The Dickinson press., 1917-06-02
LOCAL NEWS

l.OCAL NEWS
Mrs. C. L. Tillquist entertained Mrs.
Dickinspn's band of the Congregation
al Ladies Aid society on Thursday.
The w. C. T. U. will have a flower
mission meeting at the Congregation
al church parlor, the afternoon Of
Friday, June 18th.
L. J.. Sewell, a brakeman on this
! division, was married here recently to
Miss Hazel Tosland. Particulars are
lacking but it is understood that they
are to make their home here.
This (Friday) morning The Stand
ard Bearer glrls and a number of boys
went out to Rocky Butte for a 6
o'clock picnic breakfast. Coffee was
cooked out there and they enjoyed
their meal most heartily.
Mrs. Wenzel Semerod was most
a~greeably surprised on Saturday even
ing by a handkerchief shower, given
her by about II. ladies, the occasion
being her birthday. A beautiful bou-
quet of carnations was also presented
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Goodall, with
'. Misses Edna Harris, Elizabeth Brad
ford and Esther Ayers as guests,
made an auto junket to Killdeer on
Sunday, taking a picnic lunch with
them, which they enjoyed at the beau
tiful M. S. Cuskelly place. They
climbed Killdeer mountain and had a
most delightful trip.
| The young ladies that board at Mrs
j. A.. Belden's had a surprise in store
for one of their number, Miss Jo-
hanna Freihammer, at the supper
table on Thursday evening, when she
was showered with a remembrance
and a recipe from each Of the girls
and also with a gift of cut glass, for
which they all dubbed together.
Miss Margaret Mckinley is expected
home today (Friday) from Sentinel
Butte, where she has been teaching.
She was to be accompanied by Miss
Mary Eva Shay, also a teacher at
that point, the latter expecting to visit
here for several days before continu-
ing her way to her home in the
eastern part of the state.
Gov. Lynn ]. Frazier was a visitor
in the city the middle of the week,
being en- route to Dunn Center, for
the dedication of the new school
house, being one Of the principal
speakers at the event. He was taken
out by L. A. Simpson. Mr.. Simpson
stated that the snow and rain that
we had here on Tuesday did not ex-
tend very far north Of Manning.
H. F. Dundas passed through Dick
inson on Saturday, being en- route in
his new Buick car from Minneapolis
back to his home at Fairview, Mont.
His car was one of three bound for
the same destination. Since leaving
Dickinson three years ago, Mr.. Dun
das has made great progress. He is
now cashier of the Security State
Bank at that point, and is homestead
ing on an 80 acre tract, that just
borders the town.
Mrs. Catherine Ray, after an abb
points, being mostly at San Diego, re-
turned on Wednesday. She and Mrs:
Theckla Berry spent a most pleasant
winter and are enjoying the best Of
health. The latter came with Mrs.
Ray as far as Valley City, going on
from there to Minneapolis, where she
will spend a month, before coming
here, en- route to her home at Glen
dive. Mrs. Berry will build a new
nome this summer
Mrs. Viola Homer expects to leave
tomorrow Saturday for a visit until
about the middle of July with her
daughter, Mrs. Miles Bartle, who re-
! sides on a ranch about rs miles north
of Sentinel Butte. Mrs. Homer was
to be met at Sentinel Butte, by Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Carlson and continue
ner journey to the Bartle home On
Sunday in company with the Carlosn
family. During Mrs. Homer's absence
her house will be in the care Of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. H. Burnett.