The Dickinson press., 1917-09-08
LOCAL NEWS

Clever and dainty hand paintet
dinner favors-just the thing t
break the ice and start the party
ask to see them at Greene's. SIT
MI. and Mrs. w. J. Zimmerman en-
joyed a weeks visit from theil
nephew, Grant Heisler, who departed
on Sunday for Detroit, Mich, to takt
up a six months automobile course
Mr.. Heisler has been engaged as (
machinist at Cathmere, this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schultz of Elgir
spent several days with Mrs. Jennie
Ware the latter part of last week
continuing from here in their car fo1
Glendive, Mont, on Sunday. They
expected to be gone for 10 days, stop
ping off here for a day on their way
back.
Miss Jean Black, who resided with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w
B. Dickson, While attending school las
year, returned last Friday after
spending the vacation months with
her people at Whonnock, B. C. Mis-,
Black begins her high school career
this year.
Your business men appreciate hav:
ing competent bookkeepers and stem
ographers. The Mankato Commercial
College can always recommend vel
trained young people. When you neet
office help write us. Address Man
kato Commercial College, -Mankato
MINI. 9-1-5t
Mr.. and. Mrs. A. H. Deiters enter.
tanned as their guests from last Fri
day until Tuesday morning.. Mrs
Thos Grimes and daughter, Duella
who were en- route from Spokane
Wash, where they were called due tx
the death of the formers father
about three weeks ago, to their home
at Virginia, MINI.
Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Prior, thei1
daughter, Miss Hazel Rumble, ane
Misses Agnes Dickson and Hazel Dull
ing of this city, who were thei1
guests, came up from New England
last Friday, Rev. and Mrs. Prior re
turning the next day. Miss Haze
Rumble remained to enter school her.
and is staying with Mrs. Florence
Grantier.
E. A. Lillibridge came in the frs
Of the week from his Grassy Butte
ranch, bringing with him his sons
Gordon and Richard, to be on hant
for the opening of school. From her.
Mr.. Lillibridge left for Regent tx
look after threshing operations on hi!
land interests in that vicinity. Mrs
Lillibridge will not be in from Grass!
Butte for about a month.
The O. G. Belsheim family movet
the latter part of last week int
their handsome new bungalow, JUS
south Of the Waddell house, in which
they have been residing. Mr.. anc
Mrs. w. H. Burnett, who have beer
living with Mrs. Viola Homer, are
now comfortably settled in the Wad.
dell house, having moved in as soor
as the residence was vacated.
N. G. Jensen, manager of the Dick.
inson Creamery, his son, Darrell, Elk
press Agent B. H. Asher and the
latter's brother, VIM. Asher, of Mon.
tana, who visited here for a few
days, left in the Jensen car on Mon
day for Culbertson, Mont, on a bust
ness trip. The party expected to re-
turn today (Friday), bringing VIM
Asher back as far as Glendive.
Adam Reid, who for the past three
months was the guest of his daughter.
Mrs. w. B. Dickson, and family de-
parted on Monday for his home at
Chatham, Ontario, Can. He is former
deputy auditor of Cavalier county, this
state. He was accompanied as far as
Bismarck by his grandson, R. NJ.
Dickson of Company K, who
came home on a furlough for over
Sunday.
Tom Dinius, who is running the
Mcbride farm about IL miles north
Of the city, has only about 80 acres
of rye to thresh, hail having COM
pletely destroyed the rest of his crop.
He states that the neighbors in his
community have just as complete a
loss, many not having carried insur-
ance, as the crops were poor anyway.
Mr.. Dinius has about 100 acres al
ready plowed.
Tom lessen of New England autoed
in on Tuesday to meet his daughter
who has been spending the summer
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Valdemar lessen at Columbus, Mont.
lessen was also accompanied out
by his wife's sister, Miss Ellen Olson,
of Chandler, Okla, who also has been
a guest at Columbus, and will now
spend about three or four weeks at
New England with her sister. j..
D. D. Mars and two sons, ROLAND
and Wesley, returned or Sunday from
a visit of a month with the formers
mother and two brothers residing in
and in the vicinity of La Crosse, Wis.
Mrs. Mars was the victim of a sud
den appendicitis attack and under
went an operation at st. Francis hos
pital last Thursday. They left her
well along the road to recovery. AS
soon as she is able to leave the hos
pital she will recuperate at the home
Of her relatives and is expected to ar
rive here in about three weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. George A.. Clarke and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Lee
and sons, Otis and Ronald, returned
last Friday from a two weeks trip
through the Yellowstone Park, travel
ing from Gardner to Cody. The trip
was made in their cars and they state
that they had good roads and fine
luck. En- route west the party
stopped for several days at Billings,
Mont, where MI. Lee attended a
laundrymen's convention, and they
also returned via Billings, The trip,
which included camping and fishing,
was most enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Turner and son,
David, and DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Garner
returned early Saturday morning
from a most delightful park tour, go
ing through the Gardner entrance and
continuing through to Cody. In the