leonard party
en- the geological survey He has
been visiting in Montana the past
three weeks, having taken in the
sights in the Park meanwhile.
Mail Dispatcher Delbert Skinner Of
the local %postoffice is taking a vaca-
ton, which he is spending in the city.
MI. Skinner has the contract for cut
ting the hay on the golf links.
Wilson Eyer has purchased the
Rosenau house on Fifth Avenue West
and will take possession the last Of
this month. MI. Eyer expects to put
on an addition, install city water and
make the house modern in every way.
Mrs. Joe Cuskelly and daughter,
Helen, left Tuesday for their farm
near Oakdale, where they will spend
the remainder Of the school vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Reichert will oc-
cupy the Cuskelly house during their
absence.
C. w. Bangs, manager Of the Dick
inson Chautauqua Association, ar
rived on Tuesday to get things in
readiness for the opening on Thurs
day. He will remain until the close
of the Chautauqua program the even
ing of the 18th.
Manager R. S. Davidson has wheat
enough in sight to keep the Russell
! Miller Milling Co. running "a hours
a day until the new crop comes onto
the market. He states that the mill
will only shut down for repairs about
three days this year.
Joe Kasper was in the first of the
week from Dunn county to buy 80
head of 2 and 3 year old heifers OF
T. H. Mouat. The heifers were
shipped in from Canada and will
make good stock for the Kasper
ranch on the Little Knife.
F. Mrs. D, E. Christensen and son,
Duncan, left Tuesday morning for
Shields, n. T., from ..lere they were
to go to the Christensen homestead
to spend the summer. Mrs. Chris
tiansen's mother, Mrs. Morgan, and
daughter, Evangeline, will go down
later on.
/ Miss Synthia Miller and sister,
Mrs. C. j. Neal, and son, Harold
Neal, ar nicely settled this week IN
their cottage on Fourth Avenue west.
The family is from Springfield, Ohio.
Mr.. Neal is employed with the Da-
kota Ignite Mines Co.
R. S. Davidson of the Russell Mil
Ter Milling Co., left this week to join
Mrs. Davidson and son at Rochester,
MIMI, where they have been visiting
at her home for some time. Mr..
Davidson expected to be away TOR the
rest of the month. He will bring his
family back with him on his return;
Register J. G. Quinlivan has been
taking an outing for some ten days
at the Will Dickinson ranch in the
vicinity of Painter, Wyoming. The
Dickinson ranch is located in an ideal
stock country, and according to all
reports it is an ideal place for an
outing. Those who like big shooting
get both bear and deer in this part
Of Wyoming. 49,.
The young ladies suffrage club met
in the Commercial Club rooms Mon
Idav evening. Five new members
were added to the club. They took
up the matter of holding food sales
with the Suffrage club. The selling
of pins, buttons, pennants, etc., was
also taken up. These matters and
others of importance were settled
Wednesday when they met again.
Lloyd RAIDER was starting this week
to construct a pit silo at his farm
two miles north of the city. The
size of the silo will be about 12O
/ tons. So far as known this is the
first pit silo to be constructed in
Stark county. D. e. Shipley expects
to build the same kind of a silo only
a little smaller, just a little later IN
the season. Both of these gentlemen
have large corn crops growing with
which to fill the silos in the fall.
F. G. Rosenau, who has been m
ployed by the Northern Pacific Ry
leo. at this place for some years past
will leave in a short time for Canada
where he has a farm and where n
texpects to make his future home. Hi
brothers have been in the CANADIAN
country for some years and seem wei
satisfied. Mr.. Rosenau has sold hi
home in this city. He has been {
good citizen and the friends OF tn
family hope that they will be pros.
lpered in their new home.