The Dickinson press., 1912-11-09
LOCAL NEWS

lOCM VIEWS
Miss Marion Fried spent. Sunday with
relatives in Glen Ullin.
Oscar Lundy has just returned from
4 trip in the country south.
Misses Tillie Klus aud Catherine
Beres were visiting friends in Richard
ton last Sunday.
Jim O'Hair is employed for the pres
emit by the Deiters Fuel Co. He has
taken a house on Firs, Ave. E.
Miss lille Froelich returned the drst
of the week from tMsndan where she
had been visiting at the homo d. her
brother for several weeks I,
H. P. Dinius. village assessor for
R%ichardton, was one Of the first inspec-
tors to get to the county seat on,
Wednesday with election returns.
Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle left Wednesday
for Glendive to spend a few days visit
ing with her son, Robert Rudiselle, who
Is night clerk with the N. P. there.
Frank. Mead stated Tuesday that he
had been unable to sell his Belield
property as he had expected and there
fore he vas not likely to move to Dick
inson this season.
Misses Florence White, katherine
Coleman. Anna Vallancey. Bray. and
Dorothy Gabler. %chaperoned by Mrs. W.
H. Byrns attended the Catholic church
fair at South Heart last Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff VIM. E. King was
among those down from Belfield on
Wednesday. He wat a strong Roosevelt
supporter but it was not the way a ma
jority in the country were voting this
year.
Mrs. Joe Cain is recovering nicely
from her injury of three weeks ago. She
is at the Jerry Hayes home and it will
be several weeks yet before she will be
able to return to her home neat Fay
cite.
On Sunday Rev. Noah Garwick of
Manning will supply the pulpit at the
Congregational church both morning
and evening. Rev. A. C. Hacke fills
Mr.. Garwick's appointments in Dunn
county for the day.
Miss Merle Mead, who spent last win
ter here with her sister, Mrs. C. L..
Lamberson. was married last Saturday
to Harold Hauser at La Porte. Ind,
where they will make their home. Mrs.
Hauser has many friends and acquain-
tances in Dickinson.
Miss Lena Erbstoesser finished her
work Wednesday as clerk at the Crowl-
Schroeder store and after spending a
week at her home in Richardton expects
to leave for Roundup. Mont. to accept
a position as bookkeeper in a GEM al
store.
The Dickinson high school had their
presidential primary vote on Tuesday
in which the students indicated a
preference for Prof. Wilson as per the
following figures: Wilson AZ votes,
Roosevelt ~. Taft 6. Debs 3 and
Chain 1.
Cases of small pox have developed
this week in the H. l.. Reichert and
Chas. Oukrop families. n child in
each family suffering with the disease.
Dan DrenkeI is the other small pox pa
tient taken down the past week. All
seem to be>gettine along nicely.
Mrs. Donnelly and her sister. Mrs.
Day. were in Dickinson on Wednesday
visiting the former lady's sister-in-law,
Mrs. Daniel Manning. They were en-
route to Sumner, Wash, from Mime
sofa. Mrs. kDonnelly to her home and
her sister for a several weeks visit
there.
Mre. Charles Burdick has
over 100 acres of good wheat and flax in
shock at her farm and she is naturally
very anxious to have it warm up SO
that the snow will melt and. the grain
dry out. Orvill Kitchen has the farm
IN shares and he is also anxious to get
It threshed.
The boys of the high school have
commenced their basketball practice
his week under VIM. J. Danish and
hey expect to have a fast aggregation
his season. Notwithstanding the loss
some good material in last years
the high school team this year
will be a strong one and expect to make
! favorable showing with other school
cams along the line.
Martin Tomten and Stephen Andor
in Wednesday from their farms
vest of Fayette with small loads of fax.
Mr.. Tomten, who farmed about so
this year, had a sled but his
neiehbor. Mr.. Andor. started out with
! wagon and had to change on the way
or q sled. These Gentlemen estimate