The Dickinson press., 1917-06-23

Mrs. Henry Cooke, who resides
south of town, and sister-in-law, Mrs.
Mary s. Candee, of Gladstone, and
Miss Laura jacobson, who stays at
the A. w. Mason home, left this (Fri-
day. morning for Jamestown to attend
the camp meeting, which is now in
session.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kruger left
in their car for Montana, the past
week, to visit the latter's mother.
They were accompanied by the Misses
Agnes and Margaret Sherlock and
their brother, John. En- route they
visited at the Henry Sunder home at
Beach.
The w. F. Burnett and Maxwell
Burnett families left in two cars on
Saturday for the country south of
Mott to visit Mrs. w. F.'s father, G.
H. Merry, and sister, Mrs. E. Becker,
stopped off at the Caldwell farm near
Taylor to visit Charles and Edward
Merry.
Mrs. H. C. Berry and son, Robert,
returned on Tuesday after an absence
OF three weeks from the city. They
visited for a time in the Twin Cities
and at Rochester, MIMI, where Miss
Margaret Berry was engaged in
teaching the past year. Bird Island,
Mimi, was also among their stopping
off places.
Miss Frances Nolan, who for the
past four months was the guest of
her sisters, Mesdames J. NJ. Grady
and T. J. Kelliher in St. Paul, re-
turned on Monday, accompanied by
her sisters, who will be guests at the
parental home here for about a
month. While away Miss Nolan I'M
derwent a successful goitre operation
and is now almost fully recovered.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Moldenhauer and
baby of II miles southeast of Dickin-
SON., autoed in in their Buick car
to Dickinson in Thursday on insurance
matters. Mr.. Moldenhauer has resid-
ed in that community since 1907. He
is farming 200 acres, and also ranches
on a small scale, running about 80
head of cattle. Cream from his nine
mich cows is brought to the Dickin-
son creamery every week.
Mrs. H. H. Myran and son, Lars,
accompanied by Miss Esther Ander-
son and her brother, motored to Dick
inson from their homes north of Tay-
lor the middle Of the week to do some
shopping. Invitations are already out
for a big wedding reception at the
Mrs. H. H. Myran home on Thurs
day, June 2S, when Miss Anderson
will become the bride of Lars Myran.
Miss Elsie Cummings, who the past
year has been teaching at Bridger,
Mont, passed through Dickinson on
No. 2 on Tuesday, en- route to Bis
marck to spend the summer with her
brothers, Stewart and Earl. Her
sister, Miss Ethel, who has been TAX
ing up a domestic science course at
the Valley City normal, will also
spend her vacation in Bismarck. Miss
Elsie Cummings goes back to Bridger,
where her sister, Mrs. George Brandt,
resides, to teach again the coming
term. The Cummings family form
erly resided in Dickinson, the girls ali
being graduates of our high school.
A. H. Axtell passed through Dick
inson on No. a Monday, accompanying
the remains of his deceased wife back
to their home at Valley City, where
interment was made. MI. and Mrs.
Axtell formerly resided here, Mr..
Axtell holding a position in the Crowl
store. They moved to Valley City
about six years ago. Mrs. Axtell was
an invalid for a number of years,
and while taking treatments at some
Montana springs, she suffered an ap-
pendicitis attack and passed away 80
hours later. Mr.. Axtell is. now en-
gagged as a travelling salesman for
the John V. Farrell Company, a dry
goods concern.
E. C. Harvey of Wing, N. D., ar
rived here on Tuesday to spend a few
days as the guest Of his daughter,
Mrs. Ross Delaney, and family, of
four miles west Of Dickinson. Today
(Friday) Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney ex-
Ipected to leave with Mr.. Harvey via
until after the Fourth. Mr.. Harvey
his relatives. He has been in the
state since 1881, and now is making
plans to purchase ranching land in
Montana. He is very much impressed
with the change in Dickinson, from
the frontier town that it was when ne
first saw it, IL years ago.
On Tuesday at Glendive, occurred
the double wedding of Misses Clara
and Selma Lahren to Helger Larson
and Almon Vredenburg, both couples
halling from this city. They returned
on No. 4 Wednesday and are visiting
at the Louis Lahren home, Mr.. Lahren
being a brother of the young brides.
The first of the coming week they
will leave for Saskatchewan, Canada,
to visit for some time at the brides
parental home, and will later return
to Dickinson to make their home.
Messrs. Larson and V~redenburg are
both in the service of the N. P. as
fireman and brakeman respectively,
having runs from here to Glendive.
The Lahren sisters have been here
since early last fall, coming here