The Dickinson press., 1917-08-04

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Mrs. Mike Drury went to Bismarck
on No. 4 Thursday to visit until the
following day with her son Cyril of
Company K.
Money to Loan-I have large sums
of mono to loan on farm lands at a
low rate of interest. Max Hendrick,
Dickinson, N. D. 7-28-tf
Clever and dainty hand painted
dinner favors-just the thing to
break the ice and start the party
ask to see them at Greene's. 8-4-tf
Mrs. Frank Eyer of Glendive, Mon,
lis expected down on Saturday for a
several days visit with the R. w. and
Wilson Eyer families.
Beautiful sentiments from poems
of James w. Foley artistically framed
and boxed ready for mailing, soc, at
Greene's. S-4-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Service leave
this (Friday) afternoon. on a two
weeks camping and fishing trip at
some springs close to Missoula, Mont.
Ray Graf, who a week ago Mon
day left on his motorcycle for Wis
consin points, writes that last Satur-
day he had reached Milwaukee. His
destination is Menominee Falls.
The Red Cross Auxiliary of young
ladies will give a benefit dance for
the Machine Gun company on We'd
armory. Tickets so cents.
Mrs. J.. M. Niles and daughter,
Hazel, of Savage, Mont, are guests
at the Vernon Greene home. Mrs.
Greene being a daughter of Mrs.
Niles. The visitors plan on returning
the first of next week.
Hartwell and Ward johnson expect
to leave this coming Sunday for a
months trip to westward points, and
returning will visit with their brother,
Watt, who is a mining engineer near
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Miss Goldie Homer, intertype oper-
ator at the Press office, took a vaca-
ton the past week, and accompanied
the latter's ranch home at Hanley,
last Friday to visit until the end of
this week.
Friends in the city received word
from Miss Stella Van Dyke, n OF
our last years high school teachers,
to the effect that, the coming year h
will teach in the high school Of her
home city, Athens, Ohio.
Miss Alpha, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Baker Of Glendive, Mont,
returned to her home on Sunday fol-
lowing a several days visit with Miss
Lucille Clark. The Baker family
moved to Glendive from Dickinson
about a year ago.
C. H. Starke on Saturday evening,
Aug. 4th, at the home Of Mrs. Poland.
This band is now offering for sale the
Dunlap Silver-Blade cream whips,
which are unequaled for usefulness
and durability. Those wishing to Or
der please consult Mrs. E.. P. Lee,
phone No. 26OL.
Mrs. R. H. Craig was expected
home the last of the week from her
visit Of over four months with rela-
tives and friends at San Francisco,
Ontario and Santa Cruz, Cal. Her
ewes, which troubled her considerably
when she left, have under the care of
a specialist, recovered quite rapidly.
Miss Helen Cuskelly, who spent
two weeks out at her fathers ranch
neal Oakdale, returned on Monday.
Her sister, Miss Marjorie, expects to
go out the last Of the month. Ray
mond Cuskelly, their brother, came in
last Thursday and left from here for
the sanitarium at Dunseith, N. D., for
ments.
Harry Annear same in from the
Gorham country last Friday to see his
wife and son, Wilbur, the latter hav-
ing undergone an operation at the
St. Joseph's hospital. The patient
was able to leave the hospital for the
J.. G.. F. Parker home on Thursday,
and Mr.. Annear will be in again on
Thursday to get his wife and son.
j. W. Littlehales, James Soules and
John Croteau left recently in the Lit
tlehales car for Clayton, Idaho, near
which place their mining intrests are
located. Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Beard,
formerly of this city, have been out
there for several months. Their gold
dredge is ready to set up and mininss
operations will then be in full swing.
John Orchard received on Thursday
a big box of large fine cherries picked
in clusters, with the leaves still cling
ing, sent by his daughter, Mrs. Wei
; ton Mcdonald, who with the family
is visiting at the H. F. Beckett home
at Seattle, Wash. The cherries were
picked off trees growing right by the
door.
Miss Beth Johnson, who for the past
six weeks has been attending sum-
mer school in Grand Forks, expected
to leave after the term closed the end
of this week, for a short visit to Ma
pie Lake, Mimi, and return home the
latter part of next week to remain
until the opening of the state univer-
sity, where she will go for her second
years work. y
Miss Ruth Littlehales, chief operat-
or at the local telephone office, began
a two months vacation on the first of
the month and on Thursday night left
on an extended trip to Billings, Mont,
Salt Lake City, Utah, and Denver and
La Sale, Colo, her grandfather re-
siding at the last named place. Miss
Flo Ottman is substituting for her at
l the telephone office.
:, DR.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Perkins and
, daughter,,M Miss Mildred, are expected
: back this (Friday) afternoon from
+ their two months s%ojourn in the east.
f|Dr. Perkins, while away, took up a
post graduate course in Bosten,,sMass.,
specializing in. children,s diseases.
They also visited with the doctors
people at Red Wing, MIMI, and spent
: some time$in the cities.