The Dickinson press., 1914-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Scott went to Tay-
lor Tuesday, where they spent several
days visiting. They took in the
there Thursday.
Thomas Nottingham has notified
Lyman Sumter of Halliday that it is
contrary to law to keep his barber
shop open for trade on Sunday.
Mrs. K. M. Whalen and son, Felix,
arrived from Saltwater, Mimi, this
week to spend two weeks with her
brother, Roy Henderson, and family.
R. H. johnson and daughter, Beth,
are expected the end of the week
from St. Charles, Mimi, where they
have been visiting for the past two
weeks.
Miss Crawford of Dixon, ILL.,, and
Mrs. Marteeny of Nachusa, Ill, ar
rived in the city to spend several
weeks as guests at the E. A. Lilli-
bridge home.
Franklin and Arthur Baker left the
latter part Of last week for Shields,
where they will spend the summer
with relatives there. They went by
the way Of New England and Mott.
L. S. Cass and his father-in-law,
W. H. Young, were in Thursday from
their farms some four miles south
west of Oakdale. These gentlemen
stated that there had not been any
hail to injure crops in their neighbor-
hood.
J. c. Thysell returned Wednesday
from Hayes, Nebraska, where he de-
livered a paper before the gathering
of Fieldmen of the Agricultural De-
partment. Mr.. Thysel1 reports a
splendid trip.
Roy Butler. left the first of the
week for the Twin Cities to attend
to some business matters. He will
drive back a new Paige automobile
for B. Lepper. He is expected the
last of the week.
The Royal Neighbers will give a
lawn social Wednesday evening, July
22nd, on lawns north of the Mer-
chants National bank. Ice cream and
cake and coffee will be served for
twenty-five cents.
E.. @. Perry of Manhattan, Kansas
is working. at the experimental sta
ton. along the lines of soil moisture
and crop. rotation. He is a senior al
the Kansas Agricultural college and
will spend the rest Of the summer
here. f, :
Quite a large company of people
from Dickinson were out to the Mrs
Annie Seitz farm northwest Monday
night to attend. the wedding Of he1
daughter, Rosa, to Peter Dvorak
Everybody danced and had a merry
time. 80 ..:
Miss Florence Baird expects. tt
leave the last of the week for the
Twin Cities and Wisconsin points to
spend her vacation. She will be away
! about a month. During her absence
Miss Edna Tollefson will have charge
of the Baird. Offices.
Frank Young of Mikkelson and
Miss Francis Stone of Sentinel Butte
were married July 9th at the home of
the bride. The groom was formerly
a resident of Belfield, while the bride
resided in Dickinson for several
years before going to Sentinel Butte.
This paper joins with old friends in
extending congratulations.
Mrs. Bailey, mother of DR.. S. w.
Bailey, who has been visiting in the
city the past month, and J. B. Smith,
an uncle of the Doctor, autoed to
Manning with the Doctor Sunday.
From there they returned to their
homes at Bailey, where Mr.. Smith is
postmaster. : =,
Kenneth M. Woodbury., an attorney
from Suncook, N. H., arrived in Dick
inson on Wednesday to look after
legal matters for a few days. 1t is
the first time that this New Hamp-
shire attorney has been as far west
as Dickinson.
Mrs. Caroline Mathews, sister of
Mrs. David Roberts, arrived in Dick
inson Wednesday morning from
Cape Town, South Africa. 1t is about
40 years since the sisters had met.
Mrs. Mathews comes to America for
the first time and will make her fu-
ture home with her sister. +
Rev. J. G.. Morrison is expected
this Friday from Vermillion, S. D.,
where he has been visiting a sister.
During the greater part OF his
absence he has been in Gordon, Ne
braska, where he was a speaker at a
camp meeting. Miss Dorothy Morri-
son will accompany him from James
town, where she has been visiting for
several weeks.
Postmaster J. P. Galyen was a
business visitor in the city Wednes-
day. S. T. .Galyen, a brother who
teaches in a consolidated school near
Courtney, is visiting and assisting in
the ~postoffice at Belfeld. Miss
Martha. Markwart, the regular assist
ant, is enjoying her vacation now.
spending it at Medora and Belfe1d.
O. W. Baird arrived in the city on
Wednesday to. spend the week visit
ling, with his brother. and sister, L
r. Baird and Miss Florence Baird
Mr.. Baird has been an instructor II
the high school Of Tacoma. He also
was interested in the athletics Of the
I,,Loo1 Lor~nos hno,a q Ononh IN 1S{Rn,s.