The Dickinson press., 1912-04-27
.LOCAl NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Sturgeon returned
from their Montana farm.
H. X. Nichols made a business trip
10 Daslum in his auto IN Tues day.
Mrs. F. E. Dieters entertained the
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist
church at her home Thursday afternoon.
Dr.. Dunlap. federal inspector. went to
New Salem on Friday to Inspect immi-
grant horses that were being shipped 10
Canada. e,&
Friday was observed as a legal holt
day by the banks and, postofice. How
ever, the United States land Office and
the stores were open.
Attorney E. H. Gunderson was up
from Taylor on Friday. He wat pleased
over the vote for the incorporation of
his town.
According to the Schafer Record. Dem
mes Moran of the H. c. Christensen
ranch. attended the Shoe Bar Percheron
horse sale held at the ranch near Scha-
fer last week.
W. M. Funk of Yates, Mont. raj in
the city this week visiting his son, Fred
Funk. He was en- route to Manning
where he will open a barber shop at the
old stand in the pool hall.
Currie's big two-story implement
building at Haley is nearing completion
and is already well filed with machin-
cry. Currie & Son carry one OF the most
complete and u~p-to-date stocks in the
country.
Mrs. George Wageoner raj visiting
relatives and friends al Gladstone and
Lefor over Sunday. Mrs. Wageoner and
little son. Dana, are making their home
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. Meyer until
school closes at which time they will
join Mr.. Waggoner in Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Greene returned
Wednesday night from Glendive. They
found business good at their drug store
there. Ed. Berry's hotel. they say. is
full all the time. and the former Dick
inson man is also doing a proftab BILE
business with his dairy and farm.
The Ladies Guild of St. Johns Epis-
copal church met last Friday evening
with Mrs. p. j. Tinsle and elected the
following officers for the coming year:
president. Mrs. Oliver Whale y: vice
president. Mrs. G. G. Bowers F: secretary,
Mrs. J. S. Brayfield. treasurer, Mrs.
j. P. Tingle.
Archie A. Cook, q prosperous young
farmer on Spring Creek. was married
last Sunday to Miss Pearl Robson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Robi-
son of Hanks p%ostoffice. The wedding
occurred at the F. L. Partridge home at
Manning. Both young peope have been
Dunn county, residents for several
years.
Schmidt Bros, farmers living in the
vicinity of Davis Butte. have purchased
a half section of land 8 miles northeast
of the city owned by Reed Bros. and
Wilson Eyer. The price paid was $50
per acre. on the crop payment plan. The
purchasers will seed the entire tract to
flax. having a steam breaking outfit of
their own. j. A. Vaughn made the deal
for these gentlemen.
Mrs. A. Trojovsky and children and
her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Sumner, have moved onto
their Dunn county farm, where they
will have quite an acreage in crop this
year. Mrs. Trojovsky usually spends the
winters in Dickinson and her daughter,
Miss Vera Blecher, was recently married
to Mr.. Sumner.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. McAndress, Walter
Junkin and B. Taylor autoed to the
McAndress farm near Daglum on
Wednesday. The roads were in a ter
rible condition and thew had to stay all
night at South Heart on their return
trip, Mrs. McAndress coming down on
No. 8 Thursday. Mr.. McAndress expects
to get some of his land in crop this
season and was negotiating with some
of the neiehborine farmers to do the
work. .
Bishop Cameron Mann delivered two
able addresses at the Episcopal church
last Sunday. At the evening service
the following persons were confirmed
Mrs. M. C. Brown. Mrs. Geo. Lee, Mrs.
w. L. Prindle, Mrs. W. S. Bailey
and Misses Tina, Beulah and Marve
Brown. Welland Orchard sang '.Abide
With Me" in his pleasing voice. Afte'
the church service the members wert
invited TO- the rectory to meet Bishop
Mann and to psrtake of delicious re
freshments served by Mrs. Bray6eld
and the Ladies guild.
John Little drove up from Gladston'
Oh Thursday. his wife and Mrs. Mar!
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