The Dickinson press., 1917-07-28

last Friday to visit for about three
weeks with the Robinson family.
Mrs. w. J.. Motley of south of Dick
inson, spent several days the past
week with her daughter. Mrs. J.. w.
Snyder.
Money to Loan-I have large sums
of money to loan on farm lands at a
low rate of interest. Max Hendrick,
Dickinson, N. ID. 7-28-tf
F. L. Roquette expected to leave to-
day friday on his fall buying trip
to the Cities, Chicago and New York,
to be gone about three weeks. He will
make the journey as far as Mime
apolis in his new Buick roadster.
Chris Fuchs, residing ten miles
north of Taylor, was in the city this
(Friday) morning and states that the
crops out his way are standing the
heat remarkably well.
A. L. Esse Of Taylor, machine ex-
pert, has been working in the vicinity
of Grand Forks the past few weeks.
He does not expect to get home until
some time in September.
A special business meeting of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
at the home Of Mrs. c. L. Dalton on
Monday evening, July 3Oth. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
George, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Jauss, received On Monday a box Of
fine large cherries from Mrs. Anna
Lenneville, who is at present with a
son at Forest Grove, Ore.
DR.. H. Anderson was called to the
John Houck farm, 16 miles north of
Richardton on Wednesday to attend
to several horses sick with laryngitis,
one horse having already died with
the disease.
While out watering the lawn last
Saturday, Mrs. j. F. Brodie accident
ally tripped and fell heavily on her
right arm, causing a very painful
break at the wrist. She will be
obliged to wear a cast for several
weeks.
E. R. Orchard, battalion adjutant of
the second regiment, came up from
Bismarck on Thursday, looking after
matters in connection with his office
and also to visit with his father, John
Orchard, and brother, Lieutenant W.
]. Orchard.
Rev. Father Dignam entertained as
a guest the middle of the week Father
Van der Hullst, a oHlland priest of
Onamia, Mimi, who came out here to
look after the Holland people around
South Heart. He held services at
South Heart on Wednesday.
The w. L. Richards family wa
most pleasantly surprised on Tuesday
by the unexpected arrival of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Wicklund and son, Rich
and lilies, of Mineral Wells, Texas,
!: Mrs. Wicklund is Mr.. Richards sister,
The guests will be here for about a
month.
Frank Clark, Louie Kostelecky and
George Nolan left in the Kostelecky
lear last Thursday on an extended
pleasure trip through the park. Cash
Ter Anthony Kostelecky left the fol
lowing day via rail and joined the
, party at Billings, Mont. They expect
ed to be gone about three weeks.
:. Miss Catherine Coleman, stenogra.
pher in the law office of l.. A. Simp.
,, son, expects to leave the coming week
for Mandan to join her sister, Mrs
R. J. Beckley, and son, Robert, Jr.
who are guests Of the formers sister
and family, RS. J. K. Porter, at Man
and family, Mrs. J. K. Porter, at an.
5 to Lake Minnetonka to be gone until
September.
Mrs. J. R. Steward left on Thurs
day morning for Bismarck to speno
. a short time with her son, Clyde, who
: is attending the Dakota Business
college at that point and expects tc
5 finish his course in September. Err
route home Mrs. Stewart will stop of
} at Bismarck to see her daughter, Mrs
2 A. J. V~ossbectk, and will return or
Sunday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Blackburn anc
son, Hubert, and RS. Joe Murphy
5 autoed in from west of Oakdale on
Wednesday, Mrs. Murphy coming in
to get her residence repaired anG
! ready for their moving back to the
city at the opening of school. The
Blackburns are farming three quart
ers of land in Dunn county. Their flax
Especially, is looking fine. 4
Hospital Notes: For treatment
James Kanaan, Fryburg; Miss Ruth
Steen, New England; Wenzel Zim-
brick, New Hradec; Mrs. John Craw-
ford, Courtney, N. D.; Mrs. J. A
Jacobs, Hebron. For operations
: Mrs. A. J. Osborn, city; Wilbur An
near, Gorham; B. Shelp, Lambert
Mont; Misses Selma and Sarah
5 Ericsson, Gaylord.
| James C. GARRISON, general secre-
tary of the state Sunday school asso-
, citation, was in the city on Wednesday
, and Thursday, comforting with officers
of the Stark County association with
reference to the annual convention
(which is to be held at Taylor in No
. vember. Mr.. aGrrison came to Dick
inson from Killdeer and left for Beach
to be in attendance at the Golden
! ! Valley County Sunday school conven-
! ltion. ..
J. V. and E. lessen were hosts on
Thursday evening at the j. V. lessen
: home on Sixth Street West, at a "stag
party" rendered the officers of Dick
I%inson's Smashing Second" Gun com
pany, and Major A. j. Osborn and
l Battalion Adjt. E. R. Orchard. As Mrs
lessen is away on a vacation trip, the
six-course luncheon was served strict
ly "bachelor STYLE" Several musical
. selections and impromptu stories ad,
= ded to the enjoyment of the evening
! Word comes of the marriage or
t July 18th at Grand Rapids, Mich, OF