The Dickinson press., 1917-06-23
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Bessie Flynn left on Tuesday
for her homestead, 40 miles south Of
Beach.
Herbert Lindholme of Marinette,
WIS, is for several weeks a guest at
the home of his brother, c. E. Lind
holme, on First Avenue West.
Delbert Skinner and Casper Gun
derson, neighboring ranchers near
Mary, made a short business trip to
Dickinson last Saturday.
Mrs. j. L. Badgley and little daugh-
ter, Marion, left on Monday for Glen
dive, Mont, where they expect to visit
Tor about a week with an aunt.
Miss r: M. Runck, formerly Of this
city, having left about seven years
ago to engage in the millinery bust
ness elsewhere, returned from Bill
lngs, Mont, on Monday for a short
visit in the city.
Mrs. J. G. Schweigert and chill
dren of Alpha, N. Dak., departed for
home the latter part of last week, af-
ter a., several days visit with Mrs.
Schwelgert's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M. Cutkay of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay w. Reed and fam
ny lett on Tuesday in the Reed Cad
lilac car for La Moure, this state, to
visit for several weeks with Mrs.
Reeds mother and sisters. It is pos
slble that Mr.. Reed may return a little
before his family.
Misses Marjory Cuskelly, Beatrice
Lish and Margaret Mckinley autoed
out with Jack Barbeau recently to the
Cuskelly ranch, north of Killdeer.
Miss Cuskelly took with her her little
niece, Mary Catherine, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Cuskelly, who
was visiting here for several weeks.
John H. Baker and family, who
were residing on the B. H. Crawford
farm a short distance north of the
city,, moved out last Thursday to the
q: s. Cryne place, one-half mile out
OF Gladstone. Mrs. Baker is a daugh-
ter of Mrs. Cryne. The latter will
make her home with the Baker family. |
MI. and Mrs. G. B. Waller of Op-
portunity, WASH, and Mrs. AL Lynch
of Colville, WASH, arrived last week
for a summers visit at the j. A. Bel
den home in this city. Both ladies
are sisters of Mrs. Belden. In the
near future they expect to go out for
q visit at the Belden ranch north of
Gorham.
Walter Cutnaw autoed out to the
Fred Bolte farm, ten miles south of
Richardton, the latter part of last
week to install a Uni-lectric lighting
plant. The residence, barn, pump
house, and other buildings were wired.
MIR. Bolte is one of the prosperous
farmers in his community, his farm
covering about 140O acres.
Mrs. j. H. Gibson, who underwent
an appendicitis operation the early
part OF last week at St. Joseph's hos
pital, is recqperating nicely and x
pected to, leave for the w. T.
week, to regain sufficient strength to
make the trip to her home near
Snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Neal and their
families made a recent auto trip to
Dickinson, the former being guests at
the Charles Kono home and the Meals
visiting at the Arthur Davis home,
Mesdames Neal and Davis being sis
tiers. After a ~sojourn of a day, the
visitors returned to their ranches
south of New England.
John Gustafson, who maintains his
residence here during the school
months, but now is residing on his
farm nea Marshall, spent several
days the latter part of last week in
the Dickinson hospital receiving treat
ments. Recently he was kicked by a
COW, one of his eyes having been
hurt. The injury is quite painful, but
not serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase and son of He
bron, accompanied by F. D.. Morford
autoed to Dickinson on Monday to be
in attendance at the farmers picnic
at the sub-station, and while in this
vicinity, were also guests at the j. W.
,Harnden home. Mr.. Morford will re-
turn about July first to see his friends
and customers about placing orders
for trees and shrubs for next year.