The Dickinson press., 1915-07-17

Now is the time to buy your ham
mocks or porch swings at Fairs. It
DR.. E. A.. Hermsmeier left Wednes-
day for Wisconsin, where he will visit
for some time, and possibly locate.
Miss Fadora Drury accompanied
her guest, Miss Anna Peterson of
| Mandan, on her return Saturday
morning, going to Bismarck to visit
Miss Catherine Morris.
Misses Ella and Bernice Sexton,
daughters of J. J. Sexton of Glendive,
visited Miss Elpha Baker from Sun
day until Wednesday.
NJ. J.. Sohn has given up the show
business and is now driving the de-
livery wagon for the F. L. Roquette
Co. grocery department. He is a son
of Fred Sohn.
Last Saturday John Hutmacher
lost his barn in South Dickinson by
fire. The building burned down
completely, together with the o n
tents, a saddle, a tool box and some
chickens.
A. H. Arnett, who has been in
Dickinson the past two weeks, re-
turned to his home at Shell, Wyom-
ing, Monday. His son, James, who
has been out north, will visit in the
city a week or two before going to
Wyoming.
Mrs. VIM. Cassidy and son, Patrick,
were in the city Wednesday from
their farm south of South Heart.
Mrs. Cassidy stated that they had a
bad hail storm in their vicinity Mon
day, some of the farmers sustaining
quite a grain loss.
Misses Elsie and Maple Torgerson
came up from Taylor the first Of the
week and were visiting at the Roy
Henderson home. Miss Maple re-
turned Wednesday morning, having
had dental work done, and Miss FL
sic remained a few days longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Davidson and
son, Willis, returned from their
western trip Tuesday. They were
accompanied back by N. A. johnson
of Valley City and Mr.. Hecker of
Mandan, who were their guests until
Wednesday morning. The Davidson
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was near the holdup narties.
Bishop Tyler was here the first of
the week and it was definitely decid-
ed to erect an Episcopal rectory.
About $4,000 is already pledged, and
Mayor White, A. T. Crowl, DR.. An
derson, Mesdames billiard and Nc
Gillivray are a committee who have
the building proposition in charge.
The new rectory will be erected on
their lots on Sims avenue, a block
north of the church.
Secretary M. M. Burnett has rent
ed the house on First avenue west
owned by his brother, Attorney w. F.
Burnett, and occupied until recently
by Receiver and Mrs. Ed. Hughes,
who have just taken a flat in the Ber-
ringer block. Mrs. Burnett and lit
tie son are still with her relatives at
Kalispell, Montana, and are not ex-
pected home until August Is.
R. R. Doubleday, who has been in
the city with his partner, Mr.. Myers,
expected to return to Casper, Wyo.,
early this week but a rush of work
at the studio detained him a few
days. Mrs. Doubleday is camping
Evith a party in the mountains.
III. B. Tysell, and his wife and chill
ticipating a visit from his brother,
H. B. Tysell, and his wife and chill
dren, who are coming in Sunday or
Monday in their car from Britton,
S. D., via Mobridge and Lennon.
Mr.. Tysell is an editor in the South
Dakota town and after visiting here
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brother resides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Partridge and
little son and sister, Miss Minnie,
returned Wednesday from their auto
trip to Miles City,. They found it
rather wet for autoing and raj into
a cloud burst at one point but had
no serious trouble. Mr.. and Mrs.
Partridge went out to their Manning
home in the afternoon. Miss Part
ridge took the afternoon train for
Miles City, where she expected to
stop a day to visit with her brother,
Garfield, who is a passenger brake
man on the Milwaukee. She is to
join her sister, Miss Ruth, who is a
teacher at Granger, Washington, and
together they will visit the California
expositions. Miss Minnie will return
via a southern route to her work as
a nurse in the Twin Cities.
AS forecasted in these columns
last week, the North Dakota Shrin-
er special stopped in Dickinson long
enough to give a band concert. Ell
Zagal was we'll represented, includ-
ing we'll known persons like Frank
J. Treat. The band, composed Of
fifty pieces and it's members, played
beautifully on Willard street. On
account Of the urgent requests to
halt at Glendive, the stop for Dick