The Dickinson press., 1914-06-06
NEWS

AzSs0 Ms&
a. B. Robinson was a visitor from
Mott Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Fox was ill the later
part of the week with an attack of
the grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Lewis Of Dunn
county made a brief visit at the Leask
home on Wednesday.
Miss Sylvia Petricka has been a
patient in the hospital this week, suf-
fering with infiammatory rheumatism.
Miss Mabel Currie is back at her
old post in the Dickinson Mercantile
store after an absence of some three
years.
Word was received that Messrs.
Coutts, Beebe, Dence and Maekof
Joined the Simpson party at Belfield
and %journeyed north with them.
Miss Beulah NJ. Lewis, who had
been visiting in the country since the
close Of school, went to her home in
| Dodgeville, Wisconsin, Thursday.
Don't fail to see Little Mary Pick
ford in "A Good Little Deyii' at the
Opera House Movies, Wednesday,
June 10, Matinee and Night. Reserv-
ed seats at the Benzie Drug Co.
Mrs. E. A .Lillibridge while camp
ing the first of the week, fell and rup-.
tured the ligaments of her ankle.
The injury is a serious and painful
one and will keep her a prisoner for
two weeks at least.
"A Good Little Devil" another Fa-
nous Player production with Mary
! Pickford in the Star part will be
| shown at the Opera House Movies,
Wednesday, June 10, Matinee and
night Reserved seats at the Benzie
Drug Co.
John Weber was brought in from
New England Wednesday . After an
examination he was hurried to the
hospital and was Immediately oper-
ated on for appendicitis. He is doing
nicely now.
! Miss Eva M. Alcott left Thursday
afternoon for Minneapolis, where she
will join her sister, Mrs. Pomroy, and
they will journey together to their
old home in Cleveland, Ohio, where
another sister resides. Miss Alcott
will be in the east until harvest time.
j. E. Phelan was in the city Thurs
day, going east in the evening to at
tend a Shrine meeting at Fargo. Mr..
| Phelan came in from Mott, where he
attended a district meeting of bank
ers. The next meeting will be held at
Bowman and Dickinson should be
next in line.
Mrs. L. P. Bremen and two sons,
Walter and A. j., left Wednesday on
an extended visit through eastern
North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin
and Iowa. Their final destination is
McGregor, Iowa, where Mrs. Bren-
ner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. E.
Wells, reside. They will be gone the
entire summer. -..
Mrs. Charles M. Rogers and brother
Harry johnson, left last Saturday for
the home of their mother, Mrs. O. H.
johnson, at DeSota, Wisconsin. Mrs.
Rogers will be gone about two
weeks while Harry will be gone al
summer. He will return to- schoo
here in the fall as he is a senior ii
the high school.
The business men of Taylor gave
la large banquet to the out-of-town
fremen who aided them at the time
of their disaster several weeks ago
The Dickinson department. was invit,
ed but only six were able to attend
Those present reported a big tim
and said that the Taylor people die
not leave a thing undone.
The three-years-old son TO JOSEPH
Haniel was a near victim of drowning
early Thursday morning. The chile
was out playing in the yard and fel
in a tub of water. He probably hat
been in there about ten minutes whel
, found and was unconscious. A doctor
: was Immediately summoned and aftel
a few minutes work saved the child
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Rase, accom-
: panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Casady
went to Barney Kaiser's farm hom
near Black Butte Sunday. Mr.. am
. Mrs. Cassidy visited there while MIR
. and Mrs. Rase went on to Regent
t where Mrs. Rase is visiting this wee]
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Wise
: man. Mr.. Rase brought Mr.. and Mrs
/, Cassidy home on the return trip IL
. the evening.
On Monday evening the scholars o
St. Joseph's school gave a first-clas
entertainment in English at the oper;
> house. The program and farces wer
enjoyed by all. Much work has bee1
spent by the Sisters in perfectin,
d such a fine entertainment and thos
e unable to attend missed a great treat
: The program in German was given a
e the opera house Sunday afternoon an
was also fine. :.
:, Charles Colgrove vas in the cit!
y Thursday from his farm on Antelop'
creek. He is putting in 16 acres o
+ alfalfa on the bottoms there. He ha
sown two hundred acres OF whea
and fifty acres of barley and oats
!, His son-in-law, Ed. Remission, VIII
t lives near by, has sown a ten acr
field to alfalfa, finishing just befor
!. the rain of Wednesday. They hay
ideal place for alfalfa and shout
make a good thing of it.
" Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Bowen expec
Y to leave at the end Of the week TO