The Dickinson press., 1912-08-24
LOCAL NEWS

MIR. and Mrs. Willis Pelissier were
down from Medora this week.
Robert Hilliard returned early in the
week from an outing in northern Min
neSOta.
The Dickinson Laundry company has
added electric equipment for French
dry cleaning.
Misses Arvilla Dingman and Dorothy
Ayers returned Wednesday evening
from St. Paul.
Miss Lillian Kihm of Billings Is the
guest of Mrs. M. L. Mcbride. arriving
Thursday evening.
Mrs. A. G. Elfstrom was enjoying
q visit this week from her brother, Mr..
Simonson. of Valley City.
A Kelly slide has been added to the
playground apparatus and is proving
very popular with the children.
Miss Mary Pelissier came down from
Glendive Wednesday to visit her sister
Miss Elsie, and spend a few days at
home.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Malone Of South Heart at the
Patrick Walsh home in this city OH
Thursday.
The new Bohemian church has been
inclosed this week and the Walton &
Davis men will rush the building to
completion.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt and two daudh-
tiers and Miss Oleda Mack were in from
tayette a few days this week to have
dental work done.
c. H. Pond has been very low this
week. lying n a comatose state. the end
being looked for at any time. Mrs.
Pond is with him.
A. M. Anderson, coll ector for the ].
|. Case Co., has been transferred to the
eastern part Of the state and left
Thursday evening.
George Drenkel has been taking auto
trips into the country nearly e very day
this week and reports harvesting we'll
under way and the yield fine.
T. D. Hughes and Geo. E. Kremer,
officers of the Pioneer Life Insurance
Co. of Fargo. were attending to business
matters in Dickinson Thursday.
There will be the usual services at
the Congregational church Sunday Sep
TENDER 1st but there will be no services
tomorrow except Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs W. T.. Richards went out
to her brother. D. Smiths. Thursday
expecting to return Saturday. bringing
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Smith with them.
The Elks initiated a class of five
Tuesday. The new members are C..
A. Hughes, John Lish, Edwin Fox,
William Kostelecky and T. j. Stangebye
of Reeder.
Frank Sallade arrived this week from
Reading. Pennsylvania and is q guest
at Wesley Swope's in this city where his
daughter Miss Emily Sallade. has been
visiting some time.
Engineer Thomas Williamson left
Thursday evening for Glendive,
then on to Billings, where he will
make his headquarters. Mrs. William
son will join him later.
Miss Elsie Pelissier will leave Sum-
day for Minot where she will have
charge of the domestic science depart
ment in the public schools there which
opens or September 3rd.
Work will probably be resumed on
the Walton building on the corner of
Willard and Sims streets next week.
The workmen had been waiting for cut
stone for the past few weeks.
The R%ichardton Commercial Club
Thursday afternoon appointed R.. H.
Yaeck. Henry Klein and John Breum
a committee to act with committees
from other county Commercial Clubs for
a Development League exhibit.
Eddie. the nine-year-old son O
Michael Brandt of Lehigh. died
of paralysis of the heart. following
diphtheria and was buried Monday
Other members of the family have re-
covered.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.. Davis and Frank,
also their guests, Mrs. HolIenbeck and
Mrs. Yeakel of Idaho autoed to Richard
ton last Sunday. Mrs. Yeakel remain
ed and will visit friends in Mercer
county for several days.
Maxwell Burnett. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. F. Burnett, arrived home on No.
I early Thursday morning. Master Max
we'll made the entire trip from Hudson,
VAoCOLSAus dIOIlC, WHICH, Is pretty ROOQ
for a nine years old boy.
The Scranton Coal Co., has been in
c%orporated al Scranton with q capital
stock of $50. 900 and the incorporators
are Charles A. Lidell, r. j. List and
W. A. Shaw. all of Scranton, and J.,
T. Royston, of Dickinson, and S. 5.
Johnston of Minneapolis.
John Boulger was out north of Belfeld
IN Wednesday to prepare the remains
of Mrs. Harriet Porter, who was buried
there on Thursday. Deceased was 81
years Of age and leaves a husband and
several children. The family were
formerly of Wisconsin,, coming out here
about three years ago.
Barber A. O. Hickle returned Wednes-
day from his trip to Northwood and
Sanger and on Friday left for Mandan
where he has purchased a barber shop.
Mrs. Hickle and the children expected
to join Mr.. Hickle at Mandan next week
where they will make their future
home.
Dickinson and Glendive ball teams
will play the game for championship
on the local diamond September 1st.