The Dickinson press., 1917-07-28
LOCAL NEWS

IN n city visiting over Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Gordon of Sentinel
Butte was a shopping visitor in the
city on Wednesday.
Miss Marvel Brown of Gladstone
was a guest of Miss Mabel Marsh be-
tween trains on Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Zdrahal of the Roquette
department store enjoyed a vacation
from her duties the past week.
MI. and Mrs. P. j. Nelson of New
England were in the city on Monday
to shop and get some dental work
done. -
James Howe, who took a weeks va
cation from his railroad work to visit
relatives at Baskerville, Ia, returned
on Tuesday evening.
! MI. and Mrs. C. B. Ingebrightson
OF Gaylord passed through Dickinson
in their a on Tuesday en- route
home from Mandan, where they visit
ed with friends.
Miss Florence Jefferies went out to
the Jefferies Bros. ranch on Monday
for a short visit with her brothers,
william and John, and also with her
aunt, Miss Della Spears, who is keep
ing house for the boys this summer.
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Misses Annie Rigler of Bismarck
and her cousin, Lillian Rigler of Min
neapolis, were guests at the home of
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Singer, the past week. On
Sunday the Singers also entertained
as guests, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Singer of
Hebron.
Mrs. J. M. Grady, who for about a
month was a guest at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Nolan, departed fer her home in St.
Paul last Saturday. Her sister, Mrs.
John Kelliher and little son, also of
st. Paul, who were visiting here the
same length of time, left the follow
ing day.
Mrs. G. Thomson, accompanied by
her brother, Alfred Johnson, who; has
been staying with his sister while at
tending summer school, went to Tay-
lor on Sunday to spend the day with
her parents, MI. and Mrs. August
Johnson. Miss Laura Larson, also a
summer school student from Taylor,
returned home with them.
Miss Mae Grant, one of the sum-
mer school instructors, departed on
Monday for coast points, to be gone
until the opening Of school in Septem-
Der, when she will return to Dickinson
to take up the principalship of our
high school. While away she will
visit mostly with a sister at Spokane,
WASH, and also with relatives at Ia
coma and Seattle.
Mrs. Mary Crist of Mary was a
guest at the F. l.. Roquette home
from Saturday until Monday, having
come in to See her son, Lester, who
for the past six weeks has been ill at
the Local hospital. He has undergone
several X7ray examinations and an
other X-ray picture of his lungs was
to be taken during the past week.
His condition shows > little improve
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Jenkins and
children and Mrs. jenkins sister, Miss
Lola Wilson, who has been attending
summer school here, autoed ont to the
latter's home near Manning for a
week end visit. Returning the Jenk-
ms family were ACCOMPANIED by Mrs.
Jenkins mother, Mrs. G. w. Wilson
and little granddaughter, Ruth Love-
1 loyH wh0 ovnnDfal ~ r,rs4 L1.o f~,
about a week.
MI. and Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle left
for Seattle, Wash, the latter part of
last week in response to news of the
serious illness of their daughter, Mrs.
Herbert Haughton. The family here
received word later that Mrs. Haugh-
ton underwent an operation last Fri
day and although her condition was
still serious, her recovery was being
looked forward to. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudiselle expected to be gone about
two weeks. .'.
Ray Graf, Dickinson's speed cop,
is taking a several weeks vacation,
and departed on his motorcycle on
Tuesday for a visit until September
with his mother and sisters at Memo
minee Falls, Wis. He made the trip
on his machine two years ago, but
this time has his side car attached.
He expected to make the journey in
Az days. During his absence Al. E.
E. Kinney has charge of the Graf
barber shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gunwall and
children, Paul and Annie, autoed to
Dickinson Monday morning from
their farm north of Taylor, being gao
companied by their son, Edward, and
Alfred Anderson, who spent a days
furlough from their duties in the
Machine Gun company, at their re-
spective homes. While here Mr.. and
Mrs: Gunwall and family were guests
Of the formers sister, Miss Carrie
Gunwall on First Avenue West. -.
Mrs. Hugh, Roberts, who was a
guest for about a week at the C. w.
Blakely home, came in on Saturday,
accompanied by Miss Daisy Waddell,
Herbert Nichols, Harold Rase and
Wayne Klinefelter. Mr.. Klinefelter
enlisted in the Machine Gun company
and expected to be in later in the
week to join them. Returning early
Monday morning, the Grassy Butte
party was accompanied by Miss Mabel
Dingwall, who spent the past several
weeks attending summer school,
Mrs. j. J Sweeney and son, How
ard, returned last Thursday from, a