The Dickinson press., 1917-06-23
Harold Parker had his tonsils re-
moved on Thursday morning.

moved on thursday morning.
J. F. Brodie made a business trip to
Bismarck the middle of the week.
Miss Dorothy Grimm of Sentinel
Butte was in the city the first of the
week to undergo a minor operation.
Miss Ada Rink of Garrett, Ind, ar
rived the latter. part of last week to
spend some time with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lish.
MI. and Mrs. l.. W. Richter and
baby autoed down from Belfeld On
Wednesday evening for a short visit
at the H. J.. Blanchard home.
Miss Alice Leary, who the past
winter has been making her home
with the H. C. Berry family, departed
on Thursday for her home at Superior,
Wis.
Private W. E. Littlehales came
home from Fort Lincoln on Wednes-
day evening on a several days. fur
Tough. He is due to report for duty
on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Eden and
family expected to leave the latter
part of the week for a visit of a
Fortnight at Mrs. Eiden's old home at
Frazee, MINI. They will also stop
off at Fargo, St. Paul and Detroit,
MINI.
Miss Mabel Marsh and May Gran
dali went to the John Hornstra farm
south of Gladstone the latter part of
last week, Miss Marsh returning on
Sunday and May remaining for a
longer visit.
F. M. Daniels of St. Paul left for
journ in the city as the guest of
Mayor ALT. White. Mr.. Daniels was
here to look over the stock situation
in this part of the state.
Florence Dingman was hostess to
|20 little girls at her home on First
Avenue West, on Thursday afternoon,
the occasion being her fifth birthday.
The little guests had a most delight
full time, the hours from 3 to 5 speed
ing fast with games.
w. l.. Farrand of near Fryburg
came to Dickinson via horseback on
Wednesday. He stated that every
thing is looking fine out his way. His
ranch is n Of the most scenic spots
in this section Of the state. The Far
rand family formerly resided here.
Ed. Engebritson of north of Taylor
made a trip of over sixty miles with:
his team on Thursday, coming to
Dickinson from Manning, and plann-
ing on returning home the following
day. He stated that out his way
the frost was quite severe on Wednes-
day night, water outdoors being coat
ed with ice in the morning.
After an absence of about three
years from the city, Mrs.. Margaret
rn in their heh car mr on on Sunday from
Long Beach, Cal, the journey having
taken about a months time, as many
places were visited en- route. The
Freeman's will spend the summer
here, visiting %andslooking after their
property interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Hebron and
family are planning on leaving Sat
urday for their farm ear Oakland,
Ore, about 1872 miles south Of Port
land. The tract includes $50 acres of
fine farm land, and vas purchased by
Mr.. HeffApn early this spring. His.
son, Lee, is already at the place. Mr..
Hefron will return.to Dickinson about
July first but plans on spending the
greater part Of the summer at his
new home.
Attorney and Mrs. w. F. Burnett
entertained as their guests for afeW
days the past week, Mr.. and MRS..
"A. Ives, who were en- route to their
home in Seattle, Wash, from a busi-
ness trip to New York City. Ehey
continued their journey today (Fsri-
day.. Mrs. Ives is better known here
as Fife Current. She is theadaugh-
ter of Ed. Current, Of the pion-
GERS Of this territory. She is a gradu-
ate of the Dickinson high school and
left the city abouti IL years ago.