The Dickinson press., 1912-05-04
LOCAL NEWS

sam knOadeS drove In Tuesday from
the north.
Miss Clara Davis was in Bismarck
over Sunday.
c. c. Cresswell was in Dickinson sew
eral days the past week.
E. A. Lillibridee has bought q
Buick Model II of the Dickinson
Motor Car Co.
W. E. Ely was in Richardton last
Saturday to finish plastering the Office
of the Richardton Milling Co.
R. W. Ashton of Pipestone, Mimi.
was in Dickinson on Saturday, en- route
home from a business trip west.
T. H. Myran. DR.. G. E. Stronbere
and Attorney E. H. Gunderson were
among the Taylor people up over Sum
day.
Mrs. c. c. Hill, two little Sons and
Miss Clara Hill and Miss Katie Ritter
were up from Richardton last Saturday
evening.
Burdett Lepper was in Richardson
last Saturday in consultation with F.
A. Dingman who manages his farm
south of Antelope.
Pat Sexton started collecting poll tax
money this week. Mr.. Sexton takes
good care not to overlook any male per-
son of age in this matter.
The Midway Creamery Co. wants bids
for the erection of a creamery building
complete ready for machinery. Notice
appears elsewhere.
George WiekIe, who has been with
Parker & Co. for the winter, has
moved his family out to their Dunn
county homestead. where they will farm
this summer.
Mrs. T. H. Brien and son ROLAND
were in from Mary the last of last week.
Mrs. Brien remained i'll during the
week, visiting with her old neighbor,
Mrs. Peterson, and other old acquain-
tances in Dickinson.
Miss Marion Howe returned last Sat-
urday from her vacation of q month at
the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Howe near Hettinger. Miss Howe
resumed her work this week in the ref
lister of deeds Office.
J. H. Shurtliff was in last Saturday
from his farm northeast of the city to
get a new 40 h. p. Reeve gas engine
pillow outfit. Mr.. Shurlliff has 800 acres
plowed and if all goes we'll will break
about 500 acres for flax.
E. C. Barry is a candidate for sheriff
in Adams county. Ed. Barry is known
in Dickinson as a good hustler. He wat
formerly sheriff in Adam county and
Mrs. Barry has been holding the Office
of postmistress at Hettinger.
Irwin Lewis was up from Taylor over
Sunday. The Lewis boys are farming
quite extensively in Dunn county this
season and hope to get about 500 acres
in crops. They have several teams and
will make ev cry day count until seed
ing is over.
Fred Naurath. the new Medora restau-
rant man, was in Dickinson on Wednes-
day getting some lumber and other sup
plies. Mr.. and Mrs. Naurath have only
been at Medora a short time but they
like the place and are having q good
business.
Aubrey DehlinGer autoed to Oakdale
last Saturday to visit Hubert Dehlinger
and on account of a breakdown he was
detained from returning at once. Mr..
Dehlineer recently came out from Sagi-
nav. Mich. where he had been rail-
reading during the winter.
Miss Pearl Nichols expects to leave
next week for Iowa, where she will
spend the greater part of the summer
with relatives. She visits in Aberdeen,
Sioux Falls, Omaha and other places.
Mrs. J. c. Cartwright is taking Miss
Nichols place at the Dickinson Mercan-
tile during her absence.
A pretty luncheon party was given
last Friday by Mrs. W.. C. Crawford in
honor of Mrs. E. A. Darling of West
Bangor. N. Y. Eight ladies were seat
ed at the pretty table. iris being used
in decorations. The ladies were de-
.l%ightfully entertained at a social chat
which followed the luncheon.
Mrs. c. B. Hanson was at Manning
the first Of the week visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. P. Brooks. Mr.. Hanson took
his wife out in the auto on Saturday.
It was arranged that the mother of the
two ladies Mrs. .Babcock was to come.
in from her homestead ten miles north.
east of Manning. On the 18th the
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooks celebrated her second birthday.
The Suffrage club meets Friday
afternoon, May 10th. in the lecture
room of the library. The principal paper
will be read by Mrs. +. D. Casey on
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