The Dickinson press., 1912-10-26

Dr.. j. w. Bowen made a trip to
Beach Tuesday.
An uncle of DR.. G. A. Perkins died
in Minneapolis this week.
VIM. Neuens of Medora was t%ransacting
business in the city Tuesday.
Miss Marjorie Lyle is teaching school
out from Bowman a short distance.
John Siverts came up from Taylor to
spend Sunday with friends in the city.
Mrs. L. L. Roberts has been i'll a few
days this week at her rooms at the Mrs.
Jesse Smith home.
Mrs. c. D. Rouse and Mrs. Sam
Rouse of Sentinel Butte were shopping
in the city Wednesday,.
Mrs. E. I. Etline has been quite ill
for the past two weeks. suffering from
a general breakdown. She was able to
be up a little the middle of the week.
Miss Mary O'Brien. third grade teach
er, has offered a filing on a homestead
near Belfield. She made a trip to Bel
field Monday, returning Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. w. C. Mckenzie and little sons,
Duncan and George, expect to 60 to
Richardton Saturday morning to spend
a week with Mrs. McKenzie's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Dittburner.
| The Methodist parsonage has been
given a special clearing up inside. in
which formaldehyde has played {! con-
spicions part. Dr. Morrison's family
have, in the meanwhile. been camping
in the basement of the church.
VIM. J. Follis. ST., is suffering with
a broken collar bone at his home at Me-
dora. Because of the saddle eirths Civ
ing way he fell from a horse he wa rid
ting along nicely the latter part of the
week.
Miss Pauline Schofield of San Diego,
California. who went to Boston recently
10 study home economics, was forced to
give up the work on account of al old
injury received sumo years ago while
the family resided in Dickinson.
Secretary John Orchard has been au-
thorized to get out S, 900 copies of a
booklet. exploiting the resources of
Stark county, for the Land Shows at
both Minneapolis in November and Chi
cago in December.
A local physician was called out near
Cakdale on Sunday to the family of
Fred GreziOus, where two children had
died of diphtheria and two more were
quite ill with the same disease. 1t
was reported later in the week that the
sick ones were getting along nicely.
F. Burning was in Wednesday from
his farm on Heart river a little south
west of Richardton. Mr.. Burning had
20 bushels of wheat to the acre on the
land that was not hit by hail. He is
getting some fruit trees started at his
farm and finds that crab apples do we'll
in this country
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Reichert and the
children got away Monday morning for
Long Prairie. MIMI. to attend the gold
en- wedding celebration of Mr.. Reich
ert's parents. The children's nurse girl.
Mary Klebl. is at her home II miles
northwest during the absence Of MI.
and Mrs. Reichert.
Mrs. J. Harms arrived Sunday from
her home in Columbus. Mont, to spend
two or three weeks visiting her sisters.
Mrs. A. Dinsman and Mrs. MIG. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harms have q fine farm
IN Montana and raise thoroughbred
stock. MI. Harms is also much interes-
ted in the raising of alfalfa.
Next Sunday morning at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church DR.. Morrison. the
pastor, will preach on 1.-The Highest
Guest" In the evening on"'The Fin
gers of a Mans Hand" The ''glad
hand brigade has been organized and
will greet strangers in a 10
make them want to come again.