The Dickinson press., 1914-08-29
Miss Agnes Moe is assisting Miss
Carlton at the library.

Miss Agnes Moe is assisting Miss
Carlton at tha library.
Furnished room for rent. Mrs. p.
Walsh, 3O2 3rd Ave. E.-adv. 8-29-1p
Miss Eva M. Alcott is expected
back oon from her two months visit
in the east with relatives.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid society
will meet with Mrs. VIM. F. Sommers
next Thursday, September Bird.
Mrs. M. L. Ayers and Miss Esther
returned on Friday from their visit
with friends at Detroit and St. Fran
els, MINI.
MI. and Mrs. Max LANCE and Mrs.
Albert Hake autoed out to the LANCE
farm near Taylor, Thursday, return
ing in the evening.
Misses Eleanor Davis and Marion
Dundas are visiting in Fairview,
Mont, with Miss Marion's sister,
Mrs. Newton, for some time.
DR.. Anna Howard Shaw, said to be
Americas greatest woman orator,
will speak on the suffrage question
in Dickinson on September 10th.
P. j. Schosch was in Wednesday
from Emerson to get his hail insur-
ance money and stated that there was
a hard frost out north the night of
the 25th.
A. P. Ellian returned Sunday night
from his vacation which he spent at
his old home in Milwaukee, Wis, and
is again at his duties in the Dakota
National bank.
The Dorcas society held a special
meeting Monday at the r. s. David
son home in honor of Mrs. j. w.
Bowen, who a presented with a
beautiful spoon.
Willis Knapp of Minneapolis,
cousin of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Knapp,
stopped off in the city Thursday to
visit with the Knapp family while on
his way to the park.
FOR SALE 1 "Big-4" gas tractor
engine, plows and gas tank. Price
5000 if taken by September 18th; also
/ Overland auto. Call at 1928 LIST Ave.
E., Dickinson.-adv. 8-29-2t
Gordon Luce, son of Harry Luce of
Regent, came to Dickinson on horse
back last week to visit his grand
mother, Mrs. A. J. Luce, and Miss
Gordon over Sunday.
The Methodist Sunday school held
their picnic on Wednesday. About
rs were present. A glowing bon fire
was built and all enjoyed themselves
despite the d~isagreeable weather.
Nurse Mrs. E. Montgomery of Reg
ent came in Monday night for an in
definite stay with her daughter, Mrs.
A. w. Mason of this city. Mrs.
Montgomery will resume her work
here.
Miss R. M. Runk, who has a millin-
cry store in Couer d. Alene, Idaho,
was in the city a few days this week,
visiting at the C. T. Langley home.
She left for the west on No, l
Wednesday night.
Roy Butler and B. Lepper autoed
out to Regent Thursday, returning
the same day. Their mission was
partly to get Mr.. Buffers son,
Charles, who has been visiting with
his aunt, and partly business.
Engineer W. H. Flanagan went to
Mandan on No. 2 Thursday to visit a
few hours with his parents, Sergt.
and Mrs. Flanagan. Miss Blanche
went down on the morning train and
expected to remain until the close of
the week. III
Mrs. Chas. Bake and children left
Thursday for New England to be
present at the laying Of the corner
stone of the new school house, which
is being put up by Mr.. Bake. Gov.
Hanna was to be there for the cefe-,
mony on Saturday, August 10th.
I Glendive took the game Of ball
from Dickinson at Wibaux last Sun
day by a score of II to a. This was
the fifth game played with the Glen.
dive team, our boys getting Two OF
the series. This probably finishes
the ball games here for the season.
A special meeting Of the Command
ery was held at Masonic temple
Thursay night when the final Knight
Templar degree was conferred upon
Dr.. j. w. Bowen. Later in the even
ING the members went to the st.
Charles Cate for a banquet and social.
hour.
Mrs. n. Anderson entertained
Wednesday at a nice little evening
party in honor Of Mrs. j. w. Bowen.
The time was pleasantly spent at
cards, there being five tables. De
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Anderson was assisted by Miss
Bernice Frye. Fl
Mrs. 7. +. Murtha was hostess at.
a dainty Z o'clock dinner party to.
sixteen gentlemen guests Wednesday
evening, the occasion being MI.
Murtha's birthday. The affair was
planned as q surprise on Mr.. Murtha
~ carried out we SUCCESS