The Dickinson press., 1913-05-03
Local News

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Economy Sale Saturday.--adv.
A little snow fell Thursday morning
but it had all disappeared before noon.
Mrs. C. W. Conroy was visiting old
friends in Dickinson the past week.
Cashier Harvey Owens and D.. J.
Price were in from Manning last Satur-
day.
"A daughter was born on Monday,
April 28th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wan
liner.
Miss Susanna Everson and a friend
were in the city from Gorham the first
Of the week.
Large Size Extra Standard Pump
Sale Saturday.-adv.
II. M. Odds left last Friday for Los
Angeles, Calf, for an indefinite visit
with his mother. Mrs. Odds was ex-
pecting her brother, VIM. Burch. from
Winnipeg, to assist her this season in
the candy..shop.
Alex Fowler was in Saturday with
his car from Manning and expected to
take L. ]. Dickinson u on Sunday
to see some of the beauties of Dunn
county but owing to the windy con-
dition of the weather he deferred maxi
ling the trip. Some other time they
will try it again.
Alfred Hanson, M Of the millers
at the Russell Miller Milling Co.. works.
has secured a leave of absence OF three
months and starts with his family next
week for Quinion neal which place he
has a homestead. Miss Julia Scheistad
who has secured a homestead in the
same locality, accompanies the fam
lily.
S. D. Gregg was in Dickinson last
Saturday night on some business mat
terrs. He had just returned from the
eastern part of the state where he had
exchanged some of his breeding stock.
Mr.. Gregg said that he was entering
for the tree contest and had already
made plans for setting 1000 to 3. 900
trees.
A deal was closed Saturday by P.
7. Regain and son for the purchase of
the two acre tract of land owned by W.
J. L~ittlehales. just north of the city
water works. The sale a made
through the Orchard agency. Peter
Regain is the father of Engineer Joe
Regain and had been in the city from
Bismarck visiting his son for a short
time.
Hand Picked navy beans 4 lbs for
Csc at Roquette's Economy Sale
Saturday.-adu.
F. A. Hickman, dispatcher for the
Northern Pacific Ry. Co. at Glendive,
was in the city recently on an inspec-
ton trip. He was masquerading
around without the accustomed mus
tache so familiar to all Dickinson resi-
dents of twenty years ago and no one
knew him. Dispatcher Hickman is
looking hale and hearty and the old
timers are always glad to shake hands
with him when they know him.
Beach Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs. C.
E. Barber returned from. their winters
sojourn in the west the fore part of the
week. They have been away since last
fall and have visited all the important
coast cities from Los Angeles to Seat
tie. They spent about a month in the
vicinity Of Los Angeles, then went
north to Sacramento and San Francisco
tor a like stay, then to Portland and
from there to Seattle and then home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber enjoyed their trip
thoroughly and speak very highly of the
coast country. Their daughter, Miss
Helen, who has been in California for
over q year. Joined them in Los Angeles
and they spent the balance of the win
ter together. Miss Helen remaining in
the west.
The directors of the Dickinson Gene
terry association have arranged to keep
a tank of water in reserve at the
grounds for the benefit of those who
wish to grow a few trees nr shrubs.
Those who have lots in the cemetery
should set and care for at least a tree
or two, and thus do a little toward
making the place look more beautiful.
Arrangements are being made to pillow
a strip on The west and south side
which will eventually be set to trees.
1t may not be Generally known but the
fence on these sides is set in 80 feet,
leaving a road and tree space. The
owners of the pasture this side of the
cemetery intend to put in a west gate.
but until such time about the only way
to get into the grounds is from the road
on the east side.
Laverne Fisher was able to come
down town from the Stein hospital this