The Dickinson press., 1914-07-25

in this city.
Miss Anna Lee, sister Of Mrs. VIM.
Kostelecky, is expected from Miles
City next week.
The county commissioners finished
their work of equalization on
Wednesday and adjourned until Aug
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. E. Culp and chill
dren returned Saturday from their
trip to points in Washington and
other western states.
Mrs. v. II. Stickney accompanied
Mrs. A. M. Stickney of Boston on her
trip through the Yellowstone park.
They left Thursday afternoon.
c. H. Lawrence, agent at Medora,
was in Dickinson on Thursday to take
the company eye inspection. Mr..
Lawrence used TO have a position
with the N. P. in this county.
Del Skinner, who went to Bis
marck as a member Of the golf team,
expected to go on to Fargo and other
points in the eastern part Of the
state to spend a week or ten days.
visiting.
Mrs. c. L. Bowen has been quite
i'll the past week and is still unable
to leave the Bowen flats over the Nc
Donald drug store. Miss Clara Davis
has charge Of the millinery store
during her absence.
Those in from Manning to enjoy
the high class singing of the Grand
Opera soloists wer Mrs. T. Leroy
Evans and daughters, Lorene and
Lois, Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Jenkins and
Miss Georgia Wilson.
Mrs. S. J. Dunlap of Minneapolis,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. R. w. Ross, for several days,
left Tuesday afternoon for Billings,
Mont. She will stop off here for a
brief visit on her return trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Stanton. had as
their guests the first of the week,
Mrs. w. F. Lorin and daughter of
Mandan and Mrs. H. B. Miller and
daughter of st. Cloud, MINI. Both
ladies are sisters of Mr.. Stanton.
E. O. Murray, so long with the
Northern Pacific, was one of the
Hebronites at the station picnic on
Monday. MI. Murray is we'll known
to many Stark county people and to
all of the older railroad men up and
down the line.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Bowen and
Mrs. H. M. Summers, Mrs. Bowen's
mother, who is visiting from Elm
wood, illinois, autoed to the Custer
Trail ranch south of Medora Wednes-
l dow Mrc 1,,o Sc ~a~ok ,-~>2
ably surprised with our western
country.
The members of the Epworth
League of the Methodist church are
planning for a social out at the
Glen Cassidy farm a mile and a half
south of town this (Friday) evening.
The young folks are going out in hay
racks and are planning on a great
time in the cool of the evening.
Supt.: L. R. Waldron was in south
eastern Mckenzie county on Thurs
dayVand found the crops in that
neighborhood in fair condition. The
early wheat fields seemed to be
standing the hot. weather very well.
Hail did a good deal of damage in
that territory some weeks ago.
Mrs. Joe Cuskel1y accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Cuskelly in from Oak
dale Thursday. After remaining in
the city v e Friday visiting and at
tending to business matters, they re-
turned to Oakdale, Mrs. Joe Cuskelly
] going on to the Cuskelly ranch, where
the family is spending the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mcclure re-
turned Wednesday night from their
trip through Dunn county. They met
their daughters, Misses Carol and
Grace, at: Golden Valley and brought
them home. Portions of Dunn county
received a. good rain early in the
week and grain crops. out north are
looking better than at points further
south.
An interesting lecture, "A Trip
Through the Yellowstone" was given
by Don D. Delaney of the 'Wylie
Way" in the Elk hall Wednesday
evening. The lecture was illustrated
with beautiful hand painted slides of
the park. Though only a fair sized
audience was present those who did
attend were very much pleased with
the lecture. ="
The Dickinson School District has
purchased four lots in the block north
Of the school house square. The dis
trict has no immediate use for the
property but being able to get the
lots at $3.50 each it seemed like a
good, investment, and eventually more
play ground room will be needed. It
is also likely that a separate manual
training building will be needed be-
fore many years. :
Cashier J. A. Krick of Richardton
and Louis A. Tavis of Glen Ullin
were in Dickinson for the opera house
play on Thursday evening. Mr.. Tavis
recently associated himself with Fl: R:
Lyon in his string of banks outside Of
Mandan in Western North Dakota,
taking the place heretofore filled by
c. L. Zimmerman, who is a very sick
man and had to give up active work.
Mr.. Tavis has proven himself a sue
cessful business man and Mr.. Lyon
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