The Dickinson press., 1914-05-30
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. E. p. Church Of Midway is
spending the week in the city, the
guest of her daughter, Irene, who
graduates from OH high school this
year.
+ Mrs. Frank Lacy and daughter,
Gwendolyn, left Friday for Galena,
Illinois, where they will visit with
relatives for about a month.
Harvey j. Miller, who is 9 candi-
date for states attorney in Hettinger
county, was in from New England
the first Of the week.
Mrs. Fred Gerlich accompanied
Mrs. L. E. Newland to her home at
Fairview, Mont. Mrs. Gerlich will
visit at the little Montana city about
two weeks.
Mrs. Charles J. Phelan Of Bowman
went to st. Joseph's hospital the first
Of the week for an operation. At last
repors she was getting along nicely.
Mike Mewlhberger and John Frank
went west recently to e the country
and if they find places that they like
they may remain away from home
for some time.
VI. J. Monahan, night clerk at the
st. Charles hotel, recently went to
Miles City to accept a similar po-
sition. Joe Beres is now night clerk
at the st. Charles.
Mrs. Sid R. Shannon arrived from
Bismarck Tuesday to visit at the
home Of her parents, MI. and Mrs. l..
H. Nichols, for a week. Miss Emma
Nichols expected to accompany her
sister back to Bismarck for a visit.
Mrs. L. F. Crawford and little
daughter, Helen, and mother were
guests in the city between trains
Wednesday. They have been spend
ing the winter in South Carolina and
were en- route home to Sentinel Butte.
Word was received Monday that an
eight pound boy was born to MIR. and
Mrs. J. P. Danson Of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Danson was formerly Miss
Jessie Messersmith of this city. Her
mother, Mrs. e. F. Messersmith, has
been with her since her return from
the south.
Mrs. c. W. Isham Of Manning, Geo.
Mcintyre Of Alexander, a little girl
from the home Of Charles Barnett at
Sentinel Butte, were among those
who underwent operations at St. Jo-
seph's hospital early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Hollst, Mr..
and Mrs. M. C. Brown and daughters,
Tina and Marvel, Mrs. Geo. Lee and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Prindle were
visitors from Gladstone who attended
the Class Day exercises Wednesday
night.
E. K. Jenkins and II. N. Owens
were Manning visitors in the city
Tuesday evening, coming in on the
auto stage in the afternoon. They
are very much pleased with the pres;
ent service. 1t enables them to leave
Manning after diner and reaches here
so that business can be transacted be-
fore night, thus they r able to re.
turn home the next morning.
Miss Ethel May, who has completed
her second year as teacher in the city
high school, left Tuesday morning fol
Grand Forks, where she-was to at
tend the Historic Pageant given al
the University Thursday and Friday
nights. After spending a week there
;, she will 90 to Walhalla to visit an ole
school mate, Miss Bertha McKeckney
and will then 20 to her home al
downing, Wisconsin, to spend the
summer. e
Taylor visitors in the city Saturday
for the spelling contest and the tract
meet were Misses Weiss and Duglass
Prof. Kilen, Anna and Laura Dorh:
mann, Theresa Myran, Clara anG
Hulda Stoxen, Clara and Goldie Gun.
wall, Laura Larson, Esther Runions
Lucille Lewis, Ruth Good, Elsie ant
Alva Kyseth, Maurice and Herber'
keller, Dewey Tracy, Ben Nc
Cullough, ALI. johnson and Albert
Brademeyer.
The Hegel Brothers, who live i
miles southwest of the city in thu
Schefield vicinity, are about dom
seeding. They have in 400 acres ..
wheat, IS acres Of oats and about
Of corn. Frank Hegel was in tn,
city Thursday attending to business
matters. He seemed very mucl
pleased with the prospects Of a goo,
crop this year.
In the Washington county tract
meet held in Forest Grove, Oregon
Clarence, the oldest son Of Mr.. AM
Mrs. Joe Lenneville, won the dashef
He a the 50-yard dash in 5 As sec
onds and the 100 yard dash in 10 8
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