The Dickinson press., 1917-06-30

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Mrs. J. J. Millman and children,
who resided here for about a year,
left on Tuesday to make their home
at Taylor.
Mrs. c. N. Barker left on Sunday
for Bismarck, where she will stay
while Captain Barker is stationed at
Fort Lincoln.
Miss Mapel Torgerson, who spent
several days with her aunt, Mrs. Roy
Henderson, returned to her home in
Taylor on Sunday.
John Snyder, assistant state auditor,
was in the city the first of the week,
looking over sanity records for the
state sanity commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Monroe and
little Robert, Jr., were in from their
ranch on the Little Missouri river the
latter part of last week to get sup
plies.
Mrs. Sam Chernausek is a guest at
her old home close to Little Falls,
MIMI, having left for that point the
later part of last week to be gone
about a month. Wy
Norman Malcolm left for Bismarck
on Sunday. He will be engaged for
some time auditing books of Farmers
COOPERATIVE Union elevators in that
section of the state.
A. J. Ogaard, superintendent Of the
Hettinger experiment station, accom-
panied by Mr.. Hanson, superintendent
of public schools at that point, were
in the city last Friday visiting at the
local sub station.
Rev. R. H. Craig left on Monday for
jamestown to be in attendance at the
M. E. camp meeting. He expected to
visit his son, Ray, and family at Lis
bon before returning. Ray Craig is
sheriff of Ransom county.
E. H. Phillips left on Monday for
Glendive, Mont, to make preparations
for the big roundup which will take
place July 4, 5 and 6. Mr.. Phillips
is assistant manager and arena direc-
tor for the event. Mrs. Phillips ex-
pected to join her husband in a few
days.
Miss Blanche Taylor of Sunnyside,
WASH, is a guest since last Saturday
at the home of her cousins, MI. and
Mrs. R. T. Crawford. She expected
to leave the latter part of the week
on a two months trip to her old
home at Maynard, la.
Mrs. Charlotte Neal, who makes her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Wilson
Eyer and family, left on Monday for
an extended visit with another daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Catper in Chicago,
and also with a sister in Ohio. She
expected to be met by her daughter
in, st. Paul.
Mrs. Henry Kinder of Mandan was
a guest Of friends in the city for
several days the past week. From
here she left for her new home at
Winner, S. D., her husband having
just accepted a position as auditor for
a big lumber company, which has ten
yards in South Dakota.
R. S. Davidson autoed in from Kill
deer On Sunday, accompanied by How
ard Ellsworth, N. P. agent, and his
sister, MIS-. Andrew Erdahl. Agent
EllsworthSnas been authorized another
clerk at the depot to take care of his
steadily increasing business and his
sister was assisting him temporarily.
E. L. jackson, who is in the land
business at Baker, Mont, left for
home on Monday after a few days. So
journ at the N. L. McPhee home.
Mrs. Jackson and children expect to
return to Baker, this Sunday, having
visited here for several weeks. Mes
danes jackson and McPhee are sist-
erS.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. mccarthy and
son autoed in from their ranch near
Ralph, S. D., on Sunday and on
Wednesday left in their car for a
months trip to eastern points. They
expected to visit with Mrs. McCarty's
folks at Wang, this state, and later go
on to Lake Detroit, MIMI, to spend a
week fishing. .
Following this term of summer
school, Supt. R. M. Lewis is planning
on leaving for his home at Hardin,
Mont, where a party will be formed
for a trip through Wisconsin, to
Niagra Falls, up the St. Lawrence to
Quebac, then to old historic Boston,
down the coast to Washington, D. c.,
and Florida, before returning to
Beach,.
Mrs. C. L. Dalton and son, Kenneth,
returned on Saturday from Glenwood,
a., where they spent three weeks,
visiting Mrs. Dalton's mother. Edi-
son, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dali
ton, remained with his grandmother
for the summer. En- route home Mrs.
Dalton and son stopped off in Mime
apolis and for several days were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Balsley,
who moved from here early last fall.
August HASTEN, son and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert HASTEN
came down from Beach on Sunday for
a short visit with Mrs. August Kas-
tien, who is at st. Joseph's hospital,
recovering from an operation. While
here they were guests at the F. R.
Dunlap home. Miss Ruth HASTEN,
who visited here for several days, re-
turned with them.