The Dickinson press., 1916-04-22
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Arvilla Dingman spent Sun
day with Miss Mary Glynn at Rich
ardton.
Two irst-class BARRIERS in the St.
Charles hotel Barber Shop, Ray Graf,
Prcp.-adv- Lift
Brakeman Arthur Saltmarsh left
Thursday for Miles City, to visit un-
til Sunday with friends.
Hon. l.. A. Simpson made a short
trip to points along the line east the
middle Of the week.
Special 500 o'clock dinner at the
st. Charles Sunday and Thursday
evenings, 75c. Music by orchestra.
adv. It
Miss Maple Torgerson of Taylor
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Roy
Henderson of this city, from Friday
until Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Baird are the
delighted pcrents of a big 9h pound
boy, who arrived at st. Joseph's hos
pital Monday morning.
Atty. James P. Cain has announced
his candidacy for states attorney on
the democratic ticket. Mr.. Cain held
this office once, having been appoint
ed to finish the %unexpired term of T.
F. Murtha, resigned.
Atty. H. J.. Blanchard announces
his candidacy on the republican ticket
for representative in the legislature
from Stark county. Mr.. Blanchard
was a representative from this dis
trict at the last session.
Ethel May, the Oldest daughter of
Mrs. P. H. Rumble, submitted to a
tonsil and adnoid operation at the
hospital on Tuesday morning. She
was able to return home late in the
afternoon and is getting along nicely.
Edward Flynn, who for the past
six months has been working in the
railroad yards at Spooner, Wis, is
spending a short time here visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hughes.
From here he expects to go to
Duluth.
Mrs. Harry Young of Mikkelson
was the guest for a short time at
the R. H. Johnson home, returning
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. James
Young of the same vicinity was also
down for a short visit the middle of
the week.
Miss Esther Ayers returned Tues
day afternoon from her vacation trip
to Oberlin, Ohio, where she visited
with her sister, Miss Dorothy, who is
attending college there. Miss Esther
stopped off at several other points of
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H. C. Christensen came in from
his ranch north on the Little Missouri
last Sunday via Sidney, Mont. He
expected to meet his son, Victor, here
on Friday from the University, and
return to the ranch the first of the
coming week, where the latter will
spend his spring vacation.
Mrs. D. A. Cutnaw is enjoying a
six weeks vacation at eastern points.
The past week she vas visiting with
two brothers in Virginia, Minnesota.
She also expects to visit relatives in
Duluth and Cloquet, Mimi, and in
Superior, Wis. En- route home she
will stop off at Minneapolis.
Cashier D. D. Mars, accompanied
by Quinton Roberts, vas among those
from this city who attended the Chas.
Holler auction sale on Tuesday, the
former acting as sale clerk. Consid-
. erlng the time of year, a pretty good
crowd was in attendance and things
; are reported to have sold very nicely.
Miss Alice Alexander, of the Ro-
quette store, and Llewellyn Roquette
autoed out to Killdeer with a stock
of spring ready-to-wear garments on
Tuesday. They were obliged to leave
the Roquette car at Killdeer on &C
count of the bad weather, but man.
aged to return around noon the fol-
lowing day by auto livery.
Mrs. James Soules entertained the
members of the former "Minn's
Band" of the Congregational Ladies
Aid society Monday afternoon. The
quilt which this division has been
working on is almost completed and
the ladies' r planning on 500 plac-
ing it for exhibit in the Roquette &
Co. window in a very short time.
Mrs. Dominick Vranna gave a
birthday party Tuesday after school
for her daughter, Blanche, who
reached her ninth milestone. Nine
little girls were invited and after
they had made merry with games for
a few hours, they were served a fine
luncheon, Mrs. wanna being assisted
by her sister, Miss Rose Burda.
Miss Ellen Walton left Sunday on
a two weeks trip to visit during the
spring vacation at the Minnesota IT,,
with her sister, Miss Florence, who
is enrolled there this year. The girls
will visit a short time with relatives
in st. Paul. From there Miss Walton
will go to visit former school mates
at Milwaukee, Chicago and Rochester.
Misses May Tumey and Loretta
Hurley, who have been teaching near
Shields, this state, came in via the
New England stage the latter part
of last week for a visit over Sunday
with Misses Dora and Louise Poland,
before returning to their homes at
La Fayette, Indiana. The Polands
were residents of that place before