The Dickinson press., 1914-07-25
LOCAL NEWS

~nSsJ5 RAAA0o lAS SuSStsOI MISS Irene
Engineer g. b. Itch and son,
Maynard, expected to leave the last
OF the week for Cleveland, Ohio, to
be present at q Litch familysre-union.
Mrs. G. b. Itch and Mrs. Richard
Boulger and daughter, Schela, left
Wednesday afternoon for G1endive to
visit Mrs. Joe Hogue for a short
time.
w. r. Everett returned home on
Wednesday. His wife will return in
about q week. MI. Everett says that
Minnesota has q spotted grain crop
this season.
". A. Mcclure went to Manning
and Dunn Center the first Of the
week. Nj. and Mrs. julius Hoist
and Mrs. Mcclure went out Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eyer and Mrs.
Larson and children autoed in from
Manning Saturday to do some shop
ping and to attend to some other
business matters.
Probably a motorcycle party head
ed for Kildeer mountains early next
Tuesday morning will be Ray Croft,
Ernest Angliss, Louis Lohmann and
August Blomquist.
Miss Phyllis Barney, who has been
visiting her uncle and aunt, DR.. and
Mrs. v. 81. Stickney, left Wednes-
day for her home in Springfield, VT,
after a visit Of several weeks.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Parent and
baby were in from their farm south
Of South Heart Monday to attend the
picnic at the experiment station and
to look after matters Of business.
F. L. and j. Il. Brockmeier of
Grand Rapids, Michigan, arrived in
Dickinson on Tuesday and planned on
going into the country near Oakdale
Thursday to look at their land hold
ings.
T.. G. Saunders left for the ranch
Monday morning. Mrs. Saunders re-
NAMED with their little son, who has
been quite sick. He is improved but
not sufficient to chance a trip to the
ranch.
Judge W. C. Crawford and Court
Stenographer Richard Boulger left
for Beach the early part of the week
oeopen a jury term of court. A
long calendar comes up at this term
of Golden Valley court.
Mrs. A. M. Stickney Of Boston, who
has been the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
v. 81. Stickney, left Thursday for .
trip through the Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. Stickney will return to this city
at the close Of her visit in the PARK.
John MCGOWAN was in Dickinson
the past week, returning to the state
from a year spent on the Pacific
coast. Mr.. MCGOWAN formerly r.
sided at Bismarck and thought he
would go back to the old stamping
grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hake, for
merly of Taylor, have taken over the
rooming house of Michael Mckinley,
which is located behind the old st.
Paul house. Mr.. and Mrs. Max
LANCE, who formerly had charge of
the place, have moved to the Rapp
dwelling on Sims street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis and daughter,
Miss Grace, who were making a trip
lIOIu Cl1elr 1lOLIe dt Vdilcy Why "
Bowman by auto, rel held in the
city Saturday for repairs. During
their stay Miss Grace visited with
her college friends, Misses Myrtle
Parker and Rose Waddell. They were
able to continue their journey in the
evening.
Jonn Ducknor n iamiiy e1psSs
ca GO cave nus Ior 2 acins
c9ase, g9ng ,nIsS g ,LGs 1An4f 3. &
thev will "a down the coast farther
to q place within 40 miles of San
Diego. Mr.. Duckhorn has not been
yery well for some time and he
thinks that a CHANGE Of climate for a
wear NAV do him good.
Mrs. krueger dengnIully
entertained at q dancing party lues-z
Day evening az ne DeaqGi1ui nome y
n OF her guests, MISS ,zblaasne
n III. Il. Sherlock OF valley lily