The Dickinson press., 1916-01-22

A new Underwood typewriter was
placed in the office of Attorney H. J.
Blanchard this week.
Friends in the city received word
recently from Mrs. VIM. Mcfarland
that she contemplated leaving Gales
burg ILL.,, in the near future to
join her husband in California, but
was not sure at just what time as
the baby was not very we'll.
B. F. Manning states that the
winter in Montana has been much the
same as in western North Dakota
with the exception of a little less
snow where his stock ranges. How
ever, he does not consider it a
specially hard season on cattle.
c. T. Langley left Tuesday evening
for Orlando, Florida, where he will
spend the winter. He expected to
stop off in the cities en- route. He is
rapidly regaining his health and his
many friends hope that a few months
in the south may fully restore him
Mrs. Langley and his sister, Mrs
Emma McCloy, who were visiting in
the east for sometime preceded him
to Orlando.
j. c. Parks of Rothsay, Mimi, is
spending the winter in Dickinson
having taken quarters at the VOL
hotel. He made a trip into Dunr
county a few weeks ago and is quite
favorably impressed with our country
Before coming out here he suffered
with rheumatism but visited the hot
springs in Montana before reaching
Dickinson and has not had any
trouble since his arrival of a few
weeks ago.
The regular monthly meeting oil
the Dickinson Young Women's Asso.
citation will be held in the parlors oil
the Congregational church this com
ing Monday evening. At this meet.
ing the association will decide on {
room and talk over some other i'm.
rortant matters. Anyone having {
desk or other piece of furniture thai
the association could borrow, phone
Miss Rose Waddell, chairman room
committee.
Dickinson was we'll represented a
the Knights of Columbus annual init
alton meeting at Bismarck Sunday
those going down being Attorney ant
Mrs. J. P. Cain, Attorney and Mrs
T. F. Murtha, DR.. and Mrs. A. P
Nachtwey, Receiver and Mrs. Ed
Hughes, and Sheriff and Mrs. Geo. J
Brown. Following the initiation anc
: degree work the Catholic ladie:
served the guests, who represented al
parts of the state, a fine banquet.
W. F. Griswold writes from Sar
Diego, California, that he and hi:
family are enjoying the Pacific coas
winter weather very much. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Frank H. Gibbs are there, alst
Mrs. Mildred Dobson, all former resi-
dents of Dickinson and New England
MI. Griswold still has interests il
Kettinger county, being the senior
member of the Springdale Stool
Farm near Regent. A. J. Perkins il
the other member of the firm. TIL,
Griswolds find the California climate
very beneficial to the health of theil
little girl.
Capt. A. H. Keene writes from
Grand Junction, Colorado, that he il
enjoying good health this winter an,
plans nov on returning soon to Mas
sachusetts, where his sons are locat
ed. He recently returned iron
Alascaden, located midway between
Los Angeles and San Francisco
where he sold some real estate. MI
Keene is now nearly 80 years of ag'
and: he looks back with a great dea
of interest upon his part with tn
New England colony on the Cannon
Ball river in 1887 and the following
few years. {
Mrs. Blanche Frye was a delightful
hostess at her home on 3rd Stree
North to about twelve ladies Wtdnes
day evening in honor Of Mrs. Lett!
NJ: Trask, who with her two daueht
ers, is visiting old friends in DicEin
son. The evening was very pleasant.
spent at cards and was concluded will
a fine luncheon, Mrs. Frye being as
sisted in the serving by Mrs. Jessi
Cartwright and Miss Bernice Frye
The guest of honor and her daughter
are en- route from Ashland, Oregon
for Maine, where they are to max
their home. Avery, a son, wI.o is ais
at Ashland, is expected to- come q
for acct n 10 D:11:~~r nHS~4o-nt: