The Dickinson press., 1916-07-15

from a several days business trip to
Beach and Wibaux.
Ed. Hughes and J. F. Brodie re-
turned Sunday from a two days bust
ness trip to Wibaux.
Miss Frances Nolan, who has been
visiting for about a month in st.
Paul, White Bear Lake and other
points in Minnesota, is expected back
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Price and R. C.
Pinkham Of Killdeer autoed into the
city on Wednesday. Mr.. Price en-
tered the Dickinson hospital for
treatment.
The force of the Reed Bros store
held their monthly banquet at the st.
Charles hotel on Tuesday. Covers
were laid for ~.
Mrs. Emma Benjamin of Grand
Rapids, Mich, arrived Wednesday
afternoon for a visit Of several weeks
with her friend, Mrs. W. w. Stack
house of this city.
Miss Olive R. Smith of Deadwood,
Wis, is spending the remainder of
her vacation from her duties as teach
er, with her nieces, Mesdames J. A.
Currie and A. G. Pagenkopf.
Miss Verle Jensen, who has been
visiting relatives in Beach for about
a week, is expected back today (Fri-
day. to be the guest of Miss Beth
johnson for several days before re-
turning home.
Among the marriage licenses is
sued the past week from Judge Fred
Maser's ocice were those to the fol-
lowing: Martin Gulka and Miss
Mary Talahnuk of this city and Steve
Gordon and Miss Mary Stroczunslzi,
both Of Gorham.
Mrs. Mary Johnson arrived last
Sunday from St. Charles, Mimi, to
spend the remainder of the summer
with her son, R. H. johnson, and
family. The Johnsons and their
guests expect to auto to Bismarck
tomorrow Saturday to spend Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Freeman leave
this (Friday) afternoon for O'Neill,
Nebraska, where they will make their
!; home. Mr.. Freeman has been in the
local U. S. land office for nearly three
years and has accepted a similar po-
) sition in O'Neill.
Miss Evadna Pugh expects to leave
this coming Monday for a several
months visit in the east. She will
remain for a days visit with Miss
Alice Leary in Duluth, and will join
an aunt at Mackinaw Island for a
few days. From there she will ac-
company her aunt to her home in
! Alene, Michigan.
= John Orchard has disposed of his
farm at Gladstone, known az the
Arthur Clark farm, to Vern French,
who takes possession of same during
: this fall. Mr.. French intends to make
a dairy farm out of the place and
, because of his experience in Stark
I county as a farmer he will sure make
l a success of same. MI. French ex-
I poets to dispose of his dray business
: as soon as possible.
: Frank Davidson of Sentinel Butte
: passed away at the local hospital last
y Saturday following an appendicitis
+ opertion. For a while he seemed to
> recover, but later gradually began
failing. Funeral services were held
: at Sentinel Butte on Monday, con-
Quoted by Rev. TIL. Larsen of Taylor.
. Deceased was a pioneer of Golden
e Valley county, and leaves a wife and
:. four children.
L. H. Rudiselle, manager Of the N.
e P. telegraph office, ora shrdlucmcm
two weeks vacation to be spent with
t his daughter, Mrs. Herbert Haughton
of Seattle, Wash. He is relieved here
by J. w. Snyder, who in turn is re-
lieved by Mr.. Adams of St. Paul. Mr..
Rudiselle will be accompanied back
, by his daughter, Miss Marguerite,
who has been visiting out west for
several weeks.
n Miss Helen Barber, who has beer
. employed as stenographer with a big
firm in Miles City during the past
o year, is now enjoying a vacation anC
spent the Fourth in this city, visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Ole Attletweed
= She leaves in a few days for a visit
with her parents at Portland, Ore
Beach Exchange. Miss Barber was
formerly a resident of Dickinson and
, has many friends here, being a gradu-
ate from the Dickinson high school
! several years ago.
The Gorham Company, who made
p the silver service for the battleship
I 1NOICu DdhOIa, gave w .cdCu L1SIL1ue1
e of the committee, who gathered the
= funds, a silver cup as a souvenir.
5 These cups were received by Gov. L.
B. Hanna at Bismarck and have been
-, sent out to the members. Post
y master Frank Lish, who was a men,
' Der of that committee and is credited
with sending in the greatest sum, re-
ceived his cup on Thursday morning.
IL - ~..., I@~I~~~o~ $500 ~f ~s1-x4r
E ware, lined in gold. The state seal is
stamped on the outside and over this
is Engraved Mr.. Lish's NAME. Mr..
Lish has occasion to feel justly proud
5 Of the gift.
5 Three cars left Dickinson Thurs
l day moor for a two weeks tour of the
Yellowstone National Park and in
Guided the following parties: Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wilcox, daughter,
Marie, and their two nieces, who are
5 their guests from Texas; Mrs. j. V.