The Dickinson press., 1916-08-05
LOCAL NEWS

the guest of Mrs. C. C. Jackson for a
short time during the week.
The Lish and Kostelecky families
and several friends enjoyed a picnic
in the McGillivray pasture on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Anderson M daughter, Miss
Marguerite, and Miss Nellie Vaagen
of the territory north of Taylor were
getting dental work done in the city
during the past week.
Miss Fadora Drury spent several
days the past week visiting the J. J.
BARLEY family at Beach. Miss
Drury was expected back today (Fri-
day..
The three children of Court STEM
ographer and Mrs. R. V. Boulger are
all undergoing a siege of whooping
cough, the oldest little girl having a
particularly severe attack.
Attorney w. F. Burnett is expected
back today (Friday) from Mime
apolis for which place he departed on
Tuesday on matters regarding the
purchase Of the golf grounds.
Mrs. J.. C. Jorgensen was most
pleasantly surprised by nineteen
ladies on Wednesday afternoon. Sew
ing and conversation sped the after
noon hours and toward the close ice
cream and cake were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Davis have rent
ed the Neil cottage in the eastern
part of the city and expect to move
in this coming Monday. Mr.. Davis
is with the Dickinson Ice & Transfer
Co.
Miss Stella Boulger, who spent her
months vacation with friends and
relatives in Fargo and Grand Forks,
returned last Saturday and is now
again at her duties in Register Of
Deeds Leask's office.
The w. C. T. U. will hold their
meeting in the Methodist church
parlors next Wednesday, August 9th.
Election of officers will take place at
this meeting and all members are re-
quested to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Bartel and
little daughter, Elizabeth, came down
from their farm near Golva, Mont, on
Wednesday, MI. Bartel undergoing
an operation for liberation of the
stomach the following morning.
Clifford and Lillian, son and daugE,-
, ter of Rev. and Mrs: j. c. Jorgensen:
!, returned Monday from a visit OF
, nearly three weeks with the O. j
Luethe family, former residents OF
Dickinson, but now residing on a farm
= northwest of Fayette.
;, Mrs. Victorine Barbeau departed
=, Tuesday for st. Paul to spend about
: two weeks visiting relatives anC
friends. This was a most opportune
3 time for her visit, as she was to NEE
}. at that place her son, who was ex
pected down from Montreal.
DR.. ard Mrs. C. C. Jackson re
turned Wednesday from the countr!
+ north of Bclfeld, where the doctor
was busy on professional matters TO,
about a week. Upon his return DR.
Jackson was called away again to tn
Bowman country, where several case:
of CHAMBERS were reported.
Mrs. Mary Mason of Quinion came
n in on Tuesday to see her son, Frank
o who is i'll with typhoid fever at thu
d hospital. Mrs. Mary Mason AM
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frank Mason
are both at the B. E. Noark hom'
+ and will likely remain in the city ;
week or ten days until the crisis il
past.
Rev. J. C. %Jorgenson of this cit!
l. and Rev. Greene Of Fryburg conduct
ed a most successful Sunday schco
= picnic at Six Mile school house las
Sunday. Five Sunday schools wer,
represented. After the school SEES
sions in the school house during tn
I morning, the picnickers repaired to
nearby grove where they ate lunc]
I and later held afternoon service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Jauss AM
\ children spent last Sunday in New
England, making the trip via auto
) While in New England they wer
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Sarchet an
are full Of praise for the fine hos
pital they are conducting. They ais
y visited at the VIM. Heiser farm tire
miles out Of New England while il
that vicinity.
M. Pfaender, assistant horticultur
ist at the federal experiment static!
at Mandan, spent Thursday in Dick
: inson as the guest of J. c. Thyse}
superintendent at the local sub-sta
s ton. Mr.. Pfaender made the visit t.
view the splendid work done at tn
Dickinson farm this summer an
y gather some ideas that might prov
I of interest and value at the Manda7
station.
Paul Kumar, who owns a farr
! four miles northwest of Snow, was i
: the city on Thursday and left in tn
4 afternoon on a business trip to 81
: Paul, to be gone about two week:
7 Mr.. Kumar rented his farm to Fran
y Reihart, a former resident of Sout
Z Dickinson. MI. Kumar says that tn
: crops are looking fine out in his vi
entity, despite the hot weather an
: that very little rust is in evidence gu
his way.