The Dickinson press., 1910-09-03
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Edna Williams arrived in the
city Wednesday from Hayward, Wis.
and will accept her old position as
clerk in Roquette Bros. store.
Mrs E. F. Hill Of Antelope was In
the city the first Of. the week. She
came up in order to have a short visit
with Mr.. and Ara Sam Baker
Mrs M. A. Smoot and Mrs. Earl Vic
tor were down from Glendive Wednes-
day to visit Dispatcher and Mrs. +. A.
McThane. formerly Of Glendive.
Atty. and Mrs. T. F. Murtha and
children left Wednesday evening for a
three weeks visit in st. Paul and other
points in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Mrs. Max Steele and children returned
to Glendive the first of the week after
visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret Rob-
erts, and attending the wild west show
on Sunday. ~,
Elmer W6itmer brought his little son.
Raymond, down from .Glendive Monday
for medical examination The boy was
much improved when they returned later
in the week. .
Mrs.. J. K; Porter came up from Man.
dan Wednesday to visit Mr.: and Mrs.
Sam Baker, who were in the city from
Tacoma. and to spend q few days with
other. friends. ,4...
Ole Wiklund returned the first of the
week from his trip to his old; home in
Norway. He has been gone about two
months and is glad to be back again
and at work in the A. T. Crowl & Co.
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Servis were ex-
pected home Friday from their extended
tour in the east. including Toronto,
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Chicago, Duluth
and other points, covering about six
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. McCutchan and
children and Mrs. McCutchan's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Jenkins, of Iowa,
are planning on a nice hunting and
camping outing in the Bad Lands nex'
week.
Rev. j. S. Brayfeld christened the
two young sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Pelissier of Medora last Sunday. Tn,
boys are called George Albert and Joh1
and their grandmother, Mrs. Margare
Roberts, acted as sponsor.
MIR. and Mrs. R. H. johnson an,
Miss Margery will leave Sunday TO
Fargo, where they will attend tn
Roosevelt doines on Monday, then g
on to Minneapolis where Margery vii
enter a musical conservatory.
j. L. McCutchan is busy threshing hi
wheat at his farm near Belield. HI
has 26O acres in wheat besides quite 81
acreage in oats and flax. His wheat
he expects, will give him a fine averag
yield. and his other crops are looking
good. .
Jim Vaughn sold a section of land ir
the vicinity of R%ichaldton this week t.
Adam Lefor for So, 600. He has one o
two more tracts of about this size tina
he will likely sell this fall and tn,
balance of his acreage property he will
want to keep for the advance that HI
can get during the nex year OF two.
Miss Mollie Matheson came up from
Brainerd Wednesday to spend a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. John Leask
and recupera.e from a.recent siege o
typhoid fever. Miss Matheson is train
ing for a nurse at the Brainerd hospita
and has only about four or five month
before completing her u there.
The law firm of Field & Pugh has
been dissolved. Mr.. Field retiring from
the practice of law on account of il
health. Thomas H. Pueh. who cam
here from Larimore. N. D.. last winter,
will continue the business. %occupyin|
the same offices, Nos. 6 and 7, Firs
National Bank building, where he will
be pleased to meet old as well az new
clients.
Miss Maude Fleek returned this wee|
from attending summer school at Vale,
City and after contracting with tn
Dickinson school board for the Mile
school five miles south of the city. wa
taken by William Clark, on Thursda,
in his auto to her home al Elmgrov
twenty miles from Oakdale. Mr.. Clar
was an old n~eighbor of the family bac
in Wisconsin. They expected to retur
to Dickinson today or tomorrow.