The Dickinson press., 1911-08-26

y. b. SeVersOn OF Hettinger is visit
ing in Norway.
A we'll is being drilled on the BeJReld
school grounds.
Ben Dirkes of kichardton is visiting
his brother. Barthel O'Day.
Misses Marion Freed and Hazel Ault-
mann are new telephone Girls.
The proposed Kildeer forest reserve
includes the Hans Christensen ranch.
c. C. Mead went to the Theodore
Hayes and Elwin johnson ranches this
week.
Another fee suit at the Dickinson
Mercantile Co. The last suit was won
by Albert Oukrop. 1t
Commissioner j. B. Stoddard Of
Sentinel Butte was a business visitor
in the city Monday.
Albert Behonek of New Bedford.
Mass, was expected this week and will
make his home here.
Mrs. Paul Floody of Belfeld is return
ing from a several weeks visit at her
old home in Hudson. Wis.
T. 0. Geppert has fine potatoes on his
farm six miles south and an acre and
a half of exceedingly good onions.
Anton Schlapmann of Gladstone was
a pleasant caller at this Office Monday
and took home with him one of the
fine PRESS maps of Stark county.
Waldo Holbrook. formerly engineer on
the N. P. and we'll known here, has sold
his farm near Gainesville, Idaho. Mr..
Holbrook's future plans are undecided
as yet.
Chas. Bugbee, county judge in Dunn
county, was ia Dickinson on Monday.
He said the wheat was not very good
around Oakdale, but the fax was quite
fair.
Mrs. H. j. Stutsman has been elected
school clerk at Shollsmade. Miss
Minerva Hall and Miss Selma Nasset
will probably teach in the Shollsmade
centralized school.
Misses Edna and Ethel Davis en- route
home from coast points, visited their
uncle, w. R. Everett, a few days, con-
tinuing their journey home to Cleve-
land. Minnesota. Monday.
T. O. Geppert was in from the farm
Monday and while here received a tele-
gram giving him the sad news of the
death in St. Paul of his sister, Eva,
whom he had not seen for sixteen years.
Wibaux paper says: Geo. Burkholder
of Glendive, in company with a repre-
sentative of the f1amm Brewing Co.,
was in the city again the first of the
W elk negotiating for the purchase of
the Bilyeu hotel.
Miss Clara Tollefson of Miles City
will visit at the Tollefson home until
the end of the month, when, accom-
panied by her cousin, Miss Edna Toilet
son, she expects to enter the Bismarck
Business College.
Glendive Exchange: H. C. Curliss
!, arrived here recently for a couple of
weeks visit with his son. Charles
Curliss. He has just returned from d
visit at several Minnesota points and is
on his way home to Portland. Ore.
Of a former Dickinson family, the
Adams County Record says: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. M. Harrington and little daugh-
ter left yesterday for Idaho for an in
definite stay-at least for the winter and
probably longer. Mr.. Harrington. how
ever, has large interests here and we
will be surprised if we do not see him
back with the birds in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hughes OF
Chicago, who visited friends and rela,
tives in Bismarck a few days, autoed to
the city Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G. Patterson and spent the day
visiting friends. Saturday evening
MI. and Mrs. Hughes and Mr.. and Mrs.
Patterson and Mrs. l.. A, Simpson
left for Glendive, where the Pattersons
and Mrs. Simpson visited until Monday,
Mr. n MIS-. hughes continuing tnel
journey to the coast.
The P. E. O. society of Glendivt
, entertained in honor of Mrs. B. o.
Johnson, organizer of the local branch
of the organization. After a delightful
auto ride about the city, in which tn,
, husbands of the members also Joined,
; fine refreshments were served at thu
. home of Mrs. E. S. .Herrick. The ladies
also presented Mrs. johnson with a yer!
handsome picture as a token of theiI
> appreciation of her untiring zeal in be.
half of the society.
II. G. Christensen was in the first o.
I the week from his ranch north of Oak.
dale. He was accompanied by Arthur
Z Glacer, q classmate of Fred Christensen
: in college, who is out for the summel
vacation. The Christensen be; # ship
! ment will be made from Placer on Sep