The Dickinson press., 1916-07-22
LOCAL NEWS

up from R"lchardton last Sunday to
spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Crist of ten miles
south of Dickinson are the parents
of a son who arrived at the st. JOS
eph's hospital on Thursday.
Mrs. S. H. Smiley visited for a few
days this week with her sister, Mrs.
J. L. Strang of Taylor. She was ex-
pected back on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Will Carroll was operated on
early Thursday morning for a bad
case of appendicitis and other compli-
cations. At last reports Mrs. Carroll
getting along very nicely.
J. R. Potter and W. H. Thomlinson
of near Earl, in Mckenzie county,
were in the city on Thursday with
regard to taking up additional quart
r of land under the new law.
c. J. Russell was sufficiently i'm
proved on Thursday to leave the hos
pital for his home at Lehigh. Mr..
Russell was confined to the hospital
for several weeks, following a critical
operation.
M. E. Hall, district manager of the
North Dakota Independent Telephone
Exchange, made a trip in his new
Ford to Richardton on business for
his company. He was accompanied
by his son, Fayette.
w. J. Orchard, proprietor of the
Mcdonald drug store, left Thursday
morning for Minnetonka Beach, Mimi,
to be a guest at a house party given
by the A. billiard family. MI.
Orchard expected to be gone a week.
Mrs. M. Mcdowell and two sisters,
Pauline and Lydia, came up from
Mandan on Monday and returned the
following day after a visit with their
father, Mr.. Jeschke, of this city. MI.
Mcdowell is N. P. yardmaster at
Mandan.
H. O. Pippin, assistant su%perintend-
emit of schools of Stark county, has
been engaged as superintendent of
the Halliday schools for the coming
year. Miss Lorene Evans, a 1916
graduate of our high school, will be
primary teacher at Halliday, her
home town.
Judge Fisk Of the supreme court
at Bismarck will be an over Sunday
guest of Attorney and Mrs. T. H.
Pugh. On Monday Mr.. and Mrs.
Pugh and their quest expect to leave
via auto for the big bridge dedication
at Medcra. They plan On being gone
two days.
Mrs. Mary Crist and son, Lester,
autoed in from their ranch near
Mary or Thursday and expected to
go back again the following day. They
are situated about nine miles from
Grassy Butte, which they report in a
fourishing condition. They found the
roads quite rough.
Miss Marguerite Lish, who has
been visiting for several weeks with
relatives in the east, is expected back
from Kansas City, No., on Sunday.
She will be accompanied by her uncle,
J. K. Lish, who will visit here with
his brother, Postmaster Frank Lish,
and family for some time.
Prior to her leaving for the east,
Miss Evadna Pugh entertained about
IL young ladies last Saturday even
ing. The time was pleasantly spent
with games and stories and toward
the close Miss Pugh served a dainty
luncheon. Miss Pugh vas presented
with a pretty kodak album by the
girls.
Marriage licenses were issued to
the following parties during the past
week: Adolph Ell. Snow and Miss
Frances Jordan, Sheffield on the
18th; Anton Kvopil, Jr., Wilmar, and
Miss Katie Mehulka, Dickinson, on
the 18th; Joe Disrhan, Dickinson, and
Miss Matilda Rosshauer, Fayette, al
so on the 18th.
MI. and Mrs. NJ. J. Kelly departed
Wednesday for their home in Grand
Forks. Mrs. Kelly had been visiting
her sons, George, William and Henry
Brown, for about two months. Re-
Gently she underwent a serious opera
ton at the local hospital and is re-
covering with remarkable rapidity.
Mr.. Kelly arrived shortly before her
operation.
Mrs. VIM. Rosenberg of Beach ar
rived in the city Thursday for a sew
eral days visit with Miss Fannie
Singer. On Sunday she will join her
husband on No. 2, enroute to Chicago
to visit relatives for several weeks.
Miss Singer is also entertaining since
Wednesday her cousin, Miss Leah
Marcus of Minneapolis. Miss Marcus
will remain in the city for several
weeks.
Mrs. Fannie McTaggart and chill
dren, Harold and Helen, of 'Hoquiam,
WASH, departed Tuesday for a visit
with the formers parents at May
nard, Iowa. They were guests for sew
eral days of Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Craw-
ford of this city. Mr.. Crawford being
a brother of Mrs. McTaggart. In
September Mrs. McTaggart and chill
dren will make their return trip and
likely stop off for a further visit.
The Young Ladies Sodality of St.
Patrick's Catholic church conducted a
most successful ice cream and cake
social on Father John Dignam's beau
tiful lawn Tuesday evening. Misses
Eleanor Smith, chairman, Rose Ber-