The Dickinson press., 1915-07-10


city Thursday morning. -. II "
Mayor J. w. Brinton came down
from Beach on Wednesday on busi-
ness and decided to remain for the
Elk doings.
+ Sidney Morrison and Paul Erb were
in from the north country this week
taking in the carnival and leaving
with Co. X Friday morning for Devils
Lake.
Mrs. M. A. Scherffius and Miss
Dorothy left on the early train Thurs
day for a few weeks visit at Mrs.
Scherffius' old home at Glenwood,
MINI.
Glen Gardner of Sentinel Butte,
who had a minor operation in the
hospital here, expected to be able to
go to the L. A. Davis home the last
of the week.
Misses Dorothy Ayers and Ruth
Butler visited Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rickert, going out to the
ranch Saturday evening from Killdeer.
They spent Monday at Dunn Center,
returning home that evening.
Mrs. S. H. Smiley and daughters,
Misses Phoebe and Agnes, who were
visiting at the L. Strang home in
Taylor, returned the first of the week,
the girls on Sunday and Mrs. Smiley
with Mr.. and Mrs. Strang later.
Foreman John Wynn of the North
ern Pacific returned the first of the
week from St. Paul and Chicago,
where he had been for about two
months on some schedule matters of
enginemen in connection with the
railroad arbitration.
A charter has been granted to the
Security State bank of Grassy Butte,
Mckenzie county. J. G. Quinlivan
and H. J: Blanchard Of this city are
incorporators with T. H. Tharalson of
Bismarck. This bank is located in a
rich farming country.
Attorney General and Mrs. Linde
were guests this week of Attorney
and Mrs. H. J. Blanchard. Mr.. Linde
returned to Bismarck Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Linde went later in the
week to New England, expecting to
return to Bismarc ck via Dickinson.
At the Congregational parsonage
Monday, June %, Rev. A. C. Hacke
united in marriage Roy w. Kendall
and Miss Maud E. Widows. Mr..
Kendall is assistant candy maker at
the Olds candy kitchen and he and
his bride began housekeeping at once
on Sims Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Cryne came up
Ic<@
ing to take in the Elks doings for the
rest of the week. Mr.. Cryne is the
Stark county historian and states that
the Old Settlers annual picnic will
probably be held at Gladstone on Sat-
urday, the 31st of July.
Scores of Dickinson people were
glad to shake hands with w. L.
Dickinson, the prince of good fellows,
who came in early in the week for
the home coming week of the Elks
from his cattle ranch at Painter,
Wyoming. It is over year since
Will visited his old home in Dickin-
son. He is feeling well and enjoys
the life of a stock grower.
A, car came in from Amidon late
Wednesday night, bringing DR.. J. W.
Stribling, Attorney C. M. Branson,
Treasurer Geo. A. Branson, Auditor
]. S. Hume and Commissioner John
Divine, all Slope county enthusiasts.
They planned on returning home
Thursday but they found so much
pleasure at Dickinson that they de-
cided to remain longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Madison of Tay-
lor were up Tuesday and Wednesday
for the Elk doings. Their son, Will
liam, from Almont, was also here, as
was Nels and Anders from Mckenzie
county. The last two sons expected
to start for home Thursday afternoon,
driving via Manning. Nels has a
homestead at the old Diamond CT
crossing on the Little Missouri river,
while Andorc has bic ho,,o oon4ooI ot