The Dickinson press., 1916-09-09

Mrs. H. A. Davis spent the week
end with Mesdames George w. Lee
and w. L. Prindle at Gladstone.
Miss Viola Rapp, who spent the
summer with relatives at Groton and
Aberdeen, S. D., returned on Sunday.
Mrs. C. w. Herstein and Mrs. Guy
Crosby of the Iowa settlement autoed
into the city on Monday to shop and
visit.
Darrell VanDrese, the drummer of
the Lyric orchestra, departed on
Tuesday for Wisconsin, where he has
accepted a similar position.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. DeFoe of
Rhame spent the week end as guests
of the formers brother, C. H. DeFoe,
and family of this city.
Ludwig Moe. a brother of M. ].
Moe of this city, arrived from Mil
waukee last Friday and will help out
at the Farmers elevator during the
busy season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dugald Stewart and
little daughter autoed in Monday
from Bowman for several days. visit
with the Judge w. C. Crawford, J. P.
Cain and H. L. Reichert families.
Rev. O. M. Snyder, the recent Con-
gregational pastor at New England,
was in the city the last Of last week,
leaving on Saturday morning for
Killdeer, where he was to supply for
a short time.
w. A. Blume, manager Of the local
Russell Miller Milling Co. mill, de-
parted Tuesday for Glendive, Billings,
and other western points. He ex-
pected to be gone the greater part
of the week.
:; L. F. Hoffman, who was here a few
days, visiting his wife, who was a
guest of her mother, Mrs. w. Neu-
kom, and her sister, Mrs. James
Soulcs, returned in his car on Tues
day.
Mrs. F. w. Turner and son, David,
returned from Wisconsin points on
Sunday after a several months visit
with relatives at various points in
that state. Oxford and Baraboo in
The Dells country were among the
places visited.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. DeFoe Of this
CITY are enjoying a visit from their
, t~sister-in-law, Mrs. Harry DeFoe, and
son, Deloif, of Fargo. They will
likely remain here another week be-
, fore returning home.
!, The W. C. T. U. are entertaining
: the teachers at the Congregational
! church parlors this (Friday) evening
< Their next regular meeting will take
f place with Mrs. H. L. Dickinson next
"Wednesday afternoon.
f Miss Agnes Fay, who took a six
weeks vacation from her work as
Y s~tenographer in the law offices OF
: casey & Burgeson, returned from hel
home at Crystal, N. D., on Sunday
. and resumed her work the first OF the
! week.
Miss Mabel Rapp visited between
trains on Sunday with her relatives
the Rapps of this city. Miss Rapl
e was on a return trip from Detroit
y MIMI, where she spent a month visit
T. ing, to her home near Fryburg. Sh'
+ will be engaged in teaching in tn
a vicinity of her home this winter.
Word received recently from Rev
q A. C. Hacke states that his part.
were enjoying auto trips in New
q Hampshire and New York. They Elk
pected to leave for their new hom'
q at Grinnell, Iowa, on the 9th o:
August. Mr.. Hacke purchased {
residence at Grinnell before going
r east.
Mrs. George A. McGregor and twt
r children arrived from Beach last Fri
(. day to make their home here. TIL
=McGregors have rented the Peltol
house on 4th Ave. East and 3rd st
land moved in the following day. Mr.
McGregor represents the Atwoot
Larson Co., commission merchants il
the east.
I Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Anderson ant
two daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. O. L
I Greene, and Mrs. Geo. Wheiland ant
daughter autoed in from New Eng
I land last Saturday in the Anderson
car. They returned the same da!
I after ~transacting business and max
ing a short visit with the j.. G
: Dickey family.
/ Mrs. J.. w. SINNERS Of Mandan
formerly Miss Jessie Kicker, was tn.
guest last Thursday of Mrs. L.
Rudiselle. Mrs. SINNERS was el
I route home from a two months visi
with her brother at Mt. Vernon
I Wash, and also with friends a
Seattle.
Herbert and Duncan Mckenzie
! Theodore Rudiselle and Walter Bren
her left last Friday in the McKenzi
I car on a four days pleasure trip t.
nearby points. From here the!
I started out for Belfield, then on nortl
to Grassy Butte, Killdeer and Hall