The Dickinson press., 1915-01-09
LOCAL NEWS

Grant Palmer was a visitor from
Manning the middle of the week.
One more room to rent in the Wal
ton block. Mrs. Mary Walton.
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Miss Amelia Dahle of Belfeld was
a guest at the E. H. Knapp home a
few days the middle of the week.
Editor Ayers of the PRESS is at
tending the winter session Of the
Press Association in Fargo.
Frank A. Little came in from Fay
cite Tuesday, going west to Montana
to look after his land interests there.
Mrs. C. C. Owens returned the mid
die of the week from a visit of a few
weeks with her parents in Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brown have re-
turned from points in Minnesota,
where they senpt the holidays visit
ing.
Sunday afternoon , January 24th,
at the Elks' hall the celebrated Royal
Gwent Welsh Singers-a rare musical
treat.-adv.
Frank Partridge is making head
quarters at the st. Charles hotel
while in the city receiving medical
treatment.
Mrs. John Berringer expects to go
to Beach this week to visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Clifford Smith, for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyum and lit
tie daughter of Belfield spent Wednes-
day in the city shopping and visiting
with friends.
Ed. Bond is in the city from the
Reservation country, spending the
month here. He reports all stock
there in fine condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Follis and Miss
Amy Anderson returned to Medora
after spending several days shopping
and visiting in the city.
Miss Ruth and Lynn Hogue re-
turned Thursday from Darlington,
their old home, where they spent
their Christmas vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Mccarthy of
Belfield spent a couple of days visit
ing in the city the middle Of the
week, being guests of Mr.. anil Mrs.
C. E. Ward.
Miss Marjorie Cuskelly accom-
panied her brother, Ray, on his re-
turn to Minneapolis, and will spend
some time there visiting with rela-
tives and friends.
Attorney H. A. Burgeson returned
the early part Of the week from the
Twin Cities and points in Iowa, where
he spent the holidays visiting with
his parents and friends.
Roy Kennedy of Mandan passed
through the city Sunday to Glendive,
where he visited until Thursday, stop
ping off here for a few days before
returning to Mandan.
A number Of the Lady Maccabees
gathered Thursday evening and
journeyed to the Irl w. Byler home,
where they surprised the "newly
weds" with a parcel shower.
Mrs. Geo. Keith arrived in the city
Friday to be present at the meeting
of the Royal Neighbors in the even
ing. The annual installation of offic-
ers and banquet will take place this
friday evening. Mrs. Keith is the
installing officer.
The Elks have signed a contract
with the Royal Gwent Welsh Singers
for a concert Sunday afternoon, Janu-
airy 24th at $3.50 o'clock in the Elks'
hall, The company includes fourteen
male voices and it is seldom Dickin-
son people have the opportunity to
listen to a concert by such artists.
The tickets are $1.00.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eyer autoed in
from their home near Manning
Thursday. They brought Mrs. L. A.
i Watkins in to receive medical treat
ment. A little over a year ago Mrs.
Watkins had a severe fall and has
never fully recovered 1t is hoped
that medical attention may greatly
better her condition. 4
A change was made in. the yard
masters Office in the railroad build
ing.this week: Miller Mcdowell, who
has been yard master here for some
time, goes to Mandan and C. L. Dali
ton of Livingston, Mont, comes here.
Mr.. Mcdowell will not move his fam
lily until the weather opens up. The
Dalton family will not come to this
city until spring, Mr.. Dalton board
ing meanwhile.
Sheriff and Mrs. Geo. J. Brown and
children went to Richardton on Fri
day to eat New Years dinner with
relatives. Mr.. Brown met his uncle,
VIM. Foss, of Ray, N. D., who was
over for a few days, going from Stark
Ito Stearns county, Mimi, to visit be-
fore returning home. Sheriff Brown
had just returned home from Mime
sofa, where he had been to close up
his fathers estate, going to Grand
Forks en- route home to spend Christ
mas with his mother.
VIM. H. Cuskelly has returned from
the Twin Cities and other points in
Minnesota, where he has been visit
the past month. Mr.. Cuskelly enjoyed
his visit very much as many Of the
places and friends he visited he had
not seen for thirty-two years. Dur
ing his absence Joe CuskeIly looked
after things at the ranch. Joe Gus
kelly is in the city with his family for