The Dickinson press., 1911-04-22
II. c. Christensen returned Monday ID

II. C.. Christensen returned Monday to
his ranch.
The Dickinson Motor Car Co. sold two
E. N. F. autos. on Monday.
NJ. 7. Zimmerman has a new line Of
the TIPP WHIP Co.-Harvester whips.
and are the best. 1t
DR.. H. A. Davis will have about 200
acres in crops this season. wheat, corn,
oats and potatoes.
John c. Thysel], of the Dickinson ex-
pertinent station, was in Bismarck on
Sunday, visiting his parents.
Dr.. Danford was in Dickinson last
Friday night for regular quarterly
services at the Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 0. Armstrong
were in from Quinion this week, the
latter to get some dental work done.
Fred Hoerauf was in from Quinion
this week. He reported that cattle had
wintered we'll in his locality in Billings
county.
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer
and this paper delivered for one year at
our special deal" price of ST. for
the two. II
H. c. Adkins of Platsville, Wis. was
in Dickinson this week looking for land.
Later a number of his friends expect to
come out.
Mr.. and Mrs. MAIDS Jasperson of Tay-
Tor were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus
Jensen on Tuesday, Mrs. Jensen and
Mrs. %Jasperson being sisters.
Mrs. W. E. King and daughter, Miss
Margaret True, arrived on Sunday from
jamestown and hope to remain in the
city. Miss True is seeking a position.
as clerk.
Supt. L.. R. Waldron went to Fargo on
Thursday as a delegate from the Dickin-
son Commercial Club for a general meet
ing of all organized commercial clubsi
of the state.
N. E. Hall. local manager of the
North Dakota Ind. Telephone Co., was a
business visitor to Fargo last Saturday.
He reported q big snow and wind storm
at that place.
Miss Frances Spencer. who has been
teaching school No. 2 in RAIDER township
for seven months, left Wednesday for
her home at WaterviIle, MINI. She
expects 10 return for another term in the
fail.
George Gardner Of New England was
in Dickinson the first of the week to get
q new v7-passenger auto which he had
purchased OF Ed. Funk. The car will
be used for the Dickinson-New England
auto livery.
Milo Nellis Of New York City arrived
Monday, oEvisit his uncle and aunt. MI.
aud Mrs. B. Lepper foe. some time. NJ.
Lepper and his nephew left Wednesday
for Q few days visit at the Lepper farm
at Antelope. i,
Word was received this week from
lC G. Williams. the insurance man.
who was called to Mandan> last Friday
By tho illness Of a brother, that he was
accompanying his brother to their Oh
home in Iowa. q !.
III. and Mrs. Stewart Cummings and
Miss Elsie: Cummings left Saturday for
their home al: Mott. Mr.. Cummings has
rented his house in this city TO MI. and
Mr.. W.T.. Byrna. who are moving here
from Belfeld this week.
The present clerical force in the Office
OF John Leash. register Of deeds. is as
follows: Misses Stella Boulser, Clara
Snyder, Marion Howe. and Juanita
Young. Very few people realize the
large amount of work done in this office
DURING the past few years. Y
James Drury died last Thursday at his
home at Mandan. after a prolonged ILL
ness from liver trouble. He had been in
business at Mandan for over thirty
years. His brother. M. Drury and wife
Of Dickinson. attended the last services
from st. Joseph's church on Saturday.
Married at the rectory Of St. Johns
church. BY Rev. ]. $. Brayfeld. on Tues
day, Aprils18. MI. Fritz Reuter- Of Rich
ardton and Miss Frida Rogall. recently
from Hanover y 9 Germany, The groom is
also Z FORMER resident Of Germany. The
happy couple spent Tuesday in the city.
AZ Sentinel Butte on Sunday, ,Joha
Orchard united in marriage. Frank
Dempsey and Miss May B. Underwood.
both Of that palce. The marriage took
place at the home Of the brides brother,
ionly immediate families witnessing.
The Groom has q homestead IA miles
north. where they viii reside.