The Dickinson press., 1917-04-28

oNyueI are LlOSIeSStS CElS " Tludy)
afternoon at the home of the former
to Miss Rapp's division of the Con-
Gregational Ladies Aid Society.
Mrs. Oliver Oleson, after a visit of
several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c.. L. Hager, returned the
latter part of last week to Wibaux,
Mont, where her husband has a po-
sition as plumber.
Miss Vera Johnson of Taylor visit
ed over the week end with her sister,
Mrs. Christian Thomson, and her
mother, Mrs. Aug. Johnson, who with
her baby daughter, is a guest at the
Thomson home.
v. A. Baker, who spends most of
the time out at Emerson, looking after
his interests, spent Saturday and Sum
day with his family in this city. His
brother, Louis, went out the first of
the week and expected to return by
the end of the week.
Miss Ruth Hogue, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Hogue of this city, re-
Gently left Edmunds, this state, where
she has been teaching, having accept
ed a five months school term at
Anders, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Helgerson took
their guests, Mrs. Ed. Helgerson and
baby of Taylor, home on Sunday,
making the trip via auto and spend
ing the day there. The Helgersons of
Taylor formerly resided here, Mr..
Helgerson now being interested in a
meat market in his home town.
Mrs. Roy Shaul, who for the past
month was a guest of her brother,
Joe Pavel, and family, left last Thurs
day to join her husband, who went to
Mandan a week previously, to accent
a position in a barber shop. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaul were formerly from
Spencer, Iowa.
Cashier Nick A. Lefor, of the Lefor
State Bank, drove to Dickinson last
Friday in his new car, paying his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Lefor
Of this city, a short visit and also at
tending to business matters. He re-
ported the roads in fairly good con-
dition.
D. W. Friesen, salesman for the
J. 1. Case Co. of this city, reports a
good business in his line, having sold
engines to Carl Rieman, Dickinson;
George M2gelky, Werner; E. D. Peck.
Fryburg; w. G.. Smith, Sentinel
Butte, and an automobile to Matt
Crowley of Hebron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey Hazen of Den
mark, a., are the parents of a little
. daughter, who arrived on Sunday,
April 22nd. Mrs. Hazen has a wide
acquaintance in Dickinson. being bet
ter known here as Miss Ethel Beebe,
instructor in English in the Dickinson
high school for several years, leaving
about two years ago.
Leonard Marklund, in the real es-
tate business at Scranton and well
known in Dickinson in early days, is
farming eleven quarters of land this
season. He never loses an opportun-
ity to inquire about S. M. Ferris. and
w. A. Mcclure, former register and
receiver of the Dickinson U. S. land
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hall and chill
dren of Halliday accompanied MI. and
Mrs. D. O'Niel to Dickinson on Sun
day, the trip being made via auto.
Mr.. Hall returned with the O'Niels
on Monday, his wife and children,
Robert and James, remaining for a
two weeks visit with Mrs. Halls
aunt, Mrs. o: B. Frankenberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Broker of Man.
dan arrived here on Sunday from Bill
ings, Mont, where they spent a week
visiting Mrs. Brokers sisters, Mrs.
J.. E. Armstrong and Miss Marion
Freed. They expected to remain in
this city until the latter part of the
week az guests of Mrs. Brokers
mother, Mrs. J. Freed, and sister, Mrs
P. B. Corbett.
Lydia Rabe, Doris Moe, Iha Tennis
and Dorothy Boehlke gave a farewell
party to Olga Brose at the Rabe
home last Friday evening. The guests
were the members of the class which
was recently confirmed in the Luth-
eran church. A pink and white
color scheme was carried out. Mrs
Fred decker and Miss Agnes Moe as.
sisted in serving the fine luncheon
Olga was presented with a beautiful!
silver spoon as a remembrance from
the class. Miss .Brose left the past
week to join her folks, who moved tt
Montana about a year ago.
Edwin Johnson, a prominent sheer
rancher, northwe It of Midway, was II
the city on Monday en- route home
from West Berkshire, VT, where HI
and his wife have been spending thu
winter with the latter's relatives
Mrs. johnson and little SON, who j!
now about a month old, will return
about the middle Of the summer. MI
Johnson is an old time resident o.
this part Of the state. He came on
here about 80 years ago, first residing
south Of Rhame and since 1910 being
located at his present place. He nov
owns about 1000 head Of sheep, which
he states, wintered a good deal bette:
this year than last. A new sheep shet
is among the improvements at hi
ranch home. During his absence tn!