The Dickinson press., 1917-06-23

The P. E. O.. society held a social
meeting with Mrs. Alice Poland on
Monday evening. Mrs. Poland gave a
report Of the recent state convention
at Beach at this meeting.
Col. w. M. Holland of Waterloo, a.,
one of the best range horse auction
GERS in the state, will be here to
conduct the big horse sale on the 18th
and 18th of July.
Mrs. M. L. Ayers and daughter,
Miss Esther, accompanied by Misses
Ruth Clark, Mae Grant and Frances
Walsh, made a pleasure sightseeing
trip to Medora on Saturday. The
party enjoyed dinner at South Heart.
w. J. Armstrong, brother of Mrs.
E. H. Knapp, and Ed. Rodage, who
recently came here from Mortified,
Mimi, are engaged as carpenters for
the Walton & Davis Co. Mrs. Arm
strong will join her husband here in
several weeks.
Before returning home the latter,
part of last week, from the university
of Montana, Miss Florence Walton,
with a group of seven other university
girls were entertained for several
days at a house party at the home
Of a friend near Kalispell, Mont.
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MINI. 6-23-2t
E. K. Jenkins autoed out to the
Manning vicinity on Sunday to get
his wife and children, who spent sew
eral days visiting at the home of
Mrs. jenkins parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Wilson. They were accom-
panied in by Miss Lola Wilson, who is
Staying with her sister and attending
summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Hollst, who
since last December have been So
j%ourning at Los Angeles and San
Diego, CAL, are now en- route to
their home at Gladstone, coming over
land in their new sedan "a via
Portland, Ore, and over the Red
Trail. They expect to arrive here
about the first of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schulz and
family, accompanied by David GAIL
off, passed through Dickinson in their
to Valley City and while here, called
Nr-... Do1rb Do1oo, owl Ko+;o
Wvnkoop, sisters of Mr.. Schulz. The
party had been to Pensville, S. D., for
a week.
Mrs. M. A. Scherffius expects to
welcome as her guest this (Friday)
afternoon, Miss Harriet Pennington,
who the past term has been teaching
at Seattle, Wash. Miss Pennington is
we'll remembered here as she was en-
gagged in teaching the grades in
Dickinson schools about five years ago.
She will be here until Sunday and
then go on to her home in Pine City,
MINI.
limerick Martin and his sister, Miss
Helena Schacherer of 81 miles south
east Of Richardton, came in on Sat-
urday to do some shopping. Mr..
Martin is counted among the pioneers
in this section of the country, having
been here for over 20 years. He now
owns 76O acres of land. He has 125
acres sown to flax, 1856 to wheat, IS
oats, 40 barley and 20 millet. He
stated that rain vas needed badly and
that the crops were beginning to turn
yellow for lack of moisture.
Mrs. P. F. Berringer, daughters,
Misses Hazel and Vera, and Nurse
Cramer returned last Saturday from
South Dakota points, where Mrs. Ber-
ringer visited for about two weeks.
The other members of the party au-
toed down last week to get her. They
were accompanied back by Mrs. Ber-
ringers sisters children, Donald,
Esther Belle and Laverne Van Or ,an
who will visit here for abor.c Two
weeks. Mrs. Berringer ST. 1T -nost If
her visiting time witt as,,s;n Of
Aberdeen and a br At Huron.
o,,+ hayee, who came. in. via
a." from his ranch near Grassy Butte
on Sunday to get dental work done,
Vent out on Wednesday accompanied
OV MS 1nOtI1C1- 4AA-Ao"S AAS
Klinefelter, and Miss Daisy .Waddell::
! Miss Waddell will visit friends in that
community for some time and will as
j., sist with work in the First State
bank. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Hayes,
Mrs. Raymond Hayes and baby, who
have been in from the ranch for
about two weeks, expect to go out on
iSunday. ~ :.
The Dorcas ladies gathered at the
IL. III. Rudiselle home on Wednesday
in a special meeting, called as 9 fare
lwell 70 Mrs. Reuben Lyon, who in
1.-THE near future will move out to join
her husband on their homestead. Mr.
Lyon is busy constructing resi-.
dence,. and IN about three weeks viii
have things ia readiness to move his
wife and her mother, Mrs. Jea1
B Crowl, ont Until then Mrs. Lyon B
ithe guest of Miss Grace CrowA, an,
the formers mother Is visiting at EA
". Currie home. Mrs. J.W
ESnyder was voted id as member 3
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