The Dickinson press., 1916-06-24

Victor Cooke left Tuesday for
jamestown to attend the Epworth
League convention and also the camp
meeting, which is now in session.
Mrs. w. Davis and Miss Mary
Zdrahal became members of the
Lady Maccabee order at their last
meeting on Wednesday evening.
An 11k pound boy arrived at the
home of MI. and Mrs. A. C. Wan last
Saturday, June 18th. The little fell
low is named Floyd Chauncey.
Mrs. John O'Day of Richardton
visited with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
George Brown, on Monday and left
for Butte, Mont, where she expected
to undergo an operation.
Mrs. VIM. mccarthy and Miss Lola
Merrill left Sunday for a visit with
relatives and friends in Portland,
Oregon. They intend to make a tour
through the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gardner and
Peter Remme and son came in from
Daglum on Saturday, Mrs. Gardner
taking the afternoon train for Senti-
mel Butte to visit with her sister, Miss
L. j. Merifeld.
xThe Western Union Telegraph Co.
has requested every member of the
militia to come to their office and
register their names so each may re-
ceive a "collect" card which allows
him communication with home or
friends in case Of distress.
Norbert and Robert, the four-year-
old twins of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bar
rett of Bowman county, were quite a
feature of the Elks' doings, both be-
ing attired in the purple and white.
They are bright little chaps, big for
their age and made quite a hit.
DR.. and Mrs. C. L. T. Herbert are
enjoying a visit from two of the
formers nieces, Misses Helen and
Elaine Osborn of Des Moines, iowa,
who arrived the latter part of last
week. The guests will visit for about
a month at the Herbert home.
Fred Maser, son of Judge and Mrs.
Fred Maser, who has been attending
the state agricultural college, is now
a registered pharmacist, having
passed the state board pharmaceutical
examination, following his regular
college examination. He is expected
home tomorrow Saturday.
The Dickinson Knights of Columbus
degree team, consisting of Ed
Hughes, J. P. Cain, H. L: Reichert, A
P. Nachtwey, T. F. Murtha, Mike Nc
Ginley and George Nolan leaves for
Minot tomorrow Saturday morning
to put on the work for a class OF
about 40 Knights.
The National Parks Highway Tour,
ing party, who were here on Saturday
evening, received a cordial welcome
all the way across North Dakota from
the time they entered the state at
Fargo. They report that most of the
road was in good shape except a
short stretch west Of Mandan. This
part of the route has been changed,
the detour overcoming any possible
difficulty in that section. An entire
new road is being constructed for 9
long distance east Of Sterland, where
grades are being reduced and grave
surface laid. New maps will soon be
gotten out, Indicating these changes
Rev. and Mrs. Charlie Cooke came
up from their Bowman circuit or
Wednesday and were guests of Rev
Cookies sister, Mrs. John Little, and
family, until Friday, when they left
for the Methodist Camp meeting al
jamestown, accompanied by theil
niece, Miss Gladys Candee.
River, eight miles north.
Mrs. Olaf Malmgren and children
departed Thursday morning to spent
about ten days in St. Paul and SauR
Center, Mimi, where they will visit
friends and relatives. Mr.. Malm-
gren is engaged as fireman on the
! Northern Pacific and accompanied his
family as far as Mandan.