The Dickinson press., 1915-07-31

were hoping he would be enough bet
ter so that they could return home the
last of the week.
Otto Jensen of Gillett, Wisconsin,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. j. C. Jor-
gensen, since Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff Henry Brown and
States Attorney H. A. Burgeson left
Friday on a vacation of 10 days.
They expected to stop off at Grand
Forks, where MI. Brown will visit
his parents and incidentally take in
the state golf tournament. From this
point they will go to Minneapolis, and
MIR. Burgeson on to Iowa to visit
relatives. The two gentlemen expect
to return together.
Miss Saliva Mielke takes a three
weeks vacation from the Roquette
store, beginning Sunday, and will
leave that day accompanied by Miss
Thora lessen and her father, VIM.
Mielke, who has been visiting here
with his daughter and with the J. V.
lessen family for a week, for her
home at Salem, S. D. Misses Mielke
and lessen will return via Minneapo-
lis, where they will also make a short
visit.
The Yeoman degree team, Pioneer
Homestead, No. ITO of Minneapolis,
Mimi, will stop at Dickinson and give
an exhibition of degree work on Sat-
urday, September 4th. This is a
national accredited team, consisting
of about rs members, and stops in
the state only at Fargo, jamestown
and Dickinson. Yeoman from neigh
boring towns are invited to attend, as
this model team is both instructive
and entertaining.
Mrs. M. Drury was hostess to ten
guests at a delightful S o'clock four
course tea Thursday afternoon, the
party being complimentary to Mrs.
Chas. Lish of Kansas City, who is
visiting at the Frank Lish home, and
Mrs. Carroll, who is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. J. Leonberger. Mrs.
w. w. Steinbreuck assisted Mrs
Drury in serving. Sweet peas formed
the effective decorations. During
the evening the ladies enjoyed cards,
"Cora" is a five-part drama found
ed On the play of the same name
made by B. A. Rolfe and released
through the Metro Pictures Corpora
ton. 1t will be the feature picture
at the Lyric Theatre Tuesday, August
3. The title role is enacted by Emily
Stevens, who has supported many of
the foremost American and English
stars, and herself was a star in the
recent production in New York of the
sensational play "Today." This be-
ing a "name" play, the title. there
fore, gives no intimation of the
story, which, however, tells of the
trials and tritulations of a young
girl reduced to poverty, who rises
above them through shear force of
character and talent, to a position Of
prominence in the operate world.
Her progress is made not without
much that appeals to the emotions and
sentiments of picture fans, by reason
of the exigencies of a life fought with
innumerable difficulties.
Another Of the Hagenbeck- Wallace
Co. circus advertising car was in
Dickinson this week making further
arrangements for the big show which
comes to the city or Wednesday
August 4. This will be the greatest
circus ever brought to the place, re-
quiring 60 cars to transport the en-
tire equipment. The Hagenbeck-
Wallace Co. make long jumps, show
ing at Miles City August 2, Glendive
on the 3rd and here on the 4th, thence
going to Bismarck for the 5th and
Fargo for the 9Th. People who like
a big first-class circus are going to
have a chance to- see it in Dickinson
next Wednesday. The people from
the Milwaukee territory and from the
country north as far as the Little
Missouri river will be in for the real
show.
w. J. Follis had the 81 stitches in
his chin and neck removed on Sunday
and a day or two later was able to
leave St. Joseph's hospital and come
down town. He is still weak but is
able to be around and chat with his
many friends. In making his oper-
alton it became necessary to cut of
the top of his lower lip, but the
physicians built on a new one and in
a little time Mr.. Follis will likely be
able to talk as plainly as ever. He
feels that he had a narrow escape but
fell into good hands when he was
taken to the hospital in Dickinson
About Saturday or Sunday the doc
tors will start the X-Ray treatment
which is supposed to tell absolutely
if there are any particles of the dis
ease left in his face and neck. This
treatment will keep the patient in the
city about two weeks longer. Mrs
Foilis went home the first of the
week but was expected back within g
few days.