The Dickinson press., 1916-05-27

Mrs. Gertrude Dobson returned re-
Gently from her six weeks sojourn in
the west.
Senator Hughes of Bismarck was
the guest for a day recently of Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Deiters.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid society
will meet next Thursday, entertained
by Mrs. G. O. Jahr.
Attorney w. F. Burnett returned
Monday from Bismarck and left
again on Wednesday morning on
legal matters before the federal court,
Commissioner and Mrs. Thos. J.
Anders of Werner were in in a new
Ford car on Monday. They left in
the afternoon for their home via
Taylor.
AS soon as school is out Mrs. Clint
Davis and children expect to leave
on an extended trip to the Cities,
Owatonna and Austin, MINI. They
will be gone all summer.
Misses Hilda Kohl and Mae Miller,
teachers at Richardton, and Miss
Grace Heath, a pharmacist at that
place, were guests over Sunday of
Miss Violet Yaeger, a sister of Mrs
w. A. Blume.
V. A. Baker, who came in the lat
ter part of last week from Emerson
for a visit with his family in the
city, returned on Monday with James
Bailey, who came in from that vicin-
ity with his car.
Mrs. May Meyer, who has been
staying at the D. D. Mars home the
past winter, was called to her home
near Killdeer on Tuesday, on account
of the illness of her mother, Mrs.
Reid. Mrs. Meyer expects to be gone
a week or so.
DR.. H. Anderson spent last Friday
and Saturday at the Chas. Hole,
farm in the New Hradec country ex-
aiming his stock prior to it's being
shipped to Idaho from South Heart
on Monday. The Hollar family will
make their home out west in the
future.
Miss Cora Simpson is back again
from her s~ojourn in the west. Miss
Simpson acted as private secretary
to Mr.. Holbein, who was in charge
Of the North Dakota building at the
San Francisco exposition. The past
two months she spent visiting at
Long Beach.
Mrs. L.. Scott went to Taylor last
Saturday to visit until Tuesday of
this week at the home of her son,
Fred Pound. This is her first trip to
Taylor since her return from Califor-
mia. She seems somewhat improved
from her recent severe illness.
President W. l.. Richards and
Cashier Bert Waddell returned Tues
day evening from a trip to Grassy
Butte, where they were looking after
the construction of the First State
bank building. They were we'll sat-
isfied with the conditions out that
way.
Editor and Mrs. R. w. Robertson
and little daughter of Dunn Center
and V. A.. Baker of Emerson autoed
in on Saturday. Mr.. Robertson re-
turned in his car on Monday, while
Mrs. Robertson and baby will remain
here as guests of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Stewart, for
some time.
Word comes that Mrs. Anna c..
Thomas, who during the past winter
was visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Ernest Bailey of Emerson, was mar
ried on April 28th, at Duluth, to P. H.
Sullivan, a steam shovel engineer on
the Masabe range. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sullivan were to be at home to
their friends at Keewatin, after May
18th.
Miss Ruth Littlehales began work
as chief operator at the local tele-
phone office on Monday, Miss Frances
Nolan having substituted in this ca
pacity for several weeks. M. E. Hall,
manager, has been kept doubly busy
lately as aside from his regular
duties, the shortage Of help in the Of
flee required his services there also.
The P. E. O. ladies met Tuesday
evening with Mrs. M. A. Scherfius
The program leaders were Mesdames
V. H. Stickney, M. A. Scherffius and
E. A.. Lillibridge, who spoke on the
following topics respectively: "The
Greatest Man Of North Dakota
""The Greatest Woman Of North Da.
kota" and "Indian Legends Of North
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