The Dickinson press., 1917-06-02

Mrs. Lou Newton and little son, of
Falrview, Mont, were recent guests
at the home of Nh. and Mrs. Fred
Gerlich.
A. S. Goodman received word that
his brother expected to leave the lat
ter part of the week from New York
with the engineering corps for France.
R. C. Horn has been busy the past
week with a crew of wire men, INSTALL
ing Delco-Light plants. Among the
new purchasers are M. I. Hanson of
Snow and James Young of Medora.
Among the ladies who left on Thurs
day to be in attendance at the clos
ing half of the P. E. 0. convention at
Beach, were Mesdames Welton Nc
Donald, J. v. lessen, H. w. Reed, M.
A. Scherffius and w. F. Burnett.
Miss Dorothy Ayers, who since the
beginning of the second semester has
been at Sargent College at Cam
bridge, Mass, expected to leave the
latter part of the week for a month
of camp life near Peterboro, New
Hampshire. 81
! Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Smiley and
daughters, Phoebe and Agnes, spent
Sunday in Taylor visiting Editor and
Mrs. J. L. Strang. Charles and Elsie
Strang of the Iowa settlement out
south, were also guests at Taylor and
came on to Dickinson with the
Smileys to visit here for a short time,
Louis Lehman returned on Thurs
day morning from his home at Leith,
where he visited for several days, 60
ing to that point from Bismarck.
where he and a number of others went
to attend the musical comedy "F1ora
Bella" He was relieved at the piano
in the opera house orchestra by Miss
Florence Davis.
Quinton Roberts, Otto Pippin and
AL. Kronschnable went out to New
England on Memorial day to play with
the New England men in a baseball
game scheduled there for that day but
which did not take place on account
Of the rain. They were accompanied
back by "Bud" Doughetry and Russell
Northrup, members of the New Eng
land team.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Erb and son,
Ralph, came in last Saturday morning
in their new Pullman car, to attend
the class day exercises, their dughter,
Miss Ruth, being a member of the
graduating class this year, and also to
welcome their son, Paul, who was here
with the Company K boys for a short
time. Mr.. and Mrs. Erb returned
home Monday afternoon, expecting to
return to the city today (Friday) for
graduation exercises.
DR.. H. A. Davis and daughter, Miss
Florence, Julia Hanusz, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. H. Montgomery, Rudolph Olheiser,
Frank Williams, Chas. Palmer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. J. B. Turner went
out in three cars on Sunday to the
Miss A. B. Stein ranch, near Hanley
to spend the day. They took with
them a picnic dinner and had a most
enjoyable trip. :, Returning they were
Mrs. Antonette Stein, who visited at
the Dr.. Davis home for several days.
Miss Stein formerly had charge of the
Stein hospital in this city.
Walther, son of Judge and Mrs.
Fred Maser, who is a midshipman in
the naval acadamy at Annapolis, Nd,
writes that a number of the boys, in
GLIDING himself, were assigned to the
dreadnaught, the U. S. South Carolina
and expected to- embark On Tuesday
and join the fleet for a long cruize.
If the class works out well, they may
later be assigned to convoy duty and
may get to cross the Atlantic. They
may stay with the fleet until the
| close of the war or may be sent to
drill recruits. Walther says that
classes are being rushed through with
all possible speed. The 1918 class
will graduate on the 28th of June
this year,, and Walther's class possibly
this December or early in January.
AS to his regular Ieav in September,
he doubts whether it can be obtained,