The Dickinson press., 1917-06-02
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George Brown made a business tri1

in his car to Taylor on Tuesday.
Representative H. A. Mackoff wa.
gown from Belf1eld on Monday, con
terring with local attorneys on lega
matters. s" :
julius Guon, who looks after q
cream station at Judson, this state
was visiting friends and relatives ir
the city the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Scott entertained
as their guests from Sunday until
tuesday morning, Mr.. and Mrs. R. w
Neal Of Gladstone.
Mrs. A: B. Doran of Taylor was the
guest OF Mrs. w. r. Veigel from last
FRIDAY until Sunday, incidentally be-
ing present at the class day exercises.
Mr.; and Mrs. Jerry Hayes, their
son, Victor and his wife, autoed in
from their ranches on Monday. expect
ing to stay in until the last of the
T. H. Olson and several members of
ms family were in the city on circus
Gay. Mr.. Olson has half section
1arm a half mile from Daglum, where
ne has resided for the past ten years.
Mrs. A. R. Palmer and two daugh-
ters, Mildred and Dorothy, of Mann
ing were guests for several davs at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Jenk-
ms OF this city. Mrs. Palmer had
some dental work done.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregatlonal church will meet on
Thursday, June 7th, in the parlors Of
the church. The entertaining ladies'
Will be Mesdames C. L. T. Herbert,
M. E. Hall and j. L. Hughes.
Mrs. A. c. McInnes and little son,
barney, are now visiting in Devils
Lake, at the formers parental home.
Ihey were accompanied by Mrs. Nc
lnnes' father, J. R. Roller, who spent
week here as the guest of his
daughter and family.
Mrs. Hugh McGillivray was hostess
to about ten guests at her home on
Sims Street on Tuesday evening. the
occasion being in honor of a number
OF teachers who are soon to leave
the city. Cards were the evenings
chief amusement.
VIM: L. McKibbin, former resident
OF Dickinson, recently became man.
ager of the Beach opera house. This
week Mrs. McKibbin was in Rochester
with her eldest daughter, who was to
undergo an operation. Another
daughter is living at Intake, Mont.
The J. J. Barley store in Beach
again scores 100 with the pure food
department of the agricultural college.
This is the 9Th successive year for Mr..
Bartley's store. AS many of our read
ers recall, the Bartleys were former
residents of Dickinson and South
Heart.
F. Hart, who is teaching in the
Schetfield vicinity, autoed to Dickin-
son on Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Currie of New England. While in
the city he was guest at the DR.. H.
Anderson home on Seventh Avenue
west. Mr.. Hart's school will be out
about the middle of June.
A. F. Brown and Mrs. Minnie Allen,
both homesteaders, residing on adjoin-
ing farms about IL miles west of New
England, were quietly married on
Wednesday, May 23rd, in this city by
). &. Duling, pastor of the Congrega-
tlonal church. Following the cere-
mony they proceeded directly for
home.
Miss Sonora Fogderud of Wimble-
don arrived in the city the middle of
the week to begin work as stenogra-
pher in the law offices of Casey & |
Burgeson. Miss Agnes Fay, who has
capably filled this position for the
past two and one half years, expects
to leave the first Of the week for her
home at Crystal, N. D., to spend the
summer.
Steve Zastoupil, who owns one OF
the best improved farms in this vicin-
ity, residing short distance northeast
OF the city, has 500 acres of crop in
this spring, which includes wheat,
oats, speltz and 100 acres of flax. Mr..
Zastoupil also plans to increase his
alfalfa tract and to plant some corn
a little later in the season.
Misses Carla and Jessie Robson
were among the Werner folks who Wis
Carla Robson is asiast years gradu-
ate of the Dickinson high school, and
since last fall was engaged in teach
ing in the close vicinity of her home.
While here they were guests at the
J. D. Dobson home on Second Avenue
West, where Miss Carla formerly
made her home.
The members of the Congregational
choir had farewell gathering at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Lee on
Monday evening for Miss Cora Ander-
son, who for the past several years
has been devoted member of the
choir. The evening was spent at
games and closed with a fine lunch.
Miss Anderson was presented with
gold brooch set with pearls, as token
of remembrance.
The Bachelor club broke up house
keeping the past week for months
time, expecting to move into the Rapp
house about July 1st. The J. P.
Berringer home, which the club has
been occupying during the winter, is
being prepared for the moving in of
the owners family, who have been re-
siding in one of the spacious apart
ments over the Berringer meat mark
ct for the past several months. :.
Rev. and Mrs. P. A. Dean autoed up
from Taylor Sunday afternoon hold
ing services at Gladstone en- route.
They were accompanied by Miss
Divers, teacher in the Taylor
schools, and Misses Opal Lawhead and
Laura Jacobson. Miss Lawhead
has been teaching in the Grassy
Butte vicinity the past year, having
just recently closed successful term.
Miss Jacobson had been visiting at the