The Dickinson press., 1912-09-14
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Bert Sargent was in from his home-
stead neal Hanly postoffice the first of
the week.
F. C. Heffron was in Mandan this
week, wherehe had some cases in dis
trict court.
John Clark made q business trip to
Medora and the Custer Trail ranch on
Wednesday.
Miss Eva Randolph came down from
Belield Wednesday and was the guest
of Miss Bessie Miller.
E. H. Knapp was expected home Fri
day from the Twin Cities where he was
purchasing bis fall stock.
A daughter was born this week to
MI. and Mrs. John Benson of Sentinel
Butte at the A. Jauss home. -.
Mrs. 6. E. johnson was expecting
her old friend, Mrs. C. E. McCarty of
Grand Forks to arrive this week for q
visit here.
Mrs. ,Holroyd left last week for her
home in Creston. Iowa. alter visiting
for a short time with her niece. Mrs.
E. j. Scharf.
FIR. Dignam went to Bismarck on
Wednesday and from there he expected
10 60 to the Indian celebration at Fort
Yates in company with FIR. Hiltner.
Harry Eddy returned Wednesday to
his home in Minneapolis after visiting
for several days at the home of his
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Dickin-
son.
Mrs. Mary McGillivray got away on
Tuesday for California, visiting friends
and relatives at Bismarck. jamestown
the Twin Cities. points in Michigan and
Missouri en- route.
Fred Reece came in from his farm
near Alden this week where he helped
with the harvesting, and will be en-
ployed in the Joe Auth barber shop.
Fred says his crop was good this year
but not quite as good as he expected.
Mrs. A.. Hike, Mrs. A. C. Hosfield,
Mrs. W. W. Bebee. Mrs. J. o. Milsten
and Mrs. r. C. Davis autoed down from
Bel6eld on Wednesday in Mrs. Hikes
car and spent the day shopping and Wis
iting friends.
Atty. o. King Grimstad was visiting
this week with his sister, Mrs. C. E.
johnson. He was en- route from Kansas
City and other points in the east to
Billings. Mont, where he practices the
legal profession.
Eugene %Savageau. living four miles
southeast of Gaylord. is reported to
have harvested some crops-20O acres
of wheat averaging % bushels and a
field of oats yielding 1902 bushels to the
acre. The crops in the Gaylord district
are all good.
Anton Springer and Michael Regain
left Wednesday evening for Chicago.
Anton, who finished the local high
school course last June, will enter COL
leee in Chicago. taking the medical
course. Michael Regain will enter school
there for the 9TH and 9Th grade work.
Sheriff and Mrs. J. A. WEIGH and lit
tie son left Wednesday for the Standing
Rock reservation to attend the big In
dian reunion and celebration. They
went by auto, stopping at R%ichardton
and Mott en- route and expect to return
by way of Mandan.
DR.. and Mrs. S. W. Bailey were ex-
pecting their mothers. Mrs. Jennie
Bailey and Mrs. Ella Soule in from
Bailey on Friday. Mrs. Bailey is on
her way to spend the winter in Florida
and Mrs. Soule will return to the farm
for some time yet. She spends her
winters in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Garfield McNeill expects to come
to Dickinson about October list to make
her home here. Since leaving here over
q year ago she has been with her
mother at Reeder and with relatives in
Wisconsin. She with her two children
will have a house here and
expects to have q class in shorthand.
W. R. Everett started threshing Tues
day on his New England farm. Mr..
Everett recently purchased of Soules &
Butler, an International engine COM
plete with separator and plows-,he
largest sized engine made by the Inter-
national people. a
Mrs. Nellie Scarf is convalescing
nicely from her recent operation at St.
Joseph's hospital. She expects to be
able to leave with her family for Grand
Forks within two weeks OF by the time
the University opens for the fall term.
Miss Joice and Robert will both be at