The Dickinson press., 1917-09-01
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Ed. Fisher, proprietor of the Cafe
terra Lunch, was a business visitor IN
Bismarck last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. H. L. Childs left on Sunday,
for Boscobel, Wis., where n WILL
visit her parents for a short m
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gardner Of
Daglum motored to Dickinson last
Friday to get binder repairs and DO
some shopping.
Mrs. C. D. Litch returned the latter
part Of last week from a visit OF tour
DAYS with her sister, Mrs. Martln
iPaulson, at Mandan.
! Mrs. M. A. Leffingwell of Fargo ar
rived on No. 1 Wednesday morning
for a visit at the home Of her parents,
Dr.. and Mrs. H. A. Davis on First
Avenue East.
Mrs. N. F. Auner, who for SIX
weeks was entertained as a guest by
her son, M. l.. Auner, and family on
Third Avenue East, left on Saturday
for Chicago, where she will visit with
a daughter.
John Runner, who with his family
has resided at GAINESVILLE. MIMI,
since last fall, was in the city the
first Of the week en- route to his farm
near Snow, where they will again take
up their residence. His wife will ar
rive within three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bake, sons
Jack and Marcus, and Mrs. Bakke's
sister. Miss Susie Springer, autoed
out to the H.. Wulsburg farm, nv
miles west of Fayette, last Sunday TO
get Solveig Bake, who visited with
/ her cousins, the Wulsburg children
for about five weeks.
John Young Of Chicago, after
spending four months at the rancn
Of his brother, Henry Young, north 81
Gorham, was a guest at the >: "a.
Belden home in this city last Friday
and left the following day Q the
Yellowstone National Park, which ne
will tour before going east to MIS-
home.
Amos Crowl, son of C. T. Crowl OF
Scranton, writes an interesting letter
to the Scranton Register about U: ;.
naval camp work on Goat Island, Gal.
Amos was a former Dickinson boy, re-
siding with his parents on Fourtn
Avenue West in the house now owned
by John w. Harnden.
Misses Fadora Drury and Catherine
Mckinley, in company with the form
er's parents, Engineer and Mrs. Mike
Drury, expected to leave today (Frl-
day) for Minneapolis, where the
Young ladies will enter the Mlnneapo-
lis Business college for the ensuing
year.
Miss Neva Duling, who left TOR
Iowa points about a month ago with
friends who were travelling homeward
from a tour of the west, returned on
Thursday. Miss Duling spent the
greater part of her visit at Garden
Grove, where she resided for tive
wears prior to moving to Dickinson.
Postmaster and Mrs. J. j. Barley,
daughter and son were down from
Beach again on Sunday in their
seven passenger Buick. Miss Eliza
beth, who had been at the Dickinson
hospital for examination, had gone on
to South Heart to visit relatives n
was to join her parents on thelr re-
turn to Beach.
Mrs. Pat Needham and daughter,
Miss Kathleen Haggarty, left the
middle of the week for Fargo, where
Miss Haggarty will attend school the
coming year, enrolling in Sacred
Heart academy, specializing especially
in music and languages preparatory 10
leaving for Europe next year. MRS.
Needham expected to be gone about
two weeks.
Miss Helen Jefferies was hostess
last Saturday evening at a very
pleasant 7 o'clock dinner party, given
for Miss Anna Mary Colby OF Boston,
Mass, who was a guest OF MISS
Maysie Dinsdale. Covers were laid
for ten and the table was very pref
tily conferred with flowers and ferns
Miss Jefferies was assisted in enter
tanning by her sister, Miss Florence
Mrs. J. M. Cooper, mother Of
Agent F. D. Cooper, returned last
Friday from a very pleasant tour OF
two months through Oregon and Cali
fornfa. Mrs. F. D. Cooper and sons
were expected to arrive the last OF
the week from. Nashville, ILL.,, where
for nearly two months they rel
guests Of the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Scarborough Of
Written, Ia, passed through Dickln-
son on Wednesday in their Ford a
on their way home from a tour
through the Yellowstone National
Park. From Belield they took a
jaunt northward for a visit Of a
week at the Art Wettergren and
Chas. Geesaman ranches, and expected
also to visit at several Minnesota
points.
Miss Anna Swanson and her guest,
Miss Alice Alexander, arrived from
St. Paul on Tuesday morning, Miss
Swanson to again fill a position as
trimmer at the Bowen millinery.
Since leaving the early part of the
summer Miss Swanson spent consider
able time at the lakes near Mankato,
MINI. Miss Alexander enjoyed a ten
days vacation from her duties as
sales lady in the Roquette ready-to-
wear department.
Editor and Mrs. James Cramer and
son, Mercade, and Mrs. J.. w. Umstat,
a friend of the Cramer family, autoed
up from Marmarth last Saturday to
strike the Red Trail for Bismarck,
where they were to enjoy a small
family reunion. Mrs. Cassie Cramer,
mother of Editor Cramer, and also
his sister, Mrs. Mildred Gordon, both
reside at Bismarck and it is at the
home of the latter that the gather