The Dickinson press., 1912-03-09


Nc. and Mrs. Bert SARGENT ent out
to their homestead q Lodging Camp
on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Pelissier was down fron
Medora on Saturday visiting her
mother and sister.
Pete Berrineer and Will Dickinson
left Sunday night to spend several days
at Corwin Hot SPRINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bake were ex-
pected to arrive home this week from
Long Beach, Calif.. where they spent
the winter months.
Mrs. Jesse Smith and her daughter,
| Miss Fay. expect to leave soon for
their old home in Iowa, where Mrs.
Smith will reside with her daughters.
There will be inspection Of the Com
mandery next Tuesday evening, March
II. John Carroll of Lisbon, state grand
commander, will make the inspection.
Stewart Cummings came up from Mott
on Tuesday to do some special brick
work at the local N. p. round house.
MI. Cummings expects to leave soon for
Alberta.
Attorney Tobias D.. Casey was in
Fargo early in the week attending a
meeting Of the State Fish and Game
board. He also had business in Grafton
and Grand Forks before returning.
Nurse Maud Nichols. who has been
caring for Mrs. Jesse Smith for several
weeks, left last week for her home at
Oakdale, where her aunt, Mrs. Geo.
Nichols, is very ill.
Conductor and Mrs. w. H. Brown left
on Saturday for St. Paul. where Mr..
Brown will transact business. They
will also visit at Mr.. Browns old home
in Mortified, MINI.
Charlie Hayden of Regent seems to
have a good deal of natural talent fo1
drawing. His original sketch of q
coyote and a cowboy in the act of rolling
a cigarette are very clear.
Noggle Bros. had a chance to earn
their money blowing snow from the sid.
walks on Monday. They were at j
bright and early and long before nool
Dickinson had some clean walks in tn
residence portion.
7. S. Guthrie Of Kansas City. NO.. wa
in Dickinson several days the pas
week. MI. Guthrie has investments il
Western North Dakota and he is out no,
to gel more closely in touch with affairs
He taught school in Richardton for 6v
years and therefore has many friends i
the eastern part of Stark county.
Il can be said that March came in lik
a lion this year. Mercury registered
"a degrees below zero on the End an
the piercing east wind brought a storm
day for the 3rd. when three to .for
inches of snow fell. 1t commenced
get warmer toward the middle Of til
week.
-. Until after seeding it is likely ths
~ the Russell-Miller Milling Co. at Dickir
son will be unable to run more tina
half the time. The shut down came tie
days ago, previous to which time til
mill had been grinding day and nigh,
T. Manager Davidson finds it impossible I
get wheat enough to keep the mill run
ming all the time. He will take advau
tage of the slack time to make some fe
pairs and will add another roller, increas
E. ing the capacity of the mill to 10
- barrels per day, the present capacit
st being but a little over 900 barrels.
N The News has this to say of the wa
u the Mandan boys played basketball i
Dickinson: Monday morning the,
or spent in seeing the town, some of ther
or visiting the schools. The game whic
t. was played in the evening was almos
too sad to be recounted. 1t is impos
ID sible to say what was the matter wit
the boys. but they might as well hav
ID come on home and let Dickinson shoe
K, baskets for their 81 scores unmolested-
N they couldn't have secured many more
m Scranton Register = Mrs. r. ". Cor
Is nell entertained q number OF lad
is friends at her home yesterday afternoo,
1t in honor of her guest, Miss Mareuerit
Patterson of Stevenson, California
rs The afternoon was pleasantly passe.
in social conversation and fancy wor
Or after which dainty refreshments wer
i served. the hostess being assisted by he
I'd sister. Miss Ida Schultz. Miss Patter
oil son was the first young lady in Bowman
and was recently honored by tn
a Catholic church Of that place by offer
ing her the center block of their quill
81 for BET signature as such, and the gull
is will, betradled in June. Miss Patterso,
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