The Dickinson press., 1916-09-16
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Florence Walton left last Fri
day to continue her work at the Min
ncsota University.
Joe Tutilman returned recently
from St. Paul, where he spent a short
time buying stock for the Dickinson
Cash store.
Miss Edna Brown of Atlantic, Iowa,
arrived last Friday for a visit of some
time with her sister, Mrs. Glen
Cassidy, of south of the city.
J. Edward Tufft, formerly of this
city, having taken a homestead in the
Sentinel Butte vicinity, is now prin-
cipal of the schools at Golva, N. D.
Miss Helen Jefferies departed Sum-
day for Chicago, where she finishes
up her senior year in the National
kindergarten college the coming year.
Editor and Mrs. R. w. Robertson
and little daughter of Dunn Center
visited over Sunday and Monday with
Mrs. Robertson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Lindsey and
baby of Fargo arrived on Sunday for
a couple weeks visit at the Mrs. Mary
Walton home, Mrs. Walton being
Mrs. Lindsey's mother. :
Mr.. and Mrs. James Young of Mix
kelson are delighted parents of a new
nine pound baby boy, who arrived at
st. Joseph's hospital on Saturday. MI.
Young came in from his ranch on
Friday. ii
Mrs. R. Rabinovitz, formerly Miss
Minnie Bran, who has been visiting
here with her father, M. N. Bran,
and other relatives for about a month,
departed for her home in Chicago on
Monday.
Miss Clara Derby of Mott is a
guest of Miss Ruth Butler, having ar
rived on Tuesday via New England,
where she was met with the Butler
car. Miss Derby will likely remain
here for several weeks.
F. L. Roquette and daughter, Miss
LaVerne, left Wednesday morning
for Ollie, Mont., where Mr.. Roquette
recently opened a department store.
They made the trip via auto and ex-
pected to be gone two or three days.
Miss Hattie Coils of Ranger came
down on Wednesday for a visit until
Saturday with Mrs. w. H. Hanson
and daughter, who recently moved in
ing the house north of the DR.. V. H.
Stickney residence.
Mrs. D. C. Mcintyre of Spokane,
WASH, is the guest of her son, w. S.
Mcintyre, and family and expects to
remain until Sunday when she will
leave for the west. Mrs. Mcintyre
came from Duluth, where she visited
a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Cass, who since
last spring resided in the city, ex-
pect to leave Sunday for the South
Heart country, where Mr.. Cass will
spend a few weeks blowing. It is
understood that later they will move
out on q homestead farther west.
Mrs. B. H. Crawford and son,
Herman, and Mrs. Margaret Emer-
son of Springfield, ILL.,, returned on
Tuesday morning from a trip to the
coast, having been gone for a month.
Seattle, WASH, and Portland, Oregon,
were the main points visited. Mrs.
Emerson will be a guest at the
Crawford home for some time before
leaving for home.
Miss Anna Hillesheim greeted
friends from her home town, Sleepy
Eye, Mimi, the first CT the week,
when Miss Marie Schmitz and her
brothers, George and Jake, and their
wives, passed through via automobile
to the Yellowstone National Park.
The party expected to take the yell
lowstone trail on their return trip.
Mrs. Margaret Roberts spent Satur-
day at Belfield visiting her daughter,
Mrs. George Pelissier. Miss Jose
phine Pelissier, her granddaughter,
just returned from an extended trip
in the west, visiting relatives in
Wyoming, Billings and Glendive.
Among other points she also spent
some time at the summer resort at
Wolf, Wyoming, and with her former
school professor, Mr.. Day, and family,
out on a ranch near Billings.