The Dickinson press., 1917-08-11
Arthur Young, clerk of court of
county, was here on official
business on Tuesday.

business on Tuesday.
Miss Puma Nichols returned Fri
day from Flasher, where she visited
for a month with her sister, Mrs. S.
R. Shannon, and family. She also
visited with friends in Bismarck.
Miss Nichols is now a guest at the
Mrs. Viola Homer home.
L. H. Nichols autoed out to his
ranch near Grassy Butte last Satur-
day and returned on Sunday evening,
accompanied by his daughters, little
Lucille and Mrs. Sam Merrill and two
children. Lucille will visit here a few
days and also have some. dental work
done.
Get out into the world; the new
days are waiting for you-but don't
go unprepared. A commercial train
ing will put armor on you to fight
life's battles, and the Mankato Com
mercial College should be your re-
cruiting station. Send for our cata-
log. 8-11-3t
Henry Pathmann of Richardton was
in Dickinson last Saturday, returning
from a trip to Beach. Mr.. Pathmann
has sold out the most of his business
interests at Richardton, but does not
expect to make any change of loca-
ton at present at least. Fred Path
mann, his brother, is doing we'll at
Carson, the county seat of Grant,
where he handles lumber. and machin-
cry.
DR.. and Mrs. N. L. Gartley and
children returned on Tuesday after
noon from an absence of a little over
a month from the city. They visited
with Mrs. Gartley's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John van der Las, we'll known
former Dickinson residents, at White
Bear, Mimi, and also with a sister of
Mrs. Gartley's, Mrs. H. J. Divine, at
Wilson, Wis. DR.. Gartley is feeling
considerably improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Brown and
two daughters and a son were in
Dickinson a short time last Wednes-
day, en- route to their home at Senti-
mel Butte, from a months camping
trip at the lakes near Detroit, MINI.
They were accompanied by their
nephew, Mr.. Glum, of Detroit, who
will visit at the Brown home, and
also with his sisters, Mesdames T. J.
Cassidy and Carl England, at Sentinel
Butte for some time.
Ira j. Wilson and daughters, Mes
danes Walter A. Wilson and Harry
Cohee, and the latter's two little
children, autoed in from Shollsmade
last Friday for a few hours stay in
the city. Mr.. Wilson and daughter,
Mrs. Wilson, returned via auto while
Mrs. Cohee returned to her home
south of Medora, via train. Mrs.
Walter Wilson came from Phoenix,
Arizona, about two weeks ago, and
will spend some time with her father.
Engineer and Mrs. Walter H.
Morris, who had been visiting in
Dickinson and with her sister, Mrs.
p. G. Bishop at Gorham, and Mrs.
Parker, another sister at Lisbon, the
past three weeks, left Tuesday after
noon for Tacoma, WASH. It is 81
years since Engineer Morris left
Dickinson, previous to which time he
was a railroad man here for many
years. He has a run of 1927 miles be-
tween Tacoma and Portland, going up
n night and back the next, making
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mcclure re-
turned on Saturday from Dunn
Center; where they and their daugh-
tiers, Misses Carol and Grace, spent
about a week. Much of Mr.. McClure's
time is spent at that point, ais he is
president Of the First State Bank,
and he went out again the first of
the week. The Misses Mcclure went
on from Dunn Center to Hazen to
spend a week with relatives and ex-
pected to return home this Saturday.
Both Misses Carroll and Grace are
planning on entering the University
of Minnesota this fall to take up
senior and junior work respectively.
A. H. Walters Of Hanly was in
Dickinson last Tuesday to visit his
wife. Mrs. Walters Is staying with
her mother, Mrs. Mary 4. Hanly, Of
Memphis, No., who is very low at st,
Joseph's hospital. MI. Walters was
accompanied home on Wednesday, by
his brother-in-1aW; VIM. B. Hanly, and
little four-year-old son, Thomas
Douglas, of Supply, Okla, who ar
rived here recently to spend some
time with the formers mother. They
visited few days with Mr.. Hanlyss
sisters, Mesdames ii. q. Holdren and
iJ.s G. German, returning to this city