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

Belfield Thursday.
Attorney H. A. Bureeson had legal l.
business in Bismarck Monday.
Mrs. v. Chilgren was visiting friends:
and taking in the fair at Mandan this:
week.
! Druggist Harold Beedle of the South
Side drug store went to Bismarck Mon,
day.
Register j. G. Quinlivan and Editor
W. A. Carter has business in Bismarck
this week.
Miss Josephine 'Harerave will attend
the librarians association meeting at
Mayville on October list and End.
The Bohemian z. C. B. j. band went
to Manning on Friday t furnish music
for the fair there on Friday and Satur-
day
A. B. Dinsmore is behind the counter
again at the Greene drug store after q
short vacation with relatives in Ellen
dale. t.-t
Ticket Agent Hodson and Switchman
Roy Crandall were added to the list of
Elks at the regular meeting Tuesday
evening. 'r
H. L. Reichert left Wednesday on a
several days. business trip in the
northern part of the state and perhaps
over into Canada.
Miss Frazer of Grand Forks who has
been visiting Mrs. W. S. Russell for a
number of weeks, returned to her home
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Salisbury ar
rived Wednesday from Sheridan, Wyo.,
and are the guests of Mrs. %Salisbury's
parents, Editor and Mrs. W. A. Carter.
A. D. Heaton of the Geo. Heaton
Lumber Co. plans to 20 to Wibaux the
first of tile week to look after matters
at the company's yard there for some
days.
Wire chief Waltz and Repair man
Stanton of the local telephone force
with Tony K%ostelecky' and Maynard
Litch went to Belfield Wednesday even
ing to do some extra work for the COM
pary there.
The harvest Thanksgiving service will
be held in St. Johns church, Sims
street. on Thursday evening, September
10Th att 80. The Right Reverend Cam
eron Mann, DID,. is expected to be the
preacher. All are invited to attend.
Nick Bartholome was in the city last
week OF his way to Beach from his
farm neal Regent. He enjoyed a visit
with old friends while here. and will re-.
sumo his duties in the j. j.. Barley
store at Beach.
Miss Vera Berringer left Sunday for
St. Paul where she will, resume her.
studies at St. GATHERINGS school. She
was joined at Bismarck by Miss Mar
garet Berry who went down a few days
earlier to visit her aunt Mrs. c. J..
Busch. u
The pupils of the city schools were
enjoying a holiday last Monday be-.
cause of the low temperature of the.
school rooms. David Roberts came to-
the rescue, taking charge of the boiler
room temporarily, and had the building:
nice and warm fox the remainder of the
week.
C. H. DeFoe returned Saturday from a..
trip to the Black Hills country. taking
Sigurd Edwards down by auto t attend;
the funeral of his mother at Newell. s..
D. Mr.. Edwards has been employed in,
the country north for some time and did.
not return with Mr.. DeFoe. Mr.. DeFoe.
made the ESQ mile trip down in one day
but stopped off at Rhame,. Reeder and.
other places to visit on the way back.
The eight teachers who have resumed:
their school work in the local public
schools this year including Misses Hill
lesheim, Beebe, Walters, Colwell, Ma
son, OstviR, Larson and Slindee, were
entertaining Friday evening, the remain
ing eleven lady teachers who are here
this year for the first time. The Rumble
home was the scene of the festivities
and all were having a delightful time.
The library board held their regular
monthly meeting on Tuesday evening,
allowing the bills and the discussing
the regular business matters. Recently
j. F. Davis resigned as a member of
the board and W. L. Richards was
appointed by the school board to fill the
vacancy. The other members of the
board + Roy Baird, Frank Reed, Mrs.
G. A. Perkins and Mrs. w. A. Nc
Clure: Mrs.. E. A. Lillibridge has
recently been made a member of the
book committee.
S. S. Sutherland is back from a two.
weeks trip through the country south
and west. He spent some days in the
vicinity of Rainy Butte and also in
the Daglum neighborhood, and found