The Dickinson press., 1916-07-22

For Rent-Modern six room cot
tage. Call at 125 list Ave. East. 1t
Misses Ruth Butler and Alice Alex
ander were Bismarck visitors on
Sunday.
A nine pound daughter arrived at
the home Of MI. and Mrs. J. E. Funk
last Saturday, July 18th.
Miss Sarah Ray, who has been re-
siding with her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Cuskelly, left on Tuesday for a visit
with another sister in Minneapolis.
L. B. Merry of Company X has
been promoted to mess sergeant.
Edward Hastings is now second cook
Of our company.
Judge w. C. Crawford was able to
be up on Thursday after a several
days siege of erysipelas. For a time
his face was swollen beyond all pro-
portion.
Miss Helen Cuskelly returned on
Thursday from Manning, where she
spent about ten days, visiting her
brother, Deputy Auditor j. R. Gus
kelly, and family.
Supt. P. S. Berg, accompanied by
several of our summer school instruc-
tors, comprised a party of sight seers
of the Bad Lands in the Medora vi
entity the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Dauber and
the latter's sister-in-law, Mrs. Plum
er, and daughter, Mabel, autoed out
to the Hornstra farm southeast of
Gladstone on Wednesday.
The pulpit of the Congregational
church will be occupied both morning
and evening on Sunday by Miss E.
Herring, daughter Of the general
secretary of the National Council of
the Congregation churches.
1t is reported that the ~14-year-old
brother of Mrs. D. N. Van Vleet of
near Grassy Butte, was thrown from
his horse while riding the first of the
week and sustained a broken bone
Just above the wrist of his right arm.
Miss Anna Lee of St. Paul is the
guest of Miss Emma Kostelecky and
will remain here for about two weeks
longer. Miss Lee is a sister of Mrs.
VIM. Kostelecky, who is at present
absent from the city on a visit.
Division No. 1 of the Methodist
Ladies Aid society, under Mrs. C. L.
Dalton, is very we'll satisfied with the
results Of their lawn social on Thurs
day evenino in the Hugh Roberts
yard. Flower bedecked tables were
arranged about the lawn and ice
cream, cake and lemonade served.
Electric lights furnished the illumi-
nation.
Mrs. John Little went to Taylor on
Thursday to be with Mrs. Chas.
Roger, whose husband died the day
before. w. H. Cooke went down for
the funeral services in his new car on
Friday and was accompanied by Mrs.
Little's daughter, Doris, and Miss
Anna Faulkner, who will spend a
few days at the Mrs. Mary 'Candee
home.
Prof. Garland A. Bricker, head Of
the department of education at the
Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y,
delivered interesting addresses before
the students at the Dickinson sum-
mer school on Friday and Saturday
of last week. The address on Satur-
day was especially interesting, Prof.
Bricker using the rural teacher" as
a subject.
The shady grove, a quarter of a
mile south of South Heart, will be
the scene of a delightful picnic this
coming Sunday, when the ladies of
st. Mary's church. will be hostesses at
a bo%unteous picnic dinner. All kinds
of amusements will take place, in
Guiding various races, and a good
time is assured everybody. Tickets
for dinner will be sold at SOC each.
Miss Mae Mcdonald, a cousin of
the Joe Cuskelly family, was their
guest on Friday, Saturday and Sun
day. Miss Mcdonald is head of the
home economics department of the
state agricultural college and is en-
ployed by both government and state.
It is her main mission to visit the
various demonstrating farms and to
encourage the young men and women
to stay on the farm. Miss Mcdonald
left from Dickinson for Rolla, where
she was to address a farmers meet
ing.
Mrs. J. P. Cain gave a 600 o'clock
dinner at her home on Wednesday
for Mrs. Anna Reilly, who is the
guest Of the formers mother, Mrs.
Mike mckinley. Mrs. Reilly was also
+ho p11est Of honor on Thursday