The Dickinson press., 1917-07-14

John Tyler, colored, VINO is an old
time rancher near Ranger, is recuper.
ating at the local hospital from in
juries received the latter part of last
week, when rounding up cattle. A
yearling ran into his horse, causing
him to lurch forward in the saddle.
He is improving rapidly.
Auditor and Mrs. Lee Nichols, &C
companied by Miss Nellie Dooley Of
Mandan motored to Dickinson last
Saturday for a week end visit. Mr..
and Mrs. Nichols were guests Of the
~latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Mckinley, and Miss. Dooley visited
with Mrs. J. Leonberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Garw1ck and
daughter, Miss Melba, accompanied by
their guest, Mr.. Garwick's brother,
Joseph, Of Des Moines, Ia, were in
Dickinson on Monday in their car, en-
route to Bismarck for a short visit
with Kenneth Garwick of Company K.
They returned the following day, and
Joseph Garwick continued his way to
Terry, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Belden and their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Waller
and Mrs. AL. Lynch, returned from a
several days. visit to the Belden ranch
in the Bad Lands, north of Gorham.
This was the first trip that the visi-
tors made to the ranch and they en-
joyed the outing immensely. Mr..
Belden expected to return the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. Mary Walton and son, William,
were expected back the latter part of
the week from Mandan, where, since
before the Fourth, they we're guests
of Mrs. Walton's daughter, Mrs. H, s.
Russell and family. Mrs. Russell and
children were expected to accompany
them back for a weeks visit. Since
her recent operation Mrs. Russell has
been rapidly regaining good health.
o. A. Brown, Fem Pelton and Fred
Denham were appointed a committee
from the Tri-C County organization Of
the Farmers Educational and Co.
operative Union Of America to audit
the books of the organization. The
work was done at the Denham home
near Belfield and the books found to
be in excellent shape. They enjoyed a
very substantial dinner at the Dem
ham home. ,.... ...- '.<
The Rapp family are now located in
their new home, having moved in the
first of the week. Their former place
of residence is rented to the Bachelor
club and the boys were busy the past
week, getting things in readiness to
move into their new abode. They ex-
pected to be fully settled by the end
of the week. There are now sixteen
members in the club and several new
applications are under consideration.
Hospital Notes: For treatment
Mrs. L. J. Van Leeuwen, Zenith; Mrs.
IIhos. Haggarty, Amidon; Winona
Haggarty, Amidon; J. W. Tyler,
Ranger; Fred Sullivan, city; Christ
Lauser, Oakdale; Mrs. Robert Hunke,
Richardton. For operations-Mrs.
George Schneider, city; W. 3. Pelis-
sier, Sheridan, Wyo;. Lawrence
Schultz, Golva; E. A. Brown, Beach;
Mrs. Robert Monroe, Oakdale, Mrs.
IDelbert Hughes, Belfield. 4
Mrs. Mary L. Hanly of Memphis,
Mo-, who since April has been visit
ing her daughters, Mesdames n. q.
Holdreh, ]. O. German and A. H.
Walters of Hanly, is a patient in st.
|Joseph's hospital, suffering with stom-
ach trouble. Mesdames Holdren and
German accompanied their mother to
Dickinson andxexpected to return the
latter part of the week, leaving her
under the care of Nurse Myrtle
Reimert. Mrs. Walters expected to be
down in the near future.
"A party Of eight, including Mr.. and