The Dickinson press., 1912-09-21
LOCAL NEWS


Mrs. Evalyn Muth was unable to be
at her duties in the Crowl-S Schroeder
store for several days this week on &C.
count of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eyer came in from
Manning Tuesday and left the follow
ing day for the c~ities..to place their little
daughter in school.
Mrs. Harry Harleman and little
daughter expect to leave next week for
Dayton. Ohio. where they will visit for
an indefinite time.
The dining room of the Gem hotel
has been closed for the past several days
and will be until Landlord Pat McGin-
ley finds a suitable cook. :
Mrs. v. H. Stickney and daughters.
Misses Marjorie and Dorothy. got away
on Sunday for Boston. Dr.. Stickney &C
companying them as far as St. Paul on
the trip.
Mrs. N. L. McPhee returned from
Lennon. S. D.. the first of the week.
where she had done to get her daughter,
Florence. who had been visiting with
an aunt for several weeks.
Miss Florence Baird returned the first
of the week from a visit at her old
home in Wisconsin and with relatives
in Minneapolis and is again at her du-
ties as stenoRrapher in the office of
Heffron & Baird.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Stackhouse ar
rived the past week from their Illinois
home and will spend the remainder of
the fall in this city. where Mr.. Stack
house has some collections and land
matters to look after.
Mrs. Anna Reid came up from New
England on Monday with Dr.. ]. W.
Stribling 10 see her daughter. Miss Lii
lian Reid. who was leaving for Fair
bault. Minn., to attend St. Mary's Hall
for the coming school year. DR.. Strib-
ling returned the same day, Mrs. Reid
going back by auto livery on Tuesday.
A company composed Of o. M. Kelso,
H. P. jacobson of Mott and H. r.
Berndt has been organized with a CAPT.
tai stock of SIS, 600 to manufacture the
| Kelso poison bottle. Mr.. Kelso is said
to have greatly improved his. first model.
His Dickinson friends expect to see him
make a great financial success Of his
invention.
Attorneys L. A. Simpson and F. G.
Heffron were in Bismarck the first of
the week. They were arguing the case
of August Niederhof vs.. Geo. Benz &
Sons and the case of G. R. Wannemach-
er vs.. Otto Vance in the supreme court.
In both cases F. C.. Heffron was attorn-
ey for the appellant and L. A. Simpson
for the respondent.
J.. G. Wall of Marshall is again on
the brick and stone work of the Elk
building. Before leaving home he
shocked his grain in good shape and
left the stacking for neighbors. A field
of wheat at the Carl Kyseth place was
threshed while Mr.. Wall was at home
and the average yield was a little over
81 bushels to the acre.
Pete Fillenworth from %Saneendo. Can
ada. writes that he is very much pleased
to read that Stark county farmers. par
ticularly around Daelum. his old home.
are harvesting good crops. This former
resident of this county does not think
Canada is quite what it is cracked up
to be in all respects. He has found 8
few swamps and mosquitoes.
Frank Dobner. who is with the Farm
er's Elevator Co. in Gladstone. was
in Dickinson last Saturday attending
to some business matters at the United
States land Office. It seems that Mr.
Dobner's father filed his citizenship
papers at the land Office when he made
his filing and now he is requested Il
show these paper which he supposes arr
documents at Washington.
S. S. Singer. the big Great Falls de
partment store merchant, who had beef
in New York for nearly two months buy
ing goods and visiting, was in the cit!
the first of the week with his brother
fairy Singer. of the South Side Depart
ment store. Miss Lena Singer OF Min
neapolis accompanied her brother ant
was en- route to Great Falls to spend. !
mouth.
Mrs. Eva Young was a passenger t
Bel6eld Tuesday evening and expecte
to 20 to Medora and leave for the ranc
Friday. Mrs. Young has been a suffere
from blood pressure. on the heart an
had been taking treatment in St. Jo
seph's hospital for a week: She expires
sed herself as much pleased with til
Sisters MANAGEMENT and with the cal
Egiven the patients.
1t costs something to maintain aiput
Lilo school in Dickinson for a year, tn
amount of the past year being $37. 6o7.
Eos according to the annual financial r
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