The Dickinson press., 1914-07-11
John Cell of New ENGLAND was cal

ling on Dickinson friends the past
week.
Ben Taylor returned the evening of
the Fourth from his vacation which
he spent in Wisconsin. :
John, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Mischief, had q minor oper-
alton the early part of the week.
We will receive hogs on Friday,
July II, and will pay the market
price. M. Booky Elevator Co.-adv.1
Oscar Farr has purchased the in
terest Of his former partner, Fred
Sibley, and is now sole owner Of the
furniture store on First Ave. E.
A son was born recently to MI.
and Mrs. August Anderson at Minot.
Mrs. Anderson will be remembered
as Miss Helen Fink.
Mrs. James Tipping, who has been
in the city the past few weeks Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. John Foster,
left Tuesday for her home in st.
Mo.
Misses Oral and Laverne Roquette
expect to leave the first Of the COM
ing week for the Twin Cities, where
they will spend the coming month
visiting with Mrs. Frank Tubbesing.
This section had the fall of an
eighth of an inch of rain Thursday
evening. Railroad lei brought re-
ports from eastern Montana Of de-
structive hail storms the same even
ing.
Reward for return of bicycle taken
from yard of John G. Thysell the
night of July 9TH. Any information
appreciated.-adv. 7-11-1p
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian Mand was brought to the
city the early part Of the week with
a broken leg. The little fellow fell
from a horse which he was riding.
John Connolly was one of the New
England enthusiasts who accom-
panied the ball team for the two
games here. His many friends are
always glad to see him in Dickinson.
E. D. Peck of Sully Springs is in
the city for the Gun club tournament
with his shooting eye. Last year ne
did some remarkable shooting and is
on hand to do it over again.
DIR. J. w. Bowen, who accompanied
Mrs. Bowen east when she was called
by the death of her sister in Mem
phis, Tenn, is home. Mrs. Bowen is
at her home in Elmwood, ILL.,, where
| she will remain for some time.
Miss Mary Hecker of Minot arrived
IN the city Thursday from Manning.
She has been visiting her sisters,
Mesdames Moffat. The Moffat farms
are near Dunn Center. Miss Hecker
is a guest of the Misses Hogue.
Miss Bessie Travis arrived recently
from Barron, Wis, and has accepted
a position as night telephone opera
tor at the local exchange. She is
making her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Auer.
Mrs. B. E. Noark returned Thurs
day morning from her visit Of three
weeks in the famous Okanogan VAL
ley of Washington. She had a good
rest and feels that the trip did her
a great deal of good.
F. D. Morford arrived in the city
Thursday from Hebron. Mr.. Morford
is making an overland trip taking or
ders for fall. and spring deliveries of
nursery goods. He is on his way to
Beach.
Misses Marjorie and Dorothy Stick
ney, Phyllis Barney and Maysie
Dinsdale went to the Hayes ranch
with Raymond in the Hayes auto
Friday to attend the big dance given
there Friday evening.
Mrs. Richard Blackburn and daugh-
ter, Marguerite, acme in from the
Blackburn ranch west of the Kildeer
mountains Thursday. They are max
ing their home while in the city with
MI. and Mrs. Jack Carroll.
Charles Adams returned Thursday
afternoon from Royalton, MIMI,
where he has been visiting the past
month and looking after his farm in
terests. He returned to his ranch
northwest Of Fayette Friday.
John Grundhauser of Lefor was in
Dickinson this week with his son,
John, who underwent a successful op-
Grafton for appendicitis at St
Joseph's hospital on Wednesday
morning. The boy is 6 years old and
this is his second operation for ap'
pendicitis.
Word was received this week Of the
birth of a daughter to DR.. and Mrs
Orr Of Mt. Vernon, Mo. Mrs
Orr was formerly Miss Verns
Beidler, who attended the high schoo!
here, and afterwards taught school
She is a sister Of Harry Beidler and
daughter Of Mrs. A. P. Folsom.
Mrs. W. R. Veigel entertained nine
little tots at a birthday party given
in honor Of little Buddy Veigel or
Wednesday. This was his fifth birth.
day and his little friends were al
on hand to help him celebrate the
occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eyer, accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Wieger, came in from Manning il
their Cadillac car Thursday afternoon