The Dickinson press., 1917-06-30
LOCAL NEWS

VNISs ~ LII SA1lAACy vas
Wednesday from a visit of over two
weeks with the Louis Strang family
in the Iowa settlement.
Mrs. Henry Cutkay, who last week
accompanied her sister-in-law, Mrs
John Schweigert, to Alpha, for a short
visit, returned the first of the week.
Joe Froelich of the Knife river ter
ritory is a guest since the middle OF
the week at the home of his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Froe-
Itch.
S. D. Gregg of north of Gladstone
sold his wool clip in Gladstone the
past week for 48 cents per pound
This is about as high a price as wool
ever sold for in this section of the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wahlberg of Min
newaukan, this state, arrived in the
city on Thursday morning to make
their home here. Mr.. Wahlberg has
accepted a position in the Benzle
drug store.
R. R. Doubleday left via stage on
Thursday for New England and Mott
having a photo studio at the latter
place. He expected to be gone only
a short time and make his return via
Bismarck by rail.
Robert Flynn left on Tuesday via
horseback for the territory, 40 miles
north of Beach, where his brother
James, and sister, Miss Bessie, have
homesteads. He will assist in the
building of homes on both places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hunter enter
tanned at a family 1 o'clock dinner or
Sunday, the occasion being the 76tf
birthday of Mrs. Louise Conger, Mrs
Hunters mother. The table was laie
for fourteen, the A. D. Heaton and W
N. Heaton families and Mrs. Char
lotte Willis and son, l.. j., being
among the guests.
Tomorrow Saturday the Women:
Federated Club will enjoy their mon
thly luncheon at the St. Charles
hotel, beginning at 1 o'clock, witt
Mrs. Frank Reed as hostess. Ladies
planning to attend phone Mrs. Reet
for plate reservation.
Joseph Peleska was in from New
Hradec on Thursday transacting bust:
ness. He states that work on the new
church is being rushed, the founda
ton being already laid. Father Tom
anek has returned to take charge O.
J this congregation.
f Mr.. and Mrs. John Enger ant
family, accompanied by Mrs. Tn. Lar
sen and little daughter, Grace, @:
Taylor autoed to Dickinson OF
Wednesday, Mrs. Larsen remaining
until No. s the following morning
Miss Laura Larsen is a summer schoo
student here.
t Communication from Mrs. J. j
Sweeney, who with her son is visiting
t at Harristown, West Virginia, state
4 that she is about ready to leave TO
Wisconsin, en- route home. A sister
= in-law will accompany Mrs. Sweene'
back.
Announcement reached friends i
the city the past week of the marrl
age of Jacob Nelson Lacher to MIS-
e Mira Zebley on Wednesday, June 27tf
t at Brockway, Mont. The youn'
o couple formerly resided in Richardter
, but for the past several years hav
been homesteading near Brockway.
A special picture, illustrative Of
s Civil war story, will be put on a
the opera house on Monday evening
t July End. Mr.. FURY generously dc
. mates a percentage of receipts to tn
4th Of July dinner fund, for our boy
at Fl. Lincoln. The price will be z
I cents. Boost for the boys and thu
r show that they are not forgotten.
Mrs. Arthur Rasmussen, who wa
; out north visiting her parents. MI
and Mrs. w. H. Parmeter, was in tn
city on Wednesday to take No. z TO
her home in Wisconsin. She was &C
: companied as far as St. Paul by Mis-
Bernice Ehly of Manning, who was O
:. her way to Dell Rapids, Mimi, for
, vacation visit.
$ Edward Gunwall and sister, Mis-
q Clara, autoed in from their HON
north of Taylor on Thursday morning
i the latter taking belated No. a TO
| Valley City to take up summer schoc
t work. Mr.. Gunwall was accompanle
back by his aunt, Miss Carrie Cur
wall, son Harold, and Louise Will
= iamson, who expected to visit on
there for several days.
Mrs. O. Thompson and children
who for about six weeks were guest
of Mrs. Thompson's mother at Bel
mont, a., returned the latter part
last week, accompanied by Miss Mar
Thompson and Mrs. C. F. Greenfield
sisters of Mr.. Thompson. The visitor
left from here on Wednesday TO
Wibaux to visit a sister, but will re
turn for a further visit in Dlcklnso
before going east. ,
A. E. Lawhead, a big rancher an
farmer near Grassy Butte, came t
Dickinson the middle of the week, &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Wn
Jefferies. Mrs. Jefferies remained TO
a stay of several weeks with her hus
bands mother, Mrs. A. N. Jefferiet
Mr.. Lawhead states that the mort
country has not quite as much raj
as this territory but that crop pros
poets are looking quite good.
J, P. Tingle returned on Thursda
from a two weeks vacation jaunt t
eastern points. His first destinatio:
was Chicago, where he was in at
tendance at the meet of the Nationa
Clerks Association Of Modern Wood
men of America. Later he went t
Cambridge, Ohio, his old home town
and also to GAINESVILLE, Ohio, an
Princeton, Ind, where he has brother
residing. Robert Tingle, who accom-
! panied him, remained in Ohio wit
his grandparents.