The Dickinson press., 1917-07-21

Col. and Mrs. H. B. Gilk of Rich
ardton were guests of Sheriff and
Mrs. T. N. Hartung on Tuesday.
Give us your grocery and meat
business and we will give you the
best of service. Bakers grocery. 1t
For Sale at a bargain, one rs h. p.
Case steam engine in good condition.
A bargain. Call or write D. w. Fries
en-, Dickinson, N. D. 7-21-tf
Mrs. Maynard Litch and little son
are back from their months visit at
the home of Mrs. Litch's parents in
Montana.
Mrs. C. D. Litch spent last Friday
in Bismarck consulting DR.. Quaine.
Her recent operation at that point
was exceedingly successful and she is
feeling better than she has for years.
Miss Adele Berg came down from
Glendive on Monday to be a guest for
several days of Miss Grace Rapp.
Soon after her return home Miss
Berg expected to enroll in the Glen
dive summer school.
J. K. Friesen, a member of Com
pany K and brother of D. w. Friesen
Of this city, obtained a leave of alb
sence for three days and came to
Dickinson last Saturday to visit his
brother and straighten out some bust
ness affairs before leaving.
Misses Stasia McKeever and Vera
Hartung left in the formers Ford car
on Monday morning for a two weeks
camping s%ojourn in the Black Hills Of
South Dakota. At New England, they
were joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Gardner and DR.. Stangbye.
Miss Florence Davis welcomed as
her guest on Thursday, Miss Adelaide
Gale of Minneapolis, formerly of this
city. Miss Gale is en- route home
from a trip to western points, includ-
ing the Yellowstone National Park
and Miles City, Mont. She will visit
here for about a week.
Miss Laverne Roquette was hostess
at a porch party on Wednesday ven
ing to six young ladies, for her school
friend, Miss Margaret Wells, who had
been a guest at the Roquette home for
nearly three weeks, and expected to
dpart for her home at Litchfield,
Mimi, today (Friday).
Mrs. F. L. Roquette, Misses Laverne
and Oral, their guest, Miss Margaret
Wells, and Llewellyn motored to Hal
liday for the Weekend, visiting with
Mrs. Roquette's niece, Mrs. Fred Hall
and family, and incidentally attending
the Halliday-New England ball games
and chautauqua.
Mrs. A. C. McInnes, who during the
summer months has been the guest
of her relatives at Devils Lake and
friends at Fargo, came to Dickinson
on Monday for a several days visit
with her husband, expecting to return
to Fargo the later part of the week.
Little Barney is with his %grandpar-
ents at Devils Lake.
Mrs. Henry Ivy of Regent, who has
been in the city for the past three
months, was able to. leave St.
Joseph's hospital on Saturday after
her recent operation, and spent the
week at the T. D. McDonough home,
expecting to return to Regent the
later part of the week. Her daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth, has been with her
since coming here.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cuskelly
came in from the Cuskelly ranch near
Oakdale last Friday, Mr.. Cuskelly re-
turning with his Sister, Miss Helen,
on Monday. Mrs. Cuskelly will visit
here at the j. T. Cuskelly home for
several weeks and when her husband
comes in for her, will be accompanied
back by Miss Marjorie Cuskelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Schwartz enter
taiend twelve guests, including Rabbi
Sternheim of Sioux City, Iowa, Attor-
ney H. A. Mackoff of Belfield, Banker
and Mrs. C. J. Kapelovitz of Manning,
Mrs. J.. Halpern of Hebron and MI
and Mrs. H. Singer and family of this
city, at a we'll appointed dinner on
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Kapelovitz
is here from Manning for a few days
visit with her husband.
Row, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Breda, was here for a short visit with
his parents on Wednesday morning,
being en- route from Glendive, Mont,
where for the past two years he has
been engaged in railroad work, to st.
Paul, where he, has been offered a
better position. Mrs. Breda and
family came down the latter part of
the week and will visit here for a
short time.
Misses Mary and Allie Bissett,
their niece and nephew, Miss Bessie
Buff and Allen Buff, of Seattle, Wash,
were house guests at the A. 7. Crowl
home the past week, expecting to
leave toward the end Of the week for
a visit at Slayton, MINI. The Bissetts
own a ranch northwest of Dickinson,
and on Wednesday Mr.. Crowl and
daughter took their guests out to see
the place.
Mrs. E. C. Berry, who, since her
winters 'sojourn at San Diego, CAL,
has been visiting with relatives in
Wisconsin,, arrived On Monday to be
a guest of mss Grace Crowl for sew
eral days and also to look after her
property here. From here Mrs.
Berry will leave for her home at Glen
dive, where, it is understood, she con-
templates building a beautiful home
in the near future.