The Dickinson press., 1917-07-21
F. L. Roquette made a business trip
to Manning on Wednesday.

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The Dickinson chapter knights of
Columbus and their families will hold
a big picnic in the aJcob Rothschiller
grove at Gladstone on Sunday.
Peter Splichal, clerk at the Mer-
chants National Bank, resumed work
the first Of the week, after a vacation
of two weeks.
DR.. H. Anderson vas at Gaylord
the first of the week, examining stock
for George Vassar, who within the
next ten days, will leave for Alberta,
Canada.
Miss Hattie Lehman Of Leith, this
state, is a guest of her brother, Harry,
and also of a number of friends in
this city, including Miss Virginia
Croteau, for about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Dunn of Regent
autoed to Dickinson on Wednesday
and were guests at luncheon of MI.
and Mrs. S. H. Smiley. Mrs. Dunn
conducts a millinery store at Regent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rabe and
family left via auto for Bismarck on
Thursday, Mrs. Rabe and children ex-
pecting to go by rail from that point
point to Harvard Lake, Minnesota, to
spend three weeks with relatives.
H. L. Dickinson, son, Guy, and H.
F. Rase returned on Tuesday from a
collecting trip to Beach, Mr.. Rase's
former home town. They state that
crop conditions in that territory are
not any better than in this section.
Harvey Ellian, who for the past two
months has been assisting his brother,
A. P. Ellian, in the automobile bust
ness, left on Thursday for San Fran
cisco to r~e-enlist as machinist in the
navy. His term expired a short time
ago.
Tilman Moe, who for about two
weeks was a guest of his grandpar-
ents and other relatives at Galesburg,
N. Dak., returned on Sunday. His
cousin, Julius Arnston, who went
down with him, remained a few days
longer, returning on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. C. Erb was expected to ar
rive the latter part Of the week from
Des Moines, Ia, where she was a
guest of relatives for about a month,
and expected to visit with friends in
the city a short time before continu-
ing her way to her home at Manning.
Miss Dorothy Richards, who for
two weeks was a guest at the home
Of her aunt and uncle, Attorney and
Mrs. Thos. G. johnson at Killdeer,
returned on Sunday accompanied by
Mr.. Johnson's sister, Miss Eva, who
will be a guest at the Richards home
for about two weeks.
Mrs. H. l.. Childs has as her
guests until the first of next week,
her old friends, Mrs. H. L. Culver and
daughter, Miss Lenice, of Boscobel,
Wis. Mrs. Culver and daughter visit
ed also for a short time at the farm
home Of the formers nephew, E. D.
Culver neal Gladstone.
Herman Rabe and daughter, Miss
Lydia, W.. C. Boehlke and son, Will
lard, and Miss Doris Moe returned
on Sunday from their auto tour to
Glendive, Miles City and Jordan,
Mont, having been gone for nearly
a week. Albert Rabe remained with
friends near6 Jordan for a visit of
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Strang and
family of rs miles south, and Mr..
Strang's sister, Mrs. j. C. Newkirk of
New England, returned on Sunday
from a weeks trip to Montana points,
including Richie, where a sister of
Mrs. Strang resides. While away they
also saw the L. S. Cass family, form
er Dickinson residents, who are now
demonstrating in Montana. The auto
lists left for. their home from here on
Sunday and by the time they reached
their destination made a record of
100 miles for the day.
The Masons have very generously
donated the use of their banquet hall
to the Red Cross ladies, who will meet
there on Tuesday and Friday after
moons. The members gain entrance to
this hall from the side stairway. The
ladies the past few weeks have ap-
piled themselves very diligently to
filling the boxes which will go with
DR.. Quain's unit from Bismarck. Be-
fore Saturday, they expected to have
ready and shipped ten boxes, number
one, one box, number two and one box,
number eight, consisting of various
kinds of bandages, etc.
Mrs. John P. Berr1nger, daughter,
Miss Rose, Miss Myra Wiley and
Henry Brown > motored to Bismarck
on Sunday. to see Company K boys
and visit former Dickinson residents,
among whom were the Stewart Cum
mings and Albert Vossbeck families
at Bismarck and also the Conductor
J. K. Porter family at Mandan. Miss
Wiley is taking a ten days vacation
from her work at Knapp's store and
remained to spend some time at Bis
marck, going later to Steele and Man
dan. She is relieved at the store by
Miss Abbie Carlson.
The Roy Butler home was the scene
of a series Of festivities during the
week end for it's Mott guests, Miss
Edith and Grant Helming and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wicken. George Butler and Paul
Erb, who were home on a furlough
were also guests. On Friday evening
about ten guests were entertained at
a house party, and on Sunday the
same number was invited to dinner.
the table being conferred with pink and
white carnations. On Sunday evening
about twenty of the young people en-
joyed a picnic supper in the McGilli-
vray pasture.
Nurse Gertrude Kennedy and Cleve
Kennedy, sister and brother of B. E.
Kennedy of this city, paid their BROTH
err and family a short visit on Wcdnes-
day, being en- route via, auto from