The Dickinson press., 1914-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Deiters are x
pected home the first Of the coming
week.
Berringer Brothers have purchased
a fve-passenger Overland car. It is
a self starter.
P. H. Rumble expected to 60 to
Richardton on Thursday to receive
the Lehman clip of wool.
j. S. Larson, the New England live
stock buyer, was paying 7c per lb.
live weight for hogs the past week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Welton Mcdonald at their home on
Second Ave. West on Thursday, July
23rd.
Mrs. R. w. Eyer and two children
returned from Glendive Tuesday
where they had spent several days
visiting.
Attorney H. A.. Burgeson is away
on his vacation which he is spending
at points in Minnesota and at his
home in Kensett, Iowa.
Miss Johanna Freihammer left the
early part of the week for Pekin, N.
D., where she will spend several
weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Word was received the past week
from Hot Springs, S. D., that MI. and
Mrs. J. E. Funk and child and Mr..
o-l nH~o VIZ III P,ourvn or>,~sx,n1 cofo1vy
having made the trip from here in
the Funk car.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Pelton and fam
ily returned last Sunday evening
from the homes Of Mr.. Pelton's broth
ers, Walter and Sam, where they
visited last week. They report a
fine time. Mr.. and Mrs. LaVerne
French kept house for them in their
absence.
Robert Monteith of Hirschville was
in Thursday to get his draft from the
Orchard Agency for a rs per cent
hail loss on 70 acres of crops. Louis
Famion, John Slichal and Joseph
Hushka, all of New Hradec, were
also in during the week to get hail
loss drafts from the same agency.
L. w. Little came in from Man
ming last Friday to join his son;
Dispatcher and Mrs. F. G. Little and
children who were returning Saturday
from st. Paul to Glendive. Mr.. Lit
tie did not expect to remain west
but a few days. He said that his
garden in Dunn county was excep-
tionally fine this year.
Miss May Bumby of Ripon, Wis,
visited Miss Josephine Hargrave a
few days the latter part of last week.
Miss Bumby was on her way to the
| Yellowstone Park and coast points,
but an urgent message called her
back to Wisconsin on Sunday. She
passed through the city the latter part
of this week to continue the trip as
planned. .
A delightful card party was given
in the Elks hall Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. Mary Walton and her
daughter, Mrs. Hoy S. Russell. The
guest list was made up of over fifty
ladies', who enjoyed a most pleasant
afternoon. At the close of the after
Moons entertainment a delicious
luncheon was served in the Grill
room on the second floor.
Mrs. Robert Neil came up from
Mandan Monday evening on No. z,
returning Thursday on No. 4. While
here she rented her house on east
Willard st. to Amos Heitman, who
came from Arkansas very recently
with three car loads of stock, house
hold goods and machinery Mr. Heit-
man and son intend to make their
future home in good old North Da-
kota.
Stephen .Andor was in the city
Tuesday, getting his farm buildings
insured. He insured his crop in the
Orchard Agency late on the after
noon of July 9TH and before his ap-
plication for a policy had left the
local postoffice the heavy hail of that
afternoon had completely wiped him
out. The insurance company settled
with him without a murmur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A.. Wilson of
Phoenix, Arizona, and Miss Fern
Wilson, deputy superintendent Of
schools in Billings county, were wish
tors in Dickinson on Saturday. MI.
Wilson, formerly employed in the
Dickinson U. S. land office and hold
ing a similar position at Phoenix, has
many old acquaintances in the city
and both he and his wife were ex-
ceedingly busy meeting friends. They
are taking quite a long vacation and
will likely come to the city again be-
fore returning home.